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Limited daily servings！A unique traditional Chinese herbal stew slow-cooked with multiple ingredients — “Old-Fashioned Mixed Vegetables”
Lately, all the food has been what Little Tiger has been begging to eat — her appetite is amazing XD The other day we passed by the Old-Fashioned Mixed Vegetables place just as it was closing, which made her run home in tears.... Today, we happened to dine at Charlie Brown’s with Foodie Gege, and after eating, I secretly followed his lead to try this new spot！(Little Tiger spinning in circles) I have to say, old-fashioned flavors are just too charming.... Even Sally couldn’t resist having a bowl (●
So stunning it bursts with girlish delight—Taiwan’s most sprawling “Wisteria Garden”
If you’ve never seen the magnificent sight of wisteria in full bloom, you wouldn’t fall head over heels in love with it. Truly, there’s beauty in numbers—what I saw before was all too dainty.
Tokyo’s most stunning “sky-viewing bar” lets you gaze at the urban starry sky from 221 meters high
Want to stand above Tokyo’s dazzling urban galaxy at night? Besides the observation decks at tourist spots, there’s a new option now. The renowned Ginza restaurant Restaurant LUKE with Sky Lounge has launched a “sky-viewing bar” starting April 1, allowing guests to enjoy the night view from 221 meters above while sipping drinks with friends.
High cost-performance hundred-yuan dishes！The “Indian naan” that exudes a rich buttery aroma
Ever since Wisely stopped working in Zhongzhonghe, aside from taking little D to look for food around Sihao Park and Lehua Night Market, places like Xingnan Night Market and Myanmar Street haven’t been visited in ages！Luckily, I had some free time recently to visit Hulongdi for a prayer session, so I dropped by here for a meal. I picked the quite famous “Yunnan Liyuan Halal Snacks” and “Yuanbao Bubble Tea Shop,” both of which are very local and uniquely flavorful eateries on this street.
Afternoon Tea Time for Furry Friends: 9 Pet-Friendly Restaurants & Cafés in Greater Taipei
Planning a weekend coffee outing but don’t want to leave your furry companion at home? "Eastern News Cloud" has compiled a list of pet-welcome dining spots across Greater Taipei—some offer pet menus, others provide pet lodging, and a few even sell pet-themed merchandise. Take your four-legged friend out for a fun day of exploring and delicious treats this holiday!
Free Firefly-Guided Tour at Zhinan Creek in Taipei City – Dance with Fireflies in the Woods
April to May is the best season for firefly watching. Want to wander through a night glittering with fireflies? Want to learn more about the secrets of these glowing insects? The Taipei City Department of Urban Development has specially launched a free firefly ecological guided tour, taking the public deep into Zhinan Creek in Wenshan District to admire the romantic “firefly” river together.
Spring's Romantic Pink Rain: The Wild Blooming "March Cherry Blossoms" on Shenwei Tiantai Mountain
On the first day of the Qingming holiday, I came to Liugui again... I had visited once near the end of March to see the beauty of Shenwei Tiantai Mountain’s pink shower trees, but unfortunately, the weather wasn’t great then. Taking advantage of the recent superb weather, I thought I’d give it another try, hoping to catch the flowers still in bloom. As it turned out, the pink shower trees in the park were still in full bloom, which was truly exhilarating.
Unforgettable Stay: A Japanese-Style Nostalgic Ryokan with Kaiseki Cuisine That Delights the Eyes and Palate
Wajima City in Ishikawa Prefecture, Japan—the hometown of Go Nagai, creator of *Mazinger Z*—is a place filled with traditional architecture and natural scenery. The beautiful landscape alone is enough to soothe the soul, but what’s even better is that this area is also known for its hot springs. Soaking in one for just 30 minutes on a chilly day not only relieves stress and fatigue but also leaves your skin smooth and soft. In Wajima, there’s a ryokan called “Noto no Shou”...
The restoration of Qishan Gushan Park in Dashan is complete and open to the public – a century-old historic landmark is reborn!
Dashan Gushan Park in Kaohsiung’s Qishan District, a century-old landmark, reopened on the 12th after completing its renovation. Mayor Chen Chu personally unveiled the park’s new look to mark its rebirth. She said that Qishan boasts beautiful scenery and rich historical, cultural, and tourism resources, and that the city government will continue to invigorate local development and tourism, accelerate regional flood control efforts, and enhance the charm of this century-old banana-growing town.
Can pilots chat? How much do they earn per ticket? 9 curious aviation questions
The profession of "aviation" often feels distant and mysterious. Not only frequent travelers who shuttle between countries, but even ordinary people can't help but wonder how each flight actually operates. Addressing common aviation questions, the British Daily Mail interviewed several experts, and their answers may overturn travelers' past misconceptions.
