Showing posts with label Media Report. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Media Report. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 30, 2016

Taipei Restaurant − Qing Tian Xia (Lonely Planet)

Tomato scrambled eggs 參考用非實際餐廳菜餚圖片 (Image SourceBy 三島堂 https://goo.gl/LJFmvH)



At the northern end of historic Dihua St is Taipei's first Guizhou restaurant. Guizhou dishes generally have a greater range and more delicate flavours.



Source Fromhttps://goo.gl/4nR45m

Saturday, November 26, 2016

Hsinchu rice noodles festival kicks off on Saturday (Taiwan News November 2 ,2016)

By Maggie Huang



Hsinchu rice noodle (Image Sourcehttps://goo.gl/PCKNvR)


The 2016 Hsinchu rice noodle and meatball festival is kicking off Saturday, which celebrates the famed food from Hsinchu City. Visitors are invited to experience the process of making rice noodles and meatballs.




Source Fromhttp://www.taiwannews.com.tw/en/news/3016286

Friday, November 25, 2016

20 Thanksgiving dining options in Taipei (Taiwan News November 22 ,2016)

By Keoni Everington



Turkey (Image SourceBy alex grichenko  https://goo.gl/YoRkUP)


Taiwan News has made a list of 20 restaurants and hotels that offer Thanksgiving hampers for carry out. You can enjoy a Thanksgiving dinner including turkey with all the fixings in Taipei!



Thursday, November 24, 2016

Strasbourg's Christmas market at Taipei 101 (Taiwan News November 21 ,2016)

By Maggie Huang




Tapei 101 (Image SourceBy Chao-Wei Juan https://goo.gl/BTYeY1)




Gingerbread(Image SourceBy Rama https://goo.gl/1pL7oi)






The French Strasbourg Christmas Market is coming to Taipei from December 1 to 25 at the Taipei 101 dancing water square, featuring a wide array of delicacies and Christmas ornaments from France.




Wednesday, November 23, 2016

Taiwanese bottled drinks become latest food craze in Asia (Taiwan News November 20 ,2016)

By Maggie Huang

Chun Cui He (Image SourceBy jimmy chuang https://goo.gl/LVBA2m)


Chun Cui He has been a popular beverage all over Asia recently. 7-Eleven convenience stores in Singapore in July and caused a huge food craze and Japanese and Korean tourists as gifts.




Wednesday, November 9, 2016

Taiwan: a secret foodie wonderland (March,2014)

By Megan Eaves

(Image SourceBy Henry Trotter https://goo.gl/a4iDRs)


Night market culture in Taiwan


When it comes to local snacks, the roasted sausages, stinky tofu, and local oyster pancakes are so typical in a night market. Night markets are like a low-priced carnival combining food and entertainment.


Source Fromhttps://goo.gl/fKxoSn



Saturday, November 5, 2016

Tainan kitchen kings: Around Taiwan's food capital in 19 dishes (CNN February 26, 2015 )


Oyster Omelet (Image SourceHarry Yen https://goo.gl/QBMHOU)


The oyster omelet was created in times of scarcity, hence its ingredient is simple.The bulk of it is sweet potato starch, oysters, egg, and lettuce.



Source Fromhttps://goo.gl/MY73Kq

Sunday, October 30, 2016

10 Street foods you need to try in Taiwan (November 11th, 2015)

By  Rough Guides  

Fish ball soup  (Image Source:By Liang  Bo Wang https://www.flickr.com/photos/lbwang/4005405958)


One of the famous snacks  in Jiufen, and you can visit Jiufen Teahouse is one of the best Teahouse.


The rest of Taiwan street food dishes you need to try around the country.
1. Pearl tea in Taipei
2.“Iron Eggs” in Tamsui
3.Seafood in Keelung
4.Stuffed Meatballs  in Hsinchu
5.“Shrimp monkeys” in Lugang
6. Suncakes in Taichung
7. Danzi noodles in Tainan
8. BIǍNSHÍ in Hualien
9. Pigs’ blood soup in  Taitung



Source  From:https://m.roughguides.com/article/taiwan-street-food/

Sunday, October 23, 2016

Which destination has the world's best food?(CNN June 15,2015)

Taiwan Beef Noodles (Image  Source:By ninihouse  https://goo.gl/UuylCQ)



CNN Facebook Poll's Winner 
Here are the top 10 culinary hotspots according to voters,Taiwan Beef Noodles won first prize.


Source From:http://edition.cnn.com/2015/06/14/travel/gallery/world-best-food-culinary-journeys/index.html

40 Taiwanese foods we can't live without (CNN July 27, 2015)


Pineapple Cake is one of Taiwan’s best food souvenirs, filled with a mix of pineapple and chewable bits of winter melon.


Source From:http://edition.cnn.com/2015/07/23/travel/40-taiwan-food/index.html