Hello, dear. Aomen's delicacies include Portuguese tarts, pig bag and water crab porridge.

Don't miss Portuguese cuisine when you come to Macao to enjoy food. Because of the baptism of history, Portuguese cuisine in Macao is very authentic, and at the same time, it is also integrated with Macao's local characteristics. Hiyadu Portuguese Cuisine is a Portuguese restaurant that I often punch in. It is located in Jinsha Resort. The restaurant has an elegant environment, a petty bourgeoisie style, a relatively comfortable atmosphere, thoughtful service and a good overall feeling. Its dishes are exquisite and delicious. The dishes I ordered, such as Ma Jiexiu, slow-boiled egg yolk, onion sauce and grilled tuna slices, are very authentic Portuguese dishes and worth tasting. By the way, the highlight of his family is the chef, Portuguese, and he has his own Michelin restaurant in Portugal, and he will also write books to participate in variety shows ~

Portuguese tarts in Macau must be tasted, because it is one of the most famous local specialty snacks. There are many Portuguese tart shops in Macau, among which Andrew's Cake Shop and Sayer's Egg Tart Shop are the most worth tasting, because both of them have many years of history and are star-rated egg tart shops. Andrew's bakery has 4-5 branches in Macau, and I often go to the one in the Grand Canal Shopping Center, because this one is only 1 minutes' walk from Sayer's egg tart, and it's so happy to eat two of them at once ~ Portuguese egg tart has a delicate and round tart skin, rich egg fragrance and milk fragrance, and it tastes crispy and soft in one bite, full of layers, and it is also thick, sweet but not greasy, full of happiness.

The market is the most local neighborhood life in Macau! Market food is often the cheapest and most authentic. Many people like to punch in the bus market when they come to Macau, but it is too commercialized, and tourists often go there with high commodity prices. I suggest you go to Rua do Cunha near Jinsha Resort, which is a 115-meter-long snack street. There are hundreds of time-honored snack shops in this street. The key is affordable prices, and local people especially like to visit. Of course, there are many attached streets in Rua do Cunha, all of which are very artistic and fresh, so it is not delayed to take photos and check in for food.