Sant Andoni

We chose to make quicksand fridge magnets. As soon as we arrived at the shop, the staff greeted us warmly. After confirming our order, the owner immediately brought out materials for my child to choose from, explaining everything in detail. My child followed the owner's instructions step by step and quickly completed their own artwork, which even came in a box to keep as a keepsake. The shop's products were all very nice; I also bought some unique coasters. The owner was very kind. If you're near the Ruins of St. Paul's or Rua da Felicidade, it's worth taking your kids there!

The hotel included a deluxe double room, evening tea, tempura soba noodle set, lounge vouchers, buffet breakfast, and a Macau pass. It was raining when I arrived in Macau in the morning. There's a shuttle bus from Studio City to the central area; the drop-off point is right next to the hotel. Getting off the bus in the pouring rain dampened my spirits. After checking in, I went back to my room, which was spacious and comfortable, and a rest helped me recover. At 5:00 PM, I enjoyed evening tea at the Executive Lounge. It was still drizzling, so I went to the Yaohan Department Store next to the hotel to buy souvenirs. At 7:30 PM, I ordered the hotel's G/F restaurant's premium robatayaki tempura set meal. In the evening, I went to the Vensade Lounge. The staff mentioned at check-in that I could enjoy complimentary drinks and snacks from the room's refrigerator. (The evening tea time is close to dinner time; it would be better if it were earlier. The hotel gave me five 100-dollar Vensade Lounge vouchers, but apparently only one can be used at a time.)

The dim sum at Le Xuan Hua is fairly good, and the portions are generous. A basket of shrimp dumplings contains five pieces, and a serving of sweet bean curd sticks contains eight pieces, which is really too much. Because I was worried about wasting food, I didn't try all the dim sum. The red bean soup dessert, in particular, needs improvement.