Koi Kei Bakery Bakery in Sé
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8
2 days ago
Food: 4
Service: 4
Atmosphere: 4
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4 months ago
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Food: 4
Service: 4
Atmosphere: 4
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3 months ago
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Take out
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Other
Food: 4
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6
3 months ago
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Dine in
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Food: 3
Service: 3
Atmosphere: 3
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8
3 months ago
Service
Take out
Meal type
Other
Food: 4
Service: 4
Atmosphere: 4
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10
5 years ago
This is a special bakery. Yes, of course everything is delicious and tasty. But, I love that they know their products are so good that nearly every box of products for sale has a tupperware container of the same product next to it for you to try it yourself, to your heart's content. I can't imagine a better expression of confidence in your product! And yes, their goods really are that delicious. The products are, like Macau, a combination of Chinese and Portuguese flavours and traditions that come together, which result in quite a collection of unique flavours and items. Many of them are nut-based (almonds, walnuts, cashews, etc) with seaweed or other flavours. They make these products on site and you can often watch them at work (see photographs attached). They also offer a small selection of salty or savoury goods (something which looked a lot like jerky for example), but it wasn't suited to me so I cannot comment. My favourite item by far, however, were the classic Portuguese egg tarts. I've been spoiled now, because no where else has made them anywhere near as good and I can't bring myself to eat them again! They are served warm, and they are perfect. In fact, I consider this to be SO good, and this bakery so special, that I don't think you can do a trip to Macau without a stop in here. It is a must that you won't regret.
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8
6 months ago
Able to have free food testing before buy.
Great place to buy souvenir. But ex!
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2
5 years ago
So they insisted that they these are peanut free when it clearly say that it has peanut it in. When asked, the employee insist it’s almond and there’s no peanut. We went to 2 stores and both of their employee said the same, “these almond cookies are peanut free”. So my husband with peanut allergy decided to give it a try, and his throat and esophaguses started to swell up. Thanks for almost killing my husband. Please educated your staffs!!!!!!!!!!!
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10
4 years ago
This is a place that I feel is a must visit every time I go to Macau. They offer a large selection of local treats and nearly everything has a sample so you can taste before you buy.
The almond cookies and beef jerky are great. I also like the almond napoleons. Definitely worth checking out and there are multiple locations throughout the city.
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10
6 years ago
Very good Portuguese egg tarts and other delicacies. Place is clean and cool.
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