Macau's TOP Food Hub | To enjoy delicious food, you must visit Rua do Cunha~

In the southern district of Taipa Island in Macau, there is a famous food street bustling with tourists all year round—Rua do Cunha, from the southernmost "Wong Chi Kei Coffee" to the northernmost "Koi Kei Bakery", the street is not long, about a hundred meters, but it gathers a variety of snacks and souvenir shops on both sides~ Here you can taste authentic Macanese snacks, and many shops have been opened by generations of families. 🌟Foodie Check-in Tips: 1⃣️Andrew's Egg Tarts: This is a well-known delicacy that everyone knows whether they have been here or not, the famous Portuguese egg tart in Macau is from this place~ 2⃣️Lao Day Beef Offal: The shop with the longest queue, after walking back and forth on the street three times, the queue only got longer, so I gave up and went, 3⃣️Ordered beef offal at Seng Cheong Restaurant and found it to be delicious, especially with their homemade chili sauce. Of course, the most famous is their crab congee~ And most importantly, they have tables and chairs where you can sit and eat while enjoying the breeze from a fan. 4⃣️Wong Chi Kei Coffee, Hing Kei Coffee Room: Although there is a Starbucks on this street, it is not as crowded as these two local Macanese coffee shops, perfect for a post-meal drink~ 5⃣️Mok Yee Kei: Durian pudding cake is probably the favorite of durian lovers~ Hand-beaten milk tea is also good~ 6⃣️Tai Lei Loi Kei Pork Chop Bun: A Macanese specialty, a classic from an old shop! 7⃣️Official Scenery Portuguese Restaurant: This is also a restaurant frequented by locals. 8⃣️Koi Kei, Fong Kei, Yeng Kee: These are all well-known local souvenir biscuit shops, with Macanese specialties like almond cookies, pork jerky, etc. Souvenir shops usually have samples at the door to attract business, so you can try before you buy, which is very practical~ 9⃣️Hong Kong Kai Kai Dessert: A newly opened shop, the famous old Hong Kong shop that always has queues has opened a branch on Rua do Cunha. The Hong Kong head shop is run by an elder brother, and the Macau branch is run by a younger brother, the desserts are made with the same recipe~ —————————— 🍀Friendly Reminder: 1⃣️Although there are many snacks on Rua do Cunha, most of the shops do not provide tables and chairs, so you'll see most people standing on the roadside to eat~ 2⃣️A few of the street food shops accept Alipay, but it's also necessary to prepare enough Macanese pataca cash (Hong Kong dollars are also accepted) 3⃣️If you stay in a hotel near The Venetian, you can basically walk to this street in about 20 minutes, just follow the navigation. 4⃣️Don't go too early, if you arrive early, you can only take pictures of the graffiti on the walls, the shops on both sides of the street start to open around 10 am and close around 9 pm~ 🏠Address Information: Rua do Cunha, Taipa, Macau 🚗Transportation: Macau Light Rail Pai Kok Station 🎫Ticket Information: Free🆓