[2025 Macau Attraction] Travel Guide for Rua da Felicidade (Updated Jul)

Walking forward across the New Road on the Macau Peninsula is Rua do Fulong, also known as the Red Window Gate. It was a red-light district a long time ago, and later turned into a food street, which is very modern! Full of the flavor of the late Ming and Qing dynasties. The blue brick house and oyster mirror windows are preserved. The movie 2046, Isabella was also filmed here! Compared to the Ruins of St. Paul's, there are much fewer people! So it is also a less popular tourist attraction!

Address: Shop 7, Rua do Fulong, Avenida de Almeida Ribeiro, Macau Environment/Facilities - Hidden in a three-storey building with a distinctive design in Fulong New Street. You can book a seat on Facebook. There is a small blackboard for birthday celebrations. The blackboard will help you draw a doll and write your birthday message on it. You can bring your own cake (the store provides free cake cutting). Specialty - Signature roast pork ribs with French fries (a dish that almost everyone orders) Price per person: $50-$150 Rating – 9.5/10

#Overseas Travel #Historic buildings In addition to the well-known world heritage sites, Macau's historic center actually hides many common people's landscapes in its streets and alleys. 📷This time we strolled along the century-old "Fulong New Street", which used to be Macau's red-light district. After conservation and reconstruction, it has now become a distinctive food street and souvenir street. 📷Architectural Features: 🌟The streets on both sides are mostly two-story buildings with similar appearances 🌟The lower floors are shops and the upper floors are residences, reflecting the characteristics of Chinese architecture in the 19th century. 🌟They are all painted red and white, with gray walls and red windows, plus ancient wooden doors and carved window frames, which are very unique.

Experience Macao Cinematic Style! Macao is a popular filming destinations for many movies. I remember seeing the Rua da Felicidade (福隆新街) in the movie “Mission Milano”《偷天特務》. What locations in Macao do you remember seeing in movies?

#澳门隐世打卡位 Want to avoid the crowds and experience the most authentic old city style in Macau? You must come to "Fulongxin Street"! This street, which was built in the 19th century, was once the most prosperous commercial district in Macau. Today, it retains a strong nostalgic atmosphere, with blue bricks, red tiles, and Baroque buildings, as if walking into an old movie scene📽️. Walking through it, you can check in at "Lou Jia Mansion" (one of Macau's World Heritage Sites) to appreciate the beauty of the combination of Chinese and Western architecture; or walk into "Fulongxin Street Hotel" (now a cultural heritage exhibition hall) to experience the luxurious atmosphere of the former luxury casino. There are also many specialty shops, souvenir shops and Portuguese cafes on the street, which are suitable for slowing down and tasting pork chop buns or Portuguese tarts🥐. In the evening, when the lights come on, Fulongxin Street adds a romantic atmosphere and is a great place to take literary photos📸! Don't just go to the Ruins of St. Paul's when you come to Macau, this hidden old street will definitely surprise you!

When it comes to Macau, the first thing most people think of is the casino, the Venetian or the Grand Samba, but what I want to share with you today is another more quiet and charming little corner of Macau – Taipa! Taipa is not as lively and commercialized as the main island of Macau, it is more of a slow pace, alley style, Portuguese architecture and hidden cuisine, making it a perfect spot for a half-day or day slow trip. ⸻ 📍 Taipa Old Town: Portuguese style and hipster photo hotspot When you come to Taipa, you must not miss Guan Ye Street! This small street of just a few hundred meters is the soul of Taipa. The sides are lined with nostalgic shops, dessert shops, souvenir shops and specialty snacks, especially the colorful buildings with narrow alleys, which is an excellent scene for taking pictures. Several alleys extending out of Guan Ye Street, such as Bunker Street, Mu Yu Street, and Ka Mo Slanted Lane, contain many specialty cafes and handmade shops, which are especially suitable for hipster travelers to explore. ⸻ 🍴Food Recommendation: Taipa is a foodie’s paradise! • Mo Yi Kee Durian Ice Cream Those who dare to eat durian must challenge this restaurant! The real ingredients and rich smell are simply a paradise for durian lovers. • Italian Pork Chop Bun One of the signature delicacies of Taipa. Crispy bread with hot pork chop, sometimes egg or cheese, with a cup of stocking milk tea, super satisfying! • Andrew Portuguese Egg Tart The originator of Portuguese tarts, as famous as Margaret. The pastry is crispy and the egg is rich. It is a dessert that you must not miss when you come to Macau!

