Brits try Michelin Street Food!



Macao has some of the best street food, with many making it into Michelins guide for the city. Today we head out in search of some of the best cheap eats the city has to offer. From steamed Char Siu Bao to Durian ice cream, there’s something for everyone!

Thanks to the Macao Government Tourism Office for sponsoring this episode and guiding us around their streets to find these Michelin gems! Here’s links to go check them out if you’re every in Macao:

https://macaonews.org/food-drink/discover-7-of-macaos-cheapest-michelin-rated-meals/
https://guide.michelin.com/en/macau-region/macau/restaurant/mok-yee-kei
https://guide.michelin.com/hk/en/macau-region/macau/restaurant/cheong-kei

Thanks again to Macao News for their amazing help with this production- especially taste testing all the food in advance of us arriving

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43 thoughts on “Brits try Michelin Street Food!”

  1. You hit it on the nail with those Macanese pork buns. I NEVER liked it, & do not understood it's appeal. Michelin bought into its BS. I'd rather have pork chop on rice or noodles. In a bun, it needs mustard, acidity, some crunchy pickles or veg.
    Josh's Cantonese tones are also pretty good!

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  2. Their editors are doing such a good job. The music, sound effects, slow mos, cuts, everything is beautiful. I'm starting to gravitate from Good Mythical Morning — which I watched religiously — to Jolly, cus frankly, although both have essentially become food channels, I see so much more genuine passion and growth coming from these guys. Love 'em.

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  3. Somehow I think I would enjoy the quantity and flavor of these common foods more than that of that super fancy 3 Michelin star restaurant where you guys got 2 bites of a dish. πŸ˜‚

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