You’ve probably guessed already that these things aren’t pizzas, but are in fact scallion pancakes. Located right next to the Shilin MRT station, it’s a good place to come to if the night market has […]
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) […]
Established in 1908, the National Taiwan Museum is the oldest museum in Taiwan. The museum’s main focus is in four areas of science: Anthropology Earth sciences Zoology Botany The museum consists of three buildings, two […]
Yolo’s Cafe is a Taiwanese chain that has a good selection of food and beverages with very reasonable pricing. The cafes are well decked out, with cool and funky styling, and are a good place […]
Found within the Ximending (Ximen) district, Ay Chung is a famous and extremely popular stall that serves only one thing – Flour Rice Noodles. It’s tucked away down one of the alleys in Ximending, but […]
Located just over the road from the Expo Park, the Fine Arts Museum is the best place to visit if contemporary/modern art is your thing. Opened in 1983, it became the first modern art museum […]
Sister’s Kitchen is a very unassuming local place situated in the Daan area. While the dining area at Sister’s Kitchen is simple, it’s the food that really shines. Serving mainly Taiwanese and Thai food, the […]
Crush is a nice little Taiwanese breakfast spot located near Daan MRT. The simple dining area has enough room for 30 or so people. It’s usually full to the brim so you may to to […]
Ray Cafe is a small but good value cafe that serves great coffees and other drinks to take away or drink in their small but relaxing air-conditioned room. The only food they offer are waffles, […]
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