Try Macau Coloane Portuguese cuisine feat. Check in

When you come to Macau, a former Portuguese colony, you must try Portuguese cuisine. Yayi Garden Restaurant located in Coloane was recommended to us by a local taxi driver. Maybe because it's the weekend or maybe it's very famous, the restaurant has a lot of seats but you still have to wait for a while for the waiter to seat you. We ordered (as shown in the picture order) 1. Fried crab with curry: meaty and sweet, the curry sauce is very fragrant and delicious, not very spicy, can be eaten with rice, or with pork chop buns/pork buns (suggested by the waiter) 2. Pork chop buns: Freshly made and still warm when served, they go great with the curry sauce of fried crab. The waiter was also very considerate. Knowing that there were four of us who would share, he divided the food into four portions before serving to make it easier for us to eat. 3. Suckling pig: The skin is crispy and the meat is tender, with just the right amount of fat and lean. Even though I usually don’t eat much suckling pig, I couldn’t help but eat a little more. 4. Seafood Baked Rice: Quite a large portion, with lots of ingredients and crab sticks, as shown in the picture. 5. Baked mussels with cheese: Not bad, good performance. Since St. Francis Church is next to the restaurant, we stopped by to check in after dinner, as shown in the last picture. In fact, the environment in Coloane is pretty good. If you have time, you can take a walk along the beach. #MacauAttractions #MacauFood #MacauCheck-In #MacauMust-Eat #PortugueseFood #MacauPortugueseFood