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You need to try the crab porridge and shrimp roe noodles!

Macau is said to be the ‘Vegas of China’ and an alternative to Venice, Italy. This place is enriched with such culture and history, that there’s always something new to discover whenever you go here.

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Aside from the sights to see, a trip here can never be complete without trying Macau’s must-eats.

Pork Chop Buns

They said pork chop buns originated at Tai Lei Loi Kei. These are thick and lean pork chops marinated in a special sauce, and sandwiches between two buns. They also have pineapple pork chop buns!

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Where to get this:
Tai Lei Loi Kei – Rua Correria da Silva, No 35, Taipa Village, Macau/Shop 3005A, Food Square, Venice Grand Canal, Macau

Portuguese Egg Tarts

There are several stores that sell these glorious egg tarts, and it’s up to us to decide which one we like the best. The outer layer is crusty and a bit crispy, and once you sink your teeth into it, you’ll be surprised with the warm and luscious egg custard filling inside.

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Where to get this:
Lord Stow’s Bakery – 1 Rua do Tassara, Coloane, Macau (ORIGINAL SHOP)/K13, Shoppes at Venetian, The Venetian Macau
Margaret’s Cafe E Nata – Gum Loi Building, 17A Rua Alm Costa Cabral R/c, Avenida de Almeida Ribeiro
Koi Kei Bakery – Calcada Barra, No.23A, B, C, Fase B, Rc-Crc, Macau Macau

Phoenix Egg Roll with Seaweed and Pork Floss

One of the must-buy take home souvenirs in Macau, a Phoenix Egg Roll has a thin layer of seaweed and pork floss inside.

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Where to get this:
Koi Kei Bakery – Calcada Barra, No.23A, B, C, Fase B, Rc-Crc, Macau Macau

Tea

An experience in Macau is never complete without an authentic tea experience. They say it’s best to go to Long Wa Teahouse for their tea, dimsum, noodles, and the ambience.

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Where to get this:
Long Wa Teahouse – 3 R. Norte do Mercado Alm. Lacerda, Macau

Almond Cookies

Another Macau souvenir you can bring back to your friends and family, Almond Cookies is a classic Macau pastry can be found in several bakeries. It has that nutty and melt-in-your-mouth texture that makes it addictive for everyone.

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Where to get this:
Pastelaria Fong Kei – 14 R. do Cunha, Macau

Crab Porridge

Simply put, this is a perfect Macau delicacy wherein the porridge is mixed in with freshwater crab meat and roe. It’s a comforting dish that everyone will love.

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Where to get this:
Seng Cheong Restaurant – 28 – 30 Rua Do Cunha, Taipa, Macau

Serradura (Sawdust Pudding)

One of Macau’s all-time favorite desserts, Serradura, or also known as Sawdust Pudding, is best enjoyed when chilled. It’s made of sweetened whipped cream and crushed cookies.

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Where to get this:
Mok Yi Kei – 9 Rua Do Cunha, Taipa, Macau

Steamed Milk Pudding

Steamed Milk Pudding can also be found in Hong Kong. It has that light and smooth texture and is best enjoyed with red beans on top.

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Where to get this:
Yee Shun Milk Company – GF, 381 Avenida de Almeida Ribeiro, Macau

Durian Ice Cream

Durian Ice Cream is a famous dessert in Macau. Despite its scent, many claim that it’s so good that it’s like you’re eating durian flesh in ice cream form.

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Where to get this:
Mok Yi Kei – 9 Rua Do Cunha, Taipa, Macau

Shrimp Roe Noodles

Shrimp roe noodles is a popular noodle dish in Macau served with shrimp roes and dumplings on top.

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Where to get this:
Wong Chi Kei – 17 Largo do Senado, Macau
Cheng Kei Noodle – 69 Rua da Felicidade, Macau

Dumplings

Never go anywhere in China without getting dumplings. Some people say that it’s best to go to Dumpling Town to enjoy their wide variety of steamed and fried dumplings.

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Where to get this:
Dumpling Town – G/F, 5A Beco da Arruda R/C, Avenida de Almeida Ribeiro

Portuguese Clams

Many go all the way to to Miramar in Coloane Island for a taste of their Portuguese clams. It has that tasty and rich white wine cream sauce that you’ll want to lick off your plate clean, because it is that good.

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Where to get this:
Miramar – Zona Nordeste da Praia Hac-Sa, Coloane, Macau

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