It's not common to find 24-hour brightly lit turkey rice restaurants in Taichung, offering a warm comfort to those returning home late. However, this particular establishment's "fame" comes not only from its delicious food available at any time but also from the occasional "intense scenes" that unfold within its walls, which have made it quite well-known.
Macau, a city famous for its Portuguese egg tarts, boasts numerous local brands and shops, making its egg tart market highly competitive and mature. For tourists visiting Macau, savoring a freshly baked Portuguese egg tart has become an essential part of their itinerary. In recent years, the well-known Portuguese brand Manteigaria has also joined this grand occasion, bringing a Portuguese egg tart closer to its original flavor to Macau. The arrival of Manteigaria has not only enriched the choices of egg tarts in Macau but also provided consumers with the opportunity to compare the differences between the local Macau flavor and the authentic Portuguese custard tart, adding more possibilities to the city's culinary journey.
這間以淺黃色為主色調的『MANTEIGARIA』，是來自葡萄牙的葡式蛋撻專賣店。從店面招牌上大大的店名，以及葡文標示『Fábrica de Pastéis de Nata』—
葡式蛋撻工廠，就能感受到他們對自家蛋撻的自信。店內以明亮簡潔的設計，搭配
櫥窗中整齊排列的現烤葡撻，吸引著往來的顧客，一窺這源自里斯本的美味。
This "MANTEIGARIA," with its light yellow as the main color, is a Portuguese egg tart specialty store from Portugal. From the large store name on the shop sign and the Portuguese inscription "Fábrica de Pastéis de Nata" — Portuguese Egg Tart Factory — you can feel their confidence in their egg tarts. The store features a bright and simple design, complemented by freshly baked Portuguese tarts neatly arranged in the display window, attracting passing customers to get a glimpse of this delicious treat originating from Lisbon.
2014年工廠在Chiado誕生，坐落於一棟1900年分的建築，目前除了葡萄牙本地
之外，目前也在法國、西班牙等地展店。而澳門這家更是亞洲唯一分店，讓大家
不用千里迢迢飛歐洲，就能嚐到最道地的葡撻。
The factory was established in Chiado in 2014, housed in a building dating back to 1900. Currently, besides Portugal, it has also expanded to France, Spain, and other places. The Macau branch is the only one in Asia, allowing everyone to taste the most authentic Portuguese egg tarts without having to travel thousands of miles to Europe.
營業時間從早上8點開始一直到晚上8點，365天全年無休。
The business hours are from 8 AM to 8 PM, 365 days a year.
這家店不只品牌來自葡萄牙，連鎮店的烘焙大廚都是來自葡萄牙，也就是大家
在照片看到這位。整體上來說就像他們官網所述，店員對客人的態度都非常親
切，不時都會有餐點吃不吃得慣這類問候。
Not only does this store's brand originate from Portugal, but even their head baker, whom you see in the photo, is from Portugal. Overall, just as described on their official website, the staff are very friendly to customers, frequently checking if they are enjoying their food.
「Manteigaria」這個詞彙在葡萄牙語中，與「牛油」或「奶油」有關，這也
暗示了他們在葡撻製作中，對奶油的重視。現場製作葡撻的過程一目了然讓顧
客隨意參觀，這也是他們官網上面特別強調的店內特色。
The term "Manteigaria" in Portuguese is related to "butter" or "cream," which also suggests their emphasis on butter in the making of their Portuguese tarts. The process of making the Portuguese tarts on-site is clearly visible for customers to freely observe, which is also a special feature of the store particularly emphasized on their official website.
葡撻單個澳門幣12元，折合台幣約50元左右，跟台灣肯德基原價一個47元比較
起來澳門其實反而便宜啊~
A single Portuguese egg tart costs MOP 12, which is about NT$50. Compared to a KFC egg tart in Taiwan at its original price of NT$47, Macau is actually cheaper.
在現場吃桌上還有準備糖跟肉桂粉給客人斟酌使用，因為我去之前澳門友人
千交代萬囑咐，叫我一定要加肉桂粉來吃味道更好。
When eating at the store, there is sugar and cinnamon powder available on the table for customers to add according to their preference. Before I went, my Macau friend repeatedly instructed me to definitely add cinnamon powder to eat it, saying that it tastes even better.
加了肉桂粉的蛋塔我以前還真的沒這樣吃過，卡士達醬的蛋香跟肉桂粉淡淡
的香氣融合在一起味道還真的挺好。
I've actually never had an egg tart with cinnamon powder like this before. The egg fragrance of the custard combined with the faint aroma of cinnamon powder really tastes quite good.
內餡以蛋黃、糖、鮮奶油和牛奶為主要材料，特色是在高溫烘烤下表面會出現
不規則的焦糖斑點，帶有獨特的焦香味。內餡口感濃郁、滑順，甜度不會過高，
並帶有豐富的蛋奶香。吃起來的風味，我覺得跟我們台式蛋塔還挺像，比較沒
有那麼甜，加了肉桂粉後真的味道更有層次感，大家去吃別忘了喔~
The filling mainly consists of egg yolks, sugar, fresh cream, and milk. A characteristic feature is the appearance of irregular caramelized spots on the surface after high-temperature baking, giving it a unique caramelized aroma. The filling has a rich and smooth texture, is not overly sweet, and carries a strong egg and milk fragrance. The flavor, in my opinion, is quite similar to our Taiwanese egg tarts, not as sweet, and the addition of cinnamon powder really enhances the layers of flavor. Don't forget to try it when you go!
