Taiwan cuisines at your finger tips!

Gongzheng Steamed Bun Shop is a famous bun store that operates 24 hours a day. Unlike other bun shops, the steamed buns are made on the spot. Therefore the buns are fresh! The reason why this store is so famous is because the steamed bun has a thin outer layer and an abundance of the juicy filling. read more »

If you're searching for delicious Taiwanese cuisine, Shinyeh Restaurant is the place to go. Shinyeh is famous for it's home-cooked Taiwanese dishes, a must-go for visitors in Taiwan. Being reasonably priced, patrons can savour a variety of Taiwan dishes that are available. read more »

Situated at the mountains of outskirts of Taipei, Shi-Yang Culture Restaurant is interestingly a popular place to dine. Most of the time, you are required to book at least 2 months in advance due to its popularity. With the high popularity, Shi-Yang Culture Restaurant certainly will leave a lasting impression on your dining experience. read more »

Located south east of Taipei, the old street of Shenkeng in New Taipei City is famous for its food, especially its wide variety of tofu (豆腐), including the famous Taiwanese stinky tofu (臭豆腐). Here, one can also find The Yen's Workshop, which has become famous for its unique Tofu Ice-cream. read more »

Going to Yilan or probably just passing by? Yilan Weng Yao Chicken must definitely be on your list for the dishes that you must try if you are in this part of Taiwan. Highly popular on the Internet and among local Taiwanese celebrities, Yilan Weng Yao Chicken will definitely be worth a visit and will send you begging for more once you have tried their signature Weng Yao Chicken. The reason for Weng Yao Chicken sending people all over Taiwan mouth-watering is that they have been using the traditional method of preparing the chicken dishes for over 3 decades now. read more »

Made famous by widespread media coverage, the original Fried Egg Onion Pancake on sale here has become a must-try for all visitors to Hualien City. With an ice-cold glass of lemon tea, these cheap and tasty pancakes make for the perfect afternoon snack. read more »

Praised, craved and tried by many people from all over the world, the Hualien Memorable Railway Bento Box is one of a kind in which you actually get to try local-flavored bento boxes that are sold at Hualien Train Station itself. The local-flavored bento boxes are sold at Hualien Train Station. The Hualilen Memorable Railway Station Bento Box consists of high quality rice, known as the Fu-li rice (富麗米) and meat of superior standard in Hualien. read more »

Mango ChaCha is a brightly decorated, with the scent of mangoes that will waft through your nose upon your entrance into this shop. Using top-graded mangoes and a variety of flavour, the menus range from 'Brown sugar shaved ice'(黑糖剉冰), 'Snowflakes ice'(雪花冰), and the most unique one will be 'Rose lover' (風花雪月) which has a flowery taste of petals’ aroma on a bed of snowflake ice and diced mango. read more »

Ah San Meatball remains as one of the most famous Taiwanese meatball stalls in Changhua. Here, delicious meatballs are specially stuffed with ingredients such as duck eggs and whole scallops. Apart from meatballs, this stall is also known for its soup menu, which includes treats like bone marrow soup, pork ribs soup, pig stomach soup and bitter gourd soup. read more »

Ah Shi Bei Ping Roast Duck (阿石北平烤鴨店) is a popular eatery serving roast duck located at Wujia Road. Being a well known for serving original Bei Ping roast ducks, the ducks are often sold out quickly. In order to enjoy the savoury duck, remember to arrive early or order ahead. read more »

Jin Feng Braised Pork Rice is highly recommended, very well known and also patronized by many celebrities from Taiwan. The must-try dish would be the braised pork with rice set whereby the pork is tender and juicy, chewy and best eaten with side dishes such as mustard green, white chopped meat, soup with pork meatballs and a couple of other vegetables. read more »

Ye Xiang Dumpling Shop is famous for their wanton or 'bian shi' as the filling contains a mix of pork and other seasonings that is freshly handmade every morning. As a result, this also produces a deliciously thick and tasty soup that goes well with the wanton. read more »

With over 50 years of history, Smart Fish Co Ltd is famous for it's claypot fish head which uses fresh silver carp. The soup stock is simmered with the fish bones for more than 8 hours, creating a thick milky and sweet tasting broth. Next, Chinese cabbage, tofu, black fungus, pork, garlic, chili and other secret ingredients are added to the broth. read more »

The Thick Noodle Soup at Yingcai Road is famous for their Da Mien Geng (Thick Noodle Soup) which are thick yellow noodles covered with leeks and fried onions. The soup is thick, sticky and tasty, definitely a must-try dish in Taiwan that will send you begging for more. The Thick Noodle Soup at Yingcai Road also serves to let locals reminisce their eating habits during their childhood days, just by simply adding a portion of tofu, egg and other stewed items. read more »

Goose Meat Street Snack Pavilion sells goose meat dishes and it is one of Chiayi's best goose meat shop. Locals from all over the country flock here just for a taste of the delicious goose meat! Over there, you will see harried but courteous staff rushing to serve customers and that is probably another reason for its popularity. read more »

Yong Kang 15 is being widely promoted as one of the 'must-visits' for the best and most popular desserts of Taiwan. Yong Kang 15 is so well-known due to the fact that the shaved ice are shaved to the fineness quality that will definitely melt in your mouth upon contact. As compared to other similar versions sold elsewhere, Yong Kang 15 is highly recommended by all locals and tourists who have been here. read more »

The Shih-Tou County Roasted Corn on the Cob has had an illustrious history spanning almost two decades. Its famous corn is prepared with a top secret home-made BBQ sauce before being barbequed over a wood-charcoal fire. This one-of-a-kind snack is certainly a must-try for all visitors to Taiwan. read more »

Tsai Tsai Rice Tube Cake is a well-known snack along the Love River and was long established since 1956. Made with fragrant rice, the tube cake is also topped with braised pork, several thin sliced ginger and also black sauce. read more »

Shan Zailin Urn Chicken is made from a local native breed chicken (甕缸雞) and is one of the must-try local delicacies. It is also highly recommended by Taiwan TV host Zeng Guo Cheng and famous chef (阿基師). read more »