Rua do Cunha is not what it used to be.

After leaving Taipa Grande Natural Park, walk along the road next to the famous old Portuguese-style apartments to reach Rua do Cunha. When we arrived at Rua do Cunha, we realized that it was no longer the same as when we visited before. The last time we visited Rua do Cunha was in 2015. At that time, Rua do Cunha referred to this short section of road, and the more famous shops, including Koi Kei, Tai Lei Loi Kei, and a Portuguese restaurant, were all concentrated on this short section of road. Now, Rua do Cunha includes several roads around Rua do Cunha, which means the entire block centered on Rua do Cunha. It has changed a lot. Now, not only has the block expanded, but there are also many restaurants and shops, as well as many new internet-famous shops, such as Lao Die Beef Offal and Cheung Chau Glutinous Rice Balls. Even the old Tai Lei Loi Kei has opened two branches here. However, after taking a closer look, it seems that only Koi Kei has not changed its location, while the other shops have moved. Although I have been to Macau three times and visited Rua do Cunha three times, each time I find it fresh and interesting. In addition to its architecture, food, and history and culture, which are fascinating, the continuous development of Macau itself also adds new fun for tourists from afar.