Rua do Cunha is Macau’s souvenir street. The government has decorated the narrow road. A large number of restaurants, dessert shops, and souvenir shops are concentrated here. It is one of the emerging attractions. Don’t underestimate this small street that is only about 115 meters long and 5 meters wide. Cake shops such as Koi Kei Bakery, Koi Heong Yuen Bakery, and Fong Kee Bakery are very popular.
Almond cakes, phoenix rolls, nougat, ginger candy, wife cakes, meat pastries, chicken biscuits, cow ears, and so on are all available here. Rua do Cunha also has various delicacies. The crab congee at Restaurante Seng Cheong and the ice cream at Mok Yi Kei are worth tasting. Many Hong Kong and Macau celebrities often come here to patronize. From Rua do Cunha,绕道 around to Praça Governador Nobre de Carvalho, you can find the delicious pork chop bun at Tai Lei Loi Kei. The meat is fragrant and juicy, and it is very soft when bitten. At the other end of Rua do Cunha is the old site of Taipa Market. Passing by the Pak Tai Temple on the way. This temple has a history of more than 160 years. In the small two or three rooms, deities such as Lady Jin Hua, Emperor Guan Sheng, God of Wealth, and Lu Ban are enshrined. Every year on Pak Tai’s birthday, a theater stage will be set up on the open space outside the temple to perform divine plays. There are also incense-burning and other activities to celebrate the birthday for several consecutive nights. It is extremely lively.Open all year round and open all day.
Must-see tips: 1. The street environment is clean and tidy. So when playing, pay attention not to litter and ensure the sanitary environment here.
