Parisian Macao Le Buffet Breakfast Review 2026: Eiffel Tower Views

For this trip, I stayed at The Parisian Macao,

right in the heart of the Cotai Strip

where all the Macau hotels are clustered, which

made for an incredibly convenient location.

I’ll be sharing a detailed review of my visit to Le Buffet,

The Parisian Macao’s breakfast restaurant!

1. Champagne Suite Room

I stayed in the Champagne Suite,

and the room was incredibly spacious at 72m².

I absolutely loved the modern and luxurious ambiance!

I’ve written a separate detailed review about the bed, bathroom, amenities,

and pool within the room, so please refer to the link below.

2. The Parisian Macao Breakfast

📌 The Parisian Macao Breakfast, Le Buffet

・ Location: 1st Floor

・ Hours: 7 AM – 1 PM

I chose an option that included breakfast.

Here's why you absolutely *must* try The Parisian Macao's breakfast!

It’s because it operates until 1 PM, meaning you can cover both breakfast and lunch for the price of one! 👍🏻

A diverse spread of Chinese, Western, and Japanese dishes is available at the buffet,

and you can also order additional food directly to your table.

It's even better if you can grab a seat with a view of the Eiffel Tower.

There were so many buffet options, it made me wonder if

it was really just breakfast!

While there was a wide variety of Chinese, Western, and Japanese dishes,

it seemed like Chinese options were the most plentiful.

They even had fried noodles, fried rice, and duck pie.

There was also a lobster claw dish with a slightly spicy sauce and

Peking duck available.

It was so convenient to enjoy high-quality dishes unlimitedly

and readily accessible.

They also had classic Western options like hash browns, bacon, and sausages,

as well as penne pasta and grilled salmon steak!

There were just as many Western options as Chinese,

so I ended up enjoying quite a bit of Western food too. 👍🏻

At the live station, you can request noodles to be cooked

right away and enjoy them fresh.

There's a good variety of noodle types, and two kinds of broth to choose from,

You can create and enjoy noodles in any style you like.

It's perfect for a warm bowl to start your morning!

And they even slice up grilled steak right there for you.

Over at the Japanese corner,

you can even get fresh salmon sashimi!

The Japanese corner featured sushi, rolls, and sesame dressing poke salad,

which were so incredibly delicious that I kept going back for more.

They refilled the dishes as soon as they ran low,

and everything was maintained with impressive freshness.

(There were so many options, it felt almost a waste to only have them for breakfast!)

The salad bar was set up like this.

With my favorite cucumbers, tomatoes, corn, and Thousand Island

dressing, I heartily enjoyed the salad as well,

going back for more!

Right next to it, there was a generous selection of yogurts. 😌

For fruits, there were seasonal selections like pineapple, dragon fruit, watermelon, and melon,

so I didn't need to buy any fruit separately during my trip,

relying mainly on the buffet's offerings.

As expected from a premier 5-star Macau hotel,

the dessert corner was equally stunning!

My favorite puddings were constantly refilled and rotated

on a carousel display.

There was a truly impressive selection of desserts like macarons, financiers, donuts, muffins, and more...

just waiting to be tried.

There were also various types of croissants and pastries,

and of course, Macau's signature desserts:

egg tarts and pineapple buns!

(The egg tarts here at Le Buffet taste incredibly similar to those from Lord Stow's Bakery...! These egg tarts are a bit smaller, but you absolutely must try them.)

Isn't the variety of desserts just insane? Haha.

There were also four kinds of gelato,

so I highly recommend grabbing waffles and pancakes from that corner,

and topping them with gelato!

Drizzle some maple syrup or chocolate syrup on top,

and you've got an unbeatable combination. 👍🏻

With such a wide variety of Chinese, Western, and Japanese dishes,

and a plethora of desserts, this buffet seemed perfect for visiting

with parents or children.

Beverages like milk, soy milk, and juices were available in bottles,

so you could just pick up whatever you wanted.

Beyond the bottled options, there were also four types of juice,

and a separate coffee machine.

(This is how I mostly enjoyed my food,

and even now, as I'm writing this post, I'm craving it so much!🥹🥹)

We also **ordered the chili lobster separately right at our table**, and the meat was so incredibly juicy and tender that I highly recommend ordering it!

(Besides that, you can also order sashimi rice bowls and various desserts separately from your table.)

3. Eiffel Tower Observation Deck

One evening, we had dinner at La Chine restaurant, located within The Parisian Macao hotel,

and then **went up to the Eiffel Tower Observation Deck to admire Macao's night view**.

📌 Eiffel Tower Observation Deck

・ Location: 5th Floor

・ Operating Hours: 12 PM - 11 PM

It's just one floor below La Chine restaurant (6th floor), so the flow of moving from dinner to the Eiffel Tower Observation Deck for viewing was perfect.

You get a panoramic view not only of The Parisian Macao but also of all the hotels on the Cotai Strip,

making it an absolute must-visit attraction for families!

In front of the Eiffel Tower Observation Deck, you can also see **exhibition installations celebrating the 10th anniversary with The Little Prince**.

(They are installed not only in The Parisian Macao lobby but also in the shopping mall, Eiffel Tower Observation Deck, and various other spots.)

There's also a stamp event for Sands Lifestyle members, and since it runs **until October 11th this year**, I encourage anyone visiting to take plenty of photos with their companions!

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I've tried to provide a detailed post about breakfast at The Parisian Macao hotel, Le Buffet.

Please refer to the blog link I shared above for reviews on the rooms and other facilities.😌

For a family trip or a visit with your partner, I also recommend TeamLab SuperNature Macao, located at The Venetian Macao, as another must-see attraction in Macao.

Please see the detailed review below!