Not a fan of Loofa, ordinarily, but these loofa (mixed with pork) soup dumplings really surprised me.
Taipei restaurant – ShengYuan Loofah steamed soup dumplings 盛園絲瓜小籠湯包 Read More »
Eating out can be cheap, but it can be expensive, too. I have helped you to compile a list of cheap eateries, that don’t skimp on the flavour!
Eating in Taipei, on a Budget Read More »
Recently awarded a Michelin Star, 3 coins is one of those special occasion places. Expect to pay at least $1,000/person, but leave extremely satisfied, and more than full.
Taipei restaurant – 3 Coins (Michelin 1 star) 大三元酒樓 Read More »
Jiaoxi and Beitou are two very popular hot spring resorts within easy reach of Taipei. JiaoXi is a 30min bus ride from Taipei City Hall, and this new Hotel is luxurious!
Yilan County, JiaoXi Township – MU Hot Spring Hotel JiaoXi 礁溪寒沐酒店 Read More »
Updated October, 2022 Prices updated Paul Bakery – Renai circle, a relaxed vibe breakfast for your slow weekend. Notice how the Taiwanese seem to idolize everything French? You must have noticed the innumerable amounts of Eiffel Tower figurines, French style bakeries and Macaroons around Taipei by now. Going for breakfast is certainly worth doing every
Taipei bakery – PAUL Bakery 保羅麵包沙龍, delicious eggs benedict! Read More »
迪化街 Dihua street is a hugely popular area, especially around Chinese New Year Holiday in Taipei. But, what about the rest of the year? Is there anything actually worth checking out over there? It’s safe to say that it definitely remains busy year-round selling all sorts of Chinese herbs, Taiwanese souvenirs and a vast variety
