Showing posts with label Macau. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Macau. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 10, 2012

Autumn Stroll in Macau - Nam Ping Nga Chui Cafe 南屏雅敘

Being the oldest Chinese cafe in Macau, Nam Ping Nga Chui cafe is a perfect place for breakfast and some exceptionally good sandwiches with extra thick omelette.

Previous visit (2009)

Nam Ping Nga Chui Cafe @ 澳門十月初五街


Vermicelli Soup topped with poached egg and barbecued pork


Macaroni soup topped with ham strip


Egg on Toast


Nam Ping Signature Sandwich - with ham and barbecued pork


 Barbecued Pork and Egg Sandwich


French Toast


Milk Tea
NAM PING NGA CHUI CAFE
澳門十月初五街南屏雅敘
G/F, 85-85A Rua de Cinco de Outubro, 
Avenida de Almeida Ribeiro
Macau.
Tel: (853) 2892 2267

Monday, January 9, 2012

Autumn Stroll in Macau - Dragon Portuguese Cuisine

Portuguese cuisine is known for its full-flavoured and rich dishes, resembling the Mediterranean cuisine. Thanks to its seafaring nation and well-developed fishing industry, their food consists mainly of fish and seafood. In Macau, you can easily spot a Portuguese restaurant or cafe at any corner of the city. Rest assured that most of these restaurants serve equally good and authentic Portuguese cuisine so you need not waste your time asking around for recommendation. 

Dragon Portuguese Cuisine @ Avenida de Almenida Ribeiro


Dinner Rolls


Stir-fried clams with white wine


Dried, salted cod fish balls


Grilled Pork Ribs


Baked chicken in cheese & curry sauce


Baked Duck Rice

DRAGON PORTUGUESE CUISINE

福龍葡國餐

 

Rua da Felicidade, 
No.40, Cidade de Macau, 
澳門新馬路福隆新街40號
Macau
Business hours:  Mon - Sun:12:00 pm-3:00 pm, 6:00 pm-11:00 pm
Email: dragonl@macau.ctm.net.
Tel: (853) 2831 3104

Sunday, January 8, 2012

Autumn Stroll in Macau - Lord Stow's Bakery & Cafe

Lord Stow's Bakery and Cafe is famous for one item - Andrew's Egg Tart. Andrew's original recipe egg tart became well knownbeyond their territorial confines, attracting a faithful following, becoming almost a trademark of Macau. The late Andrew got his inspiration for this Macanese delicacy from the popular Portuguese dessert Pasteis de Nata - a kind of egg tart, which, centuries ago, had its origins in the Lisbon waterfront area of Belem. His creation, however, is slightly different from the Portuguese version as his products come with a little English touch. 

Lord Stow's Bakery & Cafe @ The Venetian Macao Resort Hotel



Displaying trays of fresh Portuguese egg tarts


Espresso @ MOP$20


Andrew's Egg Tart @ MOP$8


The creamy custard not only melts in your mouth, but also your heart...

Lord Stow's Bakery & Cafe
Shop 2119a
Marco Polo District
The Grand Canal Shoppes
The Venetian Macao Resort Hotel
Macau
Tel: (853) 2886 6889
Operating hours: 10.00 a.m. to 11.00 p.m.

Saturday, January 7, 2012

Autumn Stroll in Macau - Po Kin and Serrdura

After a hearty lunch at Cheong Kei, we proceeded to Po Kin Milk Company for some lovely desserts. Compared to their competitor Estabelecimento de Bebidas E. Comidas Café / (Leitaria I Son / Yee Shun Milk Products 義順牛奶有限公司),Po Kin's (保健牛奶公司) products are only average so if you are planning a trip to Macau, I would only recommend the former. However, one man's food may be another man's poison. You can always try both and select your preference. 

