Songshan
Jolly, one of Taipei's few remaining brewpubs, does a roaring business nightly. High-quality Thai food (good selection of salads and curries) paired with…
Must-see restaurants in Taipei
Taipei
This popular market street by the MRT has stacks of stalls and shops selling local snacks such as a-gei (fried tofu stuffed with noodles), grilled squid,…
Taipei
This Canadian-run pub and restaurant (the Moosehead beer on the menu is a dead giveaway) is popular with expats and serves decent Tex Mex, pastas and kids…
Songshan
This halal restaurant serves some of the best, if not the best, Indian with Burmese undertones in town. Try their tandoori chicken. This is a Muslim…
Ximending & Wanhua
Lane 25, Kangding Rd is packed with Sichuan restaurants, and this one, at the head of the lane, has the craziest queues at peak mealtimes. This place with…
Shilin
This friendly family-run vegetarian restaurant serves fresh and pretty tasty trays of meatless goodness – either rice, noodles or cheesy pasta with…
Songshan
Taipei restaurants rarely do dim sum well, with the exception of this classy 2nd-floor place in the Brother Hotel. It's loud and jovial, in the usual dim…
Xinyi
In the basement of Taipei's most opulent European-styled mall, this gourmet food hall offers an oyster bar and patisserie, in addition to Japanese,…
Xinyi
This all-night sesame-cold-noodle place is no frills but filling for pocket-money prices. Also serves stewed meats, miso soup and rice and meat dishes. No…
Ximending & Wanhua
You can spot this place by the huge lines of people outside. The slurpalicious, salty noodles are very appealing on a cool Taipei evening.
Taipei
Tamsui's best a-gei (阿給, ã gěi) is in this old shop just before the beginning of Zhenli St.
Xinyi
In the shadow of Taipei 101 is this eating strip that arose to satisfy the tastes of families at nearby military Village 44. It's looking a bit worse for…
