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Fuyi Lodge’s Spring Menu Features Sweet and Tangy Flavors, Showcasing a Variety of Delicious Pasta and Risotto Dishes
Spring is the season when everything blooms, and many restaurants have launched new spring menus. Fuyi Lodge’s Port 23 Restaurant is no exception. The new head chef, Yuming Chien, brings the spirit of Franco-Italian bistro cuisine to the table, introducing a selection of pasta and risotto dishes, all infused with sweet and tangy flavors that offer rich layers of taste.
Taiwan’s creative steamed buns for just 50 NT$—find your fill with the ultra-satisfying Japanese-style stir-fried noodle flavor for only 35 NT$!
Not your ordinary steamed bun (not just any old thing). The “Not Your Ordinary” steamed bun isn’t what you’d expect—it’s a modern twist born in Tainan, infused with bold new flavors and cooking methods that breathe fresh life into the classic steamed bun. Among them,
Hsinchu’s Dreamlike "Jimmy Liao Square" Features a Sky-Blue Mural Wall That Feels Like Stepping Into a Dream
Not to be outshined by Yilan’s Jimmy Liao-themed train station, Hsinchu now has its own "Jimmy Liao Dream World," transporting visitors into a storybook-like fantasy. Inspired by *The Butterfly and the Little Wind*, Hsinchu Crystal Plaza has created two Jimmy Liao-themed art installations and mural walls within its premises. The dreamy, childlike designs have attracted many travelers to visit and take photos, making it a new hotspot for Instagram-worthy moments.
Like Spending a Night in a Gallery: 4 Must-Stay Design Hotels in Artistic Melbourne
Melbourne, Australia is a charming city brimming with artistic flair. Visiting here means indulging in delicious food, savoring fine wine, and exploring art and culture. In such a beautiful city, there are naturally eye-catching art-inspired hotels. Below are four distinctive accommodations that feel like stepping into an art gallery.
Miss it and wait N years more – the “Magic Bean Vine” at Dajia Riverside Park is in bloom!
A Magic Bean Vine from Jack’s story has appeared at Dajia Riverside Park!? Actually, it’s the agave near Gate No. 9 that’s blooming. The flower stalks of the agave grow straight up toward the sky like towering poles, and at first glance, they resemble Jack’s magic bean vine. The Taipei Water Department specifically pointed out, “If you miss this, you’ll have to wait N years.”
Boarding at the last minute? Lost luggage? The 9 most common mistakes at the airport
Every trip is filled with anticipation, but unexpected issues before boarding can easily dampen your travel mood. Travel search engine "Skyscanner" has compiled a list of the 9 most common mistakes people make at the airport. Take a look to stay alert—don’t let your guard down on your next trip, so you can enjoy it to the fullest.
A Battle of the Popular Potstickers in Yonghe: Jiang's or Lü's – Which to Choose?
I originally just went to try Jiang’s Restaurant, but ended up unable to resist the delicious food. After finishing my meal, I spontaneously decided to head over to Lü’s Potstickers. The two are related—Jiang’s former owner later moved near A-Mei Supermarket to open Lü’s Potstickers, and handed the old shop over to his brother-in-law, who has been running it ever since. Both shops serve exactly the same menu, specializing in freshly made potstickers and dumplings.
Mini Monster Burgers Are Super Adorable!“Burger Kids” Newly Opened at Fengjia Night Market
Friends who love strolling through Fengjia Night Market have another treat in store!“Burger Kids X Burger Brothers” specializing in ultra-cute monster burgers made its debut here in late February. With their compact size packed with rich ingredients and those two big, adorable eyes, these snacks not only satisfy your taste buds but also feed your camera lens.
Southern Ocean Cherry Blossoms in Full Bloom at Wushantou Reservoir; Japanese-Style Festival Kicks Off
The annual Southern Ocean cherry blossoms at Wushantou Reservoir are gradually blooming beautifully. To celebrate their full bloom, the scenic area will host the Japanese-Style Festival from March 11 to April 4, creating a strong Japanese atmosphere throughout the park. This allows visitors to feel as if they are enjoying cherry blossoms in Japan, making Wushantou Reservoir more vibrant and lively during the blossom season.
