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Jiao Wu at CROSSROADS Maldives Officially Opens

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The Chinese restaurant at CROSSROADS Maldives, Jiao Wu has officially opened its doors to guests on 1st August 2021.

The Chinese restaurant at CROSSROADS Maldives, Jiao Wu has officially opened its doors yesterday, 1st August 2021. According to CROSSROADS Maldives, Jiao Wu takes inspiration from Cantonese cuisines’ culture of food for health.

You can savour the rich and authentic flavours in a theatrical show kitchen at the restaurant. Moreover, guests that visit the integrated destination can find Jiao Wu at The Marina @ CROSSROADS–an 800-metre lifestyle area and beach walk at the destination with retail, entertainment and dining outlets.

Image: CROSSROADS Maldives

CROSSROADS Maldives opened in late 2019 and features two lifestyle hotels, Hard Rock Hotel Maldives and SAii Lagoon Maldives – Curio Collection by Hilton, both of which have direct access to extensive facilities at The Marina @ CROSSROADS.

The destination has been recognized as the “Best Leisure Development Maldives (Five-Star)” in the Asia Pacific Property Awards 2021-2022.

In July 2021, Accor announced plans to open a resort of S/O Hotels & Resorts at the third island of CROSSROADS Maldives.

Feature image by CROSSROADS Maldives

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