Our lunch before leaving Taipei was at Hui Guan, a restaurant serving cuisine from Ningxia, a Hui autonomous region in China. Ning Xia cuisine features Muslin characteristics but still carries the advantages of Chinese cooking. It was definitely something new for me and couldn’t wait for that taste bud excitement. Tucked away in an alley at Songshan District, Taipei City, […]
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Standing in the Xinyi District of Taipei, Taipei 101 is the most iconic building that should be on your list of things to do in this city. It is like the gigantic bamboo stalk which it was designed to resemble, Taipei 101 is impossible to miss. The building was officially classified as the world’s tallest in 2004, and remained such […]
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There are many reasons to fall in love with Taiwan and this small country definitely has an abundance to offer. If you’re a foodie like me, Taiwan unquestionably a food heaven. There are countless night markets across the island that houses numerous of delightful local street foods and snacks. Restaurants that serve assorted of international cuisine, unique and cool themed cafes […]
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Food is a major part of Taiwanese culture. In fact, “have you eaten?” – one of the greetings used commonly in Taiwan – clearly describes the importance of food in this beautiful country. In addition to local specialties like Hakka stir fries, Taipei beef noodles and snacks like stinky tofu, oyster omlettes, steamed dumplings and shaved ice. Traveling to Taiwan […]
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Ximending 西门町, a neighborhood and huge shopping district in the Wanhua District 万华区 of Taipei, Taiwan. This area has been called the “Harajuku/Shibuya of Taipei” which is equal to our Bukit Bintang Golden Triangle area. Ximending is one of the most popular tourist spots among both local and travelers. As a hub for a diversity of shopping, entertainments and F […]
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