One Central Macau yesterday unveiled its all new, partially opened lifestyle space on its second floor, introducing upgrades, along with new dining and retail outlets during a media tour yesterday.
A new theme found across the second floor is South Korea’s “Brunch Brother”, marking its Macau debut with the “BRUNCH SOCIETY at One Central Macau”, featuring characters found across five themed zones, including interactive experiences such as the “One Central Bakery” for youngsters and their families.
Among the shop highlights is Italian café and pastry shop COVA’s recently opened branch at the mall (“cova” is Italian for “cave”), and the upcoming return of “Morton’s Grille” to Macau, marking the US steakhouse’s return to the city with an official opening slated within this month, according to information from the mall.
Other shops already operating and introduced yesterday were “ARTI_SENSELAB Multi-Aesthetic Art Space” that features collectibles, pet friendly products and global intellectual property (IP) merchandise. Right next to it is the “PEAK HOUR HOUSE” featuring lifestyle products, along with natural ingredient personal care and beauty products. Cigars from around the world are meanwhile being sold by “REGAL ELITE”, while “The Mineral Boutique” centres on beauty and wellness.
Meanwhile, art pieces are showcased at “Artelli”, while a selection of imported health products, Chinese and Western medicines, and ginseng, among others, are featured at Oasis H&B, according to information from the mall.
Dennis Chan’s gourd-shaped, contemporary-art character HAHALULU, is meanwhile continuing to be showcased in the mall’s atrium through the 3.4-metre-tall “HAHALULU Wishing Gourd Tree” and at the waterfront promenade with a four-metre-tall inflatable. The showcase is part of the MGM x HAHALULU x One Central Macau Trend Art Exhibition.
More shops are set to open later this year, with “Yakiniku Zanmai” and “Mikawa no Sato” set to offer Japanese fare, along with matcha products at “THE MATCHA TOKYO”. Other shops include “TAK”, which offers fusion cuisine, Taiwanese brand “TianYu Noodles”, as well as “Liège Waffle”, a brand that sells coffee and waffles, among others.
This photo taken yesterday shows part of the second-floor lifestyle space at One Central Macau. – Photos: Rui Pastorin
This photo taken yesterday shows the entrance to Morton’s Grille, which is set to open later this month.
