Old Café (Cha Chaan Teng)

×Pork Chop Bun (Porco no Pão)

Why you must eat itA bone-in pork chop is pounded, seasoned, then fried or griddled to order. The bun is a firm Portuguese roll; inside there is almost nothing but meat. No vegetables, no sauce — just the peppered chop against the toasted crust. Bite in and the juices soak the bread, fat sliding from the edge. At midday cafés many order it with an iced drink. Some shops make a limited batch and close early.

The pork chop bun made its name in Taipa but appears all day in old-town cafés too. Shops that bake their own buns tend to be prized. Timing and quantity differ by shop and can run out. Treat prices and hours as a guide and confirm on site.

Nearest
Around Senado Square
Hours
8:00-18:00 頃
Price
MOP 30–45
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