Must-eat restaurants in Macau

As people's quality of life improves, they are increasingly yearning for travel. Being able to travel happily to other places and enjoy a variety of delicious food is a wonderful life. So Macau is a great place to travel to, because there are many delicious foods in Macau and some must-visit restaurants. There you can enjoy delicious food that you have never had before. So what are the must-eat restaurants in Macau?

1. Restaurante Dumbo

Ranked #158 in Macau (of 333 restaurants)

Overall rating: 3.5 points (37 reviews)

A well-known local restaurant in Macau with an elegant environment. The Dumbo at the door of the store is particularly eye-catching. If you want to try classic Portuguese cuisine, this is a good choice. Recommended dishes: Portuguese chicken, charcoal-grilled beef ribs and bacalhau.

Cuisine: Portuguese Location: 2F, Sheraton Plaza, Bunker Street, Taipa Village Business hours: 12:00-23:30 Price: MOP 133 per person Contact: 853-28827888 2. Platao Portuguese Restaurant

Ranked 95th in Macau (of 333 restaurants)

Overall rating: 3.5 points (77 reviews)

The owner is the first Chinese chef of the Governor's Palace of Macau. He knows the essence of Portuguese cuisine very well, which naturally attracts the attention of many tourists. Its dishes include appetizers, soups, main courses, desserts, drinks, etc., which fully comply with Western cuisine habits. The prices are relatively high, but the price-performance ratio is high. The most recommended dishes are Bacalhau, Baked Duck Rice, African Chicken and Xylitol Pudding.

Cuisine: Portuguese cuisine Location: Shop B, G/F, Lok Wah Garden, No. 3, Macau Peninsula (near Senate Square) Business hours: 12:00-23:00 (closed on Mondays) Price: MOP 245 per person Contact: 853-28331818 3. Galo Portuguese Restaurant

Ranked #127 in Macau (of 333 restaurants)

Overall rating: 3.5 points (34 reviews)

Founded in 1987, the decorations in the store are quite unique. The colorful tiles on the walls make the restaurant colorful. It looks a bit messy, but very stylish. The main theme of the restaurant is the special home-cooked dishes of Portugal and Macau.

Cuisine: Portuguese cuisine Location: No. 47 Guanye Street, Taipa Island, Macau Business hours: 12:00-22:00 Price: MOP 363 per person Contact: 853-28827423 38409216 said: "This place also mainly serves Portuguese cuisine, the portions are large, it's very cost-effective, and the dishes are delicious. I recommend ordering their signature slate beef tenderloin."

Chinese food and pasta

For many tourists, the greatest enjoyment is eating noodles in Macau. Not only do the old-fashioned noodle shops guarantee high-quality products, but the soup bases of many ordinary noodle shops also have their own unique flavors that are unforgettable. There are also many noodle shops specializing in curry delicacies in Macau. Since the Sanzhangdeng area is home to many Southeast Asian Chinese who have settled in Macau, authentic Southeast Asian noodles can be tasted here.

4. Wong Chi Kei

Ranked #147 in Macau (of 333 restaurants)

Overall rating: 4.0 points (total 25 reviews)

Huang Zhiji specializes in noodles and has been famous in Hong Kong, Macau and Guangdong for half a century. Recommended: Wonton noodles and shrimp roe noodles. There is a big shrimp in the wonton, paired with the delicious flavor of mushrooms, the noodles are very chewy and the soup base is relatively rich.

Cuisine: Chinese Cantonese cuisine Location: No. 17, Senate Square, Macau Peninsula / No. 51, Rua do Cinco de October, Macau Opening hours: 15:00-01:30 Price: MOP40 per person dghm28 said: "We couldn't forget the one in Senate Square, so we rushed in when we passed by this one. The taste is still great, and their homemade chili sauce is worth a try. This is a bonus, and they can also take away."

5. Tim's Kitchen

Ranked 80th in Macau (of 312 restaurants)

Overall rating: 4.0 points (18 reviews)

First opened in Hong Kong, the Macau branch was once rated as a Michelin 2 Star restaurant. If you want to eat excellent Chinese food, this is the best choice. There is also a branch in Shanghai, mainland China. Recommended dishes include glass shrimp balls, steamed crab claws with winter melon, etc.

Cuisine: Chinese Cantonese cuisine Location: Shop F25, East Wing, Hotel Lisboa, 2-4 Lisboa Road, Macau Business hours: 12:00-14:30/18:30-22:30 Price range: MOP 310-515 per person

6. Xiang Ji Noodle House

One of the oldest noodle shops in Macau, the most famous dish is shrimp noodles. The boss stir-fries the shrimp himself to ensure the quality taste.

Cuisine: Chinese Cantonese cuisine Location: 1F, No. 68, Rua do Fulong, Macau Peninsula Business hours: 12:00-00:30 Price: MOP 30 per person