TRAVEL TAIPEI TAIWAN | Gongguan Street Food 公館美食 #3
In Taipei's #Gongguan district, you can really eat like a true local because you are immersed in one of the most prestige school zones in Taipei. With its close proximity to National Taiwan University and National Taiwan University of Science and Technology, Gongguan is a must hit spot for foodies and tourists who are looking for some authentic Taiwanese eats.
Kevin and I have visited few of the most popular and traditional cheap eats in the area including #BubbleTea, steamed bun sandwiches, and dessert #ShavedIce. If you were hitting Taiwan, be sure to put them on your list of must tries!
For more information, please visit:
陳三鼎黑糖粉圓鮮奶專賣店 Chen San Ding Bubble Tea
No. 2, Alley 8, Lane 316, Section 3, Roosevelt Rd, Zhongzheng District, Taipei City, 100
藍家割包 Lan Jia Steamed Sandwich Shop
No. 3號, Alley 8, Lane 316, Section 3, Roosevelt Rd, Zhongzheng District, Taipei City, 100
台一牛奶大王 Tai Yi Milk King
No. 82號, Section 3, Xinsheng S Rd, Da’an District, Taipei City, 106
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Raohe Night Market in Taipei: MUST-EAT Taiwan Street Food - Pepper Pork Buns & Bone Soup!
Raohe Night Market is one of the best Taiwanese street food night markets in Taipei:
One of the best things to do when you visit Taipei is go around at night and visit the many night markets the city has to offer. While the biggest and grandest night market in Taipei is the famous Shilin Night Market, there are many others. One of the others that I really liked was Raohe Night Market, located on Raohe Street. The market was smaller and friendlier, and along the street they packed in some seriously delicious food. One evening during our visit to Taipei, we headed over to the market in the evening to explore, wander around, and eat some of the must eat things to try at the market. Here are the main things we tried.
Fuzhou Pepper Buns (pork pepper buns)
Without doubt, Fuzhou Pepper Buns (pork pepper buns) is the most famous street food to eat at the Raohe Night Markets - and it’s crazy busy at all times that it’s open. Located right at the entrance of the market, you won’t have any trouble finding it. They are so popular, they even have a line marked out so it may feel like you’re actually standing in line at immigration instead of waiting for food. I ordered the classic pepper pork bun, a circle of dough filled with a pepper marinated mixture of pork, filled with green onions, wrapped into a bun, and then cooked in a tandoor oven. The result was an incredibly delicious bun, topped with loads of sesame seeds. The pork inside was meaty and had a nice salty and slightly sweet flavor, with a good freshness from the green onions. But definitely the bread was the highlight with its crispy and gooey texture all in one. Although the Fuzhou Pepper Buns stall has a long line at all times, it really is worth the wait. It’s most definitely one of the must eat things at Raohe Street Night Market in Taipei.
Grilled Squid
Another one of my favorite Taiwanese street food snacks at night markets is grilled squid, which is typically available from multiple stands throughout any night market. Spotting a squid vendor, we moved in to order some. The squid was first boiled, then grilled, basted in some kind of dark looking teriyaki sauce, and then cut up into slices for eating. It was then topped in some pepper and chili powder. Squid is just an excellent street food night market snack. The squid was fresh and the texture was excellent.
Fried dumplings
Continuing on our tour of must eat food at Raohe Night Market, we continued with a cup of fried dumpling, which were freshly cooked, and golden brown on one side, and then gooey on the top and the middle and filled with a mixture of minced meat and green onions on the inside. The dumplings were then topped with sauce and chilies and served with a skewer for eating. Again, just like many of the dumplings in Taiwan, they were delicious.
Pork bone herbal soup
Another one of the most famous things to eat at Raohe Night Market is the herbal pork bone soup, and there area number of restaurants that sell the same thing, and all of them are extremely busy. We chose one, got a seat, and our bowls of pork bone soup came almost immediately and they were piping hot. There wasn’t a lot of meat on the bones, but the pork did taste pretty good, and especially when it was dipped in the sauce. The soup was also flavorful, mild in flavor, but with a good Chinese medicinal flavor to it.
After finishing the pork bone soup, I was feeling pretty happy and satisfied, and so we decided to call it a night at Raohe Night Market and head back to our hotel. I really enjoyed the mix of food and the overall friendly environment at Raohe Night Market, and I think it’s a great place to spend some time exploring when you’re in Taipei.
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DRONE IN TAIPEI (TAIWAN): Is it possible in 2019?! (awesome 4K Drone Footage)
Flying a Drone in Taipei City in 2019?!
In this VLOG i wanna find out if it's possible to fly a Drone in Taipei City, Taiwan in asia. I'm using my DJI Mavic Air and first I wanna explain the Drone Laws and Regulations here and then find cool places to fly my Drone. I'm going to Daan Forest Park and on the rooftop of my apartment.
Also I include some other footage of Taipei like Taipei 101 Tower and Gongguan Area to find out if it's allowed to fly a drone here.
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On average Taipei receives .1mm of rain 188 days out of the year. It's not a surprise that umbrella shops are numerous in the city.
November is the driest month and June is the wettest, with on average 322mm of rainfall total for the month.
I actually came up with the idea for this video while I was waiting for the skies to clear so I could finish the previous video. Taipei is one of the most convenient cities in the world so there are plenty of places to hide from the rain. Or escape the intense hot summer days!
Taipei Main Station is by far the largest underground network of shopping malls and places to hide from the rain. But as I mention in the video alot of Taipei Main Station is designed for people coming and going, connecting with other MRT lines and trains. For the highest end experience out of my suggestions look no further than Taipei City Hall MRT station. It's here where you have an amazing selection of restaurants, cafes, shopping, and entertainment that would allow you to wait out a typhoon if needed.
I didn't include Zhongxiao Fuxing and Taipei 101 in this video but these are good places to escape the rain.
Once you are in an MRT station you can arrive at any of these places without having to step out into the elements.
Thanks for watching and enjoy your stay in Taipei!
TRAVEL TAIPEI TAIWAN | National Taiwan University 台灣大學 #2
This is the 2nd day that Kevin is in Taiwan and I have decided to show him around #NationalTaiwanUniversity.. mostly for the amazing food variety at Gongguan which is a district next to the university. The National Taiwan University (NTU) is usually a great place to walk around if you are looking for a not so touristy spot and this is exactly how Kevin likes his vacation in Taiwan, no crowds no nonsense.
Today though was.. terribly rainy and we managed to make the most of it. Well at least we got about through the entrance of the NTU and 5 minutes into the campus lol okay yea, this is for anyone who's interested in doing an exchange program in NTU. Kevin and I were simply there for the food. You will find out soon enough in the next video!
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