Don Gelato | MACAU

After dinner at McSorley's, Chris and I were the only one's with room for some dessert - Don Gelato was the answer.

MrSorley's Ale House | MACAU

Get ready to see more burgers than the last post...! Before I go on, let me just say my brother and I were the only one's not to get burgers at McSorley's Ale House. This is definitely the "British pub" concept of the hotel; Chris and I made the right decision in sticking to -half our- roots and eating the familiar pub grub. I got fish 'n chips and Chris got the steak pie. Mom, Jon and Patrick got burgers. Bon Appetit!

Cheese sticks for starts

Jon's burger with bacon, onion rings and American cheese

Pat's bacon burger with Swiss

Mom's veggie burger with provolone and avocado

My fish & chips

Chris' steak pie with mashed potatoes and gravy

Kraze Burgers | MACAU

I think Jon and I attract burgers... or vice versa... Haha! We always seem to "stumble upon" burger joints in the different cities we travel to. There's something quite comforting about biting into a juicy, fresh burger -with a side of french fries ;)

We walked by Kraze Burgers at the Grand Canal Shoppes while shopping and made a mental note to return for lunch the next day. As if we would forget. Kraze appears as a fast food place, we actually went up to the "counter" to order, but we were told to sit down and wait for the staff to approach us. We soon figured out the burgers are made fresh to order and that Kraze also offers sandwiches, salads and different side dishes. The pictures below look like Jon and I ordered the same burger; we didn't. I got the Original KB with cheese and he got something along the lines of a hot 'n spicy burger with jalapenos and special sauce. What we both did though, was go for the whole-wheat bun option. I guess it's safe to say that we caved into the burger kraze in Macau :)

Imperial House Dim Sum | MACAU

My Dad hosted a little getaway trip to Macau -or Macoozy as we called it- last week... He was there for biz and decided it would be nice for the fambam to come along as well. (Thanks, Dad!) Gambling and clubbing is synonymous with the city, but we kind of steered in the opposite direction - we enjoyed the hotel's facilities and of course did our fair share of food exploration :) We stayed at the Venetian Hotel and all our meals were either there, The Grand Canal Shoppes or The Shoppes at The Four Seasons. Oh we fancy huh! Not really ;)

Jon and I arrived a day after everyone else. Our first meal was at the Chinese restaurant, Imperial House Dim Sum. We had been traveling since 5am Manila time; flight to HK and then ferry ride to Macau - so when we saw the dimsum... ATTACK!