Shop Exploration in Macau｜The Camp Market Food Center has a large number of concentrated snack stalls

The [Food Center] in the Campground Market in Macau is a snack street that is easily misunderstood by its name. It is full of market flavor! 🗺️Let me tell you where it is first🗺️ 3rd Floor, Camp Market, No. 2-16, Xinshi West Street, Macau Public Bureau, Macau Peninsula, Macau. The market itself is inconspicuous and is still on the third floor. If you don't plan ahead, you won't be able to find it. 🖼️Overall impression🖼️ There are not too many but not too many various shops on the first floor. Many of them are old shops for decades, but their appearance is low-key and the prices are quite affordable. The overall stroll is really dazzling, every house is filled with the old-fashioned flavor of the market! 🥘What is worth eating🥘 Basically, you can eat all the famous Macau specialty snacks here! Pork chop buns, doll noodles🍜, beef offal, porridge, noodles, rice, curry, coffee and milk tea🥤, stir-fried seafood🦞, each store has its own characteristics, but the menu is also very rich! If you are free to eat here, you will really be full! ♥️Slightly recommended♥️ Ping Kee’s Sing Chew Fried Rice Noodles, Zi Kee’s beef offal, and Sheng Kee’s coffee are all very good, and they are also old shops recommended by many people! (Other stores must be good, otherwise it would be difficult to gain a foothold in this competitive environment) 📝To summarize📝 As part of the camp market, it has the taste of a local market as well as the delicacies of a snack street. It is well worth coming here to check in! Be aware that it may be closed if it’s too late. When I arrived here after four o’clock, there were no customers (but maybe it will be more lively at night).