Vivianna is a freelance writer and translator. Her writing has been featured in numerous publications, including Forbes Travel Guide, Michelin Guide, Time Out Hong Kong, Cebu Pacific, Art Asia Pacific, Art Map, China Travel, and Macao Magazine.

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11 must-try cha chaan teng in Macau

11 must-try cha chaan teng in Macau

Cha chaan tengs, while ubiquitous in our city, are not entirely unique to Hong Kong. Our sister SAR Macau, renowned for its vibrant international dining scene, also has its fair share of these humble yet hearty eateries. If you ask a Macau local for their beloved flavours that are not the usual tourist spots, they’ll likely steer you towards the humble cha chaan tengs. Apart from CCT classics such as milk tea, pineapple buns, wonton noodles, and Hong Kong-style French toast, Macau’s local eateries also serve up iconic dishes with Portuguese and Macanese influences, such as Portuguese-style chicken, spicy sardine paste, and minchi (read on to find out what this is). Here are some CCTs in Macau you should definitely try out. RECOMMENDED: Walk off all that food with the best things to do in Macau!
A guide to Macau's best street food

A guide to Macau's best street food

Prepare for a feast like no other in Macau, where the city’s food scene is diverse and vibrant – from Michelin-starred establishments and restaurants helmed by celebrity chefs to local cha chaan tengs packed with locals. But the real adventure begins when you 'sweep the streets', a Cantonese term for snacking your way through the streets of the city. Follow our guide to discover where Macau's most delicious gems hide. RECOMMENDED:  👗 Macau Vintage shops to check out🍹 Best bars to visit in Macau☕️ Cafes and coffee shops in Macau
11 must-see historic landmarks in Macau

11 must-see historic landmarks in Macau

With its deep Chinese and Portuguese roots, Macau’s streets are adorned with stunning architecture – from ancient temples and churches to colonial-era buildings donning gorgeous palettes, and pebbled streets with patterns that resonate with its heritage. The UNESCO-listed Historic Centre of Macau offers an invaluable glimpse of the city’s rich cultural, religious, and aesthetic tapestry. Whether you are a history buff or crave taking selfies at a captivating site, your every step in this area reveals a wealth of stories to be discovered. Check out the highlights of our route below. RECOMMENDED:  👗 Macau Vintage shops to check out🍹 Best bars to visit in Macau☕️ Cafes and coffee shops in Macau