When in Macao or Hong Kong, one of the meals you shouldn’t leave out is dimsum. After all, every other dimsum places back in Malaysia called themselves some “XX Hong Kong dimsum”, wait, they don’t call it Macao dimsum… well anyway!
Long Wah Tea House, Macao
Long Wah Tea House is one of the more established dim sum restaurants in Macao, the restaurant is located in a corner shop on the first floor at the Northern side of the peninsular, pretty close to China border. Unlike most restaurants in Macao, this one actually has decent space and not overly crammed.
The modus operandi here is self-served. You start off by choosing the type of tea you want for the morning from some 8 different varieties, then help yourself in picking up the dimsum of your choice at the dimsum steamer by one side of the wall.
There were also pots of flower by the balcony, giving it a very classic, relaxing ambiance.
beef tripe, char siu pao, steamed pork ribs
As we reached there pretty late at around 1 pm at the tail end of their business hour, we only had a few dishes to pick from – the char siu pao, beef tripe, and steamed pork ribs.
The dimsum were on point, with the tripe deliciously soft and flavorful and the ribs properly prepared. The char siu pao though, could use abit more char siu, but they were still pretty good.
choose your favorite tea
Well, after having a meal here, there’s a pretty neat temple about 6-7 minutes walk up north. Enjoy!
Address:
Long Wah Tea House
3 R. Norte do Mercado Alm. Lacerda, Macau
GPS:Â 22.205734, 113.545040
Hours: 7 am to 2 pm
Hopped over for the Chinese New Year holidays?
suituapui: this was actually a couple months ago. 😀
KY,dim sum cannot go home without having it.
Vickie: definitely! and Happy CNY!
Not true, Msia is also famous throughout the world, because the word amok is universally used #LOL #realfacts
kekeke: we’re known for more than just amok!
yes….. you are right #mh370 #oi #shhh
kekeke: too soon!
even in Year 3019, it is still ‘too soon’ #lol #mmga
kekeke: perhaps perhaps!
Just dropping by to say, Happy New Year! I hope this one brings you many blessings.
Monica: happy CNY to you too!