#discoverchina Macau's historic center captures the unique fusion of Portuguese colonial architecture and Chinese culture. **Tips:** - Visit during evening hours when the lanterns are illuminated, casting a warm glow over the cobblestone street. - This area is especially magical during Chinese New Year when additional decorations enhance the already picturesque scene. - Sample Macanese cuisine, a rare blend of Portuguese and Chinese flavors found nowhere else in the world. **Directions:** Located in Macau's historic peninsula, a short walk from Senado Square. The street is easily accessible on foot from major historic sites including the Ruins of St. Paul's. If coming from the casino area, a free shuttle bus to the historic center followed by a short walk will bring you to this cultural gem. #couplestrip #travel #localfood #citydaytours #myitinerary

Day 2▶️Macau Fortress—Nezha Temple—Fashionable Toy Store—Guanqian Main Street—St. Anthony’s Church—Fire Station Museum—Fulong New Street—October 5th Street 1️⃣🍽️Drink coffee in the hotel room for breakfast. The hotel provides a capsule coffee machine. The coffee brewed is fragrant and a little bitter. The taste is very pure and not astringent. [Tiptop] ⬇️ 2️⃣🚌Exit from the hotel main entrance/side door towards Hongdi Building and go across If you take bus 26A/25/…, you can check the bus to Avenida de Almeida Ribeiro Station (Wing Hang Station/Overseas Chinese Station…) on the platform. Remember to press the bell before getting off, otherwise the driver will not stop. ⬇️ 3️⃣♟️The Grand Fortress. After getting off the bus, walk along the cannon tower alley and challenge the big slope. The Grand Canal is a super long and steep slope, which is great for taking photos. ⬇️ 4️⃣🪷Nezha Temple. Come out of the main gate of the fort and walk down to the right, you can directly reach the right side of the Ruins of St. Paul's. Walk further to its left and you will reach the Nezha Temple. There is also a small Nezha Temple Museum next to it. ⬇️ 5️⃣🏛️Walking down from the Nezha Temple, there is a great angle to take pictures of the Grand Lisboa, and people look great in the frame too. ⬇️ 6️⃣🪀Trendy toy store. There is a trendy toy store next to the Ruins of St. Paul's, where you can find second-hand and currently popular toys from Europe, America, Japan and South Korea. ⬇️ 7️⃣🛍️Shopping. If you want to buy nice and affordable clothes, you can go to Xinmalu (Banzhangtang Street, Datang District), where there is a chain of affordable clothing stores. You can sometimes find good things if you go in and have a look (before buying, you can compare the prices on Pinduoduo and Taobao). ⬇️ 8️⃣🚶🏻‍♀️Shopping. Then walk along "Yingying Street" to "Guanqian Main Street". "Yingying Street" will pass by a wall with the word "Macau" on it, where you can check in and take photos. Guanqian Main Street is also quite famous. There are many snack bars and specialty shops here, which are nice to take photos. Continue towards the "Plaza del Fão" and you can check in at several characteristic buildings, such as "St. Anthony's Church" (one of the three oldest churches in Macau, many Portuguese people hold weddings here, it is worth checking in), "Macau Fire Department Museum" (located at the intersection of Liansheng Street and Jinghu Road, it exhibits antique fire trucks, old fire helmets and other ancient firefighting tools and fire protection knowledge. It is open to the public free of charge from 10:00 to 18:00 every Tuesday to Sunday, no appointment is required, you can go in and visit directly)... ⬇️ 9️⃣🍽️Lunch. Walk to Senado Square (this street market sells many Southeast Asian products, such as fruits, vegetables, coffee, seasonings, etc. There is also a very famous barbecue shop, you can try it if you pass by). Continue walking towards the "Three Lights" direction. I originally wanted to go to "Curry Girl" but I came across it again to take a break (this restaurant is super delicious). We had no choice but to go to "Jun An Long Food" on the nearby "Admiral Jaber Street" and order curry beef brisket soup noodles and soup noodles. The taste is good, the soup is thick, and the beef brisket and tendon are soft and tender. 🚶🏻‍♀️Digest food after eating. Then we walked to "Fulong Xin Street", an ancient street with hundreds of years of history. It was once a "place of fireworks" from the late Qing Dynasty to the beginning of the last century. The upper half of the street was brothels and teahouses, and the lower half was opium dens and restaurants. It was a prosperous place with singing and dancing every night and bright lights. Together with the nearby Furongli and Yian Street, it is known as the "Three Streets of Flower Kingdom". There are still many two-story buildings from the late Qing Dynasty here, with red buildings and blue bricks, but after renovation, the doors and windows are painted green. Today, Rua do Fulong is lined with restaurants and souvenir shops, and is one of the most pedestrian-friendly streets in Macau. 🌟There are many panda-shaped decorations along Fulong Xin Street. Come here to take photos and check in. ⬇️ 🔟🫖Afternoon tea. At a double skin milk shop ("Health Milk Company") near "Fulong Xin Street", I ordered hot almond milk paste [Cute][Cute] The almond flavor is rich and the milk paste is thick and smooth (the milk here is produced by local ranches in Macau). 🥣We had Thai food for dinner. Walking from Fulongxin Street to "October 5th Street", this is a street with strong Chinese and Western cultural characteristics, and the buildings on both sides are colorful. There is also the historic Kang Zhenjun Temple on this street; the Hong Kong drama "Moonlight on the Fifth of October" and the last episode of the Korean drama "Palace" were filmed here. 🌟Went to a restaurant run by an authentic Thai ("Hao Kong Restaurant", it is recommended to call ahead to make reservations. Many locals come to eat here, and you often have to wait in line; if you don't want to wait, you can call to inquire or arrive in advance before business starts. It is usually closed on Mondays and Tuesdays, and sometimes it is hard to predict, so it is best to call to confirm before going). Dinner dishes: marinated raw shrimp, sizzling oyster eggs, minced meat lettuce wraps, shrimp pancakes, seafood Tom Yum Goong soup, sour papaya sea bass, and coconut are all very famous and delicious 😋 Finally, after eating, slowly walk to the Fortune Bus boarding point next to the Emperor Hotel to take the bus back to City of Dreams, and then walk to the Londoner Hotel for about 10 minutes. On the third day, we returned and had dim sum at Tim Ho Wan in the Londoner Hotel for breakfast. There was also a queue here. If you are lucky, you won't have to wait if you arrive early...

