Macau Part III - The Tourist Attractions.

So this is going to be the last post for Macau and Hong Kong trip! Lol like finally....didn't know was it because I took too many pictures or whether I blog too slow..but anyhow, I managed to clear it before my next trip to Bali! :D :D Yah yah very anticipated for that hehehe... :p

This post is just a sum up of Must-See in Macau. Just realized I didn't take the photos of those well-designated casinos, I guess I'm just not that interested in Casinos...hmmm...okay let's forget about that :p

Ruins of St. Paul

It was sooooo crowded and yeah couldn't get a nice pic without anyone beside me! I'm quite pissed when I looked at my pictures =.=.

Fisherman's Wharf

Lots of Egyptian style buildings. Xiang and I adore this place as we both love to walk while appreciating the nice building by windy riverside.  ♥ ♥

And hehee....queued up in Mcd just for the Red Bean Pie that I couldn't get it in Malaysia! Taste not bad though! :D

Then the MUST EAT in Macau - Margaret's Egg Tart!!!

It was kinda "hidden" and located at the back street, took some time for us to get there....just look at the pictures, all of them were coming for the EGG TART!! 

I told Xiang to only get me 2 tarts, and he bought half dozen! How could only 2 of us finish this??? He said that what's so special about this need to queue up that's why he buy more for me to eat until vomit. *faint*

The ingredient is denser than the usual that that we had in Malaysia. More eggs, crunchy crust and more creamy. I already full after had only one.

Margaret's Cafe e Nata:

G/F, 17A Rua Alm Costa Cabral R/C, Avenida de Almeida Ribeiro

新馬路馬統領街金利來大廈17B地舖

Travel Tips:

1. Prepare coins for the use of taking public transport- BUS. There's no change if so you going to pay more if you do not prepare small change.

2. Try the famous Macau Pork burger too. 

3. Fully utilize the free shuttle bus from a casino to another. There's no need to pay extra for cab.

Macau Part II - Portuguese Lunch @ Fisherman Wharf

Portuguese food is a must must eat when you're visiting Macau! Hong Kong has been a quite a hectic trip for me, walking around too much is just not my thing. So I'm just being lazy to do too many research on Macau cause I just want some random and relaxing trip after that. 

That's why the boyfie and I just randomly picked a Portuguese Restaurant @ Fisherman Wharf - Luiz Vaz de Camões.

This restaurant was named after the 16th century Portuguese poet Luis Vaz de Camões.

Set Lunch that was available on that day.

Taken the picture of dinner set too.

The bread.

We both ordered Set 2-Portuguese Stewed Garoupa with Rice and Set 4-Portuguese Chicken with Rice. Each set came with soups, salad and dessert.

Soup of the day.

Salad.

Portuguese Chicken.

Chicken with a thick layer of dessicated coconut.

Portuguese Stewed Garoupa.

Nom nom time!!! 

Honestly, didn't really know is it because I'm not a huge fan of Portuguese food or the food was just okay. But the portion per lunch set was really HUGE. We Asian definitely not a big eater as Portuguese >.< . I think we both just finished half of the rice and tried to finish the both the chicken and fish instead.

Then the super soury dessert!

Look at his face, it was really VERY sour....!

The food was just okay but I love the ambiance! Felt really sleepy blew by the strong cold wind sitting outside and heheee...I was stealing my boyfie's coat again xd.

We then ordered Brazil Special Coffee to enjoy the afternoon.

Alright time to visit other place!

A picture with the statues at the downstairs of the restaurant before leaving! ☺

The food overall was just okay so don't put on too high expectations but you could enjoy this restaurant if you love the breezy environment and nice coffee like I do! :D

Address:

Luiz Vaz de Camões Restaurant

 3 Lisboa Bldg, Fishermans Wharf 

贾梅士葡国餐厅

半岛渔人码头葡萄牙馆3号1楼

Opening hours: 

Monday - Thursday : 13:00 - 22:00

Friday - Sunday : 13:00 - 22:30

Macau Part I - Casa Real Hotel

This is a really outdated post, I was trying to squeeze in more pictures in this post but there're so many nice things to share about this hotel that I stayed in Macau back at end of January this year! Casa Real Hotel was our choice because we decided to have some comfortable stays in Macau. After all, our stay in Hong Kong wasn't that pleasant.  

The hotel lobby.

The hotel lobby's decoration looking luxury with the crystal chandeliers, and the staffs are friendly and helpful too! :D

Reception counter.

There will be a casino in most of the hotels in Macau. I ain't a gambler so this actually isn't an attraction to me LOL.

Alright, time to check out their room!!!!!

Our room was Premier Deluxe Room and I really really love my choice! The boyfie always let me do the hotel picks cause he said I'm good in that :P

The comfy bed.

Living room/ Study room. Yes you may do some reading/ work here!

And TV.

Then the Bathroom:

The mini bar.

Spacious room, spacious bathroom, clean, quiet...and oh ya we requested for non-smoking floor too!

The facilities:

Gym room.

Warm indoor pool.

Super love their cute design like a dream house in the pool area! XD

The hallway.

We fell asleep on the first night right after we checked in, probably because of the soft bed and pillows or maybe we were just too tired? I literally got no complaint about this hotel since they already provide everything we need! Except there's no wifi in the room and we could only access the public wifi in the hotel lobby. Strategic location and accessible to everywhere, free shuttle bus to jetty and other places available too. :D

We ordered room service for dinner the next day, we were just too lazy to hunt for food anymore and wanna enjoy the ambiance of the hotel room hehehee...:D

This is the breakfast menu.

Menu #1

Menu #2

There are some other food too I didn't take photos of the whole menu. The boyfie had Spicy African Chicken and I had Rice Noodle in Soup with Roasted Duck. And the food turned out unexpectedly nice! Why do we need to walk out and hunt for food since the room service is so tasty with reasonable price? Might as well we enjoy in the room right? :p

Paired with TsingTao beer (the price of beer is cheaper than mineral water, I think Macaunese don't drink plain water o.O)

By the way I just registered an account in Dayre do follow me at dayre.me/emmz_s , will be sharing something really different at that new platform! 

Address:

Casa Real Hotel

Avenida do. Dr. Rodrigo Rodrigues 

No. 1118, Macau City, Macau 

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