✨Macau's Ruins of St. Paul's "Travessa Alley"｜Double healing of French desserts and panoramic view of the archway🍰

#澳门美食攻略 A French sweet treasure hidden in the alleys of the Ruins of St. Paul's! As soon as I opened the wooden door, I was stunned by the full cabinet of desserts~ The best part is the rooftop seats. You can see the Ruins of St. Paul's Archway when you look up. Finally, I found the "less crowded and beautiful" secret place for taking photos! Must-order French art: 🎄 Christmas limited edition snow house cake, the beauty ceiling! The white chocolate shell is carved into a snowy house, and when you crack it open, it is chestnut mousse and rum-soaked grapes, with just the right sweetness without being greasy; 🍫 Black Truffle Chocolate Tart, rich to the point of shaking! The crust is crispy, and the filling is 70% dark chocolate mixed with fresh black truffles, slightly bitter and sweet, and it is super greasy with Earl Grey tea; 🌸 Rose Lychee Macaron, girly! The shell is crispy with rose fragrance, and the lychee jam in the middle will burst, and the pink color is perfect for taking photos~ Environment and hidden easter eggs: • There are only 4 seats on the rooftop! It is recommended to arrive before 13:00, the sunlight on the desserts comes with a filter; • The dessert chef will decorate the cake on the spot, and each one looks like a work of art; • "The only drawback is that it cannot be mailed"! But because of this, you must come to Macau to check in in person~ 📍 Alleys near the Ruins of St. Paul's in Macau (search "Travessa Alley" in the navigation) 💡 80-120MOP per person! Dessert + drink package is more cost-effective, remember to reserve space for macarons~ Summary: Suitable for "dessert value control, photography enthusiasts"! From the snow house cake to the rooftop view, every detail is full of "French romance"~ Remember to bring your camera and turn on the "food mode". After all, you will regret missing the opportunity to eat French desserts while taking pictures of the Ruins of St. Paul's📸