Taipei Must-eat Food

Pineapple cakes are a very famous snack in Taiwan. They are often found at weddings, engagement banquets, and other banquets in Taiwan. They have very good meanings, so you must try pineapple cakes when you go to Taiwan. In addition to Taiwan's famous large intestine wrapped in small intestine, Taipei also has a kind of oyster omelet and tempura that are super popular. You must try them when you come to Taiwan. The following introduces several must-eat foods in Taiwan. Let’s take a look.

Oyster Omelette

The oysters are juicy and delicious when paired with eggs, chives and sweet and spicy sauce!

Tempura

Purely handmade, the fish paste is made into various shapes, crispy and tender, very good!

Large intestine wrapped in small intestine

Taiwanese sausages are wrapped in glutinous rice, very crispy!

Xiao Long Bao

It's fresh and juicy, with a thin and chewy skin, which makes people praise it!

Braised Rice with Pork and Soy Sauce

The pork belly is stewed with spices and poured over hot rice. It's delicious!

Oyster Noodles

The rich and flavorful soup base, rice noodles with large intestine, steamed buns and oysters are very delicious!

Mid-range restaurants

1. Addiction Aquatic Development

Ranked #13 of 8858 restaurants in Taipei

Overall rating: 4.5 points (53 reviews)

The most fashionable seafood food in Taipei, a new dining model has been created here, where you can personally select the finest seafood ingredients at very affordable prices. There are quite a lot of diners, and the decoration design is simple and beautiful.

Cuisine: Japanese cuisine Location: No. 18, Lane 2, Lane 410, Minzu East Road, Zhongshan District, Taipei City Business hours: 10:00-21:00 in the Litun area; 11:00-21:00 in the barbecue area Price: NT$700 per person Contact: +886-2-2508-1268

Ranked 70th of 8858 restaurants in Taipei

Overall rating: 4.0 (88 reviews)

Won the Excellence Award in 2013

Founded in 1977, the restaurant not only has exquisite culinary skills, but also pushes the cultural spirit to a higher level. "Passion, care, and true taste" is the concept that Xin Ye has always adhered to, which is very consistent with the local Taiwanese culture. Most recommended: fried pork liver, sashimi, and squid balls.

Cuisine: Taiwanese Location: 8F, No. 9, Songshou Road, Xinyi District, Taipei City Business hours: 11:00-22:00, 11:30 – 14:30 (lunch), 17:00 – 21:30 (dinner) Price: NT$700 per person

Ranked #6 of 8858 restaurants in Taipei

Overall rating: 4.5 points (total 621 reviews)

Won the Excellence Award in 2013

This chain restaurant mainly serves noodle dishes. Its steamed dumplings are well-known all over the world. The fillings are the right amount of fat and lean, and the dumplings are sealed with 18 tight folds. They are freshly made and steamed. The delicious taste makes every customer who has eaten them rave about it.

Cuisine: Chinese Location: No. 194, Section 2, Xinyi Road, Da'an District, Taipei City Business Hours: 10:00-21:00 (Monday to Friday); 09:00-21:00 (Saturday and Sunday) Price: NT$500 per person Contact: +886-2-23218928

This restaurant is also located in the center of the business district and is also a chain. The prices are moderate to above average, but it is a famous restaurant after all. The xiaolongbao are made freshly, and you can see the chef busy at work through the glass. The crab meat xiaolongbao is very delicious. ”

Low-priced restaurants

4. Yong Kang Beef Noodles

Ranked 90th of 8858 restaurants in Taipei

Overall rating: 4.0 (55 reviews)

Won the Excellence Award in 2013

This 40-year-old shop has grown from a small beef noodle stall to become the most authentic Sichuan beef noodle shop.

Cuisine: Chinese Location: No. 17, Lane 31, Section 2, Jinshan South Road, Taipei City Business Hours: 11:00-21:30 Price: NT$200 per person Contact: +886-2-2351-1051

So delicious and so affordable. We asked a taxi to bring us here. Although there was a long queue, the food tasted really good. Taiwanese cuisine is generally light in flavor, but this heavy red oil soup is definitely unique. The meat is good without any tendons and the quantity is generous. Definitely worth it, a must-eat in Taipei!"