Taiwan

Tucked away next to Chou Jia Breakfast in Keelung is a unique dessert shop called Sheng Chang Pumpkin Cheesecake. This shop specializes in pumpkin-themed desserts, and the decor is also centered around pumpkins. Even the Styrofoam packaging for the cakes is shaped like pumpkins, making it irresistible to take home....

I remember my first visit to Keelung about 6 months ago when a friend took me to try Chen Jia Breakfast. The experience of eating those tiny scallion pancakes and sipping wonton soup on a scorching June day left a lasting impression on me about Keelung’s breakfast scene. So this...

Whenever I'm about to leave Keelung and think about what souvenirs to bring home, my first choice is always LenJen Pastry Shop. With over a century of history, this shop is located in downtown Keelung, about a 20-minute walk from Train Station. The red sign with white characters is quite...

Besides the famous Keelung Miaokou Night Market, if you want to eat like a local, you definitely can't miss the second floor of Ren'ai Market. This place is a hidden treasure trove of Keelung's culinary delights! Ren'ai Market is mostly frequented by locals, with few tourists venturing in. So when...

Although I don’t usually eat vegetarian food, I decided to try this healthy vegetarian food for dinner in Changhua - YuanWeiShuShi, on the strong recommendation of a friend. This restaurant is conveniently located near Eight Trigram Mountains(BaGuaShan) but needs parking in nearby paid lots. Upon entering YuanWeiShuShi, I was immediately...

Last Mid-Autumn Festival, I visited a friend in northern Taiwan's Keelung, where I was told to try JhuJian Stone Hot Pot. As I savored this delicious dish, I was deeply impressed by its unique cooking method. The essence of a stone hot pot lies in the fact that the server...

Dao Sing Yuan Handmade Cakes become popular for locals and tourists seeking baby gift boxes and Changhua souvenirs in Lukang! The store's stylish exterior is inviting, with a cute bear welcoming visitors at the entrance. There are also tables and chairs outside, so if you can't wait to taste the...

This Italian restaurant is nestled in the alleys of Taipei’s East District—Solo Pasta. This spot is rumored to serve the best pasta in all of Taipei and has become a must-visit for pasta lovers. The restaurant's stylish exterior, featuring brick walls and framed doors, exudes a strong European vibe, and...

When we visit Changhua WangGong, we always think about having oysters. With dozens of shops lining Fanghan Road, how can we find the most famous and delicious oyster spot? The answer is simple—just follow the crowd! Tucked away in Ren'ai Alley on Fanghan Road, the small shop "XiangZaiNei Oyster Fritter"...

This famous midnight snack stall Uncle A-Dou's Frozen Taro is located at the intersection of Chenggong Road and Xingmin Street, also near the Zhonghua Night Market in Taichung. It's not very noticeable, so I always look for the "Wanlai Uncle" sign to find it. The equipment at Uncle A-Dou's Frozen...