Avoid at all cost if you're a tourist. the owner will literally disrespect you (and loud about it) because you're not from around there and does not understand how 'things' work in their restaurant.
Story: We found a table and sat down and then called one of the lady over to order. she walked away middway without saying a word while taking our orders and proceed to start making one of the item (pineapple bun with butter, it was served COLD). I was CONFUSED. I know people here move fast and service is the least of their worry but this lady is on a whole different scale. My wife tried to grab some plates for the kids and a nice man next table said they charge for plates. What?? The lady saw and started making jokes about us not knowing how things work and we might 'mistake' them for being a shady store.
(we are native canto speakers)
They run off local business and have no respect for tourist or new business to be frank.
food is decent. but absolutely...
Read moreWe came here for breakfast because our hotel was nearby, too bad we hadn't read the reviews first. The older man at the cash desk glared at us the whole meal as if we had done something bad to him. One of the staff was clearly bothered because we were foreigners and didn't speak her language. We tried to point at the English names of the dishes on the menu (yes the menu was in Cantonese, Portuguese and English), but she pretended not to understand. One employee spoke some English and she took our order, she was the only one who treated us normally. The staff made jokes about us behind our backs and made us feel very uncomfortable. We tried to eat as quickly as possible so we could just get out of there. They charged an extra 2 MOP for the card payment. I have never had such a bad customer service experience! Avoid this place if you...
Read moreNam Peng is a local cha chaan teng (local cafe) located on Rua de Cinco de Outubro on the Macau Peninsula. Opening hours are 6am to 6pm daily. They are usually rather busy during the morning but you can usually find a table available during much of the day.
Here you find simple seating and menu featuring a range of simple breakfasts, breads and drinks. A popular choice here is sandwich filled with meat and egg and coffee, served local style with milk. They have a handful of bread products as well, which you can order while eating at the cafe or as take-away from their outdoor counter. All and all, Nam Peng is a good local style cafe and serves up...
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