Stroll along the Portuguese-style streets and experience the slow life of Macau

#Luxury Hotel Macau Walking into Yi Ju Cafe in Taipa, Macau, time seems to slow down. Wooden floors are intertwined with warm yellow lights, and the hand-painted Macau street scenes suspended on the walls are full of old-time vibes. Pushing open the carved wooden windows, the Portuguese-style gravel road and the Ma Go Temple in the distance are looming in the smoke, as if traveling through time and space for a second. The signature Portuguese coffee is slow-cooked in a red copper pot, with rich coffee aroma and the sweetness and warmth of cinnamon powder intertwined in the nose, served with a glass of cold Portuguese red wine, bitter and sweet intertwined like Macau's past and present. A must-try almond cake tart, layered and crispy crust wrapped in a delicate almond filling, served with a vanilla smoothie, sweet but not greasy. In the evening, light a candle, lean by the window and watch the street lights gradually light up, the sound of old street cars, the aroma of coffee and the breeze caressing your face. This is not a hurried sight, but a corner that makes you want to stop.