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Macau is a rural town after all

But strangely, it suits Japanese food preferences

Also, the bread is delicious

More delicious than Hong Kong

I wonder if there's some mysterious yeast crawling around (lol)

The croissants at the bakery across from the breakfast venue in Lisboa are big and delicious

I love the big ones ????

Also, the pork buns here are delicious

Since I'm staying in the GALAXY area this time, I enjoyed the pool and relaxed

↑This store has moved

And the entrance to the Rairai supermarket is hard to find, so I was worried it might have closed

The crackers are classics (lol)

Also, I asked them to hold the Japanese yen

I asked the casino sales person and they held the money for 4 days in 10,000 HKD increments

I'm glad I was able to release the Yukichis safely

As for the local casinos, Rio Casino will be reopening soon, and Toho is planning to reopen as a separate casino under the SJM group

I've heard a lot of other things, so if you have any questions, I'll answer them

Some casinos will just disappear

Grand Lisboa Palace was also a comfortable casino

The minimum was low, and they had 300 baccarat

I think Lisboa Palace is better than the 3rd floor of Glaris

You can walk there from MGM Cotai

Actually, everyone was walking and hopping between Lisboa Palace and MGM Cotai



Wynn was the quietest

Baccarat was available from 300, but there were not many people

It was much busier

Peninsula and Cotai were equally deserted

Venetian, Parisian, and Sands around Londoner were full of Chinese people everywhere

There were a few Koreans too

I saw some Japanese people, but they seemed to be losing

They all looked gloomy (lol)

I stayed there for a few days and had a good time

The BJ at Gralis and Lisboa Palace was also good

Baccarat was also good

I think I won the most at MGM in Cotai

I'm thinking I might ask for accommodation next time ( (I've stayed there before)

I thought about including the exchange rate, but it changes every day and I thought it might not be useful, so I deleted it????

Also, as for exchanging money into Japanese yen, basically there are very few casinos that have Japanese yen at this time

It's best to ask a sales person to introduce you to a money exchange company

However, it has to be over 1 million yen in Japanese yen

Some casinos had Japanese yen, but it probably wouldn't work if you just asked

You can exchange money into Japanese yen if you use a little trick or phrase, but I don't think there's much demand for this either????

You'll probably lose, or if it's only a few tens of thousands of dollars, you'll just keep it in foreign currency

All you have to do is have a nice night

Not that you'll be able to, but you'll go to the casino (lol)