20,000 Steps in Macau! 9 Free Niche Spots for Photography! Macau is so photogenic! 20,000 steps every day, from old streets and alleys to Little Europe, from artistic romance to vicissitudes and prosperity. Here's a super comprehensive collection of free photo spots, remember to save it! - 🇲🇴[Macau Peninsula] ◼️ Calçada da Guia A classic National Geographic photography spot, where you can capture the dazzling Grand Lisboa Casino in the night and the vibrant old streets in the distance. The spot is right by the road, so be sure to pay attention to safety when taking photos! It is recommended to go between 9-10 pm, when there won't be too much traffic. - ◼️ Ruins of St. Paul's The Travessa da Paixão (Love Lane) to the left of the Ruins of St. Paul's and under the banyan tree halfway up Monte Fortress are excellent spots to easily avoid the crowds. - ◼️ Calçada da Igreja de S. Lázaro The colorful Portuguese buildings are incredibly dreamy. - ◼️ Rua da Felicidade The red buildings and shutters have a Hong Kong-style retro street feel, and the rainy nights are also uniquely charming. - 🇲🇴[Taipa Island] ◼️ The Taipa Houses–Museum Mint green Portuguese-style buildings, very refreshing. - ◼️ Rua do Cunha Portuguese Egg Tart Garden Rua do Cunha is a food paradise with lots of delicious treats. I stumbled upon this rainbow street near the Portuguese Egg Tart Garden, which is super photogenic. - ◼️ Parisian Macao Park The park opposite The Parisian Macao is the best spot for photos with the Eiffel Tower. A telephoto lens is recommended to bring you closer to the tower. - 🇲🇴[Coloane Island] ◼️ Colorful Houses A fairytale-like fishing village with many brightly colored houses. - ◼️ Rua Cinco de Outubro Rua Cinco de Outubro is a filming location for literary films.

