[2025 Macau Restaurant] Travel Guide for LORD STOW'S BAKERY (TAIPA) (Updated May)

When you think of Macau, you think of egg tarts 🥚 Macau, once a Portuguese colony, has a lot of Portuguese cuisine, and egg tarts are one of them. The recommended egg tart shop is "Lord Stow's Bakery", known as "Andrew's Egg Tart" in Japan. There are many locations, but the one with easy access is the shop with an eat-in corner inside The Venetian Macao. The line isn't too long, so you can buy them quickly! You can also see them being made, which is exciting ☺️

#afternoonteatime #100waysoftravel A visit to Macau wouldn't be complete without trying the renowned Portuguese egg tarts from Lord Stow's Bakery. This bakery has become iconic for its delicious take on this classic treat. The tarts feature a perfectly crisp, buttery pastry shell filled with a rich, creamy custard that strikes a delightful balance between sweetness and subtle egg flavor. The bakery itself is charming and often bustling with visitors eager to taste these famous tarts. Freshly baked and still warm, the tarts offer an exceptional experience with their flaky crust and smooth, flavorful filling. Lord Stow's Bakery lives up to its reputation, making it a must-visit for anyone in Macau looking to indulge in a truly delectable Portuguese egg tart.

#Macau Weekend Trip The first Portuguese tart in Macau is of course the historic Andrew Bakery! Although there are many branches, but each one is bound to see a queue, this expedition to Luan, fortunately only waited 5 minutes to buy, and have a seat to sit down and eat slowly 😋 The Portuguese tart is freshly baked, with a thin layer of caramel, super hot when you bite it, crispy crust, smooth filling, full of egg flavor, selling $11 each is not too much, no wonder everyone buys home as souvenirs, chocolate pie can not try, not too special

For Hong Kongers, Macau🇲🇴 is a place that is both familiar and unfamiliar. Although almost everyone has been there, most people may also be limited to the impression of travel to "Big Samba" ⛪️, Macau Tower 🗼 and so on. But Macau can allow travelers to explore, in fact, there is a different world. This Trip Moments, let us "cross the sea" 🚢, to see the long-lost scenery of the city of Macau!! ️ I also provide you with three, including 📍Road, 📍Taipa, 📍Macau Peninsula three different themes of travel guide routes, needless to say, we set off immediately ~ - Route 1 Hiking Sea Line (Roadline) 🌊 If you are a hiking lover, then do not miss this coastal route. Although Macau is very small, it has a beautiful coastline landscape. During this journey, you can not only see the beautiful sea view, but also feel the village view of Macau. 🟠 Route: Black Sand Beach - Cape Dragon Claw Coast Trail - Bamboo Bay - Country Road - October 5th Road (Coast Trail) 🟠Time: about three hours hike 🟠 Photo spots: Black Beach, Chuk Wan Mansion, Chuk Wan Tree Cave, Macau's Southernmost Corner, Andrew Bakery, Ting Hai Hin (Dragon Claw Point Coast Trail) - Route 2 mini Universal Tour Line (Taipa) 🇺🇳 Each splendid building represents a different region, and the most famous landmarks of each region, like the Eiffel Tower, Big Ben, the Venetian Canal, etc. can also be found in Macau. So, if you want to see the world, but you don't have time, just come to Macau! 🟠 Route: Londoner - Venetian - Parisian - New Casino Ferris Wheel - Guanye Street - Crazy Hall Alley 🟠Time: three or four hours or so 🟠 Photo Spots: Simulated Universal Landscape, Macau's Local Characteristic Streets (and Food) - Route 3 city view Culture and History Line (Peninsula) ⛲ Like Hong Kong, Macau has had a long history of colonialism. In addition to the "Portuguese tart", the Portuguese also left behind very distinctive Chinese and Western urban architecture here. Following this line, you can stroll through the cities and feel the rich history and culture of Macau. 🟠 Route: Fulong New Street - Love Alley - Tai Samba - Fortress Park - Macau Museum - Songshan Cable Car - Eastern Lighthouse 🟠Time: About six hours

