Taipei doesn’t have many areas where you can eat of drink outside, probably due to the heat, rain and mosquitos, but if you do want to brave the elements and enjoy a drink in the […]
Yongkang Street is packed with cafes, gift shops and dessert places, and is home to the original branch of Din Tai Fung. […]
The Gongguan area during the daytime has many shops and restaurants, and during the evening the night market adds loads of great food stalls and other stands selling an abundance of gifts, jewellery and clothes. […]
Gongguan has many cheap shops and restaurants, and comes alive during the evening when the night market opens […]
Found within the Gongguan Night Market, Lan Jia Traditional Taiwanese Snack serves gua bao – a soft bun filled with pork belly and other delights. The stand is extremely popular as these are arguably the […]
Tian Jin Onion Pancake is a food stall that’s found on the famous Yongkang Street. They’re not actually onion pancakes though, as the translation is lost slightly here. There are scallion (similar to spring onions) […]
Based within the Huaxi Night Market, this local shaved ice and fruit smoothie place is one of the oldest of its kind in Taiwan, established in 1920. Very popular with the locals, it made its […]
Snow Bro is a Taiwanese dessert place serving a variety of shaved ice dishes. I’m only aware of a couple of branches located in the Daan district but there could well be more. You can […]
Taipei isn’t short on shopping malls, with dozens spread across the city. In fact, the Xinyi Shopping District has the highest density of shopping malls in the world with 14. Three of the malls detailed […]
The National Taiwan University (NTU) is the largest and most prestigious University in Taiwan. It has a huge campus that’s open to the public to walk around. It was originally established by the Japanese while […]
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