New Yaohan's Food Court and the Emperor Hotel Macau

We arrived in Macau very hungry because our last meal was in the Philippines around 6:00 AM, and we had quite an adventure walking around and getting lost in Tsim Sha Tsui. It was already 1:00 PM then, and our tour guide was like a gift from the heavens because she knew exactly where to take us. She knew that we had a tight budget so she took us to the cheapest place to eat. The place was the food court in New Yaohan Department Store, and it was situated strategically just opposite the Macau Ferry Terminal.

New Yaohan's food court is located at the topmost floor of New Yaohan Department Store. It is an extensive food court and definitely there are lots of restaurants to choose from. And the best thing about it? There are those with prices below 50 HKD. This price range for meals is already cheap in Hongkong and Macau standards. I had breaded pork chop and drinks for lunch for 35 HKD.

a really famished me in New Yaohan's food court

Just right beside it is the Emperor Hotel Macau. We didn't get inside, but the displays outside were already more than enough to welcome us on the start of our journey.

my royal carriage

my royal guard

This was just the first part of our Macau walking tour. Next: Strolling in Macau: Senado Square, St. Dominic's Church, Ruins of St. Paul's, Museu de Macau



Other posts in this Hong Kong-Macau series:

Yes, You Can Enjoy Macau for Free
Strolling in Macau: Senado Square, St. Dominic’s Church, Ruins of St. Paul’s, Museu de Macau What’s Inside Casino Lisboa in Macau?
I was in (Wonderland) MGM Macau!
The Tear-jerky Wynn Macau Experience
Finding the Dragon’s Treasure in Macau’s City of Dreams
Ended the Day in (Venice) Venetian Macao
Ngong Ping 360: My First Cable Car Ride (and the Longest)
My Second Time in Hong Kong Disneyland Resort!
Ended a Jam-packed Day at The Peak
My Love Affair with Hong Kong Ocean Park
Rushing to the Avenue of Stars and A Symphony of Lights
DIY Hong Kong and Macau Trip: Tips on How to Ace It
20,000 Pesos 4 Days, 3 Nights DIY Hong Kong-Macau Travel Guide