[2025 Taipei Attraction] Travel Guide for Dihua Street (Updated Jul)

I love to shop for old objects and small ornaments. I used to go to Chifeng Street to hunt for treasures. But this time when I came to Dihua Street, I was completely amazed by the Modern Mode Cafe opened by artist Zhong Yao. The space is low-key and hidden in the alley, but when you walk in, it feels like walking into a small selection store on the streets of Paris. Several retro European sofas, wooden dining tables, and industrial iron chairs are placed just right, warm and unique. This is not just a cafe, but also a selection store. All furniture is old pieces collected by the boss himself from all over the world. The front half of the space is converted into an ornament display area with old tables. It is full of antique necklaces, earrings, ornaments and European-style utensils. You can buy them and take them home. You can own what you like. It is not just a look but a part of life. I highly recommend it to people who like retro style, treasure hunting, and the old soul. This place has more European warmth and selection aesthetics than Chifeng Street. You will really fall in love with it after a visit. 🔌 Useful information Store name｜Modern Mode Cafe Address｜No. 197, Section 1, Dihua Street, Datong District, Taipei City Time｜11:00 to 19:00 daily #Selected store #Must-visit Dihua Street #Retro Taipei attractions #Artists' cafes #Chifeng Street extension #Taipei cafe recommendations #Selected items paradise #Retro accessories #Old items collection #Dadaocheng private attractions #Lifestyle selection #Café control #July good places 2025

Taro sweets lovers will definitely love it! Introducing the popular shop "Shokuimodo" where you can get delicious taro sweets 🫶 ⭐️Review A taro sweets specialty shop popular with taro lovers. It is chilled so it is not suitable for room temperature storage, but the refrigerated taro pie is especially popular! You can also eat standing at the small table in front of the store. The cream in the taro pie is not very sweet and is sticky and rich. It has a rich, unique taro flavor, which I think taro lovers will be happy with. Personally, I felt that it could be a little sweeter. And since it is filled with a very rich taro cream, it is difficult to continue eating without some kind of drink. Be sure to get a drink at a nearby store. There is a wide variety of refrigerated sweets, but there are also many products that can be stored at room temperature, and it was great that I was able to buy a lot of souvenirs! There are also many unique products such as taro sun mochi, so please go and check it out! 📍Location: 103 Lane 7, 233 West Nanjing Road, Datong District, Taipei City #Absolutely free trip

If you come to Taiwan, there must be a lot of things you want to eat and places you want to go😆 For those of you who are so greedy, I have come up with a model itinerary that packs in a day of sightseeing in Taipei city☝️ For those who are visiting Taiwan for the first time🔰 ①Shuanglian area 📍World Soy Milk King 📍Shuanglian Morning Market Eat a good breakfast Taiwanese style and feel the Taiwanese atmosphere at the lively local morning market! ②Dihua Street area 📍Gao Jian Bucket Shop 📍Da Hua Xing Bamboo Wood Coffee Retro streets and a wholesale district lined with stylish souvenir shops, dried fruit and dried goods shops You can get the popular fisherman's net bag for cheap in this area!! The temple where the Moon Lao is located is said to bring good luck in love and family harmony, so be sure to visit it☺️ There are instructions in Japanese on how to worship! ③ Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall Area One of Taipei's tourist attractions The changing of the guard ceremony has been abolished But the outdoor honor guard march is worth seeing✨ 📍Jinfeng Lu Rou Fan The nearby Lu Rou Fan restaurant has less star anise flavor So it's easy for first timers to eat! It's a popular restaurant and depending on the time, you may have to line up, but the turnover is fast👌🏻 ④ Yongkang Street Area 📍Lai Hao 📍Baishui Douhua A popular walking spot Buy souvenirs and desserts here😉 Each alley is lined with charming shops! ⑤Taipei 101 Area 📍Si Si Nan Village A market is held on weekends and it's often crowded! Surprisingly, this is a hidden spot where you can take beautiful photos of Taipei 101🤳 📍Din Tai Fung The popular Din Tai Fung at Taipei 101 usually does not accept reservations If you have to wait 100 minutes, it is more efficient to get a numbered ticket first and go to the observation deck on the 89th floor while you wait⭕️ You can check the progress at any time using the QR code on the numbered ticket 📍Taihu Xinyi Taiwanese craft beer store There are so many varieties that it's hard to decide which one to get! Because it's a standing drink outside, it's a beer garden every day🍻lol ⑥Songshan area 📍Raohe Street Night Market One of the biggest tourist night markets in Taipei!! The sign is sparkling and exciting 🆙 Their most famous item is their pepper buns, but they also have a whole range of other delicious things ✨ No matter how many stomachs you have, it's not enough lol ⑦Foot reflexology When you think of Taiwan, you think of foot reflexology 👣 The price may vary slightly, but in my experience, there isn't a big difference in other aspects So it's easy to go there since it's close to your hotel! #Taiwan #Taipei #TaipeiCity #TaiwanTrip #TaiwanGourmet #AsiaTrip