I want to go to Macau to set off fireworks 🎆🧨 while the border is open this year I had done my homework before going. There are two places in Macau open to the public to set off their own fireworks🎇 from the first to the sixth day of the Lunar New Year Because I booked a hotel on the first day of the Lunar New Year, the ferry schedule was limited to the afternoon, so I decided to take the Kimba to Macau 🇲🇴 Fortunately, Kim Ba doesn't need to book, you can buy tickets on the spot, very convenient 👍🏻 The whole process of crossing the border was smooth, there was no need to wait at all There are several hotel shuttles on the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge, which are quite convenient🚌 For the restaurant🍴 第一天： Went to eat skewers daddy for dinner 😋😋😋😋😋 super delicious and very affordable 2 people ate 265MOP💰💰 and encore around I'm not thirsty after eating, there are many choices of food, I recommend the chicken wings and chicken skin 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 第2天： For lunch, we went to Guan Ye Street to shop 🤤🤤🤤 - Seki Smooth Milk Tea ☕️ Pork Chop Bun 🐖🥯 - Andrew Egg Tart 🍳🥚 - Wing Kee Beef Jerky 🐮 - Mong Kee Bottle Milk Tea🧋 Dinner booked Aurora Restaurant, enjoy the honor of Michelin one star🌟, high CP value Fine Dining, 3 courses 488MOP, 4 courses 568MOP, food and service quality is good 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 After eating, there is also a shuttle bus to Studio City Now you can pay with Alipay HK in Macau, instantly redeem MOP, will not charge the price of HKD, relatively convenient 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 #Macau Customs Clearance #New Year Good Place #foodie

1. Ferry Hong Kong-Macau Route: Regular ferry services are available between Hong Kong and Macau, with major terminals including: Hong Kong Terminals: Central Pier, Sheung Wan Pier Macau Terminals: Outer Harbor Ferry Terminal, Taipa Ferry Terminal Ticket Prices: Adults: Approximately HKD 150-200 (varies by route and time) Discounted Tickets for Children and Seniors: Usually available. Duration: Around 55 minutes to 1 hour. 2. Airport Shuttle Bus Service: Direct shuttle bus service from Hong Kong International Airport to Macau, requiring a ferry transfer. Ticket Prices: Approximately HKD 300-400 (including ferry ticket). Duration: Around 2 hours. 3. Self-Driving Route: Travelers can drive to Macau via the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge. Drivers should plan their trip in advance and check the latest traffic conditions and parking availability at the Hong Kong Port local parking lot through various channels (e.g., radio traffic updates and the Transport Department's mobile app "HKeMobility"). Toll Fee: Approximately HKD 300 (depending on the route and time). Duration: Around 40 minutes to 1 hour, depending on traffic conditions. 4. Cross-Border Bus Service: Travelers can take shuttle buses via the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge to travel between Hong Kong Port and Macau Port. The shuttle bus operates two routes: Hong Kong-Zhuhai Line and Hong Kong-Macau Line. The service runs 24 hours a day, with buses every 5 minutes during peak hours, every 10-15 minutes during off-peak hours, and every 15-30 minutes during late-night hours. Ticket Prices: Approximately HKD 200-300. Duration: Usually takes 1.5 to 2 hours. 🌟Tips Document Requirements: Please carry valid travel documents, such as a Hong Kong ID card and Macau entry permit. Traffic Peak Hours: Longer waiting times may occur during holidays and weekends, so it is recommended to plan your trip in advance.

