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Autumn Crab Feast: Junpin Yunxuan Western Restaurant Offers Unlimited Hairy Crabs
Last autumn, Yunxuan Western Restaurant’s all-you-can-eat hairy crab event received high praise. This year, from September 26 to November 30, the unlimited hairy crab experience returns daily during lunch, afternoon tea, and dinner. Each live crab is steamed to order and served individually, starting from NT$1,480+10%.
Challenge yourself to eat bloody innards and soft, chewy "human brains" — an ultra-shocking human organ platter
Would you dare to eat "bloody human innards," realistically soft and chewy "human brains," and twisted "large and small intestines"? To celebrate Halloween, Hong Kong Ocean Park has unleashed a horde of ghosts all over the park, introducing five brand-new Haunted Houses and Halloween-exclusive activities. The park’s restaurants have also rolled out eerie Halloween-themed menus that will test your visual and taste bud limits.
Taipei’s 4 Most Fun Restaurants: Slides, Carousels, and Even Drifting
Nowadays, restaurants aren’t just competing on food—they also need unique concepts to stand out. In Taipei, there are four restaurants and cafés that not only serve delicious meals but have also brought playgrounds indoors, featuring slides, carousels, and even racetracks. Dine while having fun—guaranteed to be a blast.
Just one week on the road ! Yilan Taiwan Tourist Shuttle's “Fun Kid Bus” had all its decorations stolen
Taiwan Railways recently launched a Hello Kitty-themed painted train, where the decorative Kitty headrest covers were almost all stolen, and a similar situation has occurred in Yilan. The Yilan Taiwan Tourist Shuttle's themed Fun Kid Bus had just begun operating when almost all of the lollipop decorations inside the vehicle were stolen. The organizers also urged the public that all the decorations inside the bus are purely for display.
New Taipei-style fusion hotpot spot: Caterpillar sushi with mentaiko and cheese
I haven’t come across any particularly outstanding hotpot spots worth recommending lately, but during a recent break from my busy schedule, my friend President Zhou invited me and Little D to dine at ‘New Shop.’ Along with a few friends, we not only tried some unique creative Taiwanese dishes but also enjoyed Japanese cuisine that rivals that of traditional izakayas — and the best part is, the prices are more affordable with high-quality ingredients!
TransAsia Airways flight attendants accuse company of treating them as 'disposable chopsticks'; revival of TransAsia and Uni Air with 5 statements in counterattack
Regarding the rights and interests of TransAsia Airways flight attendants and employees, the Taoyuan City Flight Attendants’ Union today petitioned the Ministry of Transportation, including claims that China Airlines (through its subsidiary Uni Air) used TransAsia to test the market and treated TransAsia as disposable 'chopsticks.' Both Uni Air and China Airlines also issued statements in response, with China Airlines stating that the accusations were 'untrue.'
Seizing Taiwan’s yakiniku N< market: Nikujō Jisanbō’s first Taiwan store opens on 10/7
Love yakiniku N< piled high over a full bowl of rice? In addition to yakiniku N< and kushi-N<, fans of yakiniku N< will soon have another brand to choose from. The new brand “Nikujō Jisanbō,” developed by the Japanese yakiniku specialty chain Nikujō, is set to open on October 7 at B1 of Hanshin Dome Shopping Mall, which has recently been continuously introducing new gourmet options.
Taiwan cram school transformed into cultural creative hostel with a 12-bed “girl squad dorm”!
Located next to the Green River in Taichung and the famous ice cream shop Miyahara Eye Clinic, the “Shinshengqiao Travel Inn,” which combines Japanese-style lodging concepts, is a newly opened hotel in June 2016. The operators have transformed an abandoned cram school into a cultural creative inn, blending commerce and creativity, and have designed a 12-bed “girl squad dorm” to welcome young people. Regular daily rates are affordable at just NT$600 (including breakfast).
Unique Malaysian Wedding Banquet Dishes You Can Try at Taiwanese MAMAK Stalls
The United International Food Group, which founded the takeaway tea drink brand "Chatime," has officially entered the Singapore-Malaysia cuisine market this year. In March, they opened the "MAMAK Stall" restaurant, offering Malaysian dishes. Starting in October, they will add two new main dishes and six side dishes. One of the two main dishes, "Malaysian Wedding Banquet Rice," is an authentic dish that can only be found at Southeast Asian wedding banquets.
Bask in the stunning scenery of Hualien and Taitung – The Valley Cycling & Picnic Day is here, and registration is open now!
Organized by the Hualien-Taitung Valley National Scenic Area Administration, the “Valley Cycling & Picnic Day” was met with an overwhelmingly positive response upon its debut last year, quickly becoming one of Taiwan’s most beloved cycling festivals. To offer even more options this year, the event will expand to include three sessions across Hualien and Taitung. Don’t miss out on this wonderful opportunity to freely cycle along country roads and enjoy a delightful picnic in the countryside.