I didn’t have high expectations for beef noodles, but the bowl at Jiangniulou overturned all my impressions of this dish. The moment you take a sip, the aroma of the rich soup and beef spreads in your mouth, but it doesn't have the heavy feeling of ordinary braised soup, but instead has a refreshing aftertaste - I later learned that this flavor was created by a Japanese chef. The beef is stewed very well, with just the right ratio of tendons to meat. It is soft and tender yet chewy, making you want to eat one bite after another. The noodles are also a highlight, not soft and mushy but a little elastic, and every bite seems to be carefully arranged. After eating that bowl of noodles, I actually felt "comforted". It is not the satisfaction of being full, but the sense of emotional stability brought by delicate and carefully made dishes. This may be the best beef noodles I have ever eaten. #gourmet food #FoodMap #DiscoverFood #Dihua Street

This is really an attraction I discovered by accident. I met a Korean family while having dinner and they talked about going to change clothes and take photos. I was curious how there could be such an attraction in Dadaocheng, so I followed them all the way to find out, and found out that it was hidden in the tourist center. The second floor is the Kikumoto Costume Studio. In addition to online reservations, you can also make reservations on site and queue up according to the number of people. After changing into retro clothes, you can go to the Chinese medicine store next door and take photos with Chunsheng Tea House. The medicine cabinet, bar counter, old window, and other scenes have been designed so that visitors can find their favorite Dadaocheng. If taking photos is not enough, there is also the Yongle Lantern Garden on the third floor, where lanterns of various colors create a dreamy scene. Finally, you can go to the last scene of the Daojiang Public School, where the multiplication table on the desks and blackboard not only creates the impression that Dadaocheng is the birthplace of modern thoughts, but also allows tourists to experience the thrill of being a student again. In fact, the visitor center has undergone nearly a year of renovation and reopened in 2022. With the theme, it not only guides tourists to interesting attractions in Dadaocheng, but also turns itself into a tourist attraction. Dadaocheng Visitor Center 📍Address: No. 44, Section 1, Dihua Street, Datong District, Taipei City 103 🚗It is a 15-minute walk from MRT Shuanglian Station and close to Yongle Market. #MarchGoodPlaces2025

Dihua Street is the oldest wholesale street in Taipei. It's a charming street with a variety of shops lined up in a nostalgic streetscape. You can enjoy shopping for colorful basket bags, Taiwanese goods, pineapple cakes, and more, or just strolling around! If you go to Taipei, be sure to stop by! 📍Dihua Street Section 1, Dihua St, Datong District, Taipei City, Taiwan 103 ◆ Jade Boat 191 Jade Boat 191 (Chengda line) 📍No. 191, Section 1, Dihua St, Datong District, Taipei City, Taiwan 103 ◆ inBlooom Together - Inbana Raku Naimen City 📍No. 248, Section 1, Dihua St, Datong District, Taipei City, Taiwan 103 ◆ Wonglaishan Taipei Cluster Store Taipei Cluster Street Complimentary｜Entrance Fee Free Invitation Fengli Fan Wangluishan Taipei Dihua Store - Taipei Dihua Street Banterei｜Indoor admission fee free invitation Fengli Bun 📍103 Taiwan Taipei City, Datong District, Section 1, Dihua St, 244號1樓 ◆ Takaken Oke Store 📍 No. 204, Section 1, Dihua St, Datong District, Taipei City, Taiwan 103 ◆ Baobao Town 📍 No. 196, Section 1, Dihua St, Datong District, Taipei City, Taiwan 103 ◆ Daika-gyo Bamboo and Wooden Pavilion | Grandma's Kitchen 📍 No. 161號, Section 1, Dihua St, Datong District, Taipei City, Taiwan 103 ◆ DoGa fragrant pepper Taipei Dihua store 📍 No. 178, Section 1, Dihua St, Datong District, Taipei City, Taiwan 10347 ◆ Liangshan Bo Yi Zero Handling｜Taiwan Cultural and Creative Small Department Store 📍 No. 108, Section 1, Dihua St, Datong District, Taipei City, Taiwan 10344 ◆ Rucha Ruhua Branch Di Cha Dihua Branch 📍 No. 10, Section 1, Dihua St, Datong District, Taipei City, Taiwan 103 ◆ Beimen Shrimp rice and hot water Beimen- Shrimp rice and hot water 📍 No. 2-4, Tianshui Rd, Datong District, Taipei City, Taiwan 103 ••••✈︎••••✈︎••••✈︎ #Taiwan #TaiwanTravel #Taiwan tourism #tripOverseas travel

I love Taiwan, so I'd like to introduce you to Dihua Street, one of the areas I always visit. It's always featured in guidebooks as an area lined with dried food stores and retro buildings. The center is always crowded, but if you go a little further in, the people suddenly disappear and there are many places where you can take nice photos. There are also several general stores with Taiwanese patterns, and cute sweets stores that make traditional Taiwanese sweets into a modern style, so you can enjoy eating while walking around. There are also many stylish cafes where you can enjoy Taiwanese tea. There are shops that will pour you hot water as many times as you want, and shops where you can enjoy afternoon tea, so I always have trouble deciding which shop to go to. If you walk down a side street for about 5 minutes, you will find a spot where you can see the Tamsui River, which is especially recommended at sunset. Please go to Dihua Street, where you can easily get to the next station after Taipei Station, Beimen Station, in about 10 minutes on foot, and feel the essence of Taiwan. ☺️ #Overseas seasonal places

