Orte, die SV gefallen

SV Ah Ma: Friendly host, Great dinner and breakfast

SV Ah Ma: Nice atmosphere, simple but good menu.

SV Ah Ma: Expensive, but inspirational

SV Ah Ma: Stand up comedy is great

SV Ah Ma: Oase of calm

SV Ah Ma: Cheap and cheerful local belt sushi. Learn some basic Japanese to order the good stuff (or just point)

SV Ah Ma: Great hotel on the outskirts of town, spa in the basement is excellent.

SV Ah Ma: Great local cafe, the cod roe (hand made) pasta is out of this world, crispy pizza is superb, and Steve is a delight.

SV Ah Ma: Don't know why this is listed as a vegetarian restaurant, just a (good) Thai restaurant

SV Ah Ma: Aka as Stanly Ho's erection, nice view, can jump off if you like..

SV Ah Ma: Decent cup of Coffee, run by Fortuna hotel

SV Ah Ma: Thick menu, good food.

SV Ah Ma: Interesting factory conversion, rooms are minimalist,beds are comfy

SV Ah Ma: Little outdoor seating, nice.

SV Ah Ma: Welcome addition to the galaxy mall, nice snacks, decent coffee (for an American brand)

SV Ah Ma: Old school French cuisine with an attempt to provide the best possible service, but the placemats, I mean really?

SV Ah Ma: Nice bakery/cafe, breads are among the best in Macau, friendly staff

SV Ah Ma: Bread, bread, bread, and cock au vin.

SV Ah Ma: Korean style sannies., yum

SV Ah Ma: Excellent Little cafe serving interesting sannies, friendly staff

SV Ah Ma: Quirky bar, good cocktail, not so good seats..

SV Ah Ma: A bit far from mass transit on a road with a perpetual traffic jam, but still an excellent Hotel with a heck of a view.

SV Ah Ma: Hotel within a hotel, bit dated but excellent service and a bit further away from the loud crowds..

SV Ah Ma: Beautiful lake, nice drive. Camp sites along the shores (if you're into that sort of thing )

SV Ah Ma: Japanese 'Burger's soaked in history and traditions, wonderful place for a meal.

SV Ah Ma: Ozzie cafe, popular with toursist and expats. For when you're tired of sushi and soba.

SV Ah Ma: Should be nice in winter, hotel rooms need an upgrade though.

SV Ah Ma: The art of making whiskey, done the Japanese way. Unfortunately, all the nice bottles are sold out, go to the museum bar to get a taste of the good stuff. (while it lasts)