Tamsui, also known as Danshui, is situated in the northern part of Taipei and is known for its beautiful riverfront, scenic views, and delicious food. The district has a rich history, having been originally inhabited by indigenous people and subsequently settled by the Spanish and Dutch in the 17th century, before becoming a thriving trading […]

After a relaxing dip in the hot springs, there’s nothing better than a warm and satisfying meal like a hearty bowl of beef noodle soup to satisfy your hunger and warm you up! Su Jia Beef Noodles (粟家牛肉麵) is a well-known restaurant that has been serving up delicious and filling bowls of beef noodles for […]

Taipei, the bustling capital city of Taiwan, is known for its lively night markets, delicious street food, and incredible skyscrapers. But just a short MRT ride away, you’ll find the peaceful town of Beitou, a hidden gem that’s famous for its natural hot springs and beautiful surroundings. Beitou is the perfect place to escape the […]

After a brief stay in Taichung, we returned to Taipei via the Taiwan High Speed Rail (THSR). If you want to learn more about our experience with the THSR, including the ticketing process, you can refer to my previous post “Taiwan High Speed Rail (THSR) from Taipei to Taichung“. I was eagerly looking forward to […]

Zhonghua Road Night Market (中華路夜市) is situated along Zhonghua Road in Taichung’s Central District and has historically been one of Taichung’s most popular early night markets. However, since the emergence of additional night markets in other neighbourhoods, the number of visitors to Zhonghua Road Night Market has diminished significantly. Despite this decline, the market remains […]

When it comes to the quintessential local delicacies in Taichung, Taichung Rou Yuan (台中肉員) is definitely one of the top contenders. With its establishment dating back to 1933, this eatery has been a favourite among generations of locals who savour its traditional flavours. Known for its delicious and affordable food, Taichung Rou Yuan has received […]

While exploring the art and cultural attractions in Taichung, we chanced upon Xiangyang Dongpo Egg Yolk Fresh Meat Bun (向陽東坡蛋黃鮮肉包) at Taichung Third Market. This popular establishment had a long queue of mostly local customers, similar to Bu Yi Yang Mantou which I had previously blogged about. While browsing the menu and taking pictures, an […]

While we were strolling down the Luchuan (Green River) towards Painted Animation Lane, we came across Bu Yi Yang Mantou (不一樣饅頭), which had a long line of customers, mostly locals. I read that this shop had been handed down from the original Shandong master chefs, over 50 years ago. The current proprietor is the third […]