The charm of Dihua Street in Dadaocheng lies in its historical warmth. Every alley and every weathered red brick wall seems to hold countless touching stories. Dihua Street Old Quarter – This is the soul of Dadaocheng. Walking under the red brick arcades, you can see century-old herbal medicine shops, grocery stores, and tea houses, feeling the strong traces of time. It is recommended to walk slowly, savor the experience, and even step into the old shops to chat with the owners and listen to their stories about this land. Old House Cafes in the Alleys – In recent years, Dadaocheng has blended cultural creativity with a retro style. Many old houses have been transformed into unique cafes. Address: 103, Section 1, Dihua Street, Datong District, Taipei City, Taiwan

Today is my last day in Taipei! It felt like I was blessed with divine assistance, as I managed to visit all the important spots without missing a single one. Perhaps because I was traveling alone and didn't spend much time taking photos, my efficiency was super high. 🗺️Itinerary Starting from the Rainbow Taipei photo spot at Exit 6 of Ximending, I then went to Longshan Temple, followed by a visit to Xiao Wang Stewed Melon, which is very close to Longshan Temple. Next, I headed to Dihua Street, had lunch at Take Village Izakaya, went to Elephant Mountain in the afternoon, visited Taipei 101 in the evening, and ended my day at the Feminist Bookstore. ⚠️Notes Longshan Temple has a prayer guide, so don't worry if you haven't done your homework beforehand. Besides Take Village Izakaya and Elephant Mountain being great spots for photos with Taipei 101, the Taipei City Government location is actually better! (But I was lazy, and I already had a lot of content to post today, so I didn't go in the evening). The view from the top of Taipei 101 is similar to Hong Kong's Sky 100, so I didn't spend money on the observation deck. The Feminist Bookstore is a bookstore focused on feminism, so those interested can check it out. 💬Travel Thoughts I walked the entire way from Ximending to Dihua Street. Since I spent most of yesterday on transportation and didn't get a chance to walk around and explore, I missed out on many great little eateries. So today, I forced myself to take less public transport🚌. Strolling through the streets in the morning and hiking up Elephant Mountain in the afternoon in 30-degree heat, I can't remember the last time I pushed myself so hard, sweating profusely. 🍽️Food Experience The advantage of walking is that you can easily find small shops you want to eat and drink at. I tried Hong Rui Zhen sandwiches, Louisa Matcha Latte, 50 Lan Four Seasons Spring Tea, Xiao Wang Stewed Melon Pork Rice, and Fishbone Egg Cake. I basically ate everything I wanted in Taipei, and I couldn't fit any more food in my stomach. I hope to find even more delicious food at my next stop🙏.

Dihua Street in Taipei is a charming area where art and culture thrive. Originally an industrial zone, it has now transformed into a creative spot filled with art galleries, cafes, and design shops. As you walk through the streets, you'll be amazed by the unique street art and murals. There are also galleries showcasing works by local artists, offering a glimpse into contemporary art. You can relax in stylish cafes or explore unique Taiwanese-designed goods and fashion items. Many spaces are renovated from old factories and warehouses, blending history with modernity. If you want to experience the new culture of Taipei, Dihua Street is a must-visit area. 📍Section 1, Dihua St, Datong District, Taipei City, Taiwan

