Taipei is a food lover’s paradise, offering a diverse range of delicious street food that is sure to satisfy every palate. The vibrant night markets in Taipei is a must visit. Its a feast for the senses and has something to offer for everyone. Here’s a glimpse into some must-try dishes from Taipei.

Stinky Tofu

Stinky tofu is a beloved Taiwanese delicacy that may challenge your senses with its strong odor. Despite its pungent smell, the crispy exterior paired with a soft, fermented interior offers a unique flavor that’s worth trying!

Crispy Milk Donut

If I had to sum it up in one word, it’s heavenly. Perfect for those with a sweet tooth, the crispy milk donut is an absolute must-try that will have you craving more. You’ll get it in one of the Ximending streets. Its a small shop and there’s a huge queue but its all worth the wait!!!

Tip: Savor it while it’s warm for the ultimate indulgence.

Tornado Potato

An eye-catching snack, the tornado potato is a spiral-cut potato deep-fried on a stick. Seasoned with your choice of spices, it’s a fun and tasty twist on traditional potato chips that combines crunch with flavor. You’ll find it in one of the Taipei’s night markets.

Boba Tea

This iconic Taiwanese drink is famous for its chewy tapioca pearls and is a must try. Available in various flavors, boba tea is a refreshing and fun beverage that makes for the perfect companion while exploring the bustling streets.

Kimchi Rice

A fusion of Korean and Taiwanese cuisines, kimchi rice offers a spicy kick that’s both hearty and satisfying. The combination of rice and tangy pickled vegetables creates a comforting dish that excites the taste buds.

Fried Chicken and Rice Bowl

Crispy fried chicken served over a bed of fluffy rice is a filling meal option both locals and visitors love. The dish was incredibly comforting and packed with flavor. We enjoyed it at a cozy little eatery in the vibrant Ximending neighborhood.

Yoghurt Ice Cream

Creamy and refreshing, yogurt ice cream makes for a delightful dessert option to cool off on warm days. With a tangy twist and a smooth texture, it’s an excellent treat that both kids and adults will enjoy.

Peanut Ice Cream

A unique Taiwanese dessert, peanut ice cream is made with crushed peanuts and a hint of sugar. This sweet yet savory concoction is often wrapped in a thin crepe, offering a crunch that beautifully complements the velvety ice cream.

Spicy Noodle Bowl

We enjoyed a spicy noodle bowl at the airport, and it was nothing short of divine. Loaded with vegetables, tender dumplings, noodles, and seaweed, all enhanced by a generous splash of chili oil, it was a flavor-packed delight.