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Does the Wynn or Venetian have a AYCE buffet like Vegas?

Any hole in the walls that you guys would recommend?

BCRdukes, does this mean you are asian? Always thought you were white for some reason.

These commercially endorsed recommendations are usually 'safe bets' rather than really fucking good. If you have experience with the area, stick to your own suggestions because the recommendations are usually for those who have zero experience/knowledge of the place.

When I was in Macau a few years ago, we were taken around by a relative of a family friend. He took us to all the tourist areas, but that's what is expected. Porkchop bun is pretty standard (they used to have them in honolulu cafe in Richmond which tasted similar imo, not sure if they still do) and I just remember eating a lot of fish and tomato :lol

The also had ice cream with powdered graham crackers of some sort, they called it 'mook hong' ice cream which translated to saw dust. I thought that was pretty tasty heh.

no lobster in your daily diet? i don't believe.

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Originally Posted by Conan O'Brien Sex Video (Post 6884467)

Renn Sport is hyde?!

this should explain it ;)

http://www.revscene.net/forums/lets-....html?t=610417

i've also been to that "dumbo" restaurant in macau, the food wasnt the greatest

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Originally Posted by SuperSlowSS (Post 6885033)

All I can say is those "pork chop bun" are pretty good(if he got them at Tai Lei Loi Kei). For sure something to try if you go to macau. Lineups is like retarded long.

There pretty tasty at that place. Other than that, I had portugese egg tarts lol.

Did Mugen EvOlutioN get banned for the commends he made here? :lol

the sharkfin are dirt cheap over at macau... its almost like AYCE

the quality is OK, but the quanitity is huge

You went to all the wrong places! I'm FROM macau, and those were not authentic. You probably went to a bunch of touristy places! Too bad, Macau really does have good food. Plus, you didn't eat EGG TARTS?

Was the African Chicken place called A Lorcha? I went there before and I thought it was awesome. The clams from that place were fantastic especially dipping the bread into the broth.

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Originally Posted by SkinnyPupp (Post 6885207)

I have been to the traps as well :lol Dumbo looked like it would be a neat Macau style 'cha chan teng'. Unfortunately it wasn't very good, and was overpriced.

I did find some good Portuguese restaurants, including Fernando's down at the very south end of Macau. I have gone there 3 times now, and each time it has been really good. Just don't go in the summer, as they don't have A/C!

I also stumbled across a pretty good macau cafe in the village of Coloane.. That is a pretty neat place to visit too, and the food was pretty good, for a decent price.

There is another we went to that had REALLY good African Chicken, but I can't remember the name unfortunately :(

As far as "Ah So" we actually just cooked one of her recipes last night (baked pork chops) and it was REALLY good. We've been to some of her recommended spots, and they have usually been pretty good representations of the food she is recommending. Usually we have been able to find better places ourselves, but if you haven't found a good "whatever" in HK or Macau, her suggestions are good to follow.

She definitely wouldn't have recommended Dumbo ;)

As far as Hyde, I have met him and he's a pretty nice guy in person. I 100% believe with all my heart that he has a psychological condition, so I will never make fun of him for it. If you look past the bullshit, he is offering some good forum content here and there, so just leave him be.

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Originally Posted by abdulclamwacker (Post 6887421)

Too bad, Macau really does have good food. Plus, you didn't eat EGG TARTS?

And no double-skinned milk custard?

And no roasted suckling pig?

And no serradura?

... IMHO there's a lot more to Macau's cuisine than what was reviewed. Ah So is not a Macanese.

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Originally Posted by StevenDuang (Post 6884892)

Hey renn sport,

Why dont you show us your helicopter ticket and proof that you were on it.

Write on the ticket something like "revscene" or "Renn.Sport"

Then i will believe you.

helicopter ride to macau is not that expensive. if you have your own helicopter, well, then you are ballin' outta control

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Originally Posted by rouentahl (Post 6887576)

And no double-skinned milk custard?

And no roasted suckling pig?

And no serradura?

... IMHO there's a lot more to Macau's cuisine than what was reviewed. Ah So is not a Macanese.

whats the point of eating those when I know for sure HK have them better?

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Originally Posted by .Renn.Sport (Post 6887702)

whats the point of eating those when I know for sure HK have them better?

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Originally Posted by StevenDuang (Post 6884892)

Hey renn sport,

Why dont you show us your helicopter ticket and proof that you were on it.

Write on the ticket something like "revscene" or "Renn.Sport"

Then i will believe you.

PROOF PLZ

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Originally Posted by StevenDuang (Post 6888256)

PROOF PLZ

lol why bother. He's never going to be able to.

Let's just get back to food in Macau. Seems like I missed some interesting eats when I was there last.

You should check out Fernado's by the "Black Sand Beach" in Macau.

That place is killer !!! :thumbsup:

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Originally Posted by red_2 (Post 6888438)

You should check out Fernado's by the "Black Sand Beach" in Macau.

That place is killer !!! :thumbsup:

i went there. it was pretty good but overhyped i thought.

love the little bbq shack on the black sand beach during the summer

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Originally Posted by rouentahl (Post 6887576)

And no double-skinned milk custard?

And no roasted suckling pig?

And no serradura?

... IMHO there's a lot more to Macau's cuisine than what was reviewed. Ah So is not a Macanese.

:thumbsup:

That's ok. We'll keep the places we go to a secret... It'll be less busy that way. We don't like overcrowded places anyways... =)

The line ups at Margaret's is CRAZY... everyone from HK is lining up. I just go and drive over to Lord Stowe's. =)

none of the pictures look too appetizing. i hope you rinsed the aftertaste out with moet and caviar.