I always bring home something Koi Kei whenever I am in Macau, simply because their traditional cookies taste wonderful. It certainly suits my Asian palate. Now the store has taken things to a higher level. There are workers demonstrating how some of these cookies are made. How can anyone resist buying these cookies? It also helps that Koi Kei has... More

Like many traditional bakeries in Macau, Koi Kei is selling jerky, almond cakes, egg rolls etc. I personally don't think that the food sold here is better than others. Well, everyone is different. You could always try before you buy at Koi Kei and/or other similar bakeries. Every bakery offers you some samples of food for tasting. After all, you... More

If you visit macau don't forget to buy egg roll.. Before you find the ruin church you will find the cookies shop on the left side there are so many choices of cookies but the best that i tasted was EGG ROLL.. And the packaging is really cute

My wife was wondering what people who come from Macau bring in there bags. Now she knows. She loves it and my son loves it from tasting so much samples, they had to bring more for him. Not much service though on the dried pork and beef section besides the competitor's is better by far. I guess biscuits are their... More

Before visit Macao, my friends requested me assist to buy a famous almond biscuits in this bakery. Had a lot of biscuits and tit bit, even though the almonds biscuits also had a few different taste to choice for.I was brought many kind of tit bit and biscuits as a gift to my friends and family. One thing need to... More

They have Tasty American Almond Cookies packed in decent tin bucket. i bought 3 buckets as a souvenir for my loved ones.

Tried the Portuguese egg tart after seeing the extremely long line. I was disappointed as the tart was very oily.

There are Koi Kei Bakeries all over Macau. I bought my cookies and eggrolls at the outlet in the Venetian. They offer samples of all their products except for the egg tarts. All the samples were soooo yummy!! They are great to give to friends and family as many of their items are individually packaged. I also found Koi Kei... More

There are many portuguese-style bakeries in Macau, but Ko Kei Bakery is the first I tried because one of their shops is located at the feet of St Paul ruins. Do not hesitate to step inside where visitors are really welcome to taste all of their cookies for free! But be aware: you will probably endup buying one too many... More