The 57th Golden Horse Awards will take place on November 26. For the first time, the backstage snacks this year are being handled by the chain restaurant brand Wang Steak, with Executive Chefs Wu Tsair-neng and Lin Cheng-teh leading a R&D team to create 10 specially crafted delicate bites. The buffet-style spread will treat the red carpet stars of the Golden Horse Awards, and Wang Steak’s beef short ribs also appear on the menu. Other dishes include French-imported mussels and grilled king oyster mushrooms.
When you're at life's peak or feeling down, a drink or two is almost inevitable. Under the dim lighting, you can freely vent your emotions. Hidden in the alleys of Tainan, "Laid-Back Bar" offers a rare customization service. Just share your story or mood with the staff, and they’ll craft a unique cocktail tailored to you, allowing every customer to immerse themselves in their own little world.
Street Churros Taiwan has just launched its new menu today (the 24th)! In addition to the classic churro rings, nut & grain churro rings, churro hot dogs, and the refreshingly cool "Mascarpone Ah-Chu", the latest addition is the "Fun Chu"—churro rings soaked in rich, molten chocolate. Made with premium Italian dark chocolate blended with creamy milk, this warm treat pairs perfectly with the crispy outside and chewy inside of the scrumptious churro rings. Even when the cold snap hits, it’s pure warmth in every bite!
(2016.10.25) Over the years of traveling, what I’ve come to pursue has changed — the more remote and perilous the place, the rarer and harder-to-see the scenery, the more I want to conquer it and witness it for myself. Places like the mist-enveloped Sky City, the astonishingly precarious Miracle Rock, and the dreamlike, fiery red Tsuta Swamp in Aomori Prefecture that seems otherworldly. Two years ago, after seeing photos of Tsuta Swamp online, I was truly stunned by its soul-shaking beauty...
Transparent glass houses standing in the city—this view is truly stunning, as if you’ve stepped into a fairy-tale paradise! ETtoday EBC News has handpicked 4 of Taipei’s most popular glass house cafés and restaurants. With sunlight streaming in and breathtaking views all around, why not relax with a cup of coffee and soak in this rare, dreamlike atmosphere?
For those on a diet, delicious food is undoubtedly the biggest enemy. Among them, cheese—with its dramatically stringy texture and tendency to burst with melted goodness—is definitely the ultimate villain. One bite, and the rich cheese slowly oozes out, playing a high-calorie symphony in your mouth. It’s an indulgence so irresistible that calories don’t even matter—just eat it first!
Asia's low-cost carrier AirAsia's first Z2 7124 flight officially arrived in Taipei from Cebu today (25th). To celebrate the inaugural flight, AirAsia specially prepared Filipino-style coconut candy, allowing passengers to get a taste of Cebu’s charm in advance. Additionally, every passenger received an AirAsia pillow and eye mask after boarding, ensuring a comfortable journey to the picturesque Philippines — Cebu.
The entire Boeing 737 is parked right in the plaza, its massive presence making it an absolute eye-catcher. Even more uniquely, the fuselage is painted in blue and white, giving off a distinct Mediterranean-Greek vibe that has passersby stopping in their tracks to take a look. This outdoor attraction at King Bridge Hotel – Bridge Garden Hotel has successfully captured everyone’s attention and helped boost the business’s visibility.
Have you ever seen a café inside a culvert? This uniquely designed structure, which at first glance looks like it could be abroad, is cleverly embedded in a grassy slope, creating a rare and special sight. This bread and dessert-focused café, “Good Things Bakery,” is located in Baoshan Township, Hsinchu. Aside from enjoying an afternoon tea inside the culvert, there's also a large expanse of lush green grass outside—perfect for relaxing and having fun on the weekends!
To celebrate its grand opening, I-ce Paris Guangfu Branch will hold a "NT$1 Ice Roll" event on the 26th. Visit the store between 12:30 PM and 5:00 PM, check in and tag the location on your Facebook, and you can enjoy delicious ice rolls for just NT$1. Don’t miss this chance to try something new!
