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Matzka to Perform in Tamsui on Saturday, with Fisherman’s Rock Festival at the Venue
Since May, the Tamsui Fisherman’s Stage has been hosting concerts, and on June 18, it will welcome the Phantom Eye Band along with Matzka, who was recognized at the 2009 Hohaiyan Rock Festival. The event will also feature street performers and the Fisherman’s Rock Festival activities, offering the public a delightful musical experience.
It’s like magic tricks unfolding right before your eyes—this suitcase opens to reveal fries and salad, making for an incredibly fun meal experience.
Brunch has now become a daily part of many people’s diets, whether it’s because they wake up to find it’s already noon, or they’re too busy with work to eat breakfast and end up combining two meals into one. This has led to a boom in brunch spots popping up everywhere. But after trying so many brunch restaurants, have you ever had brunch served inside a suitcase? The portions are so huge that one person might not even finish them all.
The Kinmen mascot, an otter, makes an appearance at Songshan Airport—take a photo with it to receive a small gift from Mandarin Airlines
The Kinmen mascot otter made a surprise appearance this morning (17th) at Songshan Airport, drawing excited crowds eager for photos. This is part of a special surprise event organized by Mandarin Airlines to celebrate its 25th anniversary. Passengers can receive a mysterious little gift simply by taking a photo with the otter mascot and downloading the Mandarin Airlines mobile app.
Flower Steak Cups Are Super Eye-Catching: 2 Seoul Shops Where You Can Eat Steak “On the Go”
Who says steak has to be eaten at a table with a knife and fork? Seoul’s streets are now home to “steak you can eat on the go”—pieces of steak, fries, and veggies on the top of a cup, with a colorful, thirst-quenching drink at the bottom, as if you’re carrying an entire steak meal with you. Here are 2 steak shops in Seoul where you can enjoy your meal while walking. Check them out when you get the chance!
Budget carriers carve out new territory in Japan Vanilla Air to launch Taipei–Hiroshima route in October?
The popular Facebook fan page "Taiwan Low-Cost Airline Welfare Society" recently posted that Vanilla Air plans to open a new Taipei–Hiroshima route at the end of October, with three flights per week scheduled, sparking heated discussion among netizens.
Is "More Legroom" Always Better for Airplane Seats? 12 Seats to Avoid
Many people assume that the golden rule for choosing an airplane seat is "more legroom," but they often overlook other common issues—like seats that don’t recline, being too close to the restroom with unpleasant odors, and more. The travel website Smartertravel has compiled a list of airplane seats you should avoid. Next time you book your seat, steering clear of these spots could greatly improve your flying comfort.
Still want to eat it even though the price has gone up? Six must-try mango shaved ice spots in Taipei
When the scorching summer arrives, it’s not only the perfect time for cooling down with icy treats but also the start of mango season. “ETtoday News Cloud” has previously compiled lists such as “Taiwan’s 11 Most Popular Mango Shaved Ice Spots” and “Taiwan’s 5 Most Searched Mango Shaved Ice on the Internet.” And those living in the Taipei metropolitan area are in luck—this time we’re introducing the “Six Mango Shaved Ice Spots Loved by Taipei Locals.” However, due to the rising prices of locally grown mangoes this year, mango shaved ice has also become more expensive.
Hot Air Balloon Ride to Admire Taoyuan’s Scenery – The “Shihmen Hot Air Balloon Carnival” Kicks Off
Want to experience flying over Shihmen Reservoir and taking in the region’s beautiful views? The “2016 Taoyuan Shihmen Hot Air Balloon Carnival” officially launched on the 18th, running on June 18, 19, 25, and 26. Colorful and dazzling hot air balloons will take off at the Shihmen Reservoir South Park Ecological Park. The public can register online to enjoy the fun of riding a hot air balloon and soar above Taoyuan’s Shihmen scenery.
Tokyo’s 33-floor “Black Afternoon Tea” – Everything but the Food Is Colorless
The hottest spot for afternoon tea in Tokyo in 2015 wasn’t a hidden café in the city, but rather within the 33-floor Aman Tokyo. Offering a minimalist all-black aesthetic experience, this afternoon tea is also nicknamed the “Black Afternoon Tea.” Every piece of tableware and decoration is black, leaving only the colors of the food itself as visual highlights.
