Macau is an enchanting and an exciting city on the move, but it never loses its unique blend of European and Chinese cultures that have evolved over four centuries. Macau’s architecture, religious rituals, customs and cuisines reflect Macau’s unique cultural heritage. Macau is home to 25 UNESCO-listed World Heritage sites. This unique city has some of the best cuisines in the world. A Visit to Macau at any time of the year is a delicious feast for all the senses, not least the taste buds. Savory or sweet, Western or Asian, a full-blown banquet or merely a simple snack, the plentiful gastronomic legacy of Portugal, China and Macau and the best of international cuisine converge in a menu that is tantalizingly varied. There are a wide variety of Macau Restaurants for tourists to try out. The Starworld Macau is a luxury hotel, located on a prime location giving guests a bird’s eye view of the magical city of Macau. The rooms at the hotel are fabulous, with a powder room, attached bathroom and a number of facilities and amenities. There is an infinity pool, which is located on the 17th floor, giving out a bird’s eye view of the city so that the guests can enjoy, while swimming. There is a range of international and authentic Chinese culinary delights offered at the Star world.

 

From breakfast to supper, there are many culinary delights to satisfy your every craving in a colorful local cuisine that is influenced by both Portuguese and Chinese traditions. Chinese or Thai, Italian or American, every cuisine can be found in Macau. From simple local snacks right through to the acclaimed Michelin-starred restaurants, can be found in this enchanting city. Macau’s own culinary heritage is delicious and varied, from Portuguese-inspired custard tarts and salted cod to the traditional Macanese favorites of pork chop buns and sweet, melt-in-the-mouth almond cookies.

 

Intrigued by history, art and food, Shazzana Hamid is a writer who is passionate about the extraordinary. Disguised as Lavinia Woolf she writes of the exhilarating and enchanting.

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