As temperatures cool in autumn and the lush green mountains gradually turn crimson, it’s the perfect time to plan a refreshing maple-viewing trip. While Japan is famous for its stunning autumn foliage, Taiwan also boasts many incredible spots to admire the red leaves. Let’s explore some popular maple-watching destinations in Central Taiwan together.
Igor is one of my favorite guest chefs among the many who have come to Taiwan. In 2013, I had the pleasure of collaborating with him on a feast that combined food and violin performance — a memorable experience that still feels vivid today. Unexpectedly, he’s returned to Taiwan again, this time taking things a step further by opening a branch named after his Michelin one-star Italian restaurant: "L'origine by La Credenza." Without hesitation, I headed straight to Nangang. It only opened on December 1st, and I heard that during the soft opening period, there were limits on the number of guests.
Disneyland, a paradise of joy for both adults and children, offers not only thrilling rides and amazing performances but also hidden culinary surprises. Among them, the “Monte Cristo sandwich” at the New Orleans Square Café in Disneyland has left everyone who’s tried it craving more—it's even been frequently featured as a must-eat attraction by multiple media outlets. And if you can’t make it to Disneyland, no worries—you can enjoy it in a Taichung café too!
The essence of spring in Japan is especially vibrant—silver-white snow walls emerge at Tateyama Kurobe, heralding the season’s arrival. Wisteria blooms cascade like waterfalls to welcome spring, while shibazakura (moss phlox) compete in beauty by adorning the foothills of Mount Fuji. In the distance, the traditional gassho-style villages remain standing in reverence, awaiting the natural splendor of spring’s embrace. Such quintessential Japanese seasonal beauty awaits your discovery.
If you love nature and ecology, you’ll definitely fall in love with Sabah. Also known as the “Land Below the Wind,” Sabah is located in northeastern Borneo, part of East Malaysia. It boasts abundant forest and marine resources. Whether you want to track the elusive proboscis monkey or dive into the blue sea for an underwater walking adventure, Sabah offers endless fun and excitement.
Experience the unique beauty of winter in northern Japan—Hokkaido is your top choice. In this vast land, head east to see drifting ice by boat; go south to take in Hakodate’s night view, ranked among the world’s top three; visit Asahikawa to witness adorable penguin parades; and in Sapporo, enjoy the White Illuminations and Snow Festival.
Do you still remember that incomparable beauty when meteors streak across the Milky Way, an emotion that no aperture lens can capture — just reach out your hands to hold onto this time-lapsed moment of the sky, and create the most beautiful, most beautiful group camping smiles together.
HowToTrip’s Harbor Restaurant Tienmu Branch will open on November 30. On that day, the lunch service will offer a “Buy One Get One Free” deal for the first 80 groups, and from November 30 to December 9, there will also be a special “Buy 10 Harbor Meal Vouchers, Get 2 Free” promotion. Additionally, the opening day of the new Harbor Restaurant branch is the only time when the managers (six head chefs) from all Harbor Restaurant branches will gather together to personally serve dishes to customers of the new branch.
Tucked away on Minsheng Road in Yuanlin Township, Changhua County, is a hidden gem called “Crème Brûlée Live in Attic.” Due to its very discreet location inside an arcade, you’ll need to look carefully to find it. As the name suggests, Crème Brûlée Live in Attic’s signature dish is none other than its crème brûlée. The caramel topping is delightfully crisp, making a satisfying crack when scooped with a spoon, while the custard beneath is soft yet rich.
“What is essential is invisible to the eye.” In his own planet, The Little Prince had a beloved rose. If you haven’t found yours yet, why not look for it in the Rose Garden at the Taipei Expo’s Xinsheng Park? This dreamy urban garden is home to over 600 varieties of roses, which bloom in a dazzling array of colors, making it feel like a hidden garden in a palace!