Economic trends can greatly affect buying behaviour. In the current economic climate, people will always look to save money or try to MacGyver a better quality of life with whatever they’ve got. The economic downturn has increased the demand for second hand goods which provide consumers with an opportunity to save money on their purchases. Recently I’ve visit Jalan […]
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Set in the cosmopolitan Xinyi district of Taipei, the Humble House Taipei 寒舍艾丽 occupied the 5th to 24th floor of a Diamond-rated Green Building” in line with their corporate social responsibility to reduce environmentally pollution. Being one of the Taiwan’s most Eco-friendly hotels and have been awarded the LEED Diamond by the Ministry of Interior for its energy efficient lighting, […]
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Chinese New Year is officially ended and it’s time to back on track and here’s the long missing Yen Can Cook post! I believe many of you already get bored of Chinese food during the festive season so let’s go Western today! How about pasta with a Japanese twist? 1 piece boneless chicken drumstick/breast meat 300g penne (or other types […]
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If you ask Taiwanese to name one type food that can represent Taiwan, I think most of them will tell you ‘beef noodle’ 牛肉面. Some even call beef noodles Taiwan’s “national dish”. This doesn’t totally explain how much Taiwanese love their beef noodles, do you know there is “Taipei Beef Noodle Festival”? It is to award to the city’s best […]
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There are many reasons to fall in love with Taipei, from the charming culture and history to the magnificent architectural structures as well as fashionable shopping plazas. Besides these, the cultural/creative industry also another potential sector that being widely promoted by the Taiwan’s government. Many municipal governments have established cultural/creative parks as outlets for local cultural creativity to enable visitors […]
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