Available Here Poseidon Whole Bottarga from Taiwan is a unique delicacy that has been garnering attention in the gourmet food world. Made from the roe of the grey mullet fish, this product is considered a gourmet ingredient that adds complexity and depth to various dishes. The packaging of Poseidon Whole Bottarga is sleek and modern, with a transparent cover that allows you to see the product inside. This feature adds an element of transparency and quality assurance that instills confidence in the consumer. The roe itself has a deep amber color and a firm texture, indicating that it has been c ..read more

Taiwanese cuisine is a unique and diverse culinary experience that has gained popularity around the world. Known for its rich flavors and vibrant ingredients, Taiwanese cuisine is a melting pot of Chinese, Japanese, and Southeast Asian influences. In this blog post, we will explore the best Taiwanese dishes to try and the history behind this delectable cuisine. The History of Taiwanese Cuisine Taiwanese cuisine has a rich history that dates back to the early 1600s when Chinese immigrants first arrived on the island. Over time, the cuisine has evolved, incorporating Japanese and Southeast Asian ..read more

Taiwanese are very proud of their food. The first thing your Taiwanese friends will do is make sure you try all the popular local dishes. Taiwanese friendliness and hospitality go hand-in-hand with their food culture. Unfortunately, not everyone can experience Taiwanese food. But there are some great Taiwanese cookbooks that have all of the local recipes. The Food Of Taiwan: Recipes from the Beautiful Island by Cathy Erway  The Food Of Taiwan: Recipes from the Beautiful Island is an easy-to-read and follow Taiwanese cookbook. The book has all the popular dishes found in Taiwan. Inclu ..read more

Taiwan’s night market food is internationally renowned for its delicious food. Almost every foreigner who comes to Taiwan will arrange a trip to a night market. Walking in Taiwan’s night markets you will want to try and taste everything. When you walk into the first row of the market your nose will catch one thing and when you turn into another row you will find something else. In Taiwan’s night markets, strolling around always makes people want to taste everything. You will wish you had ten stomachs! Sweet Potato Balls (地瓜球) Source hanji_0901 Rumor has it that under the Zhongzheng Bridge in N ..read more

Instant noodles are incredibly popular in Taiwan, even given the nickname “The Kingdom of Instant Noodles.” Taiwan’s national food is beef noodles, so you can understand why it is so popular. The local convenience stores and super markets are packed with different varieties of instant noodles. There are a few that are widely considered to be the best and most popular. Fortunately, they are able to be purchased online. If you are interested in popular Taiwan snacks, I have another article here. Man-Han Feast Instant Noodle Cup ( 滿漢大餐) Man-Han Feast Instant Noodle Cup ( 滿漢大餐) Purchase on Amazon ..read more

Enjoy the Best Food in Taipei Taiwan is one of the most convenient countries in the world. And there is a quick and convenient way to try some famous Taiwanese delights while traveling the city. There are a variety of great restaurants and shops offering pastries, noodles, fruit, and drinks near the metro stations throughout the city. Rilakkuma Café near Zhongxiao Dunhua Station Rilakkuma Café is an Instagramer’s dream. This bear themed restaurant offers food so “cute” that you won’t want to eat it. The restaurant is located right next to the Zhongxia Dunhua Station. It is an incredibly popul ..read more

I recently found out about a really cool American style bar & grill in Kenting. I decided to ask Nikki, the owner, for an interview so I could to learn more about the restaurant. I hope you find this interview as interesting as I did. If you are ever in Nanwan beach in Kenting, make sure you stop by Cowboy’s Beach Bar & Grill! When did you originally come to Taiwan? I was born here and moved to the USA when I was 15. I embraced the culture, and the food! I came back to Taiwan about 8 years ago, and moved to Kenting in 2018.  How did you come up with the idea to open Cowboy’s Beach ..read more

If you are looking for Taiwan’s must buy snacks, look no further. I know in the US, people like to try snacks from different countries. There’s even a food box that sends different candies from Korea and Japan to your house each month. So I’ve put together a list of some popular Taiwan food that can be purchased online. Spicy Fish & Peanut Snack Mix (小魚乾花生) Spicy Fish & Peanut Snack Mix (小魚乾花生) This is a popular party dish in Taiwan. It is very fragrant and has a unique taste. If you are having a party or get together and want to try something different for a party snack. I would sugg ..read more

Before coming to Taiwan I was never much of a tea drinker. In the US I preferred coffee. But since moving here I’ve tried a lot of the different teas. Taiwan’s most famous tea is Oolong tea. At first, I wasn’t a fan of the taste, but now it’s one of my favorites. What is Taiwan Oolong Tea? Oolong tea is made from the same leaves as Green and Black tea. The difference is in how the tea leaves are processed. Green tea leaves are not allowed to oxidize while black tea leaves are allowed to oxidize until turning black. Oolong tea leaves are somewhere in the middle of the oxidization process. Alish ..read more

Taiwanese Pineapple Cakes Without a doubt, the best Taiwanese Pineapple Cakes are made by the award winning Chia Te Bakery (佳德糕餅). The bakery is well known for its use of fresh ingredients and is one the first recommendations you get from local Taiwanese about what to bring back to your family. The owner of Chia Te Bakery is Chen Tang-peng. She grew up in a poor fishing family before deciding to enter the bakery business. She took an apprenticeship at a bakery to learn how to make bread, pineapple cakes, wife cakes, sun cakes, and mung bean moon cakes. At the age of 18, she moved to Taipei to ..read more