Special arrangements are made for the birthday of the New Casino Superstar Club in the month Then take the light rail to Guan Ye Street to eat shark fin and seafood hot pot Then I took the light rail and went to Taipa Old Town. It felt more convenient than taking a taxi Taxis in Macau often go around and take the light rail for only $6 per person Six round trips is not as good as a taxi 🤣🤣 strongly recommended to become a light rail

Lord stows bakery Egg tarts from Lord Stow's Bakery, popular in Macau! Crispy on the outside and soft on the inside Not too sweet, perfect for people who like eggs and puddings! Hot and fragrant! Great even when cooled, so great as a souvenir:) You can reheat it in the oven until crispy:) If you go to Macau, you should definitely try Lord Stow's Bakery's egg tarts:) All the kids walking around were carrying these paper bags! It's a popular souvenir shop

First time to Macau via the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge, very convenient, no need to be afraid of dizzy waves😆 Many places in Macau are very characteristic, the scenery is very beautiful, I can't help but keep taking pictures 🤣🤣 And there are many characteristic foods, such as pork chop buns, stone nest shark fin, Portuguese tart, want to enjoy the beautiful scenery while slowly sipping can also go to the 60th floor of Macau Tower to eat buffer, and you can go to Wynn take the cable car, relax, enjoy the journey. #Macau Trip #Beautiful view check-in #foodjourney

📍Location: Macau🇲🇴 Lord Stow's Bakery and Café 安德魯ぱん店＆咖啡店 🕰️Opening hours: 10:00-22:00 Lord Stow's Bakery is the original Macau egg tart, with its main store on Coloane Island in Macau! It's a popular spot that continues to be loved by tourists and locals alike🥧 Recommended ways to enjoy ⭕️Eat freshly baked on the spot – If you want to enjoy the crispy texture, eat it immediately on site! ⭕️Take out and eat while walking – Perfect as a snack when you're hungry. ⭕️Relax at the cafe – The cafe also has a wide selection of coffee and snacks, so you can take a leisurely break◎ You can order from one, and each one costs 13 patacas! Please note that there are different lines for eat-in and take-out. It took 15 minutes to get in line, as seen in the third photo! The turnover rate is good! #0yentravelFebruary2025

#favouriteitinerary #travel Macau’s Portuguese egg tarts are legendary—a perfect blend of crispy, flaky pastry and creamy, caramelized custard. If you're visiting, here are the top spots to try this iconic treat: 1. Lord Stow’s Bakery (安德魯餅店) – The Original The birthplace of Macau’s Portuguese egg tart! Their tarts have a crispy, buttery crust and a smooth, slightly burnt custard filling. A must-try for any visitor. 2. Margaret’s Café e Nata (瑪嘉烈蛋撻店) – Local Favorite A top contender with a rich, creamy custard and a beautifully caramelized top. Many say it rivals Lord Stow’s, so it's worth trying both!

When you come to Macau, how can you not taste the authentic Portuguese egg tart? And when it comes to egg tarts, we have to say "Andrew's Bakery", each egg tart is freshly baked, the slightly browned caramel layer on the surface reveals an alluring luster, the crispy crust and the tender egg and milk filling perfectly combine. Sitting on the street, gently take a bite of the milky egg tart, the slightly burnt sweetness and rich taste immediately jump on the tip of the tongue, instantly full of satisfaction! Eating Andrew's egg tart also seems to have become the consensus of all travelers to Macau. This is not only a dessert, but also carries the story and culture of Macau. 📍Address: 9 Guan Ye Street, Taipa, Macau #Macau Travel #Andrew Bakery #Portuguese Egg Tart #Must Eat #January Good Places 2025

#JanuaryGoodPlaces2025 It turns out that The Londoner Hotel also has Andrew’s Egg Tarts! Every time I came here, I thought it was only available in the Venetian Resort, and the queue there always took more than half an hour. This time I found out that there is also a branch in The Londoner! You have to go to the very corner. This branch is rarely known to people. You hardly have to queue and you can buy it right away! I personally think that Andrew’s egg tarts have a better texture and taste than the other one. I highly recommend it to friends who have trouble choosing which one to buy 😎

