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A stylish Taiwanese vermicelli shop with a lightly sweet broth, balanced thickening, and powder-free assorted fish cakes.
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A stylish Taiwanese vermicelli shop with a lightly sweet broth, balanced thickening, and powder-free assorted fish cakes.
The shop specializes in freshly made scallion pancakes packed with scallions; beef rolls, hot-and-sour soup, and other items are also available.
It serves Southern-style pork zongzi, wonton soup, and Four Gods Soup; the zongzi has rice and pepper aromas and differs from the generously filled Northern style.
This Shilin Market pork soup uses thick pork coated in a thin starch layer for a springy bite; the cabbage-and-dried-flounder broth is clean and gently sweet.
Thin, crisp pork stuffed pancakes with juicy meat filling; the red bean version is like a whole bowl of red bean soup inside.
A casual braised-pork spot focused on pork hock rice, pork trotters, and pork-trotter noodles, with well-seasoned flavors that are not heavily salty.
A Taiwanese traditional snack spot serving coffin toast, oyster omelets, and more.
Centered on crisp, springy squid and a slightly sweet broth, with thick rice noodles similar to mi taimu; pepper brings a different flavor.
Known for meatballs with a crisp exterior that is not overly hard, plus clear, sweet soups to pair.
Fried Taiwanese cakes with a crisp crust made from pure rice batter, including oyster fritters, tofu, cuttlefish, and chive strips.
The signature pork trotter melts in the mouth, with a flavor that is neither greasy nor too heavy.
A small Nanfang'ao snack stall serving freshly fried shrimp cake: crisp outside, tender inside, with a fresh, sweet shrimp flavor, best eaten right after frying.
Pig blood soup with assorted side dishes, plus traditional noodle and rice dishes.
Xihu pepper buns are baked in a ceramic oven over charcoal; the lamb flavor has little gamey odor, and calling ahead to order is recommended.
A tucked-away alleyway shop for pan-fried rice cakes, repeatedly fried for a fragrant, crisp exterior and tender center, with soups available to pair.
Twice-fried stinky tofu with a crisp exterior and tender interior, served with Taiwanese pickles and yuzu-seasoned shredded radish to cut the richness.
The rice in the charcoal shrimp rice carries a charcoal aroma, while shrimp sauce, crispy egg bits, and soft egg build vivid layers.
Pork knuckle with a milky original broth; the soup can be refilled, and the menu also includes handmade noodles, blanched greens, and chicken testicle-and-tendon soup.
Wenhua Agei in Tamsui Old Street has firm, flavorful tofu pouches, springy vermicelli that soaks up the sauce, and fish paste with a house miso-red sauce.
Handmade Yunnan rice noodles in Qingjing’s lanes, with a rich yet non-greasy broth.
A Shida Night Market shop focused on a single type of one-bite-sized pan-fried bun.
Near Miaodong Night Market, the menu includes Taiwanese meatballs, bian shi dumplings, and pineapple ice.
Made-to-order traditional zhuangyuan cake with a soft, chewy texture; peanut and sesame are the classic flavors.
An old steamed meat-dumpling shop tucked into a Chengde Road alley, with soft, pleasantly chewy wrappers and fragrant meat filling; best enjoyed as a snack.
A Tongxiao local snack of freshly fried stinky tofu, crisp outside and tender inside, served with pickled cabbage.
A small braised-pork-rice shop serving braised pork rice, pork thick soup, and a few side dishes; seating is limited, so takeaway is more convenient.
A small noodle shop in Zuoying with firm, chewy noodles and a compact dining space.
Sliced tomatoes with ginger-sugar sauce, offering a sweet-tart, refreshing taste with an old-fashioned feel.
A riverside Hakka rice-cake shop serving sweet and savory shui ban and turnip cake with tea for a simple, rustic rice-based tea break.