NOX Taipei, a popular bar known for its excellent cocktails crafted by owner-bartender Mordie Tseng, who has won numerous awards at cocktail competitions held in Taiwan, is located near MRT Xinyi Anhe Station, on Anhe Road 2...
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Alexander's Steakhouse, a restaurant that has previously earned one Michelin star, has landed in Taipei.
In Cupertino, California, USA, the original restaurant held a Michelin star for three years from 2011 to 2013, and there are also branches in San Francisco and Pasadena...
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"Lao Dian Dian Tainan Yi Mian" near "Linjiang Street Night Market" is the best! This is the area to go for a late-night snack!
Tonghua Street Night Market (Linjiang Street Tourist Night Market), which boasts Hakka culture, has become significantly more accessible since the opening of the Xinyi Line. It's a popular night market that's always bustling with locals, and features more brick-and-mortar shops than street stalls...
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"Members-only bar": Open the private doors to a hidden world where VIP adults gather and enjoy a different side of Taipei.
After opening a bottle of champagne at the WOOBAR in the W Taipei Hotel, we headed to a building near Taipei 101, also in the Xinyi area. Thanks to an introduction from the Japanese owner, our fourth stop was a members-only establishment accessible only by invitation...
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Enjoy champagne while soaking up the resort atmosphere by the poolside at "WOOBAR" in "W Taipei".
Located in the Xinyi area surrounding Taipei 101, a famous tourist spot in Taiwan, the W Taipei Hotel, which opened on February 14, 2011, stands out remarkably. The name "W" stands for "Whate...
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MUME, a modern European restaurant, is a hot topic in Taipei and is currently experiencing a massive boom!
In December 2014, owner-chef Richie Lin (aka Rich Ard) quietly opened "MUME," a modern European restaurant, in a secluded alley in Taipei's Daan district. It was named one of the "World's 50 Best Restaurants"...
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"L'Atelier de Joël Robuchon Taipei" - The beloved disciples of the world-renowned French culinary master.
In the rapidly developing Xinyi New World area of the East District, lies "Taipei 101," a major tourist attraction bustling with visitors. After seven years of construction, a ceremony celebrating its opening was held at the entrance on December 31, 2004...
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Experience Taiwanese culture in the retro apartment complex of "Si Si Nan Cun" and shop at "Good Hill".
Located about a five-minute walk south of the skyscraper Taipei 101 is the retro residential complex "Si Si Nan Cun." It's one of the former military dependents' villages (juan song), where soldiers and their families who emigrated from mainland China after the war lived. Many of these have been demolished...
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Taipei 101: A popular 101-story skyscraper that is a symbol of Taipei.
Taipei 101, a major tourist attraction bustling with visitors, celebrated its opening on December 31, 2004, after seven years of construction. The building stands 509.2 meters tall, with 101 floors above ground and 5 floors underground...
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The vibrant streetscape around "Taipei 101" and "Shin Kong Mitsukoshi," one of Taipei's largest shopping malls.
A 10-minute walk from the Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall will take you to Xinyi New World in the rapidly developing East District. Here, starting with the opening of Building A11 of "Shin Kong Mitsukoshi Taipei Xinyi New World," which has been based in the Taipei Xinyi Commercial District since 1997, new buildings have been opening one after another, and currently...
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The National Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall was established to honor Sun Yat-sen, the leader of the Chinese Revolution and often called the father of Taiwan.
Sun Yat-sen Park, entrance to the National Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall. The National Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall (Guó Lòguó Fu Zhīn Guán) was established to honor the achievements of Sun Yat-sen, a leader of China's modernization revolution and known as the "Father of the Nation" in Taiwan, and to pass on his teachings to future generations. His portrait is on the 100 yuan banknote...
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