[2025 Macau Restaurant] Travel Guide for COTIZ (Updated Jul)

#澳门美食攻略 In the fast pace of Macau, I finally found this afternoon tea treasure that is "quiet in the bustle"! The facade is low-key and hidden in the alleys. When you push open the glass door, you will see a healing space full of mint green and wood colors. Although there are endless customers, the soft sofas and warm yellow lights create a "self-care and comfortable" atmosphere. You can chat with friends in the corner without being disturbed at all. Must order "Earl Grey Tea Thousand Layers"! The tea flavor is rich and not greasy, the cream is as light as a cloud, and it is paired with fresh berries to relieve the greasiness. "Black Truffle French Fries" is unexpectedly surprising! Crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, sprinkled with Parmesan cheese, dipped in special ketchup, you can't stop at all~ Coffee recommendation "Spanish Latte", the golden ratio of espresso + condensed milk, both sweet and bitter parties can be satisfied~ The attitude of the store clerk is so friendly that he is like a friend! They took the initiative to introduce the "Wednesday Limited Hand-brewed Coffee" and recommended nearby "less crowded and more beautiful" photo spots for us~ After afternoon tea, we planned a "slow tour route": walk 5 minutes to Senado Square to take pictures of Portuguese buildings, turn a corner to the Church of St. Dominic to feel the tranquility, and go to Nam Van Lake to watch the sunset in the evening. The day's itinerary is relaxed and fulfilling~ With an average consumption of 80 Macau dollars per person, you can enjoy exquisite desserts and gain a sense of relaxation from "taking a break from your busy schedule"~ The disadvantage is that seats are tight on weekends, so it is recommended to make an appointment in advance! Summary: Suitable for players who "want to escape from the hustle and bustle for a short time and savor the time in Macau"~ I will try their brunch next time, and bring a book to the balcony seat to enjoy the quietness~📖

Hidden within Cotai's City of Dreams is a heavenly dessert shop called COTIZ! Led by a Japanese Le Cordon Bleu pastry chef, the shop offers exquisite treats like cream puffs, madeleines, and canelés. Their light sandwiches are packed with fresh vegetables and cheese, delivering a juicy bite that will captivate your taste buds instantly. Back in 2020, on its opening day, the fourth wife of the casino king, Leong On Kei, along with her daughter Laurinda Ho and actor Dou Xiao, made an appearance, instantly making the shop a sensation across Macau! Designed by founder Chloe, the shop incorporates Kyoto townhouse elements into every detail—from wooden decor and paper lanterns to Japanese-style ornaments. Even the packaging exudes Zen aesthetics, making every photo look like it was taken in Kyoto. It's the perfect spot for a relaxing afternoon after a long stroll. Pair a canelé with their signature coffee and unwind under the warm yellow lights. Be sure to arrive early, as their popular desserts sell out quickly! Next time you're at City of Dreams, don't just gamble—bookmark this hidden gem!

COTIZ (Cotai Lisboa) Address - Shop R08A-R12, L01, Lisboa Hotel, 128 Li Bing Road, Cotai Reclamation Area, Macau (opposite Rethink) Environment / Facilities - The decoration style of the store hipster and Insta, quite comfortable a cafe, casually shot are very out of the video Features - Macau only! Cotiz and Macau's long-established Yishun double skin milk collaboration, double skin milk ice cream is only available in Macau! Super silky smooth, rich milky, smooth and sweet on the palate. Price per person - the price is a bit expensive Double skin milk ice cream costs 50 dollars Rating - 🌟🌟🌟🌟 Remarks blacklist soufflé, really disgusting enough - too little lemon juice has a bit of egg smell, in addition to not enough time, the middle layer is a bit soft - in addition, the face is too sweet - plus the cream is weird, gave up after eating two bites #Register for May Hotel Sleep Tester 2025 #Macau Food #Macau Lisboa