#Taipei Trip #Taipei Food #Taipei Restaurant Recommendation #Taipei Travel #Taipei Travel #Taipei Free Trip #Taipei Food Trip #Global Travel #Datong District #Yong Lek Market #Lin He Fa Oil Restaurant #Grandma's Shop Rice Food Department Store #Tattooed Uncle's Cooking House #COFE Tea Coffee #Fish Prick Chicken Cake #Chen Family Food #Michael Beer Bar #Du Jia #DoGa Crispy Pepper Dihua Street Business District is a must-visit place for my sister every time she goes to Taipei, because it is all-inclusive, and you will spend a day there without realizing it~ This time I will share my one-day itinerary with you😉 morning: From the hotel near Taipei Station, head to Yongle Market on Dihua Street for breakfast. You can choose to take the MRT to Beimen Station and walk over, take the bus and walk over or walk directly to Taipei Station😎 We walked over as a morning exercise, it took about 3 words, and to Yongle Market, we chose a century-old shop in Dadaocheng, which is the best oil restaurant in Taipei. It is Lin Hefa Oil Restaurant Rice department store, there are all kinds of different flavors of rice dumplings, for those who like to eat smoky things, of course, have to try it 😉 After eating, start shopping ~ From Yong Lek Market a little forward, you will see a spice experience concept shop, it is Du Jia ~ mainly chili products, and also specially made several cold brewed tea with chili / pepper, if you like you can also buy some tea bags as souvenirs 😺 Across the street is also a side shop 📍Wong Lok Market 103 No. 21, Section 1, Dihua Street, Datong District, Taipei, Taiwan 📍Lin He Fat Oil Restaurant 103 No. 21, Section 1, Dihua Street, Datong District, Taipei, Taiwan 📍Grandma's Shop Rice Food Department Store 103 No. 21, Section 1, Dihua Street, Datong District, Taipei, Taiwan 📍Du Jia A-Ma Taipei Dihua Store Spice Experience Concept Store 10347 No. 159, Section 1, Dihua Street, Datong District, Taipei, Taiwan 📍DoGa Fragrant Crispy Pepper Taipei Dihua Store 10347 No. 178, Section 1, Dihua Street, Datong District, Taipei, Taiwan noon: After walking for a morning, tired to go to a nearby Japanese restaurant, eat a rich lunch, by the way rest for a while ~ This restaurant's drinks and food are very out, so I often recommend friends to try, guaranteed every time there are different surprises 😍 After lunch we continue to fight ~ walked through many different shops, although there are many Taiwanese authentic specialties, such as love jade, dried fruits, tea leaves, handicrafts, etc., but the most attractive to us is food 🤣 Taiwan actually has some special chocolate, Dihua Street this Cofe sold 🍫 are excellent, because not too hungry, so we did not go to the cafe to sit down to eat a few chocolates, only away ~ before smelling the fragrant chicken cake, it is the fish prick man chicken cake, there are several branches in Taiwan, chicken cake looks very beautiful, so I couldn't help but order some to eat with friends, it did not disappoint me 🤩 Just as I was on my way back, I saw several stalls selling strawberry daifuku at the street corner 📍Tattooed uncle’s cooking house 1F, No. 13, Lane 167, Nanjing West Road, Datong District, Taipei, Taiwan 📍COFE Cafe · Coffee 103 2F, No. 248, Section 1, Dihua Street, Datong District, Taipei, Taiwan 📍Fish Sting Human Chicken Cake - Dadaocheng Store 103 No. 205, Section 1, Dihua Street, Datong District, Taipei, Taiwan 📍Chan Family Food House 103 No. 217, Section 1, Dihua Street, Datong District, Taipei, Taiwan night: After walking in Dihua Street for a whole day, I decided to go to the seaside at night. There is a Dadao Pier Container Market. If the time is right, you can enjoy the sunset in Dadao. It feels really chill~ Since I ate a lot of things during the day, I didn't feel hungry until dusk 📍 Tai Tao Pier Container Market 103 Water Gate, Dadao Pier Container Market, No. 5, Bottom Minsheng West Road, Datong District, Taipei, Taiwan 📍Mikkeller Taipei Mikkeller Beer Bar 103 No. 241, Nanjing West Road, Datong District, Taipei, Taiwan In fact, the little sister herself does not eat much, but I have to admire the little sister and friends when traveling, it seems that there are many stomachs to eat, so you can try different delicacies, and then share with you 🤣

🍡 At Nourishing Wagashi in Taipei, you can experience a unique Wagashi tea ceremony. For only NTD 250, you can enjoy strawberry daifuku, Taiwanese black tea and Japanese manju. This place attracted friends from South Korea, who came to Dadaocheng specifically to look for this famous store. My friend originally wanted to buy a box of souvenirs, but the strawberry daifuku were sold out, leaving only the sold-out signs. The clerk told me that if I wanted to buy it, I had to line up at 5 am. I personally think that although it's delicious, there's no need to queue up so hard to buy a whole box (unless you particularly like it). There are many other souvenirs to choose from in Dadaocheng! A set menu is available on site, allowing you to taste the strawberry daifuku, paired with steamed buns and tea to satisfy your taste buds. Tasting a single piece is enough to satisfy you. ʕ˶'༥'˶ʔ 📍 Address: No. 247, Section 1, Dihua Street, Datong District, Taipei City 🚇 Transportation: 10 minutes walk from Exit 1A of Daqiaotou MRT Station ⏱️ Opening hours: 9am-6pm ▫️Payment method: Only credit cards are accepted, no cash 🏠 Store name: Nourishing Japanese Confectionery #Loudly recommend local food #Taipei store exploration #Taipei cafe #Dadaocheng #Must-eat in Taiwan #Taipei travel #Taiwanese food #Taiwan Taipei #Taipei food #Strawberry