Taipei Ranks 15th Among the World’s Best Travel Cities in 2016, Surpassing Osaka and Rome
MasterCard today released its 2016 Global Destination Cities Index report, which shows that Taipei ranked 15th among the 132 cities evaluated, improving one spot from the previous year. Bangkok, known as the "City of Angels" and a top tourist destination, claimed the top spot, while last year’s leader, London, dropped to second place.
Have you been to all of them? Taiwan’s 4 Major “Blue Print” Murals – Blue and White Art That Captures Local Culture
The entire blue wall surface, adorned with simple white lines, depicts one of the most beautiful sceneries of Tainan’s streets. After being reborn on Ximen Road at the end of 2015, the Blue Print mural once again captured the attention of travelers. But in fact, Taiwan’s Blue Print murals aren’t limited to Tainan—other cities and counties also have their own versions. This article compiles four must-see Blue Print murals around Taiwan. Each artwork integrates local landscapes or culture, telling uniquely different stories. When you have some free time, why not go and appreciate them, and experience a different side of Taiwan’s urban scenery?
The stunning hidden gem of Muguciyu is "closed to the public" for six months; entry prohibited for travelers starting October 20
Travelers will have to wait until next year to see the beautiful scenery again. Known as one of Taiwan’s most picturesque hidden paradises, Muguciyu has been frequently hit by falling rocks and prone to landslides during heavy rain, posing serious safety risks to residents and tourists. After discussions between the Hualien County Government, the Department of Transportation Safety, and local tribes, it was decided that from October 20, applications for mountain entry will be suspended to allow for road repairs.
Not just dreamy Greek style! New North Beach Café branch Features exotic charm that’s super photogenic
The recently viral Isabella Beach Café, with its breathtaking sea views and stunning Greek-style decor, creates a romantic ambiance and has become one of the favorite spots for girls. In fact, Isabella has two other branches that are easily accessible by metro, equally featuring elements loved by girls like exotic castles and dreamy princess seats, attracting many visitors.
ACHOI Restaurant Launches Autumn New Dishes – Rich Textures with Tartare Beef and Spring Roll Wraps
ACHOI Restaurant, located on the first floor of amba Taipei Zhongshan Yishè Hotel, has unveiled a brand-new autumn menu starting today. Consulting Chef Lin Ming-Chien has selected seasonal autumn produce such as pomelos, persimmons, beetroot, and carrots, pairing them with premium local seafood like mackerel and horsehead fish. By blending French culinary techniques with Taiwanese ingredients and local elements, the autumn menu is bursting with creativity.
Rescue the shipping channel！Taitung’s Fugang Fishing Port clears silt；Green Island ferry service expected to resume by the 23rd
Typhoon Meranti recently hit Taiwan, snapping the Fugang Fishing Port lighthouse and blocking the shipping channel, severely impacting transportation and supplies to and from the offshore islands. On the morning of the 22nd, Taitung County Government began dredging at the harbor mouth of Fugang Fishing Port, and ferry services to Green Island are expected to resume by the morning of the 23rd.
Travel from Kaohsiung to Taitung – Ride the Taiwan Tourist Shuttle’s Valley & Luye Line for Free!
To encourage travelers to visit Taitung, the Taiwan Tourist Shuttle’s Valley & Luye Line has partnered with Kuo-Kuang Motor Transport. Travelers departing from Kaohsiung Railway Station to Taitung may have the chance to receive a free Taiwan Tourist Shuttle Valley & Luye Line travel package!
Countdown to the New Year Abroad – Party into 2017!
“5, 4, 3, 2, 1, Happy New Year!” As this year draws to a close, are you ready to celebrate New Year’s Eve? If you're tired of the fireworks at Taipei 101 and have no plans for the holiday yet, Wu Fu Travel has already curated a series of itineraries for you — whether you're traveling with family, friends, as a couple, or even on your own, you’re guaranteed an unforgettable New Year's journey.
Is there enough meat and rice? A newly opened hot pot restaurant in Taipei blends modern vibes with heartfelt warmth.
The “Gou Gou Meat,” which just opened on August 15th on Taipei’s Da’an Road, is a hot pot restaurant that focuses on meat. In addition to the various types of beef recommended by the restaurant, there are also other meat options and seafood platters to choose from. The stylish white brick décor gives the experience of dining in a high-end café while enjoying hot pot.
Hualien “Tribal Bus” to Launch on the 22nd, Offering Direct Access to 6 Indigenous Villages
Hualien’s “Tribal Palafang Bus” officially began service on the 22nd. In the future, it will take travelers directly to tribal villages, allowing them to experience 13 eco-creative tours across six major villages on the East Coast. A tribal station has also been launched alongside the bus service — a space filled with indigenous installation art that lets visitors soak in the indigenous culture of Hualien and Taitung even before boarding.