[2025 Macau Shopping Mall] Travel Guide for Ha Wan Market Food Center (Updated Apr)

#MacauAttractions Macau's Lower Loop Market has a history of a hundred years. The building is in Portuguese style, with a light yellow exterior wall and green doors and windows, which is great for taking photos. The interior is clearly divided, with fresh food, cooked food, and dry goods available, full of the atmosphere of life. It is also a good place to experience Macau’s local culture. You can see local residents doing their daily shopping and feel the most authentic Macau. There are also many food stalls upstairs in the Lower Wan Market. You must try the Macau-style pork chop bun. The pork chop is fried until crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, and it is sandwiched in soft bread. It is super satisfying to bite into. There is also crab porridge, which is made with fresh crabs. The porridge base is dense and the crab meat is delicious. Drinking a bowl of it will warm your whole body. There are many traditional shops around the market. You can buy some Macau specialty souvenirs, such as the various pastries from Kui Kee Bakery, almond cakes, and wife cakes. They are crispy, sweet, and beautifully packaged, making them perfect to bring back as gifts for friends. If you want to experience the life of Macau, remember to visit the Lower Cotai Market! !

The first one is Niu Za Lao. I recommend their oxtail, which is very flavorful and delicious. The ox tongue is also delicious, and the wontons are not bad either. I often order beef tongue and oxtail rice noodles with oxtail sauce. The second one, Wu Ting Ji, serves super delicious red bean cakes, with a chewy outer layer filled with sweet red bean paste, not too sweet, just the right amount. The third one is Kuan Ji Tofu Pudding, which has a strong bean flavor. The tofu pudding is topped with flower milk and sugar, making it fragrant and smooth. The fourth one is rice noodle rolls. The rice noodle rolls here are extremely smooth. There is nothing fancy about them. They are just rice noodle rolls with scallions and dried shrimps. They open at 07:00 in the morning and close when they sell out. #MacauAttractions

There are many hidden authentic delicacies in Macau’s street markets, which are cheap and of good quality, and are no worse than other restaurants. Recommend Niu Za Lao Food There is a long queue for Niu Za Lao delicacies, and the most famous one is of course the beef offal noodles. The boss has great skills and prepares the beef offal noodles in just a few moves, then hands it to the customers while it is hot. I personally like the radish made by the boss, it is super sweet Quan Kee Fried Snacks The place is filled with the most desired food in childhood. Fried snacks were my favorite in childhood. As long as you want to eat fried food, I will definitely refuse. Fried sweet potatoes, fried okra, fried wontons, fried chicken legs, fried chicken chops, and fried chicken skewers are the best.

There are many cooked food centers in the main markets of Macau. I personally recommend the cooked food center on the second floor of the Xiahuan Market next to the riverside Xin Street. The overall environment and public toilets are very clean, the air conditioning is very strong, there are many seats, the dining atmosphere is good, and the table turnover rate is very fast. The only disadvantage is that several well-known online stores require queuing to order food.. But the taste is still worth recommending..

The delicatessen center located on the second floor of Macau's Ha Wan Market is simply a paradise for civilian food. The place is spacious and has an outdoor platform parasol space. There are also children's playgrounds. Note that the most famous 304 cha-fan is only open in the morning, but another Mu Kee's instant onion shrimp rice cha-fan ($20) and stir-fried noodles (about $35) are very good, and all affordable. Another famous shop is Wu Ting Kee, red bean cake ($10), ready-made warm, very thin crust, added lard is very crispy, red bean filling is not dead sweet, delicious. The cold cakes are only available after 2:30, or go to the ground floor shop opposite the market to buy them. Smile's first barbecue's first bite of pork chop buns, made to order, $35 for five, the bread is straight hotel-grade quality, the crust is slightly toasted, the inside is very soft, with flour sweet. The pork chop is actually like meat slices, a bit too thin, and served with homemade sweet satay sauce, worth a try. The Macau government launched a promotion from March 24 to June 1. Senior citizens can receive $300 consumption vouchers with Macau Pass, which can be deducted by half of the consumption amount (i.e. spend $10 can deduct $5) to encourage seniors to spend in non-entertainment resort areas. Non-seniors can enter the draw with a $50 purchase using the designated payment method verified by their real name Monday through Friday, with the cash vouchers being stacked on the same weekend. #March Good Places 2025

