Macau has some really pretty Portuguese historical buildings and scenic squares:
Senado Square
(It's only empty because it was 30 degrees out in the sun - everyone is hiding under the shade of the buildings)
It's only the Cathedral front and the Crypt museum that are still around today.
On our way to from Senado square to the Ruins of St. Paul, we saw a lot of pork bun shops.
We stopped by a famous one: Loja De Comidas Sio Seong Hoi.
Wo Tip Dumplings and Pork Chop Bun
Despite the little side alley location, the store was pretty popular. They had a gigantic wok making wo tip and other dumplings (depending what time you come by, you can get different types of dumplings and they're always fresh).
We bought some buns for $30 each and a few wo tip (pan fried dumplings) to try.
The wo tip were hot and fresh with a nice thin crispy skin, but they didn't have a lot of meat filling inside.
The Pork Chop bun was delicious: the meat was perfectly seasoned (if a tad salty) and cooked in its own juices that also drenched the bun to make it taste amazing!
Overall: Awesome snacks at Loja De Comidas Sio Seong Hoi - reasonably priced and quick.
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