Two stops: 1. Coco Legend to get a glass of coconut juice; (then walk across the street) 2. Tai Lei Lou Kei to get a pork chop bun If you like fresh coconut, you won't be disappointed by #1. 5/5. YMMV on #2. This shop...More

Dai Gwan is a small Chinese eatery that is recognised by the Michelin food guide for HK & Macau as one of the twelve cheap eats place worth trying in Macau. It is located near the foot of Rua de S. Paulo and is a...More

After we visited St Paul (see review there), we walked down to the Old City Center. And this means using this crowded street. But it gave us a feel of the Macau culture, although it is really touristy. But this is the way to go...

In this street you can find a lot of historical building, all route that you go have their own place to go and they sell a lot of souvenirs too. For the food you must try the egg tart、its really nice and delicious, you must...More

One of most famous place in Macau, a lot of gift shops and nice walk , we try coco legend ice cream definitely worth to visit

There are many food stops along Rua de S. Paulo Street near the Ruins of St. Paul. One that is interesting to try is Coco Legend, a specialist that sells handmade coconut ice-cream (MOP25 per cup). Ice-cream is more icey then creamy and included bits...More

Rua de S. Paulo (Dasanba) Street is a famous scenic spot in Macau. It’s a historic and ancient place with long history and brilliant culture. However, what I want to lay emphasis on is not only its cultural value, but also the special as well...More

Ruins of St. Paul's is one of the most famous building in Macau. It is a Portuguese-style architecture. It is built at the center of Macau. There are many famous attractions nearby the Ruins of St. Paul's. Ruins of St. Paul's has many years of...More

Rua de S. Paulo (Dasanba) Street is the most famous street in Macau. It is located in Corner of Rua da Ressurreicao and the Ruin's of St. Paul, Macau, China. I think it is the most crowded street in Macau. Because there are many shop...More

I had both good memory and bad memory on this street. As everyone knows, Ruins of St. Paul is a famous place for tourists to take photos and appreciate the huge building as it somehow is the representative of Macau. However, as there are too...More