If you want to eat beef offal in Macau, you can go to Niu Za Lao Food in the cooked food center of the Lower Cove Market. There are enough seats in the market for diners, and the toilets are very clean and next to the food market. The air conditioning is also very good, it will be very cool here in summer. I ordered beef brisket and beef tendon noodles. The beef brisket was very delicious, the beef tendon was very refreshing and chewy, the chili sauce was quite spicy, I prefer yellow mustard. The price is also very cheap. 💰Average consumption: 50 yuan

Walking into Macau's Lower Loop Market is like traveling back in time to the last century. The antique architectural appearance here exudes a strong retro colonial style. The market sells all kinds of fresh goods, including fish, shrimp, vegetables, dry goods, grains, and Chinese medicinal materials. The bustling crowds of people shuttle through the crowded streets, making people feel as if they are in the prosperous old streets of the past. Walking into the old shop, through the age-old wooden door, you can see the boss's skilled craftsmanship and friendly service. This is not only the best place to experience Macau’s traditional market style, but also an excellent window to understand Macau’s unique cultural diversity. Whether you are looking for unique souvenirs or just want to experience a retro feel, the Xiawan Market will surely meet your expectations. #MacauAttractions

#Good places to take pictures #food recommendations #Ha Wan Market Macau has many food choices. Needless to say, hotels, restaurants and coffee shops have their own characteristics. It turns out that the street market and cooked food market can also be very exciting😉. The Haw Wan Market Delicatessen Market is about a ten-minute walk from Ma Kok Temple to the 16 Pu Seaside. The environment is clean and hygienic, a bit like a university canteen. This time I ordered beef tail noodles, beef jerky, dried shrimp bone congee and some cakes, beef tail noodles only 30 yuan super much beef tail and large pieces of delicious value 😋, beef jerky with cabbage only 70 yuan large plate of delicious 😍, pork bone congee plus two cakes is 14 yuan clear taste is also good, the chicken yato cake and glutinous rice dumplings only 8 yuan but 😅... No wonder so many locals, students are here to eat, I and my wife drink a cup of coffee and milk tea (worth a try to play and drink to take pictures great but I missed playing and drinking forgot to take pictures 🤪) is more than a hundred really super satisfied. Important to mention after eating must must must must go up to the fourth floor rooftop garden to see and enjoy the beautiful scenery, hidden secrets 🏙, no photos for you to see, because the rooftop garden has a dedicated guard strictly prohibited photography, can you imagine must not be?

Address: 2/F, Ha Wan Street Market Building, Lee Ka Lok Street, Macau Opening hours: 7am-8pm ~ Each stall operates differently, some close early, some open very late. If you want to eat cheap food in a less crowded place, Lower Macau is a good choice! The food at the Lower Market Deli in Macau is famously cheap, the Lower Market has a hygienic environment with about 30 shops and is the only delicatessen in Macau with open-air seating. When the weather is very windy, outdoor eating is quite cool. My mother-in-law needs to eat more righteousness, so she eats pork bone congee, chicken yaten tea and fruit, and steamed cake. I really want to eat fragrant food! The beef jerky cart noodle shop is always crowded. After placing an order, the owner quickly prepares the food, including noodles, cutting beef jerky, etc., with proficient technique. The beef jerky has beef belly, beef brisket, beef stomach, etc. The beef belly is seasoned, the beef brisket is soft and tender, and the carrot is sweet. It's very filling, and it's even more delicious with spicy sauce. There are small pan-fried three-piece stalls, mostly four pieces for ten dollars, fish meat more flour less, fragrant, crispy, crispy taste three-pronged ~ other fried sweet potatoes, fried glutinous rice balls, fried okra, fried wontons, fried chicken legs, fried chicken steak ... as long as you want to fry, nothing can not be fried! As long as you want to eat, you can definitely eat it at the booth of Quan Kee’s fried snacks! Another must stand red bean cake, soft and glutinous, red bean puree will not be too sweet, although the wrapping paper absorbs full of oil, but it does not taste too greasy. The red bean cake is golden and crispy, the crust is fried until bright yellow and slightly browned. It is crispy and soft when you bite it. The red bean filling inside is sweet and fragrant. Whether you eat it right from the oven or take it as a souvenir, it's the best choice!