Grand Lapa Macau
956-1110 Avenida da Amizade, PO Box 3016
Macau, China
General: +853 2856 7888
Reservations: +853 8793 3261
info@grandlapa.com
www.grandlapa.com
Chef Sebastian Jose Guevara of Argentina,
Executive Chef of multinational culinary group, has over 20 years of experience
in the Culinary and Hospitality industry in different countries.
Chef Juan Miguel Prada
Mexican Gastronomy is recognized for its culinary excellence and traditional spices. Beyond the world-known tacos and guacamole, there are rich and diverse culinary traditions.
Mexico is a country with
almost two million square kilometers, more than 110 million people, a millenary
history and a promising future. Its gastronomy has a wide variety of flavors,
textures, smells, and colors to offer. Chef Prada is coming to Macau to show to
the cosmopolitan palates of this region what Mexican gastronomy is, both traditional
and contemporary.
www.grandlapa.com
ARGENTINE GASTRONOMY WEEK
29/6/2014 - 5/7/2014
29/6/2014 - 5/7/2014
Chef Sebastian Guevara
PERUVIAN GASTRONOMY WEEK
22/6/2014 - 28/6/2014
22/6/2014 - 28/6/2014
Chef Maria Rosa Vasquez

Peruvian
Gastronomy is becoming fashionable around the world. A new generation of Chefs
has given the Peruvian traditional dishes a new and more sophisticated
presentation. “The Economist” has recognized the Peruvian cuisine as one of the
top ten in the world.
Chef
María Rosa Vásquez, the le cordon bleu chef, is one of the most prestigious
chefs as well as a researcher and an expert in Peruvian gastronomy. She has a
large experience representing Peru in international culinary fairs in different
countries. Chef María Rosa Vásquez is now in Macau and she is going to delight
us with the Peruvian cuisine of premium quality, refined taste and passion!
MEXICAN GASTRONOMY WEEK
15/6/2014 - 21/6/2014
Chef Juan Miguel Prada
Mexican Gastronomy is recognized for its culinary excellence and traditional spices. Beyond the world-known tacos and guacamole, there are rich and diverse culinary traditions.
Mexican
cuisine, designated in 2010 as part of UNESCO’s Intangible Cultural Heritage of
Humanity, is based on three main axes: tradition, ingredients and geographical
location (regions). The combination of these three aspects determines the
techniques and expertise to be used when cooking every dish.