The most comprehensive guide to Macau compiled by Macau people [Eat, Drink and Have Fun in Macau♥️]

Travel preparation

I have been working in Macau for nearly two years. I have been to many places with Macau, eaten the most authentic local food, visited popular attractions that Macau tourists must visit, and stepped into some little-known streets and alleys. It is better to share happiness with others than to enjoy it alone, so I want to organize the Macau guide for everyone and share the most complete guide to eating, drinking and playing! Let all tourists come to Macau and make the trip worthwhile, and never forget it

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Welcome to Macau🇲🇴

1. Visa
For Macau free travel, of course, a Hong Kong and Macau Pass and a visa are required. The detailed application procedures can be found on the entry and exit website of the public security.
2. Transportation
Domestic flight to Macau: Hotel fortune car, free!
Domestic flight to Guangzhou: Take the light rail from Guangzhou to Zhuhai Station and walk to Gongbei Port to cross the border. About 60-80 minutes, 70 yuan.
3. Domestic flight to Zhuhai: Take the Zhuhai Airport Bus to Gongbei Port, about 50 minutes, 20 yuan.
4. Hong Kong (Shenzhen) by boat to Macau: Tourists who are preparing to travel to Hong Kong and Macau can also travel by shipping, so I won’t write about it in detail here.
5. Transportation in Macau: After entering the Macau border, there will be many casino cars. You can choose the corresponding casino car according to the place you want to go. You can take the Lisboa car to go to the Ruins of St. Paul’s and the Senate Square. You can take the Emperor Hotel car to go to the New Yaohan.
If you don’t want to queue up, you can take a bus or a taxi. The stops are all near the exit. Be prepared to change money for the bus, the bus fare is 6 yuan. Well, the price has increased! Taxis are more expensive than in China. It costs about ￥50-60 from Guanzha to Lisboa, and ￥100 from Guanzha to Taipa.

Currency

Although AUD, HKD and RMB are all accepted in Macau, if you plan to eat, drink, play and shop in Macau, I still recommend that you change to Macau Pounds to save money, because some shops convert at a 1:1 exchange rate, so comrades who are careful with money should pay attention. If you go to Macau casinos, you can exchange some Hong Kong dollars to play a few games! It’s also okay to win some travel expenses and accommodation expenses.

Accommodation
Macau accommodation is generally expensive, most of which are 5-star hotels, which are connected to shopping malls and casinos. Generally avoid the off-season and weekends, and book in advance to get cheap rooms.

Selected near the Ruins of St. Paul’s: Sofitel at Ponte 16, Emperor Hotel, about 700 is ok.
Taipa: Parisian has the best value for money. Gambling and shopping are integrated, and you can enjoy the night view of the Eiffel Tower at night. The Studio City next door can also be recommended. Ordinary rooms can be obtained for 700

Premium enjoyment version: You can choose Wynn, Galaxy JW Marriott, Venetian

Macau must-visit food,

Food guide for must-visit in Macau

First stop, rush to [Three Lights]
Macau locals' city center, one of the most popular places in Macau. Nicholas Tse also came here when filming [Chef Nic]. This is a Burmese overseas Chinese community with many Southeast Asian delicacies. I would like to introduce it in particular
Feng Ji: Pork feet and ginger, it is simply delicious, especially the egg! Great
Recommend various noodles: such as coconut milk chicken noodles, the chicken is tender, the coconut milk is smooth, the noodles are chewy, and very delicious; there are also fish soup noodles, various curries, chicken noodles, beef offal, fried spring rolls, Tokyo snacks: beef offal, pig brain noodles, fried large intestines, etc.

Second stop: A must-visit for foodies [Guan Ye Street]
Mo Yi Ji: Sawdust pudding, durian ice cream, dacai cake
Lemon Che Lu: Michelin-recommended cake shop
Cheng Chang Restaurant: Crab porridge, deep-fried cuttlefish balls
Dali Lai Ji: Pork chop buns
Cheung Chau Ping Ji: glutinous rice cakes
Long Hua Tea House, Hua Sheng Xing Guiling Gao: Traditional old shops, located in Red Market

Third stop: A ray of hope [Coloane Island]
Andrew's Egg Tart (Headquarters): Portuguese egg tarts
Hon Kee Coffee (Chow Yun-fat's favorite): Hand-beaten coffee, hand-beaten mandarin duck, cheese, ham and egg custard
Miramar restaurant: Authentic Portuguese cuisine, reservations required; cream sauce boiled clams, seafood rice, crab stuffing. Must order

Fourth stop: Fight the crowd [Avenida de Almeida Ribeiro Ruins of St. Paul's]
Margaret Egg Tart Shop: Popular Portuguese egg tarts
Yishun Milk: Red bean double skin milk, ginger milk
Ming Kee Beef Offal:
Zi Kee Beef Offal: Cai Lan and Aso both recommend this popular shop
Huang Zhi Ji: Fresh shrimp wonton noodles, shrimp noodles
Ju Ji Souvenirs: Snowflake almond biscuits, pork (beef) jerky, almond biscuits, seaweed phoenix rolls, knot candy, sea salt peanut candy, wife cake
Tian Fat Wings of the Wing: Shredded chicken wings of the wing, bamboo shoot wings of the wing
Xing Xiang Yuan: Walnut paste, almond tea, water chestnut sand
Heng You: Various fish balls

Stop 5: Special Portuguese cuisine recommendation
Antonio Restaurant: Authentic Portuguese cuisine, reservation required; clams cooked in white wine, codfish balls, codfish balls baked in white sauce, Portuguese sausage
Miramar Restaurant: Look up at Stop 4
Dumbo Portuguese Restaurant: Located in the alley separated by Guanye Street, check in while you go to Guanye Street, Portuguese chicken and codfish balls are must-orders
Chef Newley; not Portuguese cuisine, but worth recommending; pork ribs will not disappoint you
This is the end of the Macau food article!