A Summer Trip for Furry Friends: 10 Pet-Friendly Homestays in Kenting Recommended by Locals
With the summer heat in full swing, it’s time to head to the beach again！Pet owners must be getting ready to bring their beloved furry companions along to Kenting for some splashing fun and a refreshing holiday！This time, we’ve specially invited our correspondent “Chobi Shiduo,” known as the “Sharon Stone of the short-legs world,” to conduct an exclusive interview, taking you on an in-depth exploration to discover which pet-friendly homestays in Kenting are perfect for dogs.
Crispy skin, tender and juicy meat—authentic Peruvian-style charcoal-grilled chicken!
The most well-known dish in Peru is probably cuy (guinea pig), but grilled chicken is said to be a common street food there. This Peruvian charcoal-grilled chicken spot on Guling Street—I’m not sure if it’s currently the only Peruvian grilled chicken specialty store in Taiwan, as I haven’t heard of any others elsewhere. If you’re nearby, it’s worth a try.
6 Historic Houses and Shrines That Are Perfect for Photoshoots – Fukuoka Saga’s “Kimono Stroll Map”
Wearing a kimono in Japan and visiting shrines to take beautiful photos has almost become an essential part of any trip to Japan. In the Saga region of Kyushu, you can also rent a kimono to experience this tradition. Follow Saga’s castle town kimono stroll map to enjoy matcha experiences, shopping, shrine visits, and photo ops all in one go.
A must-drink for besties and couples alike: Tainan’s Best Friend Yin-Yang Bottle offers two flavors in one!
The shareable bottle trend recently took the internet by storm, allowing people to enjoy two different drinks in one container—a truly surprising experience. But at this Southern Red Bean Pastry shop in Tainan, they’ve taken it a step further. Using beverages like milk tea and fruit tea, they’ve created a creative shareable bottle dubbed the “Best Friend” Yin-Yang Bottle, carving out their own unique path in Tainan, the beverage capital.
Camping in Nantou with a bounce zone, swings, and a huge grassy area for sledding!
In the afternoon, stroll through forest trails, gently press the shutter, and anticipate delightful camping stories. What about you? Remember? Sharing drinks under the canopy, wandering through the mountains, daydreaming in the rain—the camping stories you and I write will leave behind enduring happiness, memories, and emotions, won’t they?!
How can you say you've truly understood the truth if you haven’t tried it? The 38-year-old cultural heritage of A-Ge sauce is simply unforgettable.
Made primarily with tofu skin and paired with sweet and savory fish paste, when you peel it open, vermicelli slowly flows out. Mix it with the sauce, and that flavor is what the local Tamsui snack “A-Ge” brings to food lovers — an unforgettable taste. But beyond the A-Ge stalls on Tamsui Old Street, there’s one A-Ge stand that has stood firm on the hillside of Tamsui for 38 years. It has been visited by numerous celebrities and remains an unforgettable flavor for students of Tamkang University.
Taipei’s handmade American-style burger joint – bread, toppings, and sauces are all homemade by the shop!
This YEE HAA burger bar, located right across from the Dazhi Dinghao Supermarket, has not been open for long.
Is this Hong Kong? Sai Kung also has a “floating market” — plastic boxes turned into watercolor paintings
A small boat is moored at the shore, with fishermen sitting on board, gently swaying with the occasional small wave. The boat is filled with all kinds of seafood, big and small, packed in red, yellow, blue, and green plastic boxes. Unless you see it with your own eyes, it’s hard to imagine that this is Hong Kong — a city so often associated with noise, crowds, and congestion — can still have such a vibrant “floating market” scene full of traditional charm.
Rich ecology and beautiful environment: 5 popular bird-watching spots across Taiwan
Located at the confluence of the Tamsui and Keelung Rivers in Taipei, this area boasts abundant natural scenery and diverse wildlife, making it one of the few wetlands within the city. The dense growth of seashore paspalum, reeds, and mangroves, along with the soft muddy ground, makes it an ideal habitat for many waterbirds.
More one-night stands and in-flight births than you’d think? Flight attendants spill wild secrets anonymously
If you have friends or family working as flight attendants, you’ve probably heard them share wild stories about passengers. The UK’s Daily Mail reported on former Ryanair and Emirates flight attendants sharing their real experiences on an anonymous online platform, where many details were revealed.
The ultimate summer heat reliever is here—6 specialty Chinese cold noodles in Songshan District, Taipei!
When the summer heat is unbearable and appetite fades, besides having ice cream, a bowl of refreshing cold noodles is also a great choice. The rich sesame sauce paired with chewy cold noodles is not only appetizing but also cooling. Taipei has no shortage of cold noodle shops, and here we’ve compiled 6 delicious cold noodle spots in Songshan District that noodle lovers shouldn’t miss!