Koi Kei Bakery

Macau

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Koi Kei Bakery

Koi Kei shops and kiosks may be found all over the city and are usually packed with customers. Koi Kei sells traditional local snacks and treats that make for an interesting shopping experience - prepare to stumble upon unique and unusual items like almond cakes, egg rolls and meat jerky.

Shopping

Due to its tax free status, shopping is a delight in Macau with prices considerably lower than the USA, Europe and other Asian centers. Thanks to recent developments, you can find designer shopping centers though there are plenty of exotic Asian markets and traditional shops selling Chinese medicines and Portuguese antiques. Other things to shop for including electronics, jewelry, fabric, porcelain and wine. Prices vary according to quality so be wary of imitations. Avenida Almeira Ribeiro is the main commercial center and has many designer boutiques.

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Koi Kei Bakery

Koi Kei shops and kiosks may be found all over the city and are usually packed with customers. Koi Kei sells traditional local snacks and treats that make for an interesting shopping experience - prepare to stumble upon unique and unusual items like almond cakes, egg rolls and meat …

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