🏛️ Salty Peanut Cafe is located on Dihua Street. Although its facade is not big, its three-entry narrow building makes people want to explore it. There are two restaurants in this two-story Western-style building: the Salty Peanut Cafe on the first entrance and the Peacock Restaurant and Tavern on the second entrance, and the two share a bathroom. The cafe retains the layout of the old house, with wooden decorations and retro industrial design, immersing people in a blend of nostalgia and modernity. 🕰️ 🌿 There is a beautiful patio garden hidden behind the cafe, full of greenery, which is a great secret place for taking photos. The traditional Fujian longhouse incorporates Western style. Sitting in the courtyard, you can feel the charm of the old house and take beautiful photos. Although Taipei's autumn weather is hot, old Western-style buildings like this are fascinating. 📸 ☕ There are only 20 seats in the cafe, so it is recommended to come early. When the weather is cooler, outdoor seating on the patio is also a nice option, but there are only 16 seats. The signature classic cinnamon roll (NT$130) has a thin and crispy crust and is paired with a special cinnamon sauce. It is fluffy and soft, with a fragrant aroma and a perfect visual effect! The caramel peanut chiffon cake (NT$150) is just the right amount of sweetness and melts in your mouth. The iced black coffee (NT$120) is ordinary, while the iced yellow coffee (NT$160) is coffee with coconut water, which is unique. 🍰 📍 Salty Peanut Cafe Information: Address: No. 197, Section 1, Dihua Street, Datong District, Taipei City Tel: (02) 2557-8679 (no reservation service) Opening hours: Monday to Sunday 10:00-18:00 (last order at 17:00) Transportation: Walk about 10 minutes from MRT Daqiaotou Station; take Exit 3 of Beimen Station, rent an Ubike and return it to Dadaocheng Park, about 7 minutes Note: No reservations accepted, self-service/no service charge, WiFi available, credit cards accepted, minimum consumption is one drink per person, dining time limit is 90 minutes when full. 🚲 #Taipei #Dihua Street #Salty Peanut Cafe

#Valentine's Day 2025 #Eat Tea #City Secrets #Dadaocheng Food Growing up in the countryside, I am always fascinated to find a little bit of ancient flavor in the city. Dihua Street Dadaocheng is a hidden treasure area in Taipei City that carries a century of elegance and elegance without any makeup. 🌟It is a dessert shop by appointment only. Its signature nourishing strawberry daifuku is paired with a century-old house and the owner's collection of antiques. When you go to this place, you can encounter a small bamboo forest, a pond, and you may also have the chance to meet the super cute little Panda store manager. It is relaxing, peaceful, charming and beautiful! You can also combine it with other snack tours and a half-day tour of Chenghuang Temple😍 🌟I like the shop owner's famous saying, it's not appropriate, it's just like this~ "Cherish time and love things. Old utensils are evergreen; tea is served among flowers, pure and quiet, beautiful" 🌟Good times•Bali / Hidden in the wild 🌟Good times•Dadaocheng / Hidden away in the city 📍No. 287, Section 1, Dihua Street, Datong District, Taipei City (Instagram limited-time dynamic announcement, remember to make an appointment before departure)

If you go to Taipei, don't forget to stop by Dihua Street, where the old streetscape remains! There are many wonderful shops lined up, making it a great place to buy souvenirs! [1. Li Ting Xiang | Tai Pai Cake Shop | Dihua Street Main Branch] Personally, I didn't find any sweets that were a big hit. The turtle-shaped sweets are made of peanut flour dough that tastes like solidified soybean flour, and are filled with black sesame paste, and are thick, sticky, and sweet. I didn't really like them. The pineapple cake is wrapped in something like mooncake dough, and has a strong pineapple scent. The paste is sticky and sweet. I prefer it with less sugar, so I thought the one from another shop with a more natural taste was more delicious. I saw some cute cat-shaped sweets, so I wish I had tried those... [2. Nourishing Confectionery] A cookie-sandwich type pineapple cake that is different from other pineapple cakes. The luxurious packaging makes it a good gift. It's even more delicious when eaten chilled. To be honest, it may not be called "pineapple cake", but it definitely tastes good. Maybe because I went near closing time, the customer service of the staff was not that good. [3. Wang Lai Shan Taipei Dihua Store Taipei Dihua Street Companion Gift | Free Entry Invitation Pineapple Cake] As soon as I entered the store, I was offered a pineapple cake sample, which was served with tea. The outside was crumbly, the inside was sour and crispy, and it was so delicious that I bought a box. The cat-shaped box was so cute that I couldn't throw it away. There was a cat on the packaging, which was so cute that it was soothing 😊 It's one of the pineapple cakes I'm glad I bought! 4. [He Xing Yi Nine Four Qi] A popular store for rice cakes. There are a variety of traditional Taiwanese sweets lined up and you can purchase them individually. The size is perfect for eating on the go! I was also interested in the buns, but this time I bought a sponge-like steamed pastry. When I said I wanted to eat it in the store, they steamed it again for me. They also gave me tea as a service, which I'm grateful for 🙏 It had a simple taste and was delicious. I like the atmosphere of the store. 5. [Juji Xuan Cake Shop] A long-established pastry shop popular with locals. I bought a large pineapple mooncake. The lineup is quite extensive, so it's hard to choose, but it seems like a store that caters to the tastes of locals rather than foreigners. The pineapple mooncake was average. I feel like I'll be satisfied with just one purchase. There are many shops that sell pineapple cakes and sweets, and they are all great places to buy souvenirs! Please go and check them out 🫶 #AsiaTravelRecord