A single bite brings happiness—the limited-edition strawberry toast box from Tainan handmade bakery
Fatty set out early again in search of strawberries. Usually late for work every day, I actually left home early just to buy breakfast—how irresistible food can be, huh XD? When I saw this season-limited strawberry toast box on the shop’s Facebook page, it made my heart and taste buds itch—I just had to try it!! Come see where you can get it~
The era of long-haul budget airlines has arrived — one-way flights from Europe to the Americas for under NT$5,000!
Currently, budget airlines are still mainly regional services, but soon, long-haul flights won’t require spending tens of thousands of dollars on tickets either. According to Business Insider, international airline group IAG officially launched a long-haul budget airline this Friday (the 17th), named LEVEL.
“Don’t want to work? Just drink a latte” — it’s speaking your mind. The quirky coffee trend is flooding social media.
Stuck in the exhausting cycle of overworking is a common struggle for many office workers. Recently, quirky coffee cups featuring the phrase “Don’t want to work? Just drink a latte” have gone viral on Instagram. This simple message captures the mood of many, as if venting all their frustrations. Its witty style has instantly resonated widely with netizens.
Be surrounded by mountains and the sea ! 3 incredibly romantic "glass house" homestays in Hualien
Hualien boasts beautiful mountains and waters, with an exceptionally rich natural environment. Whether you want to relax, gaze at the sea, or be embraced by greenery, why not spend a few nights in Hualien? ETtoday EBC News has handpicked 3 dreamy "glass house" homestays in Hualien — come and heal with the island’s landscapes while learning to slow down and enjoy life.
Seven Themed Zones & Up-Close Encounters with “DreamWorks Stars” – Macau Ice Sculpture Exhibition Grand Opening
Asia’s largest indoor ice sculpture exhibition is on display at The Venetian Macao from now until July 9. This year’s theme, “DreamWorks Experience: An Ice Adventure,” features seven animated-themed ice sculpture zones, bringing together iconic stars from “Kung Fu Panda,” “Madagascar,” “Shrek,” “How to Train Your Dragon,” “The Croods,” and “Trolls.”
Serrated red-earth badlands erupt like wildfire—Miaoli’s Flame Mountain is a breathtaking sight!
The mountain slopes, rendered in fiery orange-red hues, present a jagged, undulating profile that rises abruptly from the base. Centuries of erosion have split the entire mountain range in two, and when viewed from above, it resembles flames bursting forth from the badlands—a super intriguing natural landscape that shrouds "Miaoli Flame Mountain" in mystery.
Beginner-friendly camping site in Taichung: five-star bathroom facilities, spacious lawns, and a splash pool
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A must-visit in a lifetime！Shirakawa-go covered in heavy snow in March transforms into a fairytale town like a gingerbread village
Unless you head to high-altitude areas, the chance of seeing snow in Taiwan is very low. Therefore, for those who yearn for a snowy wonderland but don’t want the hassle of flying all the way to Northern Europe, Japan’s “Shirakawa-go” is highly recommended. This winter arrived late, and when our reporter visited on March 9, they were lucky enough to encounter a snow-covered scene. The entire village was blanketed in pristine snow, with rooftops coated in a layer of white sugar frosting. Paired with the brown buildings, the houses resembled gingerbread cottages, creating the illusion of being in a fairytale town.
Taipei Creative Hakka Cuisine – Spicy & Numbing "Dry Pot Peanuts & Pork Trotters"
In recent years, thanks to strong promotion by the Council of Hakka Affairs, Hakka cuisine has grown increasingly popular. Known for its savory and delicious flavors at affordable prices, it has become a top choice for office workers dining out. To cater to modern tastes, traditional Hakka food—once known for being "oily, salty, and strongly flavored"—has gradually evolved toward lighter, less greasy versions.
Kaohsiung Ruins Attraction "Anle Building" – Experience the Former Glory of a Grand Tavern
Another popular ruins spot in Kaohsiung has emerged. Located in Linyuan District, Kaohsiung, the Anle Building became an internet sensation after being featured in the TV drama "The Story of a Noble Family." Its unique ruins-style, hidden away in the alleys of the market, preserves the area’s rise and fall in prosperity. Many fans of the drama have flocked here as a pilgrimage, following in the footsteps of "The Story of a Noble Family" to experience the former grandeur of a large tavern.