A Taste of Portugal in Macau: Fado Restaurant

Probably the best thing about traveling is the opportunity to indulge yourself in a variety of culinary experiences. As a Portuguese colony, Macau has remained faithful to the western influence that creates the distinct look of this undeniably exciting city. While the remnants of the Portuguese occupation remains alive, Portuguese cuisine is not as noticeable. Fado at the Hotel Royal Macau is one of the few restaurants, and probably the best at it, who is inspired to bring on a modern take on traditional Portuguese cuisine.

Hotel Royal Macau

Macau always give an impression of luxury, the skies painted with bright lights, the roads built with grand architectures both old and new, every corner hoisted with fancy casinos, it has everything that comprises how you would imagine Las Vegas would be like. 

Being in such a vibrant city, it could be a little intimidating, let alone having to spend a night surrounded by poker chips and playing cards. Just by looking on the map, it doesn't take too much time to figure that there are only a handful of spots where it is ideal to have a much calmer vibe, without having to completely separate yourself from where all the glitz and glamour of Macau is.

Hotel Royal Macau stands perfectly between where the candid life of Macau is and where all the games are happening and that for me is a perfect way to spend your nights in such a lively city.