I’m getting into the swing of discovering Macau and despite my ennui when chef’s hard at work. One of my favourite local places for Portuguese is A Petisqueira. It’s rustic and cosy with blue walls.
I’ve made lists of to-dos which keep increasing, and am aiming to get to know Macau inside out. In fact, it’s such a luxury to have a weekend retreat in Macau to go discovering and spend time writing, or at least attempting to collect my thoughts to write.
I can never get enough of the tacky fake Venetian.
Zaia which was cool, but I enjoyed the House of Dancing Water way more.
sun drying seafood in Old Taipa Village
Some delicious traditional Portuguese/Macanese food, just like home cooked food at A Petisqueira.
I didn’t do the ordering and am not sure what this is called, but it’s essentially rice in a seafood tomato based broth with olives and lots of seafood… like a seafood teochew muay almost.
Apparently the best chocolate mousse in Macau… they use lots of egg yolks, as opposed to whites… and you really taste the difference, each spoonful taste like an instant heart attack, in a sinfully good way.
A Petisqueira
Rua Joao No.15 C/D
ILHA DA TAIPA
Macau
TEL: +853 28825354
With the weather looking up, it’s the perfect excuse for a BBQ.
Fobbie found some large tiger prawns and they were great despite being frozen prawns from the supermarket.