#TaipeiAttractions #DihuaStreet #LunarNewYear 📌Dihua Street New Year Goods Street 📍Section 1, Dihua Street, Datong District, Taipei City, Taiwan Dihua Street New Year Market is a famous New Year market in Taipei City. Every year before the Lunar New Year, it becomes a lively place to buy New Year goods🏮 Vendors sell a variety of New Year dishes, dried goods, desserts and traditional handicrafts, attracting many tourists and local residents🪭 The lively atmosphere and diverse merchandise make this a must-visit place for New Year celebrations👏🏻👏🏻 🚇Transportation 🔸MRT Songshan Xindian Line "Beimen Station", about 10 minutes walk 🔸Take the bus to the "Dihua Street" stop ————————————————————- There has also been a younger trend in recent years, with many restaurants, coffee shops and tea shops moving in. If you are tired of shopping, you can sit down and take a rest. The environment is unique. We recommend a Taiwanese restaurant: 🍴Du Xiaoyue Taipei Dihua Store 📍No. 112, Section 1, Dihua Street, Datong District, Taipei City, Taiwan A renowned rice noodle and Taiwanese snack bar serving traditional Taiwanese delicacies such as oyster noodles and meatballs. The store environment is elegant, combining modern and traditional styles, attracting many diners😝

#耳边风, which is close to Dadaocheng Wharf, is filled with a strong retro atmosphere. I really like it. The store cleverly combines Japanese, Taiwanese and European retro elements, and the little attic full of childlike fun makes people instantly return to their childhood, as if they have their own secret base again. There were only me and my friend that day. We listened to the retro songs from the 90s and ordered a pudding and taro basque. We sang along with the song list and ate the basque that melted in our mouths and the dense taro paste. Life was so satisfying. Just like that, we spent an extremely comfortable and pleasant morning in this small universe of Dadaocheng with songs and food～🤍🤍🤍 ////////// Store Information ////////// ✅ ebf.cafe 📍 Address: No. 26, Lane 224, Section 1, Dihua Street, Datong District, Taipei City ⏰ Business hours: 11:00–18:00 (Closed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays) 🚇 Transportation: Beimen Station or Daqiaotou Station #dadaocheng #dailylifeintaipei #dailylife ##taipeiwalk #taipeifood #taipeicafe #dadaocheng #dadaochengcafe #taipeitravel #taipeicafe #coffeeshop #cafelovers

This is the oldest wholesale district in Taipei, and the brick buildings stand out. ✨⁡ The rows of shops are a mix of old-fashioned shops and new, fashionable stores, making it a spot you'll want to wander around for hours❣️⁡ ⁡⁡ You can walk there from Taipei Station, but ⁡ it's a fair amount of walking just to Dihua Street, so I recommend using Uber to get here quickly 🚕⁡ ⁡ Please be sure to check it out 🎵⁡⁡ ⁡⁡ ⁡⁡ ⁡⁡ ⋈ ････Spot details･････････ ⋈⁡⁡ ⁡⁡ Address: Section 1, Dihua St, Datong District, Taipei City, Taiwan 103⁡ ⁡ Business hours: Varies by store⁡ ⁡⁡ Closed: Mostly on Mondays⁡ ⁡ #tripOverseas travel

Dihua Street is located northwest of Taipei Station. Many historic buildings still remain, and in 2000 it was designated a scenic conservation area, creating a very tasteful streetscape. 😉 The architectural styles are varied, from baroque to modern, and are lined up in a mixed style, so it is recommended for photography lovers to take a walk and take photos. 📷 There are also many stores that use these buildings, and it is also great for shopping, with a dried food store, a dried mullet roe store, a stylish cafe, and a fisherman's bag store that is popular as a souvenir! It is now famous as one of the popular spots visited by many tourists◎ There are small shops in the area off the main street, in the alleys, and on the next street, so why not enjoy a stroll while looking at the architecture and scenery✨ Visiting period: August 2024 #City tourism #100 travel styles #Asia travel #Taiwan #Taipei #Taipei tourism #Dihua Street #Traditional architecture #Historical buildings

#night market #Taipei food #Taipei attractions Taipei Dihua Street Night Market is located in the Dadaocheng area and is a place full of history and culture. There are many quaint buildings preserved on both sides of the streets here, making people feel as if they are in the past. Dihua Street is famous for its rich traditional goods and delicacies, ranging from dried goods, medicinal herbs to handicrafts. Vendors at the night market offer a variety of Taiwanese snacks, such as oyster omelette, fried chicken and bubble milk tea, attracting a large number of tourists and local residents to come and taste them. This is not only a shopping paradise, but also a good place to learn about Taiwan's traditional culture. Every New Year’s Eve, the Dihua Street business district night market becomes even more lively. During this period, the streets are crowded with people who come to buy New Year's goods, and vendors will also launch various seasonal products, such as rice cakes, spring couplets and various New Year foods. The entire business district is filled with a festive atmosphere, with red lanterns hanging high and lights on, making people feel the strong flavor of the New Year. Many families will buy New Year's goods here to prepare for the upcoming New Year. This is also the best time to experience Taiwan's traditional New Year culture. 🕰️Business hours: usually from 12:00 to 24:00 every day. Especially on New Year's Eve, many stores will extend their business hours to meet the needs of the large number of customers coming to shop. 📍Address: No. 1-241, Section 1, Dihua Street, Datong District, Taipei City. You can take the MRT to Beimen Station or Daqiaotou Station and then walk there.

