Other restaurants in Taiwan
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Cottonfields Organic Health Store
Need something to balance out the night markets' stick-meat, fried tofu and assorted artery-clogging goodness? Taipei has a number of places to get organic fruits, vegetables and other healthy products. Our favourite place is Cottonfields, which sells the sort of stuff you'd find at a farmer's market in places like San Francisco. They also sell salads and have a great juice bar with upstairs seating.
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Yuan Yuan Yuan
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Tianmu Takashimaya
Sashimi, Indian, bratwurst and doughnuts. What more could you ask for in the basement of an upmarket department store? Also home to one of the best Korean hot-pot places in town.
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Tianmu Sogo
New on the food court scene, what this one lacks in size (there are only a dozen or so stalls, far fewer than at nearby Takashimaya) it makes up for in quality and excellent ice-cream crêpes.
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Taipei 101
Though most people are drawn to Asia's tallest building by its height, some folks never leave the basement. Expect sandwiches, sushi, pasta, prime rib and more. Freeloaders take note: Jason's – a very upmarket supermarket in the basement – doles out free samples liberally.
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Sushi Express
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Shingong Tower
Two floors of food stalls to choose from, including hard-to-find items such as duck-meat sandwiches and fish-ball soup. Many of the shops on the lower level offer samples, making the Shingong food court a moocher's paradise.
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Santa Cruz
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Ruifong Night Market
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Q Mall
Just north of Taipei Main Station, Q Mall (aka the new bus station) has a great selection of stalls serving everything from Chinese to Western to Indian food. There's also a small branch of the upmarket Jason's Supermarket.
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My Sweetie Pie
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Mountain Legend
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Liuhe Night Market
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Fulong Biandang
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Cifadahan Cafe
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Breeze
Totally renovated in 2008, the 2nd floor of Taipei Main Station now boasts a slightly higher class of fast-food joints alongside old favourites such as conveyer-belt sushi and Mr Brown Coffee.
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