#CanadaFlightEvent #MacauTravel Here are three photos of the scenery of Felicidade Street.. It's really unique and exotic that the road signs are written in two languages.. And the street is really densely packed with buildings, and it's a street with a unique atmosphere.. It's amazing..

Macau one-day city walk 🚗: There are many transportation options from Shenzhen to Macau. My method is for your reference (I personally feel it is more convenient and worry-free) ✔️Take a ride directly to Zhuhai Qingmao Port. 💰Two people alone plus tolls are about 300 yuan. 🕐If there is no traffic jam, it takes one hour and 40 minutes ❗️You can get off at Qingmao Port and pass through the customs directly. There is not much traffic. You don’t have to queue up when you go there. You can walk fast for a few minutes to pass through the customs. There is only one gate for passing through the customs. However, there is no fortune car available at the Qingmao Port. It is also convenient to take a bus to the vicinity of the Ruins of St. Paul's (🚌about four or five stops, half an hour💰6mop). ✔️Citywalk route: The Ruins of St. Paul’s – Rua da Cinco de Octobe – Rua do Fulong – Municipal Affairs Bureau – Quezon City Market The route is mainly to walk slowly in the alleys around these places and return the same way at night. Ju Ji’s crispy pork is pretty good. There are many stores and they are very generous with tastings. They also have freshly made pork for tasting, so you can go and try it without buying.

Macau's Fulong New Street is a charming retro streetscape that blends Portuguese and Chinese cultures 🌿🏮 During the day, colorful buildings stand out as a photo spot 📸✨ At night, red lanterns are lit up, creating a fantastic atmosphere 🌙🏮 This is a treasure trove of local gourmet! Recommendations include the "pork chop burger" and the traditional sweet "milk pudding" 🍮 There are also many stylish cafes, making it a fun area to eat and walk around 💛 [Access] 5 minutes walk from Senado Square 🚶♀️ A spot that is easy to stop by in between sightseeing! Fulong New Street has different charms both during the day and at night. If you want to take photos, the evening and night are especially recommended 📷💕! #0yentravelFebruary2025 #FulongNewStreet #MacauTrip #RetroCute #FoodTrip #PhotoSpot