#newyearnewtrip A visit to Macau isn’t complete without a stop at Lord Stow’s Bakery, the birthplace of the iconic Macau egg tart. Founded in 1989 in Coloane Village, this humble bakery became world-famous for its creamy, custard-filled pastries with flaky, caramelized crusts. Each bite of the egg tart offers a perfect blend of rich, sweet custard and buttery pastry, baked to golden perfection. Beyond the tarts, the bakery also offers other delightful treats, but the egg tarts remain the star of the show. Located near the serene Chapel of St. Francis Xavier, it’s a great spot to relax and indulge while exploring the quaint surroundings of Coloane. #LordStowsBakery #MacauEggTarts #TasteOfMacau #ColoaneVillage

If you only have one day to explore Macau, here is a carefully designed itinerary to help you experience the city's history, culture, and modern charm in a short time. ⏰Morning: History and Culture 🕍 Ruins of St. Paul's (⏰8:00 AM - 9:00 AM) A landmark of Macau, the Ruins of St. Paul's is the facade of the former St. Paul's College and Church. You can take photos and learn about the history of Macau. 🏛️ Macau Museum (⏰9:00 AM - 10:00 AM) Located next to the Ruins of St. Paul's, the museum showcases the history and culture of Macau. The museum has a rich collection of exhibits that help you understand the fusion of Portuguese and Chinese cultures. 🛕 A-Ma Temple (⏰10:15 AM - 11:00 AM) One of the oldest temples in Macau, dedicated to Mazu, is a great place to experience the traditional culture of Macau. ⏰Noon: Taste Portuguese Cuisine 🍗🍛Lunch (⏰11:30 AM - 1:00 PM) Try authentic Portuguese cuisine. You can choose to try Portuguese egg tarts at "Lord Stow's Bakery" or classic dishes such as Portuguese chicken and seafood rice at a local restaurant. ⏰Afternoon: Modern Entertainment and Shopping 🏰 The Venetian Macao (⏰1:30 PM - 3:00 PM) 🕌Visit The Venetian Macao, take a gondola ride, or go shopping at the mall. 🛕 Macau Tower (⏰3:30 PM - 5:00 PM) Climb the Macau Tower and enjoy a panoramic view of the city. If you're interested, you can try extreme activities such as bungee jumping or skywalking. Evening: Night View and Relaxation 🕍Ruins of St. Paul's Night View (⏰6:00 PM - 7:00 PM) The Ruins of St. Paul's is illuminated at night, making it a great time to take photos of Macau's night view. 🥖Dinner and Night Tour (⏰7:00 PM - 9:00 PM) Enjoy dinner at a restaurant near Macau Tower and try local seafood. After dinner, you can take a walk at the Outer Harbor Ferry Terminal and experience Macau's nightlife and sea view. This itinerary is compact but not rushed, covering Macau's history, culture, Portuguese cuisine, and modern entertainment, making it ideal for a quick tour of this charming city.

#OctoberGoodDestinations2024 Andrew's Bakery in Macau is a classic bakery famous for its signature Portuguese egg tarts. The Portuguese egg tarts here are crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, full of rich egg aroma. They are an indispensable delicacy in the hearts of locals and tourists. Signature Food Andrew's Portuguese tarts are widely praised for their crispy crust and smooth filling. You can taste the freshly baked aroma in every bite, and paired with the lightly sweet custard filling, you can't help but eat one bite after another. In addition to traditional Portuguese tarts, the store also offers a variety of flavors, such as chocolate and matcha, to meet the needs of different tastes. Comfortable dining environment The environment inside the store is simple and comfortable, making people feel relaxed. This is an ideal place to enjoy a cup of coffee with Portuguese tarts alone or share the delicious food with friends. Convenient location Andrew's Bakery is located in a lively area of ​​Macau, surrounded by many tourist attractions and shopping places. After dining, you can easily visit the nearby Ruins of St. Paul's or the Casino to enrich your trip to Macau. Drinks In addition to delicious Portuguese tarts, Andrew's Bakery also offers a variety of beverages such as fragrant coffee and refreshing tea, which are perfect to pair with your desserts and make your dining experience more complete. Summarize St. Andrew's Bakery is a must-visit food spot in Macau. If you want to taste authentic Portuguese tarts, this is definitely not to be missed. When you come to Macau, don’t forget to visit Andrew’s Bakery and give your taste buds a delicious feast! 📍Address: Shop No. 870, Facebook Street, Shop No. 1, Grand Canal Shopping Center, Venetian Resort, Macau #MacauFood

