Happy Tummy in Macau

Macau is a food mecca not just because of the famous Portuguese egg tarts or the sumptuous pork buns. There are lots of food choices each establishment has to offer. In my business trip to Macau I was able to enjoy some of the food that Grand Hyatt Macau has to offer.

My dessert plate during lunch

At night after the conference, we were invited to dine at Mezza9, the famous restaurant in Cotai strip for their excellent buffet and ala carte.

Mezza9 Macau

Can't pass my favorite bun

Blue swimmer crab with king shrimp in mascarpone and tomato salsa

Slow roasted veal tenderloin with sea urchin butter, parsnip and asparagus

Strawberry romanoff, french vanilla chantilly ice cream with strawberry marnier

After the delicious dinner, I explored the hotel for some souvenir items for the family since my flight will be early the following morning.

Aside from the bagfull of Koi Kei delicacies, I also bought few shirts from Hard Rock Macau as requested by my unico hijo :)

I woke up early morning to check out at the hotel and went straight to the airport to catch my 10am flight back to Manila.

Outside Macau International Airport

Last glimpse of Macau

My trip was short but very memorable. I will surely go back again to Macau but this time not alone.... someone will be in tow to explore Macau.

- posted last March 2013 from my other blogsite

Macau at Night

Macau at night is all about glitz and glamour. For tourists like me who are not fond of meeting Lady Luck at the table, strolling the casinos is still a joy with all the sights that each establishment has to offer.

City of Dreams casino and shopping

One of my fave store at The Boulevard

The 3D vQuarium at the lobby

Chinese New Year decor at the COD lobby

The Dragon edifice changes lighting every now and then

Hallway decor at the Hard Rock Hotel

Outside the City of Dreams

The majestic Crown Towers

Hard Rock Hotel and Grand Hyatt Macau at night

Venetian Macau is just across the City of Dreams, so I brave the evening breeze to see the magnificent sight it has to offer. I was not disappointed as the facade of the Venetian seems to invite me to come and explore the great sights instore for me.

The grandeur of The Venetian

Chinese New Year is in the air at The Venetian

The world renowned symbol of The Venetian

Strolling along the hallway

The Cathedral inspired ceiling

The second floor area depicting daytime at Venice... impressive ceiling effect

The second floor centerpiece

The river inside the hotel... too bad the gondola ride is already closed

As the night went by, my tired feet was crying for help already. So to cap the night I bought myself a Starbucks Mango Passionfruit as I find my way back to my hotel.

- posted last March 2013 from my other blogsite