Tianfa Wanzai Shark's Fin Food: The Legend of Shark's Fin in Old Street, Macau "Tian Fa Wan Zai Chi Cuisine" located on Rua do Fulong, Avenida de Almeida Ribeiro in Macau is a time-honored snack shop that is a must-visit for many tourists and locals. This shop is famous for its affordable and authentic bowl of chicken wings. Despite the small store and long queues, it still attracts countless foodies. The following will take you on an in-depth exploration of this popular food restaurant hidden in the historic district from the perspectives of environment, signature dishes, prices and controversial points. 1. The nostalgic atmosphere hidden in Fulong New Street Tian Fat Chicken Wings is located in the historic Rua da Fulong in Macau. This street was once a prosperous area in the late Qing Dynasty and early Republic of China, but now it has been transformed into a commercial district that combines tourism and tradition. The buildings with blue bricks and red windows on both sides are well preserved and are known as the "living fossil of brothel culture", attracting many film and television productions to be filmed there. The store has a low-key facade, with only a few round tables and benches. The space is so small that you have to sit back to back and even share a table with strangers to dine. However, this sense of crowding actually adds to the atmosphere of the city. 2. Real shark fin for the common people Tian Fa’s Shark’s Fin in Bowl specializes in “using real shark fins at affordable prices”. The menu is divided into different price ranges, from the “Deluxe Shark’s Fin in Bowl” at MOP 55 to the “Claypot Fish Maw and Shark’s Fin” at MOP 120, to meet different needs. Signature dishes such as the Braised Shark's Fin with Sea Cucumber and Fish Maw in Red Soup (NT$85) are served in a clay pot and are steaming hot when served. The broth is thick and smooth, and the ingredients include shark's fin, fish maw, sea cucumber, bamboo fungus and shredded chicken. The fish maw is rich in gelatin and the sea cucumber is tender. Although the shark's fin is smaller in quantity, the overall flavor is full. In addition, "Claypot Chicken Soup Wings" and "Braised Giant Wings" are also popular choices. The soup is cooked with chicken bones and ham, and is sweet and fresh with a hint of wine. The store emphasizes cooking upon order, and employees can be seen manually processing shark fins and ingredients in the kitchen to ensure the freshness of the ingredients. 3. Practical store exploration strategy 1. Queuing and dining time: There are fewer people at noon or in the evening on weekdays, and the average queue time on holidays is more than 30 minutes. The staff will ask about ordering in advance to speed up the process, and recommend studying the menu first. 2. Environmental reminder: The store is narrow and has no air conditioning. Take-out is recommended during the hot summer. It is inconvenient for those carrying large luggage. 3. Payment method: Cash only, no credit card service. 4. Local Culture and Sustainable Thinking The success of Tim Fat Shark's Fin reflects Macau people's persistence in traditional snacks, but it also sparked ethical controversy over "shark fin consumption." Although the store uses lower-cost loose wings, it is still questioned by some environmentalists. If you mind this, you can choose other soups such as bamboo fungus and shredded chicken soup, which is equally delicious. Conclusion The charm of Tian Fa’s shark’s fin soup lies in its “luxury experience in the market” – connecting Macau’s history and contemporary food culture with a bowl of hot, affordable shark’s fin. Despite its simple environment and polarized reviews, its authentic ingredients and nostalgic atmosphere are still worth including on travelers' food lists. Take a stroll along Rua do Fulong and try the nearby old shops such as San Yuan Congee and Xiang Ji Noodle House to fully experience the common people's taste of Macau. Address: Shop 18, Rua do Fulong, Macau Opening hours: 12:00-21:00 (daily) Average consumption per person: 55-120 MOP

Introducing the perfect place to see wall art in Macau♪ 《Fulong New Street Rua de Felicidade》 This street used to be a thriving red-light district, but it has been redeveloped and reborn as a fashionable spot✨ There is wall art here and there, so it's fun just to walk around♪ There are various shops, including restaurants and egg tart shops🥚 The street itself is about 200 meters long, but there is also wall art on the side streets😁 Please take a stroll🍀 Walking around Macau🇲🇴 #FreeTabiWinter #Macau #MacauTrip

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Do you only visit the Ruins of St. Paul's when you go to Macau? Then you're missing out! 🤣 There are so many delicious foods to find as you walk up from Senado Square. You can enjoy incredibly tasty ginger milk pudding, curry beef offal, and braised dishes 🤤. There's also shark fin and fish maw soup that will rejuvenate your body and mind. Sitting on Rua da Felicidade with a bottle of beer, you can feel the Portuguese architecture and let the breeze slow down time. Isn't it romantic, comfortable, and enjoyable? 🥰 If you get the chance, you should come and experience a different side of Macau and its unique Portuguese romance 😊

#100waysoftravel #freehotelstay #mytravelhacks #historicallandmarks #localguides To celebrate the arrival of the Lunar New Year and the Year of the Dragon, Various places launching a series of large-scale installations featuring the national-level intangible cultural heritage "Foshan Lanterns." These installations, along with art installations created by local designers, will be distributed throughout various areas in the Fulong New Street Pedestrian Zone, providing an opportunity for tourists and residents to interact while celebrating the New Year. It’s extraordinary experience during walking on street were lots of peoples are on street.

