A nicely baked egg sandwiched by two soft breadlike layers! Sold in the streets of South Korea, the Korean Egg Bread is wonderful in its simplicity. And they make the perfect super-easy breakfast food too! Based on other people’s descriptions, it has a somewhat similar taste to corn muffin with egg and has a slight sweet and salty taste at once.

Invented in the 1960’s, this classic Korean snack has all the basics covered. Pancakes, eggs, bacon, and cheese, all wrapped into one perfect portable little bun. These steaming little buns are perfect when it’s freezing cold outside, and since it’s January and all the holidays are over and done, let’s make something worth getting excited for.

Congee is another popular breakfast item in Macau. It comes with eggs, pork, or chicken. Having a bowl of congee in the morning will give you more than enough energy to last through to the afternoon. This is especially popular with employees who work manual labor. In this case, Piu Kei is the place to be with many different dishes to choose from, including their popular wonton noodle soup.

Like most Japanese desserts, purin pudding is much lighter and not as sweet as traditional flan or custard pudding. It’s often enjoyed as an afternoon snack. It has a silky, creamy light texture. On its own, the pudding has very little sugar. However, it is served with a caramel sauce to add sweetness.