Chicken breast actually contains a lot of protein and is low in fat, but it has always been perceived as rather dry and tough. However, if handled properly and cooked and eaten right away, it can be just as flavorful and juicy. So today I’m sharing how to easily cook a delicious piece of chicken breast.
You may have tried okonomiyaki, mochi, or takoyaki, but you’ve definitely never had “Yingge Burn”! Launched by the Yingge Ceramics Museum, “Yingge Burn” is not just a ceramic brand — now it’s also edible, and available exclusively at the museum starting today!
Organized by the New Taipei City Government Tourism Bureau, the “Shiding and Pinglin Tea Country Mini Journey” takes participants on a comfortable medium-sized tour bus to Shiding and Pinglin. They will explore the hidden gems of tea plantations with local tea farmers, learn about the processes of growing, picking, and making tea, and immerse themselves in the warm charm of human connection and fragrant tea.
With over a century of history, the Star Ferry has been a landmark mode of transport that has witnessed many important moments in Hong Kong’s history. Each seemingly aged vessel carries countless stories. Cruising between Hong Kong Island and Tsim Sha Tsui, you can enjoy the magnificent views of both Hong Kong Island and Kowloon Peninsula in one go — isn’t that incredibly appealing!!
The WBSC Premier12 baseball tournament kicks off on November 8th. If you can’t make it to the games in person, besides watching from home and cheering for Team China, where else can you catch the action? Openrice recently rounded up 6 sports bars where you can enjoy the games, grab some food, and join others in shouting your support for Team China!
The "Michelin Guide Hong Kong & Macau 2016" was officially unveiled today (the 5th). In addition to listing 8 three-star restaurants, 18 two-star restaurants, and 51 one-star restaurants in Hong Kong and Macau, it also newly features street food recommendations from both regions (23 in Hong Kong, 12 in Macau). Among them is "Taiwan Dijun Charcoal-Grilled Pepper Bun," which originated from Fengjia Night Market in Taiwan and has expanded to open a branch in Macau.
Echoing the 2015 Taipei International Travel Fair, one of the major cross-strait travel events—the Taipei Cross-Strait Travel Fair—will also take place at Hall 1 of the Taipei World Trade Center from November 6 to 9. Entering its 10th edition this year, the Taipei Cross-Strait Travel Fair will break away from past exhibition formats by introducing its first-ever grand prize draw, giving away over 300 prizes. There will also be more performances and ticket discounts than ever before. China Eastern Airlines, participating for the first time, will offer cross-strait flight tickets for just NT$999, while Air China is offering a 30% discount on all flights departing from Taiwan.
The Delighton Hotel is located in Ximending. Previously abandoned for many years as the site of the LiPa Department Store, its location is highly accessible—just a two-minute walk straight ahead from Exit 4 of Ximending Station, then a quick turn to reach the hotel. Next door is the Zhongshan Hall, right in the heart of the city center, situated in a bustling area rich in culture.
Taiwanese French restaurant Le Moût
The 2015 Taipei International Travel Fair took place from November 6 to November 9 at Taipei World Trade Center Halls 1 and 3. This year’s event featured 1,450 booths and exhibitors from tourism organizations across 60 countries and regions. In addition to accessing travel information and purchasing travel products, visitors were also drawn in by the performances and prize-drawing activities held throughout the fair.
When visiting Japan, besides the mouthwatering food and endless cosmetics to shop for, you definitely shouldn’t miss the highly commemorative miscellaneous goods and small items either. Whether to document your travel moments or preserve the feelings and memories of the time, many people choose to collect themed merchandise or locally distinctive souvenirs. But what are some things that are both affordable and memorable?
Fireflies in winter? In autumn and winter, Alishan offers not only maple leaf viewing, walks along ancient tree trails, or forest railway rides through the mountains, but also the chance to admire the spectacle of fireflies dancing in the night. The Alishan National Scenic Area Administration will launch a two-day, one-night “Fenchihu Winter Eco-Tour” in December, taking travelers deep into nature to experience its beauty.
If you’re in Hakodate, then you absolutely can’t miss this clown burger shop that’s only available in Hokkaido, Japan—Lucky Pierrot, the Lucky Clown. The most unique thing is how outrageously colorful every single branch is. The burgers are Hokkaido-exclusive but not very expensive, and the best part is they’re actually really tasty—definitely better than the big M. Plus, aside from burgers, they also sell Japanese dishes like tonkatsu rice and yakisoba, all served in large portions.
To celebrate the grand opening of 98 Ranch and Taipei Station Front Ranch (formerly KMall Ranch) in early November, Mo-Mo-Paradise is hosting a special all-you-can-eat sukiyaki event at just ¥100 per person for two consecutive days, November 7 and 11月8日, at both locations. The offer is limited to the first 200 customers each day (shared pot for two people), with a 90-minute dining time limit.
What better way to embark on a culinary adventure in the Nordic region than to forage for wild ingredients with an expert in the spring? Roland Rittman is a field naturalist and biology teacher with extensive knowledge of edible plants in Scandinavia. Fond of searching beaches and forests for edible greens, he has developed a keen palate over time.
The hot spring season is here, and the 2015 Taitung County Tai Ma Li Township Golden Spring Hot Spring Festival is now in full swing Up! The event runs for 24 days, from November 13 to December 6. Golden Spring is a well-known wild hot spring in Taitung County. Tai Ma Li Township Mayor Cheng Cheng-chun says visitors are welcome to come relax and enjoy a hot spring trip, as well as check out local souvenir shops.
The 2015 ITF Taipei International Travel Fair kicked off on the 6th, with Hall 3 of the Taipei World Trade Center—mainly featuring accommodation deals—attracting large crowds early in the morning, all eyeing great value meal vouchers and accommodation discounts. This year, apart from offering various promotions individually, the Eastern Leisure Ocean Hot Spring Hotel and the Eastern Leisure Mountain Resort jointly launched the “Mountain & Sea Fun” stay package. The three-day-two-night journey allows guests to spend one night at each of the two hotels, including breakfast and dinner. Limited to the travel fair, the price for two people is just 9,999 NTD (original price 17,600 NTD), and this incredible deal quickly became a hot item for shoppers.
With the growing popularity of Korean tourism, the Korean Pavilion at this year’s Taipei International Travel Fair has once again drawn huge crowds. The Korea Tourism Organization not only invited Running Man’s Gary to take the stage on November 7, but also arranged performances by three entertainment groups—Graffiti Show, Fantasy Show, and Fire Man—offering visitors an authentic taste of Korean variety entertainment.
During the 2015 Taipei International Travel Fair, Japan Airlines displayed its highly acclaimed 2-2 economy class seating configuration for the first time, allowing visitors to experience firsthand what it’s like to fly on a Japan Airlines 787 aircraft. Additionally, Japan Airlines introduced exclusive travel fair promotions, including round-trip flights from Taipei to Tokyo, Osaka, and Nagoya starting as low as NT$6,999, with a baggage allowance of 2 pieces weighing 23kg each per person—making shopping trips to Japan more comfortable and economical.
As the northeast monsoon blows in coldly, nothing beats warming up with a bowl of hot soup — instant happiness guaranteed. That’s why hot pot becomes one of the most popular foods in autumn and winter. But beyond shabu-shabu or small individual hot pots, stone pot hot pot is also a favorite among foodies. The meat is first stir-fried to bring out the aroma, then simmered in a rich broth — both the fragrance and flavor will have you drooling. ETtoday Eastday Travel Cloud has specially rounded up 7 stone pot hot pot restaurants in Taipei for all our readers.