I went for my first Taiwan trip beside serving ns. To me, it was always great to visit Taiwan. I missed the mouth-watering food more than ever. It was a 7 days trip. During this 7 days, it was cold and rainy. Let me go through the picture one by one.
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| Our first stop for breakfast. |
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| Their Iconic tower (101 building) |
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| Macaron (very expensive) |
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| Smelly tofu (not as good compare to deep fried) |
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| 肉圆 |
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| deep fried octopus (Super nice) |
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| Sell pineapple tart and green bean cake |
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| The famous Ah Zong mian xian at xi men ding |
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| Cheap and tasty |
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| The sausages were nice. |
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| Soft shell crab |
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| Oyster omelette (not as good compare to singapore) |
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| white bitter gourd juice (very special) (Not bitter) |
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| Deep-fried milk (very special creation) |
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| Super XXL chicken (outside shilin market) |
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| 七里香 （my favourite) |
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| 淡水 （opposite is 鱼人码头） |
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| grilled scallop (good!) |
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| fried pork rib |
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| Our food while singing at 钱柜 |
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| Egg pudding ( very special dessert) (very nice) |
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| The first five star hotel in Taiwan and our lunch for the below picture |
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| Feng Jia street market (at taichung) must go! |
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| frozen banana coated with chocolate and peanut |
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| Super nice tako ball (must try!) (queue spotted) |
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| A very simple egg pancake (Nice!) queue spotted too |
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| A very good yam milk tea stall |
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| Assorted tomato at tomato garden |
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| Amusement park at liu fu chun |
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| braised meat rice (not that good) |
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| fried quail egg with prawn (nice) |
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| Nice Dessert |
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| 猪脚和鸭血 |
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| BBQ lunch (ingredients fresh and excellent service) |
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| Rao he street market at taipei |
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