Po Kin Milk Company
保健牛奶公司



Steamed double skin milk curd
熱雙皮炖奶 @ MOP$17


Steamed Egg Custard
燉蛋 @ MOP$17


Steamed Ginger Milk
薑汁撞奶 @ MOP$18


Serrdura
沙度娜



Serradura / sawdust pudding 
(a layered chilled dessert made up of a sweetened, vanilla whipped cream and crushed biscuits)
木糠布丁 @ MOP$12

Po Kin Milk Company
保健牛奶公司
4, Travessa da Felicidade,
Avenida de Almeida Ribeiro
新馬路褔隆新巷4號
Macau
(853) 2893 8391

Serrdura
沙度娜
Shop A, G/F, 2 R. da Felicidade,
Avenida de Almeida Ribiero
新馬路福隆新街(宜安街)2號地下A舖
Macau
(853) 2893 9889

Friday, January 6, 2012

Autumn Stroll in Macau - Loja Sopa Da Fita Cheong Kei

I had my third trip to Hong Kong and Macau last November. In fact, I just returned from the same countries in early 2011. Many asked me what's so fascinating about Hong Kong and Macau. They obviously did not see the point of going to the same place over and over again. As for me, Hong Kong is such a lousy country with very few tourist attractions, people are generally rude and impatient, the city is highly overpopulated etc. 
Well, so why did I keep pilgrimaging HK over the years? Haha... what else if it wasn't for their food?


祥記麵家


Blanched Fish Skin 
薑蔥灼魚皮 @ MOP$15


Braised Chicken Feet
鳳爪 @ MOP$28


Braised Pork Knuckle
江南豬手@ MOP$28


Signature Shrimp Roe Noodles
招牌蝦子撈麵 @ MOP$24


Won Ton Noodles
雲吞麵 @ MOP$18


Fried Mackerel Ball
金莎鯪魚球 @ MOP$33


Blanched Kai Lan
芥蘭 @ MOP$12

Oja Sopa Da Fita Cheung Kei 祥記麵家 

G/F, 68 R. da Felicidade,
Avenida de Almeida Ribeiro 新馬路福隆新街68號地下

Macau.

(853) 2857 4310

Tuesday, March 29, 2011

HK/Macau 2011 - 'Eat' your heart out!

Macau is known for its huge varieties of local delicacies. Never leave Macau without getting yourself a box of Almond cookies and Portuguese egg tarts for they are probably the best in the world.
The Ruins of St. Paul's

The former red light district of Macau

Pastelaria Koi Kee

Almond cookies

Pastel de nata a.k.a Portuguese egg tarts

Portuguese Egg Tart @ MOP 7

Coffee and tea

A simple breakfast set

Macanese Pork Chop Bun

Golden Coin Biscuits @ MOP10 per packet

Thursday, March 24, 2011

HK/Macau 2011 - We missed our flight!


Never had I ever imagined myself being ‘granted’ the opportunity to experience one of the most unfortunate stories commonly takes place in the airport – missing a flight. We, five in a family, had arrived in the airport two hours in advance, somehow didn’t make it in time for our flight. On that remarkable day, we missed our flight because of long lines. The drop off area at Kuala Lumpur Low Cost Carrier Terminal (LCCT) airport was overflowing with passengers waiting to stamp their passports. The malfunctioned e-gates, the shortage of custom officials, the exceptionally huge lines … … had led to a painful lesson for 16 passengers, including my whole family.

Needless to say, despite pleading with the airport staff and yelling like maniacs at the top of our lungs, we didn’t manage to gain entry to the aircraft but to watch it leave with 16 untaken seats. Having gotten up from the wrong side of the bed, we were forced to fork out an astronomical price for the tickets to catch the next flight to Macau. There, with much frustration, sad, regret and heartache, was another 6 hours of waiting.

Consequently, instead of arriving in Macau for breakfast, we landed at 4.10 in the afternoon!

The Ruins of St. Paul's


The Central Post Office

The Municipal Council

The Holy House of Mercy

Estabelecimento de Bebidas E. Comidas Café
義順牛奶有限公司

Steamed egg custard with lotus seeds

Steamed egg custard

Double-skin milk pudding
馳名雙皮燉鮮奶

Steamed Ginger Egg Custard
姜汁炖蛋

Shark's fin soup

Shark's fin soup with rice (yu chi lou fan... hahaha)
鱼翅捞饭

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