Recommended food in Taipei, a nibble-and-eat edition

🍜Recommended food in Taipei, you won't be disappointed Let's start at Ximending (picture 1-4) - Ajong noodles, a very popular food in Ximending Market, with both tourists and Taiwanese lining up. The taste is similar to fish maw but more fragrant. - Xingfu Tang milk tea, fragrant and creamy milk that goes well with the pearls. - Crispy milk donuts, I recommend the one with icing, crispy outside, soft inside, similar to fried dough sticks. - J&G Fried Chicken 1973, ordered a set of fried chicken and squid, crispy batter that doesn't absorb oil, sprinkled with powder that smells like mala but not spicy, rather salty, fun to eat. - Starfruit juice, this was a big surprise, I didn't think it would be this delicious. I saw a lot of people lining up, so I tried it and ended up liking it, refreshing. Another place is near Longshan Temple (picture 5-6) - Crispy pork congee, a famous restaurant among Thais, the congee is a hot soup that goes down smoothly, the crispy pork isn't watery, the pork is juicy and not dry. When I went, I waited in line for less than 5 minutes. - Wang's Broth, a stewed pork restaurant, this restaurant also received a Michelin star. A bit salty, but the pork is soft and rich. I recommend the pork belly mixed with mushrooms menu. Picture 7 Chun Shui Tang, the first milk tea shop, fragrant tea, delicious like a milk tea shop that uses good ingredients. *Most Taiwanese tea shops are not very sweet. Ordering less sweet may be too bland for 50% of people. Picture 8 Tea-boiled eggs, this can be found at every convenience store. Normal boiled eggs but when you eat it, it has a tea aroma. Picture 9 Hung Rui Chen, the number 1 famous sandwich shop in Taiwan. Very delicious, creamy and creamy. Every filling has butter in the middle. It is refrigerated but the bread is not hard. If anyone comes, I recommend you to eat it. Picture 10 Taiwanese rice balls (fan tuan), a Taiwanese breakfast food that can be found everywhere. It is tightly packed rice wrapped in seaweed. In the middle, there are fried dough sticks, shredded pork, and pickled vegetables (there are many fillings to choose from). Picture 11 Milk tea sold at breakfast shops. This is amazing. 15 baht per glass, but the tea is very strong. This is bought from the same shop as the rice balls. Picture 12 I don't know what it is called, but I guess it is fried buns in water. The bottom is crispy. I personally think it is similar to eating gyoza with thick dough. Recommended souvenir category (picture 13-14) - Pineapple pie This is already famous. I recommend the ones with a slightly higher price because they are more fragrant and delicious than the ones that cost 10 baht. The picture is of Nikko Hotel. - Taro and salted egg pie Sold at the airport. The price is high but the taro tastes very smooth. If you like taro, you have to try it. 490 baht per box 💰Average price per person: 70 - 300 baht #TaipeiTaiwan #TaiwaneseFood