菜單品項價格如因物價波動等因素有做調整，以店家公布為主，僅供參考!
The prices of menu items may be adjusted due to factors such as fluctuations in commodity prices,
and the prices posted by the restaurant shall prevail. The prices listed are for reference only.
更多冰箱累積的牛肉麵印象，盡在美味牛肉麵懶人包...........
中部牛肉麵指南地圖版:
Who says night markets are only for snacks? 🌶️ Oyster omelets, stinky tofu, Taiwanese meatballs... these are all classics of Miaodong Night Market. But did you know? Hidden in this bustling Taiwanese flavor is a mouthwatering Japanese oden spot! The contrast is surprising, isn't it? Today, let me show you another side of Miaodong Night Market!
When this "Half Lobster Ramen" was served, I was instantly conquered by its visual shock! 🦞💰 The bright colors, bold plating, and the price of MOP 65 seemed to declare: "This is the boldness of Macau cuisine!" This time, let me take you through the lens to carefully appreciate this mouth-watering ramen.
Amidst the quest for authentic flavors in Macau, the captivating allure of a caramelized red hue is often indispensable. Tucked away in Travessa da Cordidaria, Fan Gei Siu Laap is the creator of this very color. Every midday, this unassuming eatery becomes permeated with an irresistible aroma, drawing a continuous stream of eager diners, all longing for a taste of its soul-stirring charcoal-roasted delights. What precisely is the unique quality of Fan Gei Siu Laap that compels numerous gourmands to willingly queue? Let us together unveil the enigmatic charm of this traditional Macanese delicacy.
In the bustling area of Taichung's Qinmei commercial district, at 100 Gongyi Road, there's a hidden gem called "Hao Pin Xiao Chi," a place that feels like a journey through time. It's not just a place that offers authentic Taiwanese snacks, but a nostalgic space where people can find warmth and relaxation in the midst of a busy urban life.ife.
There's a recent trend of people lining up at fish markets late at night for sashimi. Honestly, it's not necessarily more cost-effective and it's a waste of time. Traditional markets like Jianguo and Second Market also sell sashimi, and the prices are comparable to those at the fish market. Furthermore, almost all twilight markets have it, although the pricing can be inconsistent. Currently, the vendors at Beiping Twilight Market offer the most value. If you miss those times, you can consider supermarkets or seafood specialty stores. Actually, the sashimi at Ayu Sushi is also a good option.
In today's metropolitan areas, finding beef noodles for NT$100 or less seems like a near impossible dream, especially in the city's core. Previously, to find beef noodles at this price point, I had to travel to Daya to eat at Daya Beef Noodles. However, since recently moving to the Shuǐnǎn area, I've discovered quite a few beef noodle places. The one I'm introducing today was actually stumbled upon a few days ago while browsing an online forum—though the original post was about dumplings!
Chiayi's Wenhua Road Night Market is a culinary paradise, attracting countless gourmets. Among the plethora of delectable dishes, one stands out for its unique "wok hei" and masterful stir-frying technique, captivating taste buds far and wide: the wok-fried snails.
When the city's hustle and bustle gradually fades into the night, are you, with a rumbling stomach, also searching for a culinary oasis to soothe your soul? This snack stall located on Dacheng Street in Taichung City, with its simple old-fashioned dry noodles, aromatic stinky tofu, and warming large intestine and pig blood soup, has become a late-night canteen in the hearts of many Taichung residents.
"Zheng Laopai Qingshui Rib Noodles" on Fuxing Road in Taichung is a taste cherished in the memories of many long-time Taichung residents.
This venerable establishment, which originated in Fengyuan and has been a fragrant fixture in Taichung for nearly 50 years, tragically suffered a fire at the end of 2022, causing much regret among its many loyal patrons. However, amidst everyone's anticipation, the old establishment has finally risen from the ashes and reopened!
When it comes to Haeundae, Busan, besides the beautiful beach scenery, one simply cannot miss the authentic local snacks within Haeundae Market! The "Sang National Rice Roll" that I'm introducing this time is a popular delicacy praised by Korean celebrities, artists, and food connoisseurs. It's famous for its affordable and delicious Sundae (blood sausage) and assorted pork offal platter, fish cake tempura, and rice rolls. I make sure to have a few skewers almost every time I visit Busan.
Taitung, a small city filled with sunshine and warmth, boasts not only magnificent natural scenery but also a rich and diverse food culture. Among them, "Jun Huo Ku Wax Gourd Braised Pork Rice," located in Taitung City, is deeply loved by local residents and tourists for its unique sauce wax gourd flavor and generous portions, becoming a veritable popular store.
In the Xinming Market area of Zhongli, aside from Yongchuan continuing to operate 24 hours, this interesting Zhongli beef noodle shop is the only remaining late-night eatery. Why is it interesting? Because the owner's entire family lives here, so the shop, in addition to its business tools, is also filled with their family's personal belongings. Eating noodles here feels like visiting someone's home, haha.
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