#100 Ways to Travel Take the bus from St. Regis Hotel to Macau Peninsula, Municipal Affairs Bureau, Senado Square, Ruins of St. Paul's, Love Lane → Best Bakery, Fulong New Street → Nanping Yaxu → Bamu Baking → Guia Fort East Wangyang Lighthouse→Liji Ice Cream→Jinli Restaurant 【Attractions】 1. Municipal Affairs Bureau, Senado Square, Ruins of St. Paul's, Love Lane In the past, when I came to Macau, I would only take pictures at the entrance of the Municipal Affairs Bureau. This time I walked inside and found that it is quite beautiful inside. It is also very suitable for taking beautiful photos. Walking all the way from Senado Square to Ruins of St. Paul's, you will pass by the Rose Hall and many Businessmen will see Ruins of St. Paul's! ! There were quite a lot of people when we arrived around nine in the morning. There is a Love Alley on the left. After taking pictures there, you can look back and see Ruins of St. Paul’s from different angles. Some people will come here to talk to the big crowd. Take a group photo with the Ruins of St. Paul's and then Uniqlo next to Ruins of St. Paul's. After entering, go to the window on the second floor and you can also take pictures with Ruins of St. Paul's. There will be many people taking pictures here, but everyone will queue up in an orderly manner. 2. Fulong New Street After going to the most fragrant cake to get the number plate, we came here to take a walk. This is the historical and weathered area of ​​Macau. After renovation, it has been turned into a commercial street. 3. Guia Fort Guia Lighthouse There is a Songshan Cable Car available at the entrance of Erlonghou Park. I didn’t know about it until I came back. We climbed the mountain that day, and the rain was getting heavier and heavier. Although it was very foggy, we still saw the spectacular New Lisboa. hotel 【gourmet food】 1. The most fragrant bakery You have to queue up when the door is about to open. The clerk will hand out number plates. When the time is almost up, come back quickly and wait to go in. This is a handmade charcoal-grilled almond cake. It has a crispy texture and a charcoal aroma in your mouth. It is not very sweet. The store clerk reminded us not to put it upright and it will break easily. 2. Nanping Yaxu It is a very retro shop. I have visited it before in Macau, and I came here again this time. Both times, the customers were locals. I ordered a deluxe egg barbecued pork sandwich and char siew. The barbecued pork in the sandwich was very tender, and the accompaniment was tender. Eggs and fluffy toast are a perfect match; the taste of sauerkraut is a bit like donuts and twins? Very delicious 3. Eight-mesh baking The first place product is the puff pastry caramel egg tart. It tastes pretty good. I still like the Andrew egg tart the most. 4. Jinli Restaurant It was already afternoon when we went there, and some of the noodles were sold out. We ordered chicken rice noodles, which we bought back to the hotel to eat. It was about half an hour later when we ate them. The takeaway staff helped to prepare the noodles, and I thought they would be cold. Not tasty, turned out to be very tasty

Dear travelers, today I want to share with you a super delicious food spot! On Macau's Rua do Fulong, there is an old shop: Yao Biao (Portuguese souvenirs, Macau specialty). The freshly baked cod balls are so delicious that they are unforgettable! 😍 The bacalhau balls here are crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, with fresh and fragrant fish meat, and paired with a special sauce, you will definitely become a regular customer after trying it! Whether it's a snack or a meal, it's a great choice! If you come to Macau, don't miss this culinary treasure! Go try it, I guarantee you won't be disappointed! 🍽️✨ Yao Mark (Portuguese souvenirs, Macau specialty) Address: No. 20, Rua do Fulong, Macau #Macau #Fulongxinjie #Bacalhau Balls #Food Recommendations #Travel Sharing #Bug Biscuits #Food Tour #trip #Port Wine #Port Wine #Egg Rolls #Old Man Brand Sardines #Sardines Canned #Bacalhau Canned #foodguide #trip #relax #foodtour

When you come to Macau, in addition to the must-see attractions, you must also taste the local specialties! Macau's Fulong Street is one of the oldest streets in Macau. It retains the representative elements of traditional Chinese architectural culture (blue bricks), with a simple and heavy beauty, and can also inherit the Chinese blue brick culture. Take a stroll through it, admire the exquisite blue brick buildings, and experience Macau’s unique history and culture. What you can’t miss here: Nuri, bom petisco, and Pinhais canned sardines imported from Portugal from Yao Mark (Portuguese souvenirs, Macau specialty)! This Portuguese souvenir can be eaten immediately after opening and is delicious. It is one of the must-buy souvenirs in Macau. Come to Macau, explore the charm of Rua do Fulong and taste the delicious canned sardines from Yao Mark! #foodphotography #foodguide #foodtour