Don’t just visit Himeji Castle when traveling in Hyogo Prefecture—check out these 6 “hidden gem” spots around Himeji!
After a hiatus of five and a half years, the main keep of Japan’s most famous castle, “Himeji Castle,” has finally completed renovations and once again showcases its stunning beauty to the world. But aside from Himeji Castle, Himeji City actually hides many other attractions worth visiting. The Japanese travel website Banq has specially compiled a list of six recommended spots. While you’re admiring this centuries-old fortress, why not take a detour to explore them as well?
A Taoyuan ice cream shop with a different flavor every day — check Facebook first if you want to try
As the weather gets warmer, many people crave refreshing and cool treats. In Bade District, Taoyuan City, there’s a gelato shop called Mr. Gelato that offers a different flavor each day, and the flavors are only announced on Facebook after the store opens. These flavors are created through the owner’s experimentation, development, and inspiration gathered from various sources. It’s estimated that over 100 flavors have been offered since the shop opened.
A Breakfast Favorite Among Taichung Locals: The Perfect Pairing of Pig’s Blood Soup and Fried Noodles
Visiting Taichung during the blooming season, one of the stops along the way was a trip to Zhongshe Flower Market in Houli. As noon approached, it was time to fill up. Houli Pig’s Blood Tsai is a well-known local old shop. Due to certain circumstances, the original store has closed, but this Grandma’s Pig’s Blood Soup carries on the craftsmanship of the former Pig’s Blood Tsai.
1798 Let’s Go Together – TransAsia Airways Special Deal: Two-Person Flight to Macau for Just 1798
TransAsia Airways has added 1,300 discounted tickets on its Taoyuan to Macau route, going on sale at 9 AM on the 13th. The one-way fare for two people starts from just NT$1,798 (before tax), with the round-trip fare including tax at approximately NT$5,500.
Welcome Summer: A Refreshing Guide to Chinese and Western Ice Creams
It’s just too hot not to have ice cream — I can’t function without it. While in Taiwan this time, I tried two traditional handmade ice cream shops. The first was Yongfu Ice Cream in Ximending. I had seen it in Kaohsiung but didn’t get a chance to try it then. When I spotted it again in Ximending, I knew I had to give it a go. Their ice cream is super affordable — NT$35 gets you three scoops with a choice of three flavors. Longan / Peanut / Red Bean / Taro / Egg / Plum / Passion Fruit / Strawberry — all with actual bits of fruit. The longan flavor even has real longan flesh. I was so happy eating it!
Chiayi Opens Unique Homestays, Inviting Travelers to Experience the Beauty of Culture, Ecology, and Countryside
The Chiayi County Government recently issued the “Chiayi County Unique Homestay Review Guidelines.” Once approved, homestays with fewer than 15 rooms can legally operate as unique homestays.
Want to become a popular travel blogger? Here are 7 tips from an expert!
Matthew Kepnes, a professional travel writer based in New York who has published articles in media outlets such as The New York Times, CNN, National Geographic Channel, and The Wall Street Journal, shares his own experience and offers seven pieces of advice for those interested in running a blog. These insights might burst your “travel-and-write” bubble, but the practical suggestions may give you some ideas—so start writing!
Japanese Cuisine on Yongkang Street – Golden Eel Rice Topped with a Whole Fish
I remember being afraid to eat eel as a child, though I can’t recall when I started to love it. I also remember not liking Yongkang Street back then, yet somehow I’ve written more and more food reviews about the Yongkang shopping area over time. This place, which combines both my past and present — “Fatty Eel House” — is right across from Yongkang Park. If I remember correctly, it opened last year.
The city is embracing the charm of old houses: 12 irreplaceable nostalgic homestays in Tainan (Part 1)
Imagine strolling along leisurely red-brick pathways, admiring the fresh spring buds on the branches during the vernal equinox, and rows of old houses adorned with wooden doors and windows—perhaps military dependents' villages or traditional courtyard homes—all exuding a nostalgic atmosphere. The old rocking chair in the yard, the leather sofa with an industrial-era vibe, might remind you of the half-knitted sweater your grandmother was working on—a memory from your childhood. You feel as if you've stepped into a time from an unspecified decade, where even the music seems to flow from a vintage vinyl record.
Another Whiff of Cooking Smoke: Enjoy a Tranquil Moment in the Mountains at a Japanese Zen-Style Restaurant
Visiting Xinxing in Taichung, besides the delicious mushroom hotpot and the flower fields to admire, every time Pingzi talks about Xinxing, she wants to recommend this scenic restaurant here — You Jian Yi Chui Yan (Yet Another Wisp of Cooking Smoke). The lunch and dinner here feature à la carte cuisine, while afternoon tea offers a Japanese Zen-style Western-style tea service. When East meets West, this mountain paradise scenic restaurant is the perfect spot to sip tea and chat — truly delightful.