Some ‘must-try’ items are found on street stalls, with Pastéis de Nata (Portuguese egg tarts) established favourites of Hong Kong and Taiwanese visitors.
Rua de S. Paulo, Avenida de Almeida Ribeiro (popularly-known as ‘San Ma Lo’), Rua da Felicidade, Travessa do Auto Novo near Senado Square and Rua do Cunha in Taipa Village are the places to find local snacks, packed with shops selling Macao delicacies like almond cakes, egg rolls, peanut candies, roasted sliced meat and many other local specialties. Some of the snacks are cooked right in front of you – and all make excellent gifts for your nearest and dearest.
Rua de S.
Paulo, Avenida de Almeida Ribeiro (popularly-known as ‘San Ma Lo’), Rua da
Felicidade, Travessa do Auto Novo near Senado Square and Rua do Cunha in Taipa
Village are the places to find local snacks, packed with shops selling Macao
delicacies like almond cakes, egg rolls, peanut candies, roasted sliced meat
and many other local specialties.
Some of
the snacks are cooked right in front of you – and all make excellent gifts for
your nearest and dearest.
This codfish dish is an excellent example of the fusion between Portuguese and Asian cuisines. The use of coconut milk and saffron give it a milder taste and a distinctive colour.
Portuguese Egg Tarts 
Pork Chop Buns 
Macanese Codfish 
Almond Cookies 
Meat Jerky 
