Macau Food Festival opening hours: Monday to Thursday for 17:00-23:00, Friday to Sunday for 15:00-24:00
Then, you can not only taste the local and local specialties, and the Macau Grand Prix, the world's largest sports event in Macau
A variety of exciting activities to provide a colorful and fun! The Carnival will provide a colorful and joyful event for everyone.
The 2012 Macau Food Festival is basically cashless, and you have to buy a ticket at the cashier's place before you can spend money. There is a whole sale of
100MOP, loose vouchers of 5, 10, 20MOP are available.
The 2012 Macau Food Festival will be held at Macau Sai Van Lake Square.
Macao Food Festival traffic warm tips: everyone two routes:
1. There are from Macao's Hong Kong and Macau Ferry Terminal out of the casino can take the free shuttle bus to Macao Sai Van Van Plaza
2. Macao Sai Van Van Plaza, take the No. 32 bus to the Rua de S?o Paulo.
What if you don't have water with you at the Tower? There is a small casino in the tower, which has free water and drinks, and you can pretend to be a gambler to get it
Yes, you can.
What about restrooms? There is a restroom at the sasa
The festival is organized by the Macau Restaurant Association.
The festival features a Chinese food court, an Asian food court, a continental food court, a savory food court, a dessert court, and many other food zones, with more than a hundred
food stalls. There will also be three free shuttle buses available for diners: Nam Van International Bank - Sai Van Lake Plaza, Wing Hang Bank
Hac Sa Wan Branch - Sai Van Lake Plaza, and Opposite City of Dreams, Taipa - Sai Van Lake Plaza.
Macau Food Festival Theme Events: Beer Drinking Competition and Theme Night, Ethnic Minority Singing and Dancing, Singing of Popular and Nostalgic Golden Hits, Dancing, Magic and Martial Arts Performances.
Macao is the product of 400 years of integration of Chinese and Western cultures, with both traditional Chinese cultural colors and a strong sense of the Portuguese. Numerous scenic spots, Chinese and foreign buildings and alleys, as well as major museums have become the solidified culture of Macau, exuding its unique and fascinating atmosphere, and serving as the witness of Macau through centuries of ups and downs.