Some of us have dumped the hotel breakfast and went out to stuff our faces with the MOP$10 a-dish local fare at the neighborhood cafes. I got to know that they term 'ta-pau' (takeaway/to-go) as "走街" (read it in Cantonese please). So fun! I suppose that by the end of the week, I'll end up eating at many recommended restaurants in the city, and of course I'd better pick up some basic Portuguese phrases.
It was so hard to resist sneaking out the camera for a shot. These were work dinners, so I kinda had to maintain an image and not dissolve into my usual mopey tourist shutterbug mode.
Rua Do Almirante Sérgio
n◦ 259-B r/c Macau
Tel: 2896 7770 Fax: 2896 8137
內港餐廳澳門河邊新街259號B地下
電話: 2896 7770 傳真: 2896 8137
n◦ 259-B r/c Macau
Tel: 2896 7770 Fax: 2896 8137
內港餐廳澳門河邊新街259號B地下
電話: 2896 7770 傳真: 2896 8137
7 comments:
it's called 行街in hong kong :) which also means "go shopping"
Hmmm...I've never been to Macau despite countless times to hk.
Must make a trip there next time. :P
kikare: yup!
lms: a short day trip! i'm loving the label range in The Ventian!
didn't know Macau has so many lovely places. How long are you there?
OH. looks v nice and dessert sounds yummy. i also want to go!
lms: oops. typo. Venetian, i mean.
msfairface: have have! just ask the locals!
ame: hahaha! you're the dessert person indeed! next trip next trip!
Hah yeah I'm looking to visiting Venetian too, to see if the shopping area is the replica of the one in Vegas.
My dad said the suite room is lovely!
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