The N.Flying Fan Con was the main reason I went to Macao in the first place. When N.Flying initially announced their fan meet in Seoul, I wanted to go, but my schedule didn’t permit it. Taipei and Japan were announced later, but neither of those dates worked for me either. Then came Macao, which was finally a stop that fit my schedu…

Away from the huge resorts and bright lights of Cotai, Macao’s old town shows a completely different side of the city. This is where you’ll find historic streets, Portuguese-influenced architecture, temples, churches, small shops, and many of Macao’s best-known landmarks. at the Ruins of St. Paul's The historic center is also co…

The Cotai Strip is probably the side of Macao that most people picture when they think of its huge hotels, casinos, shopping malls, and elaborate resorts. Everything here is big and polished, and even if you have no interest in gambling, there’s still plenty to see just by walking through the different properties. I was already head…

I stayed at Belive&More during a quick overnight trip to Macao when I flew in for a concert. Since I was staying in Macao for less than 36 hours, I mainly wanted somewhere affordable, comfortable, and convenient enough for getting around without spending too much time in transit. For such a short stay, Belive&More ended up w…

Cafe Far Ben is located in Seongsu-dong and has become particularly popular among BTS ARMYs because the owner is RM’s sister. If you didn’t already know about that connection, though, there’s really nothing about the cafe that would immediately indicate it’s BTS-related. Berlin cream donut and iced latté From the outside, Cafe Far B…

Salt bread has become incredibly popular in Seoul, and Jayeondo Salt Bread (자연도소금빵) is probably one of the names you'll come across most often. They have several locations around the city, including Seongsu-dong and Ikseon-dong, and I've walked past their stores plenty of times only to see long queues outside. I'm not re…