We ordered rice, stir-fried beef with ginger and spring onions, stir-fried long beans, tofu and vegetable soup. The food was not bad (hubby liked the beans!) and prices were reasonable, the bill came up to less than 200 MOP.
A cute cafe tucked away in a side street. It serves coffee, sandwiches, and above all the world-famous Portugese egg custard tarts. According to locals, this is the place to go for these yummy tarts. Portugese egg tarts! Delicious egg custard in a flaky, melt-in-your-mouth crust. The top of the egg custard is slightly burned and carmelized. To die for.
The shop sells smooth Tau Fu Fah. The Tau Fu Fah is very smooth when put into mounth because its made by hand. The shop owner sells Tau Fu Fah more than 50 years. They not only serves hot and cold Tau Fu Fah, but also Tau Fu Sui which suitable to drink in the hot weather.
Pick up some freshly baked Portuguese egg tarts from one of the Lord Stow's bakeries which are dotted around Coloane Village & enjoy the steaming hot pastry as you walk by the seaside. Freshly baked Portuguese egg tarts coz it's the best you can find.
Venetian Macau Resort Hotel offers a wide selection of sumptuous dishes in their food court. The price as expected in this high-end hotel is expensive. There are numerous stalls to choose from offering Chinese, Japanese, Italian & other cuisines. Tempura. I just love Japanese food pure & simple.
Wong Chi Kei is a famous informal restaurant which sells springy Cantonese noodles made with long bamboo sticks. You can get the noodles dry, or with soup, and order a variety of side dishes to go with your noodles. Springy Cantonese Noodles.
Small shop. Shark's fins is the specialty. There are 2 types of shark's fins soup. One is clear soup and thick soup.Clear soup in claypot with bigger shark's fin cost HKD75 , and thick soup in claypot consist shark's fin, sea cucumber, fish maw cost only HKD45. or HKD30 for thick soup shark's fin in bowl.must try...
Located at the busy Senado Square. The place is full of local customers which is a good sign of great food and service I guess. It has English menu but the staff do not understand English at all. We got through ordering and paying via sign language and lots of smiles. (prices circa 2005):slice of beef in noodle soup - 18MOPgrilled porkchop rice - 24MOPdeep fried shrimp dumplings - 32MOPnote: Practice your chopstick skills! They don't have spoon and fork for guests and was very amused when we requested for one. Ended up with a teaspoon and lots of stare from guests and staff ;0) Delicious fried dumplings and noodles
This is one of the few restaurants we came across with Al Fresco dining. It had a friendly atmosphere and seemed to be popular with local people which is always a good sign. Dishes on the menu included bacalhau, baked duck rice, Portugese style fried rice, fish, curries, loads to choose from.
Excellent French restaurant in Taipa. A great place to go for a cozy evening meal. We were a party of six and must have sampled at least half the menu (we knew we were doing well when they brought out glasses of port 'on the house'!)Everything we had was lovely - the meat was tender, the fish perfect, the desserts mouthwatering. A beautiful meal, friendly staff, delicious wines and a relaxed atmosphere.
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Q: I will be staying at the Pousada de Mong-ha in Macau. Is there a bus from the Macau airport to the hotel? Thanks.
A: Yes, there are buses in the airport and the ride is free. Just tell the people in the bus terminal where your destination is, so they may tell you the appropriate bus to...
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