Taiwan = Wonderful People + Amazing Food
And no trip to Taiwan would be complete without a visit to a Night Market, home to some of the most delicious (and cheap!) food one can find here. While each city's night market has a unique local spin on traditional foods made with homegrown delicacies, what they share in common is a family-friendly carnival atmosphere where visitors can eat themselves into a blissful frenzy without breaking the bank.
Last night's highlights: "Stinky Tofu" (which smells like, well, not something edible, but tastes awesome!), a burrito-looking wrap filled with vegetables and sweet peanut powder, grilled corn on the cob, and some of the most delicious seasonal fruit Taiwan has to offer.
I am extremely grateful for this much-needed opportunity to rest, re-fuel and re-charge after the past two months. Life is precious. And all to short.
And no trip to Taiwan would be complete without a visit to a Night Market, home to some of the most delicious (and cheap!) food one can find here. While each city's night market has a unique local spin on traditional foods made with homegrown delicacies, what they share in common is a family-friendly carnival atmosphere where visitors can eat themselves into a blissful frenzy without breaking the bank.
Last night's highlights: "Stinky Tofu" (which smells like, well, not something edible, but tastes awesome!), a burrito-looking wrap filled with vegetables and sweet peanut powder, grilled corn on the cob, and some of the most delicious seasonal fruit Taiwan has to offer.
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