Soufflés are one of my personal favorite desserts, but sometimes I feel like they all taste pretty similar—aside from slight variations in flavor, of course, and I mean the good ones. That is, until I discovered the "cheese soufflé" at Café No. 50.
Carrying pets into forest recreation areas is banned starting August 1!
Have you ever seen an alternative ordering method using “block combinations”? On the shiny counter sit over 30 ingredient blocks. Pick your favorites, place them in the white rectangular block, press the confirmation button at the checkout sensor, and before long, you’ll enjoy your very own exclusive Up juice!
A F4 fried rice (a luxurious combination of sea urchin roe, Angus beef, prawns, and scallops) was all the rage on Tainan’s foodie Facebook groups. It turns out that this was actually Jiājiā Catering House, a place I’d long bookmarked but never gotten around to visiting. So I made a special trip to Sanxing World, which I hadn’t been to in ages, to try their fried rice. (Way back when, there used to be a Sanxing Night Market here, though that’s probably just a memory for old-time Tainan locals. I’m glad I got to experience it.)
Singapore Airlines announced on its official website that online applications will be accepted until August 14 to recruit a new wave of flight attendants. The monthly salary plus allowances can range from SGD 4,500 to SGD 5,000 (approximately NTD 107,500 to NTD 119,450).
When flying, taller passengers are usually more sensitive to seat pitch. According to foreign media reports, for three major U.S. airlines — United, American, and Delta — the average economy class seat pitch is only 30 to 31 inches; low-cost carriers offer even less, at just 28 to 30 inches. The airline with the widest seat pitch is Interjet, a low-cost carrier headquartered in Mexico, which offers a generous 34 inches of legroom.
Remember the “2015 1st Railway Bento Festival” that kicked off alongside the food exhibition last year (2015)? This year’s event will be held again, and in addition to Taiwan Railways Administration, it has also invited participants such as East Japan Railway Company, Seibu Railway, Tobu Railway, and Keikyu Electric Railway. Last year’s hottest item—the E7 Hokuriku Shinkansen-themed bento—will also go on sale once more.
The 2016 Food Expo will be held from August 5th to August 8th at Taipei World Trade Center Hall 1. Although the scale of the expo has expanded to six major exhibition zones, adding 200 booths for a total of 820 stands across more than 19 themed pavilions, besides sightseeing, snagging bargains is also a must-do!ETtoday EBC News Cloud has compiled a list of meal vouchers with discounts of over 50% off — if you like any, lock in your targets early!
In the forest-rich town of Oguni, there is an industry mostly made up of one-person companies, known as the "Forestry One-Man Boss Association." Kazuo Kawazu is the president of the "Oguni Forestry One-Man Boss Association."
Tainan-based dessert brand—Duke & Nut Workshop—wanted to showcase the beauty of their hometown. With the concept of strolling and snacking, they launched a "dessert can vending machine" on Shennong Street, offering about 14 limited-edition flavors of desserts such as cheese and pudding daily. They hope this will attract travelers to Shennong Street, where they can enjoy the pleasure of sweets while admiring the ever-changing beauty of this century-old street day and night.
We’ve kept our friends in Kaohsiung waiting for so long!After much delay in announcing the opening date, Tim Ho Wan’s Kaohsiung Hanshin Dome Store has finally revealed it will begin a soft opening on August 5, with business starting at 11:00 AM that day.
Traditionally, thick pastry filled with butter, red beans, and shredded radish is what comes to mind when we think of wheel cakes. But some vendors are breaking the mold by stuffing their creations with all kinds of fresh ingredients—everything from tuna and cheesy eggs to tapioca pearls, and even giant scoops of ice cream. The result? Ultra-popular creative-flavor wheel cakes.
In May 2013, a small “coffee bicycle” appeared in Changhua. A short-haired girl rode her bicycle, selling lightly roasted coffee on the streets. Through the test of time, her figure pushing the coffee bicycle moved from Changhua to Taichung, and now she has settled behind the counter of an independent bookstore in Taichung. A small independent bookstore, the aroma of coffee, and a short-haired girl brewing coffee have become the favorite coffee experience for many coffee lovers in Taichung.
The 2016 Taiwan Culinary Exhibition is set to kick off on August 5, aiming to comprehensively build the "Culinary Taiwan" brand image. In addition to the five major exhibition zones—"Art of Food, Ingredients of Food, Utensils of Food, Journeys of Food, and Companions of Food"—this year also introduces a new "Education of Food" zone. However, we believe what everyone is most looking forward to is the meal voucher section. With so many meal voucher discounts, ETtoday EBC has compiled a list of all-you-can-eat buffet promotions for your reference.
As Lunar July approaches, a Taiwan amusement park operator has launched a haunted house experience where visitors can enjoy a single attraction for just NT$100, and after the experience, they can also enter an artificial wave pool filled with “mugwort” to purify their energy.
A new 【Tteok Hug Korean Cuisine】 has recently opened in Fengjia. The previous tenant at this location was Huanghe Cave, which also served Korean food. It has now transformed into a restaurant that not only offers grilled meat but also a variety of delicious Korean dishes. Even during the trial period, many students flocked here (apparently there were discounts), making mealtimes lively and business quite good. It’s quite rare, though, to find a relatively spacious restaurant in such a prime and expensive area like Fengjia – truly not easy to come by. On the day I was invited, I was eager to see what unique dishes this 【Tteok Hug Creative Korean Cuisine】 would offer.
In the alleys near Lukang Longshan Temple, there stands an 80-year-old house built in 1931 (the 6th year of the Showa era in Japan). This Japanese-Western style building is a secondhand bookstore called "Book Collection & Joy Room," which boasts a rich collection of books. Its old-house charm has attracted many visitors. Whether you want to read, buy books, enjoy tea, or simply pass the time, you can slowly savor the moment in this historic home.
Amidst an economic slowdown, Regent Taipei has once again launched the “Happy Calendar – Wedding Banquet Discount Days” campaign to ease the financial burden on couples and make better use of its banquet venues every day. From September through December next year, 168 days have been selected where couples can enjoy special wedding banquet pricing, starting from NT$13,800 per table.
A consumer complained to the media on August 2, stating that after purchasing NokScoot flights to Thailand with their spouse, they were denied boarding for their return trip to Taiwan due to passport validity issues. The passengers also expressed dissatisfaction, claiming they were “denied boarding despite having tickets.” NokScoot issued a statement today, explaining that the foreign passenger held a Thai passport with less than six months' validity remaining, and thus the airline had the right to deny them a boarding pass.
When it comes to sake from Kyushu, "shochu" might be the first thing that comes to mind, but many may not realize that Kyushu sake is also quite renowned. There’s a common belief that sake must be made with the finest Japanese rice, and the most famous place for producing Japanese rice is in northeastern Japan, right? This notion is both right and wrong.