Walking northwest from San Ma Lou is the century-old Fulong New Street of Macau Once a bustling district of flowers and willows Now refurbished, it has become a street of souvenirs and gourmet food 🎬Xinhua Grand Hotel Established in 1873, it is a filming location for Wong Kar-wai's movie '2046' Though there is no 2046 in real life, walking on the cobblestone road feels like seeing Chow Mo-wan, instantly pulling you back into the movie🎦 🧇The Most Fragrant Pastry Shop The only one in Macau, insisting on using the traditional charcoal baking method to make almond cookies The taste is fragrant, crisp, and sweet 💿The Old Place This is a Portuguese restaurant opened by Portuguese people, once featured on CCTV's 'A Bite of China' 📍Fulong New Street (🉑After visiting the Ruins of St. Paul's, you can walk there) 🚌Take bus 21A, 26A, 33, N1A, N1B

Hello everyone! Today I’d like to introduce to you a special delicacy from Yao Biao – Peanut Butter Egg Rolls. This egg roll is not only a delicacy, but also a cultural experience. Yao Mark's peanut butter egg rolls are famous for their unique texture and delicious taste, making them unforgettable. First, let's talk about how it looks. The Yao Mark peanut butter egg roll has a golden and crispy crust, exuding fragrance, and you can hear the crispy sound with every bite, making people can't help but eat one bite after another. The peanut butter inside is thick and smooth with a hint of sweetness, which forms a wonderful taste combination with the crispy outer skin. It is absolutely irresistible. Next, let’s savor its flavor. This peanut butter egg roll is not only satisfying in texture, but also has a rich peanut flavor that is unforgettable. You can feel the sweetness of peanuts in every bite, making you feel like you are in a sea of ​​peanuts. Whether as a snack for afternoon tea or as a souvenir, Yao Mark's peanut butter rolls can bring a full sense of happiness. All in all, Yao Mark’s peanut butter egg rolls are definitely a delicacy worth savoring. Whether you are a local resident or a tourist, you should take some time to try it. It is not only a delicacy, but also a cultural experience, which allows people to experience the local customs and culture while tasting the delicious food. Hope you will like this delicious peanut butter egg roll too! #weekendtour #overseastour #foodguide #foodtour #like

Come to Macau🇲🇴 Don't just know about shopping in San Ma Lo and visiting Ruins of St. Paul Don't just know about going to Guanye Street for food Rua da Felicidade, very nostalgic It's a group of brothel buildings that have been around for hundreds of years⛩ Hundreds of years ago, it was prosperous here!! The renovation also retains the original style Now there are many food shops, souvenir shops, etc. here 🔴Baijia Changchang Herbal Tea 🔴Longfeng Bakery 🔴Tan's Shark Fin 🔴Southwest Restaurant 🔴Zhaixiaoxian 🔴Yao's Mark 🔴Old Place Portuguese Cuisine There are also Chinese-style cheongsam shops to visit, movie 🎬 photo spots such as 'Isabella Q' and '2046'. Recently, there are also Mid-Autumn Festival decorations and little rabbits all over the street. The location is also good, it's near San Ma Lo, just a 10-minute walk~✌🏻✌🏻

If you go to Macau to celebrate Christmas in 2023, Macau's Fulong New Street is definitely a must-visit pedestrian street. On Christmas Eve, the shops on Macau's Rua do Fulong also put up special Christmas decorations. Especially the Foxiaolou Restaurant at the end of the street, the floats and teddy bears at the door have become a popular check-in spot for tourists. The signature roasted pigeon at Foxiaolou is delicious, juicy and tender, and is a must-order dish at almost every table. The rest of the food in the restaurant is of high quality. In addition to the food, the service and environment of the restaurant are also good. It is a great place to have a comfortable meal. I look forward to going to Macau again on Christmas Day 2024 to eat Foxiaolou’s signature roasted pigeon! #2024Travel Wish The signature roasted pigeon of Foxiaolou The signature roasted pigeon of Foxiaolou The signature roasted pigeon of Foxiaolou

