Where to have morning tea in Macau

The Red Market is the only market building currently listed as a cultural relic on Macau’s tourist routes. After wandering around, you can fully experience the morning time of Macau locals: drinking morning tea and shopping at the vegetable market. If you want to use a sentence To sum it up, it really is: stealing half a day's leisure.

Longhua Tea House is completely hidden in the middle of the ticket booking in the residential building. If it weren’t for a kind person who guided us all the way, we really couldn’t find it. But when we saw the red vegetable market at the intersection, we actually found Longhua Tea House. . We encountered such two important places at once. Our trip to Macau was really lucky.

Various stocks

The open-air market surrounding the Red Market sells all kinds of daily necessities. The entrance to the teahouse is not big, it is directly facing the stairs, and you can reach the lobby on the 2F. When I saw the exterior wall and stairs, I felt a little bit confused. It seemed that this was a teahouse with quite a history, but I didn't expect it at the time. It was actually the only old teahouse left in Macau. Entering the store, you will be greeted by a quaint atmosphere, with well-preserved old-fashioned tables, chairs and ceiling fans, green-painted iron doors and windows, nostalgic clocks hanging on the walls, mosaic tiles and various calligraphy, calligraphy and painting, and antique furnishings everywhere. , all telling its history. When you go to Longhua Tea House, what you eat is definitely the environment.

A strong flavor of life

Make your own tea

It is said that due to fierce market competition, the number of customers in Longhua Tea House is decreasing day by day. However, with the support of the government, the well-preserved style of the teahouse has attracted the favor of many elegant people. Therefore, compared with other teahouses, the cultural atmosphere here is unique. No wonder the words Longhua Salon can be seen everywhere in the ticket discount shops. It turns out that It is also the daily gathering place for many Macau cultural circles.

Dim Sum

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The biggest feature of drinking tea in Longhua is self-service. After ordering tea, the waiter will serve you tea, and then you have to do it yourself. Go to the tea cabinet to refill water, and you can also take all the condiments by yourself, so this tea cabinet is very spectacular. Of course, snacks must be taken by yourself, just to the left of the stairs. There are not many varieties of old-fashioned steamers. You can get whichever one you like. The price is the same anyway.

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