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Indulging In The Delicacies Of Taiwan And The Philippines

Steamer basket filled with freshly made dumplings, showcasing Taiwanese culinary delights.

Truffle Xiao Long Bao Soup Dumplings 

Truffle Xiao Long Bao Soup Dumplings are an mixture of minced pork and truffles at Din Tai Fung Restaurant  in Taiwan. Din Tai Fung opened in 1958 as a retail shop for cooking oil. It became a restaurant in 1972. It specializes in soup dumplings and noodles.  They have sense become an international restaurant with locations all over the world.

Fresh oysters served with green onions, showcasing seafood delicacies from Taiwan and the Philippines, emphasizing culinary tourism.

Fresh Oysters Are Plentiful At Liuhe Night Market, Kaohsiung Taiwan  

Taiwan has some of the most exciting street foods in all of Asia and definitely some of the best night markets, Oysters on a half shell are one of the favorite “little eats” in Taiwan.

Fresh blue crabs with intricate patterns, showcasing seafood delicacies from Taiwan and the Philippines, highlighting culinary tourism.

Philippine Blue Swimming Crabs Are Local Crustaceans, Colorful And So Sweet!  

Crab delicacies are a rage in The Philippines, with this Blue local crab being a favorite.

Shrimp stir-fry with green asparagus and celery in a savory sauce, highlighting Taiwanese culinary delights.

Asparagus And Shrimp Soup 

Asparagus and Shrimp soup is “Fast, fresh and nutritious. “This is a  popular style soup in Taiwan. It seems like there are enough soups to eat out every night for a year and still not eat the same soup twice.

Vendor preparing traditional Taiwanese dumplings at a bustling street market, surrounded by various local delicacies and ingredients, highlighting the culinary culture of Taiwan.

Fresh Hsinchu Rice Noodles 

Fresh Hsinchu Rice Noodles is a delicious staple in Taiwanese cuisine. Locals go to the morning market each morning and there is always fresh noodles. There is little packaged food in Taiwan, as everything is made fresh.

Chocolate fountain surrounded by an array of colorful desserts, fresh fruits, and pastries, highlighting the culinary experiences of Taiwan and the Philippines.

Chocolate Fondue Heaven  

Chocolate Fondue Heaven with fresh fruit at the Marriott Manila  in the Philippines is outstanding. You really don’t want to miss the awesome fondue when in the Philippines.

Crispy layers of sweet and savory Taiwanese pork floss, showcasing a popular delicacy from Taiwan, ideal for food tourism enthusiasts.

Bee Cheng Hiang Bakkwa  

Bee Cheng Hiang Bakkwa are sheets of spiced minced pork barbecued jerky. For those that like package jerky, you will not want to miss out on this fresh jerky.

Traditional Taiwanese soup featuring chicken, herbs, and spices, emphasizing culinary richness and cultural significance of Taiwanese cuisine.

Taiwanese Aboriginal Chicken Soup

 Can you name the ingredients?  This is a fresh soup with everything but the kitchen sink.

Fresh green mango slices and strawberries displayed at a street food stall, showcasing popular Taiwanese and Filipino delicacies.

Baby Green Mangoes 小綠芒果 

These baby mangoes are soaked in a sugar syurp. This  is a popular sweet spring time snack in Taiwan.

Grilled fish fillet served on a banana leaf, showcasing traditional culinary delights from Taiwan and the Philippines, highlighting local food culture.

Fresh Salted Fish Near The Mountains Of Taiwan

Salted Fish At Mabanai Indigenous Restaurant In Taitung, Taiwan.

These are just a few more of the delicious foods of Taiwan and The Philippines.  Are you ready for a food adventure?  If you are, then pack your bag and head on out to one of these two nations where food adventures are always in season.

 

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