#familytravel #100WaysOfTravel A family friendly place to travel in Taipei is at Di Hua Street. It is an area which is nearby the popular tourist area, Xi Men Ding. You can even walk here within 20 minutes or take a taxi over. It is a great place for family to explore the cultural of Taiwan during the olden days. Di Hua Street is one of the authentic old streets in Taiwan. It is about 800 meters long and there are many old architecture remain standing, many authentic Taiwan snacks and souvenirs and even nostalgic games for the young children and big adults. #taiwan #taipei #traveltips #liveyourdreams #takethattrip

#Taipei Attractions Dihua Street, deeply rooted in the heart of Dadaocheng, has been the core area for wholesale of Taipei's groceries, tea, Chinese medicinal materials and cloth since ancient times. It is also known as the traditional New Year's goods street and is extremely bustling. This street is one of the best-preserved old streets in Taipei. Its narrow streets extend from south to north, and the buildings on both sides are of various styles, integrating the ancient charm of southern Fujian, Western style, Baroque imitation and modernist design, which complement each other. It is particularly worth mentioning that Dihua Street is home to more than 200 Chinese medicine stores, many of which are time-honored brands with a century-old heritage, exuding a strong fragrance of history and Chinese medicine culture. 📍Address: Section 1, Dihua Street, Datong District, Taipei City

In recent years, Dadaocheng has become my first choice for finding local snacks. Friends who come to Dihua Street to worship Yue Lao and seek marriage on the eve of Qixi Festival can also taste sweets and cold drinks to cool off. I recommend a store close to Chenghuang Temple 🌟 Yongle Market - Pure Tofu Pudding ✔️ Sugar-free tofu pudding NT.60 plus his signature rice cake and pure rice dumplings are very healthy and not sweet. The tofu pudding must be made with barley, which is super dense! : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : 📍No. 55, Minle Street, Datong District, Taipei City #Market Food #Local Food #Dadaocheng Food #Strawberry Daifuku #Cooling Down the Heat #Herbal Tea

In recent years, Dadaocheng has become my first choice for finding authentic snacks. In addition to the container market for young people, friends who come to Dihua Street to worship Yue Lao and seek marriage on the eve of Chinese Valentine's Day must come to eat the formal meals that locals also eat, and the shops are very close to the City God Temple! 🌟Yongle Market - Marulong Raw Fish Shop It is easy to find despite the huge queues. It is only open until 3pm. There are many items and they are all very fresh. The prices are also reasonable! I ordered the mixed sashimi, which was thick and plump, and tasted very satisfying; the flower sushi was generous in ingredients, full of layers, and very filling 😋 ✔️Key points! Each person who spends 250 yuan can enjoy a free refill of miso soup, which is rich in fish, tofu, fish cake, etc. 📍No. 21, Section 1, Dihua Street, Datong District, Taipei City 🌟Yongle Market - Lin Hefa Oil Rice I heard that this is a century-old oil restaurant that Mr. Guo likes. The highlight is the mushroom and shrimp with soy sauce. The mushroom is full of sauce and it will burst with juice when you bite it. It is said that the chicken legs and taro skewers are also very delicious and famous. I will try it next time. 🌟Jiang Niu Lou - A beef noodle restaurant opened by Japanese Just like a ramen restaurant, there is only one row of seats for about 7-9 people, so you need to queue up a little bit. When the dishes are served, the noodles will be turned to the front, super ~ Japanese ramen craftsman spirit 💕 ✔️The beef is melt-in-your-mouth and is very large in size. The meat itself has a hint of wine flavor. The chef recommends eating it with mustard, which is very special! The soup has a sweet pepper flavor: the side dishes are smoked, and the smoky smell hits your nose as soon as you open the lid, satisfying your vision and smell👍 📍No. 6, Minle Street, Datong District, Taipei City (MRT Daqiaotou Station or Beimen Station) #Xiahaichenghuangyuelao temple #Yongle market food #Local food #Market food

I went there last year and went back again☺️ ⁡ It's located in Dihua Street, which sells dried foods and Chinese herbal ingredients ⁡ If you're hungry after visiting Taipei Xiahai City God Temple (where the matchmaking god Yue Lao is enshrined, but there are other gods as well🙏) or strolling around, I recommend this place! ⁡ Japanese people love it, don't they? A local told me🤭 I bought a shop selling "fisherman's net bags" and peach tea, which is good for summer fatigue, and looked at the tableware at "Nanjie Zui"... I also took a break with some Taiwanese black tea ⁡ Doukozuki is a street food stall that originated in Tainan The various dishes were delicious, so it was a place I definitely wanted to go😁 ⁡ Danzi noodles/Tanzi noodles (擔子麵) NT$50 Please try their signature dish, the danzi noodles🥘 ⁡ The soup is topped with minced pork, shrimp, bean sprouts, garlic, etc. The taste is surprisingly light and just right! Be careful if you don't like coriander ⁡ Taiwan-style sakura shrimp rice is also popular ⁡ I also like the sweet and spicy squid salad And the popular dessert almond tofu ⁡ Writing this article made me want to go again! ⁡ Do Xiaoyu / Dou Shao Yue (difficult to pronounce) Taipei Dihua Store 📍No. 112, Sec. 1, Dihua Street, Taipei City 🕑11:30-21:00 (check) ⁡ #Taiwanese food#Taipei food#Taiwanese girls trip #Adult girls trip#Do Xiaoyu Dihua Street Store#Danzi noodles

