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How can one miss out on the famous Macau egg tart during a visit to Macau? As the pioneer in Macau Portuguese egg tart, Lord Stow's Bakery has turned it into one of Macau's iconic delicacies. The founder, Andrew Stow, from England, opened the bakery in 1989 and improved the recipe by using English creamy custard tart filling and less sugar. For 30 years, the internationally renowned Lord Stow's egg tarts have been freshly baked daily and are made to order, ensuring their natural freshness and high quality. Try a rich and crispy Lord Stow's egg tart while strolling through Coloane, enjoying the leisurely atmosphere for a pleasant time with delicious food.
Coloane Village, known as the "Back Garden of Macau," has a 300-year-old old town area with historical buildings and colourful houses full of exotic charm. The streets are steeped in history, simple and serene as if travelling through time. Walking along the riverbank leads to the Chapel of St. Francis Xavier. Built in 1928 in Baroque style, its white and creamy yellow façade, oval windows, and bell tower create a picturesque atmosphere, perfect for photos. Nearby, the Coloane Library, with its simple and sleek Portuguese architectural style, has become a popular sightseeing spot for many tourists to visit. If you enjoy a slower pace, Coloane Fishing Village is your ideal place for a peaceful getaway.
Wandering through the streets of Coloane and as noon approaches, it's time for a hearty meal! The famous Estabelecimento de Bebidas Kiu Kei offers authentic Macanese cuisine, pork chop bun from Tai Lei Loi Kei and the sweet crab congee in Seng Cheong.
In addition to traditional meals and drinks offered by Hong Kong-style diners, it also serves unique noodle dishes. The highly recommended "Rotten Egg Noodles," with a unique sauce blend of tomato and curry flavours, tangy and slightly spicy, paired with soft scrambled eggs, surely will tantalise your taste buds.
Don't miss the renowned porridge with rice and freshwater crab. It's a delightful delicacy where crab roe, paste, and meat blend into a fresh and sweet porridge.
The historic Ancient Temple of Tin Hau, built around 1763, is the largest and oldest temple in the Coloane village. The worship of Tin Hau, also known as A-Ma, is widespread in Macau, with fishermen believing she protects them at sea and ensures a safe return. Inside the temple, there are many historical and artistic valuables, such as antique bells, wine boats, wall paintings, wood carvings, and decorations. At the Ancient Temple of Tin Hau, you can experience the rich history of the locals and discover its artistic value.
Rua Cinco de Outubro in Coloane, unlike its counterpart on the Macau Peninsula, is a much quieter and more elegant place with picturesque seaside views that refresh the mind. The classic Hong Kong TVB series "Return of the Cuckoo," which accompanied many people's growth, was filmed mainly on Rua Cinco de Outubro in Coloane, a sightseeing spot known for its beautiful scenery. Strolling along the seaside path, you can feel the romantic stories of the characters, revisiting the joys of childhood. Stopping by at dusk to admire the stunning sunset, the experience is both romantic and beautiful.
