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Last updated 2026-09-25 — Foodies who love Macau cuisine are in luck? The Macao Government Tourism Office has launched the “Macau Street Food & Travel Market” roadshow event starting today, bringing authentic Macanese specialties. The tourism office has also designed fun challenge games so everyone can...

By MOOK Scenic Spots Family, compiled and reported
 
Foodies who love Macau cuisine are in luck!? The Macao Government Tourism Office has launched the “Macau Street Food & Travel Market” roadshow event starting today, bringing authentic Macanese specialties. The tourism office has also designed fun challenge games so everyone can play, eat, and win prizes. In addition to the food, the must-visit “Love Lane” in Macau also makes an appearance at the market, becoming a popular photo spot for all !

The Macao Government Tourism Office is holding the “Macau Street Food & Travel Market” to promote Macau tourism, and has even invited food vlogger OS Uncle Ah Song to share his Macau travel experiences on-site (Photo / MOOK Scenic Spots Family Yan Peijie, the same below)

The 40-year-old Macanese brand “Diao Ji Dragon’s Beard Candy” is also at the market event.

The “Macau Street Food & Travel Market” roadshow event will be held for three consecutive days from June 14 to June 16 in the Xinyi District, bringing joy to all. And at the market, in addition to being able to tastethe 40-year-old Macanese brand “Diao Ji Dragon’s Beard Candy”’s hand-pulled dragon beard candy made on-site, there are also Macau’s unique “Watercress Honey Syrup,” as well as Macanese specialties like “Portuguese egg tarts” and other authentic Macanese foods that food lovers absolutely shouldn’t miss.

“Diao Ji Dragon’s Beard Candy” making hand-pulled dragon beard candy on-site.

A must-try Macanese delicacy, Portuguese egg tarts, can also be tasted at the market.

Watercress honey syrup, unique to Hong Kong and Macau.

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