Albergue 1601

#MacauFoodGuide The Po Zai House is located in Fengtang Alley in the Dutch Garden of Macau, hidden in a small European-style square. It is a converted Portuguese-style villa with a history of over a hundred years. The environment is quiet and elegant, surrounded by green trees, and it is one of the most atmospheric Portuguese restaurants in Macau. The restaurant specializes in traditional Portuguese cuisine. Recommended dishes include the fried codfish balls which are crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, the seafood risotto which is fresh and rich, and the Portuguese baked cod which has distinct layers and a rich taste. In particular, the octopus salad and spicy herb clams perfectly balance the ratio of spices and the original flavors of ingredients in Portuguese cuisine. In addition, its Portuguese desserts such as sawdust pudding and Portuguese egg tarts are also worth a try. The interior retains the original architectural structure, and paintings by local artists are hung on the walls. The strong cultural atmosphere makes people feel like they are on the streets of Lisbon. The service is enthusiastic and the waiters are familiar with the background of the dishes, which enhances the overall depth of the meal. Pozaiwu is not just a place to eat, but also an experience of cultural travel, very suitable for literary youths, food lovers or couples to enjoy during a slow trip.