Located at 🇲🇴 New Road Fulong New Street One Oat Candy Dessert features a series of bird's nest desserts But this time through because very hungry Instead, I was attracted by their 𝓟𝓮𝓹𝓹𝓮𝓻 𝓛𝓾𝓷𝓬𝓱🤭 Iron Plate Spicy Beef Bibimbap $52/ Iron Plate Black Pepper Beef Bibimbap $52 The shopkeeper took the initiative to mix the rice for you. The beef is quite tender The whole iron pan is fragrant and delicious to eat😋 Bird's Nest Portuguese Tart $15 Crispy outer layer with fragrant and smooth egg batter There is also a crystal clear bird's nest on the surface to match The price is affordable and good value for money🤩 Although dessert is the mainstay but the other food is overall good I will come back next time I have a chance to try some desserts 🍮🍧🍨

(There is a Macau Christmas limited event at the end of the article!) Let's go to Macau for Christmas! It has a continental flair and lots of beautiful lighting. A good place to take photos during Christmas! 🎄 You can go back and forth to Macau in one day, or you can spend a night on a relaxing weekend! A family, even with children on a trip is convenient ~😎 After walking around "Tai Samba" and taking photos at "Parison Pavilion Front Place", You can also visit the nearby "Fulong New Street"! ‼ ️‼ ️‼ ️ From Christmas to New Year's Eve in Fulong New Street, there will be live music performances in the evening, and children can take photos with pandas😆 Let me tell you secretly🤫 Lucky friends can also get a free Monroe Lisa ice cream bar from Wing Lee's Fulong New Street event limited to the event🤩 Remember to find Wynn Panda to be "possible" to get it (Ice bars are limited, first come first served! Remember to look for Wynn Panda!) * Most of the activities over there focus on starting after 4:30 pm, there may be nothing to see if you go too early. It is recommended that you go between 16:30-18:30 in the evening, there will be lights, beautiful photos 👍🏻 #Christmas Good Places #Macau #Macau Attractions #Overseas Tours #Weekend Trips #Couples Good Places #Parents Good Places #Photo Good Places #New Year’s Eve

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Yao Biao-Portuguese souvenirs-Macau specialties Rua do Fulong is a famous old street in the southwest of the Macau Peninsula. It is 220 meters long and lined with well-preserved brothel buildings on both sides, representing brothel culture. Yao Biao is located in the middle of Fulong New Street, which is the only way to enter from Xinmalu Road. It is opposite to Ju Kee and next to it is Tian Fa Wan Zai Chi, between the two famous shops. To be honest, Yao Biao's products, such as insect cookies, peanut butter egg rolls and chocolate sauce egg rolls, are also well-known Macau specialties and souvenirs. The appearance of Yao Biao is very distinctive. There are two lanterns with the Yao logo in front of the door. On the wall there are red wall words, bug biscuits and port wine elements from the 1950s and 1960s in Hong Kong and Macau, which are the symbols of Macau's characteristics. The port wine and sardines in the store are all imported from Portugal. Let tourists feel the bilateral relationship between China and Portugal in Fulong New Street, and Yao's mark coincides with our country's long-term promotion of all-round cooperation between China and Portugal. Address: No. 20, Rua do Fulong, Macau Price: MOP 50 Rating – 9.5/10 #Macau souvenirs #Macau specialties #souvenirs #worm biscuits #Macau specialties #Macau specialties #Tian Fa Wan Zai Chi Food #Ju Ji Souvenirs #Macau Travel #Fulong New Street #Weekend Tour #Overseas Travel #Macau Attractions #Macau Good Places #Macau Foodie #Macau Travel Guide #Macau Weekend Tour #Macau Check-in #Macau Free Travel #Macau Fun #Egg Rolls #Canned Sardines #Port Wine #Macau Fridge Magnet

Rua do Fulong is an old shopping street in Macau. It was once the most prosperous commercial district in Macau. The old buildings on both sides of the street have been renovated, but they still retain the style of the past. The granite floor paved on the pavement is also nostalgic. This street has many famous souvenir shops and restaurants that are popular with tourists, such as Tsui Heung Garden, Long Feng Bakery, Tam's Shark's Fin and Fo Siao Lou. It is a street that represents Macau very much. #MacauAttractions #FulongXinStreet #MacauFood #OverseasTravel