#September Good Places 2024 The famous Macau 🇲🇴 Portuguese tart from China and abroad Andrew Bakery Most founded by the Englishman Andrew It has been more than thirty years old The owner was later awarded the Travel Merit Medal🏅 by the Macau government In recognition of his achievement in creating Macau's signature egg tart So come to the must-eat freshly baked signature Portuguese tart There are several branches in Macau This time it’s the Guanye Street branch Ready-to-eat is also very rich egg flavor! praise! 📍Andrew Bakery Address: 9 Guan Ye Street, Taipa, Macau

#Great Places in September 2024 📝Every time I go back to Macau, I have to eat two Portuguese tarts. The freshly baked hot tarts are crispy, and the milky flavor melts in your mouth when you bite it. Although you have to queue for a while to buy it every time, I still feel... Well worth it! 📍Tower E, G/F, Baihong Building, No. 9 Guanye Street, Macau #macaufood #澳门Must-eat #澳门澳门豆 tart #Andrew’s Cake Shop

Andrew's egg tarts are really delicious～～～～ I lined up early in the morning but luckily there weren't many people 😍

There wasn't even a long line. Just a quick wait to order. Because it's so organized, the ordering, service, and contents are neat and clean. But is the taste just plain simple? Absolutely not. A very unique egg tart that you absolutely must eat. The custard has the unique richness of eggs and the moderately burnt taste is pleasant. The pastry is also very crispy. I always think that there's a reason it's famous. It's famous, so you have to try it. #Macau #Taipa #LordStow #EggTart

The last stop of a two-day and one-night trip to Macau was to buy souvenirs and find food in Guanye Street, Taipa. #Macau Light Rail Taipa Line would be a good way of transportation other than taking a hotel shuttle or bus. If you are going to Guanye Street, you need to get off at Pai Kok Station and walk for about 12 minutes. #Zai Hin Kee is an old-fashioned brand of Egg Tarts. There is a cracker full of Macau characteristic flavors that you must try. Because of the popularity coupled with the ready-to-eat relationship, the wait is about 25 minutes. ✨Graphic Tart Waffles (MOP 41) There is a moderately sweet grapefruit filling inside each waffle. And the filling is full, rich flavor plus crispy outside and soft inside. Although quite expensive but worth eating and seeing. #Sekie Coffee was founded in 1965 and is famous for its clay pot coffee and milk tea. There happens to be a takeaway shop here. And no need to wait in line for a long time to decide to buy a bottle to drink and see. ☕️ Charcoal Clay Pot Coffee (MOP 25) Shake well before drinking. It does have a charcoal aroma and a sweet aftertaste slightly bitter. #16 Pier Dexing see this place with pork chop buns and decoration seems good to decide to eat this by the way to rest. The nostalgic style decor, with Wi-Fi and plenty of air conditioning, is quite comfortable. 🐖Ma Jiao Pork Chop (MOP 26) Sandwiches with baked base (MOP 2) taste better. Because I was afraid that the bun of the pork chop bun would be very hard. So I chose this kind of square bun, which turned out to be good. The meat of the thick pork chop is quite soft and juicy, and it tastes not greasy. #Andrew Bakery The Portuguese tart must also be eaten. The crust is crispy enough to eat freshly baked. 。 。 Seki Coffee (Taipa Takeaway) 📍Address: G/F, No. 1, Front Land, Fire Station, Old Town, Taipa ⏰Business Hours: 11:00 - 19:00 Andrew's Bakery (Taipa) 📍Address: Block E, G/F, Cheung Hong Building, 9 Guan Ye Street, Taipa, Macau ⏰Business Hours: 10:00 - 19:00 Ze Hsien Kee 📍Address: 13-15 An Lek Street, Macau ⏰Business Hours: 10:30 - 21:00 Pier 16 Dexing 📍Address: G/F, 181-185 Bunker Street, Old Town, Taipa ⏰Opening Hours: Weekdays 11:00 - 21:00 / Holidays 10:00 - 21:00 #Register for June hotel sleeper

