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I took this photo to confuse you.  Can you tell if this is real food or just plastic models?  You may not tell if this is real food but you can see there’s a wide variety of sushi here.  Would you eat it?

You cannot come to Macao without tasting their Portuguese Tarts.  I tried asking around but most people seems to agree that the tarts aren’t really from Portugal.  I don’t really remember the last time I had them but I quite like it this time round.  The tarts are primarily egg custard on some puff or …

Endless lap cheong, chinese sausages and waxed meats.  This is what I found in the local markets that would eventually end up in my Chinese sausage claypot dinner, few days earlier.  There are tons of such Chinese delicacies in Macao’s fresh markets.  I took a bus and headed for the Red Market where I found …

  This is one of the main reasons I’m pretty adamant that people serving and handling Japanese food must be trained and properly educated on the cuisine.  I find it applauding that sashimi seafood are not graded accordingly.  I will never trust raw seafood that are not graded properly for raw consumption.  Hey it may …

Everybody know Macao is known for casinos and making a quick buck on the jackpot machine.  But if you can ever convince yourself to get out of the casino, take a look outside and you’ll realize Macao has a food culture too.  In many ways similiar to Hong Kong but on a more home-style cooking …