Stephen arrived in Macau over eight years ago to take over the infamous Monkey Bar and developed it into a must-go clubbing venue in the city. But with changing times and the sad demise of the Greek Mythology casino, he took the contacts he had made and formed a private entertainment company to arrange the venues , dinner experiences and go to places for Boy’s nights out. Today Stephen is the owner and manager of two successful F&B venues, the Cathedral Café behind the main post office and his newest venture, Bistro D’indochine.
– What’s your idea of a perfect day?
It begins with a long lunch with old friends & new mates, cold beer & good wine, near the water and goes for 4 to 5 hours and into the night.
– If you could go back in time to any event in history, what would it be?
To the moment in human history when a group of mates sitting around the camp fire were debating who would try the first bucket of "hopes, yeast and water".
– What’s your favorite book?
Lord of the rings
– And your favorite singer/ band?
Men at Work
– Who is your hero?
Winston Churchill
– What can always cheer you up when you are having a bad day?
Watching squirrel and birdseed videos
– What’s your worst habit?
Ignoring other people's wishes when I order the wine. Pino is crap
– If you could only have one meal for the rest of your life, what would it be?
Pasta Carbonara
– If you could retire tomorrow what would you do?
Open a great little corner wine bar & enjoy the golden moments of my life
– What’s your favourite season or festival?
Autumn
– What’s your favourite place in Macau?
The Cathedral cafe San Malo, nowhere in our city do you see the
tapestry of the city's life better than there.