Introduction to egg tarts eaten in Hong Kong and Macau✨ If you go to Hong Kong and Macau, you should definitely try egg tarts🥧 Actually, there are two types of egg tarts: Hong Kong style and Portuguese style (Macau). Hong Kong style has two types, cookie dough and pie dough, and is characterized by the vivid yellow color of the eggs! The Portuguese style is characterized by a buttery pie dough with a rich egg filling and a golden brown color! 1. [Lord Stow's Bakery Macau Ante Lu Bing Store (氹仔店)] Address: Rua do Cunha, No. 9, Edificio Pak Hung, Macau, Floor E, basement Recommended point: Macau tart🇲🇴 The custard is smooth and not too sweet, making it easy to eat♪ It's a tourist spot, so there is a line, but the turnover is good! 2. [Bamu Bakery & Coffee 八目烘焼] Address: Basement H, Edificio Pou Seng, 16A, R/C H, no.16A R. de Sacadura Cabral, Macau Recommended point: Macau tart🇲🇴 Small egg tart! The inside is like pudding🤤 I went just before closing time so it wasn't freshly made, but it was still delicious!! 3. [Bakehouse (Central)] Address: 5 Staunton St, Central, Hong Kong Recommended point: Hong Kong egg tart🇭🇰 It's a tourist spot so there's always a line and it's always freshly made! The crispy pie crust and rich custard make it very delicious 😋 #Hong Kong #Hong Kong Tourism #Hong Kong Trip #Hong Kong Food #Macau #Macau Tourism #Macau Trip #Macau Food #Egg Tart #Hong Kong Egg Tart #Me and Travel

✌︎︎ Choice 1✘Margaret Egg Tart HKD$11 (TWD$44) Margaret seems to be a lot less people lined up than before??! You can buy it right away almost without queuing Just got it really hot and hot!!! (It's still oily mistake XD One piece is about the size of a girl's palm 🖐🏻 The outer crust is crispy and oily, the inner filling is full of egg hearts, which is very satisfying😌                    —— ✌︎︎ Contestant 2✘Andrew Egg Tart HKD$11 (TWD$44) This is the first time I've had Andrew.. Didn't expect to queue?! (Or because there are too many people on Guanya Street? Andrew also sold a lot of other bread but no one bought it 🤣 Everyone agreed on egg tarts hahaʅ( ́`) Unfortunately, because it was too hot and too hot at the moment, I didn't get a shot of the egg tart himself I think the mouthfeel tastes similar to Margaret But a little more moist 🤏🏻 (maybe more oily?! Wrong XD The size is about the same~                    —— Conclusion: Ah I think both eat almost the same as KFC!! But not eating it means I haven't been to Macau, so I'd better eat it 🤣                    —— ✘Margaret Egg Tart* No. 66, Ma Tong Ting Wai, Macau ✘ Andrew Bakery (Taipa) * Cheung Hong Building G/F, 9-E Guan Ye Street Macau                    —— #eat eat Hungry God #Hungry God eat Macau #Margaret Egg Tart #Andrew Egg Tart #Macau #Macau Food #Macau Attractions #Macau Foodies #Macau Must Eat #Guan Ye Street #Egg Tart #Egg Tart #Margaret #Andrew #macau #macaufood #macaufoodie #macaulifestyle #macautravel #macau🇲 🇴#custardtart#popyummy#popdaily

I bought a Portuguese tart, an angel bell (canelé) American chocolate chip cookie, a cinnamon sugar donut, and a walnut butter cake The Portuguese tart is hot. The egg is very fragrant and milky. The pastry is very fluffy Angel's Ring is cheap and very big only $18 cheaper than Hong Kong The others are strong and delicious will buy again next time I go