Local Eats

Whenever our friends from abroad come visit us in town, we always include our personal favorite local snacks in their itinerary. Maybe the next time you come visit Macau, you can include them, too.

If you think Macau is all about the egg tart and the pork-chop bun you’re wrong. Here are some other local snacks that are strange and uncommonly tasty!

Figuring out where to find cheap, warm and comforting food to make your belly happy? Here are the best wonton noodles soup in town for less than MOP $50!

Larry Drinkwater is the owner of Larry’s Place, a healthy and tasty takeaway food spot in old Macau. Besides its signature mango & avocado salad, it also has rice bowls and smoothies, all fresh made!

During the colder months, locals love to tuck into warming dishes such as Clay Pot Rice, and Nam Kee Claypot Rice 南記煲仔飯 is quite possibly the best place for Clay Pot Rice in the whole of Macau.

Winter is here, and other than bundling up in sweaters, there are more delicious and soupy ways to keep yourself warm. We have composed a list of the best ramen spots in Taipa to warm your heart and soul, the Japanese way.

The saying goes, “when in Rome, do as the Romans do”, so here’s our pick of the top 10 dishes you must try when in Macau!

Come to Chou Kei’s kitchen to get a glimpse of how Macau used to eat, and get a taste of a hidden street food gem that is as authentic as they come!

Ting Ting Café is one of a kind place in Macau, beloved by locals and visitors alike for its selection of veggie burgers and other vegetarian menu options.

Discover the local charm of Cais 22 (Wo Fat Pier Food), one of the best long-standing streetside eateries in Macau serving a tasty combination of typical local dishes and seafood.