One of the biggest advantages of Macanese treats and snacks you can find in the street is their accessibility and affordability. You can find them almost everywhere and their prices are so low you wouldn’t believe.
Kebabs
They can be found in each corner of the street and taste amazing. It’s a good idea for a lunch if you are in rush. A pita bread filled with veggies and kebab meat costs $3. Top it with garlic sauce, mayo and ketchup and enjoy it!
Seafood buckets
Seafood buckets are sold across Macau every day. You can choose from shrimp, crab and fish and there is a great variety of veggies available. Small seafood bucket with veggies costs $2.50 and you can have it for your breakfast or lunch. It is a boiled food, thus it is light and healthy.
Local pastries
Macau is filled with bakeries so having a warm croissant or jam bun seems like a great idea after a busy day of sightseeing.
When in Macau, I highly recommend Denmark Miscya Bread ($1.60) and an amazing cheese bun with garlic and basil ($0.75).
Smoothies
If you prefer healthier option for your snack, you can grab a fresh smoothie at any restaurant/bar in Macau. If not, head to Chinese cafe that offers plenty of hot and cold drinks. Me and Cez enjoyed a green mango smoothie and blueberry shake for $3 each.
Have you been in Macau? If so, how did you enjoy the local food? Share your Macanese food experience in comments!
17 thoughts on “Macanese Street Treats And Snacks”
Great food and drinks. They look delicious, hope i will taste it some day
Go for it, John!
hmmmm wow maybe not what I’d expect in Macau, but looks tasty nonetheless!
These are choices we went for. Macanaese food is so varied, so you can anything there.
I’d go for the smoothie anytime together with the cookies – yum-yum!!!
Smoothies are also a great idea! :-)
I always make the big mistake to read food-related posts when I’m hungry. I want to eat it all :) Looks so yummie.
Me too, hihi ! :) We have something in common I see.
These look lovely – but how could you go past the egg tart? :D
Just looking at this post is starting to make me feel hungry and fat lol. I notice the prices you list are pretty expensive, is that the case with much of the food there?
Macau is known for its casinos and business trips so the place itself is a bit expensive.
I never been in macau before but it seems like they really have delicious food
Yes, Macau has even more to offer when it comes to delicious food!!
Have you ever gotten sick from eating street food? I’m usually hesitant because of it. Maybe you have some tips or experiences you can share or write about.
Hi Mike,
Yes, many times, but it was nothing serious, really. I was fine after few hours, but always be careful!
Looks so yummy!
Enjoy your weekend
xx
These all look great! Especially the smoothies :) the seafood bucket sounds like a great idea too…i love seafood :D