Must-Buy Souvenirs
Real product names, brands, and prices for the souvenirs worth bringing home — plus exactly where to buy them.
Almond Cookie Gift Box
Choi Heong Yuen Bakery (咀香園餅家)A classic gift box of hand-pressed, charcoal-baked almond cookies from one of Macau's oldest bakeries (est. 1935) — the traditional handover gift for Chinese New Year and any Macau trip.
📍 Choi Heong Yuen branches around Senado Square and Rua de São PauloBeef & Pork Jerky Pack
Koi Kei Bakery (钜記餅家)Freshly grilled sweet-savory meat jerky from Macau's best-known souvenir chain, sold by weight and vacuum-packed for travel — one of the most bought Macau souvenirs.
📍 Koi Kei Bakery branches on Rua de São Paulo and throughout the historic centerPortuguese Egg Tart Box (6pc)
Lord Stow's BakeryA boxed set of six original-recipe Portuguese egg tarts from the Coloane bakery that invented Macau's version — best eaten same-day while the pastry is still crisp.
📍 Lord Stow's Bakery, Coloane Village (original) and Venetian Macao branchGondolier Plush & Keepsakes
The Venetian MacaoGondolier-themed plush toys, keychains, and Venice-canal-branded keepsakes from the resort's Boutique di Gondola — a playful memento of Macau's mini-Venice.
📍 Boutique di Gondola, The Venetian Macao, CotaiAzulejo Tile Coaster/Magnet Set
Macau CreationsLocally designed coasters and fridge magnets patterned after Macau's blue-and-white Portuguese azulejo street tiles, sold at the city's own tourism-board-backed design shop.
📍 Macau Creations, Macau Tower lower level and Senado Square