📍Walking into Dihua Street is like walking into a long corridor of history👣. Many businesses retain the Baroque decorations👷🏻♂️🌇 architecture of the "Taisho Period". Since the late Qing Dynasty, few people do not know that this is the wholesale distribution center of Taiwan's northern and southern goods, tea, Chinese medicine and cloth. Dihua Street has indeed outlined the initial appearance of Taiwan's commercial development history. The shophouses on Dihua Street are long strips of connected shops with narrow storefronts and long, deep buildings, which serve both commercial and residential functions. They are typical commercial streets in Taiwan during the Qing Dynasty. 🏗️ Address: Dihua Street Office, Datong District, Taipei City #Taipei Attractions

Many people who visit Taiwan want to buy this "fisherman's bag" It's called this in Japan because it's woven using nylon thread, which is also used for fishing lines! It's pretty cheap, sturdy, and doesn't matter if it gets wet, so I guess the reason it's so popular is that it can be used casually✨ Of course, the design is Taiwanese and colorful, which is also a point😊 Recommended for yourself or as a souvenir👍 ▼Store information [Store] Dahua Line [Address] No. 161, Sec. 1, Dihua Street, Datong District, Taipei City [Business hours] 10:00~18:30 [Closed] None [Store] Lin Fong Yi Commercial Line [Address] No. 214, Sec. 1, Dihua Street, Datong District, Taipei City [Business hours] 9:00~18:00 [Closed] None [Store] Gao Jian Tong Store [Address] No. 204, Sec. 1, Dihua Street, Datong District, Taipei City [Business hours] 9:00~19:00 [Closed] None [Store] Starbucks (Baoan Store) [Address] No. 11 Baoan Street, Datong District, Taipei City [Business hours] 7:00~21:30 [Closed] None [Store] Little Flower Garden Shoes [Address] No. 237 Nanjing West Road, Datong District, Taipei City [Business hours] 9:30~19:00 [Closed] None #Travel with me #Taiwan #Taiwan trip #Taiwan tourism

＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿ 📍Dihua Street Ten Buildings 👟2.4km from Ximen Station🚶 🚗🚌About 10 minutes ＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿ Dihua Street is a street lined with many shops selling dried fruits and spices, and there are also cute general stores and food stalls, making it a very photogenic spot! You can take lots of cute photos🥰🩷 I went there on a weekday from lunchtime to evening, and there weren't too many people, so I was able to take my time taking photos✨ I was staying at a hotel in the Ximen area, so I took the bus there🚌 On the way back, I walked about 4-5km! It's easy to use the bus if you have a Yuyuyu Card! You can purchase and charge it at convenience stores, etc. Just take out your card and say "Charge!"◎ Just tap your card before getting on the bus and tap your card when you get off💳✨ ⚠️Taiwanese buses won't stop unless you raise your hand when getting on, so when the bus you want to get on comes, raise your hand👍 ＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿ #Travel with me #Taiwan tourism #Taiwan trip #Dihua Street #Taipei #Photogenic spot

Make an appointment two weeks ago to experience changing into a cheongsam in Dadaocheng! And this experience is free! Super Buddha-hearted! 🤩🤩🤩My appointment time is from 1pm to 3pm! It is recommended to come early so you can choose from more styles and change your outfit slowly! Once you arrive at the visitor center, you need to go to the left hand side of the second floor to check in. You need to prepare an ID and a deposit of 1,000 yuan, and you can choose the clothes you like! Each person can only try one set. If the size doesn't fit, you can change it and choose an accessory! 👍🏻 Girls have cheongsam and retro student clothes to choose from. Accessories include hats, shawls, fans, handbags, and umbrellas. Boys have Chinese tunic suits, long mandarins, retro student clothes, etc. Accessories include hats, bags, and glasses. I chose a light gold cheongsam to match. Clutch bags and cheongsams come in different sizes. Mine was just right, a little tight on the lower body. The service staff asked if I wanted to change it, but I liked the color so much that I didn’t change it! If you choose a looser size, they will help adjust it, so you don’t have to worry too much about it being too loose. They also provide free lockers, so you don’t have to worry about having nowhere to put your things! Headgear is also provided in the fitting room, so you don’t have to worry about makeup getting on your clothes! Super considerate! The visitor center has designed 4 very atmospheric photo spaces! Whether you have made an appointment to change your clothes or not, you can come here to take pictures! 😆 The dressing up experience takes about 1.5 hours. At the end, remember to return the clothes and accessories! The whole experience was very comfortable and comfortable, highly recommended! It should be noted that you need to make an appointment in advance. Walk-ins are not accepted! Dadaocheng Visitor Center No. 44, Section 1, Dihua Street, Datong District, Taipei City Experience opening hours: 10:00-17:00 daily You can make reservations for sessions within the 11th to 31st days after the day of the day. #Where to go on weekends #Weekend check-in #Food Diary #Weekend shop exploration #Taipei attractions #cheongsam #Taipei small trip