Welcome to Taipei! This 5-day foodie itinerary will help you experience the best of this amazing destination.
Kick off your Taipei adventure with a check-in at a cozy hotel followed by an exciting evening at Raohe Night Market. Experience the vibrant atmosphere, scrumptious street foods, and local delicacies that Taiwan is famous for.
Check in to Hotel Midtown Richardson, conveniently located near Taipei's main attractions, perfect for a food-focused itinerary.
💡 Ask for a room with a city view!
Explore one of Taipei's most famous night markets, where you can find a variety of street foods including pepper buns, bubble tea, and stinky tofu. It's a great place to soak in the local culture.
💡 Try the pepper buns at HuJia, they are a must!
Savor a unique Taiwanese dinner at this iconic spot famous for its savory soy milk and traditional Taiwanese dishes.
💡 Don't miss their crispy fried dough sticks!
End your night with a visit to the Taipei 101 observation deck for breathtaking views of the city skyline.
💡 Visit just before closing for fewer crowds!
Dive into Taipei's rich culinary scene with a food tour of traditional breakfast spots followed by a visit to the National Palace Museum to explore the city’s history.
Start your day with a traditional Taiwanese breakfast of soy milk, fried dough sticks, and more at this popular spot.
💡 Arrive early to avoid long lines!
Visit this world-renowned museum to view an extensive collection of Chinese imperial artifacts and art.
💡 Check out the jadeite cabbage exhibit!
Join a guided food tour that takes you through local markets and eateries, sampling a variety of dishes from dumplings to desserts.
💡 Bring an appetite and a camera!
Indulge in dinner at the world-famous Din Tai Fung, known for its delectable xiao long bao (soup dumplings).
💡 Order their signature xiao long bao and fried rice!
Relax in this expansive urban park, perfect for an evening stroll after a hearty meal.
💡 Check out the beautiful pond and the walking trails!
Experience the bustling energy of Taipei's markets and historic streets, tasting local snacks and exploring cultural sites along the way.
Start with a hearty breakfast at Fu Hang Soy Milk, famous for its freshly made soy milk and traditional breakfast items.
💡 Be prepared for a wait; it's very popular!
Stroll down Dihua Street, known for its traditional shops selling herbal medicine, dried goods, and snacks. Perfect for food lovers!
💡 Try local snacks from the shops as you explore!
Explore the Taipei City Market for fresh produce, seafood, and local delicacies. A great place to experience local life.
💡 Don't miss the fresh fruit stalls!
Enjoy a delicious bowl of braised pork rice at this local favorite, known for its rich flavors and generous portions.
💡 Add a side of pickled vegetables for extra flavor!
Explore Longshan Temple, one of Taipei's oldest and most famous temples, rich in history and culture.
💡 Take your time to admire the intricate carvings!
Savor a bowl of thick vermicelli noodles in a savory broth at this popular stall known for its comforting flavors.
💡 Add some chili sauce for an extra kick!
Explore the rich flavors of Neihu with a focus on local markets and hidden gem restaurants. You'll indulge in diverse Taiwanese dishes that reflect the neighborhood's unique culinary scene.
Settle in at your accommodation and prepare for a delightful day of food exploration.
💡 Take a moment to relax and refresh before heading out.
Stroll through the Neihu Technology Park, where you can find local food stalls offering fresh snacks and light bites. This area is known for its vibrant street food culture.
💡 Try the sweet potato balls from a local vendor!
Savor traditional Taiwanese cuisine at Shuang Xi Restaurant, known for its rich flavors and cozy atmosphere. Don't miss their signature dishes like beef noodle soup.
💡 Order the 'three-cup chicken' for a unique taste experience.
After dinner, head to Raohe Street Night Market, one of the oldest night markets in Taipei, where you can sample a variety of local snacks and desserts.
💡 Be sure to try the pepper buns and bubble tea!
On your last day, enjoy a guided food tour that highlights Taipei's best culinary spots. This experience will ensure you leave with a taste of Taiwan's vibrant food culture.
Start your day at Tamsui Old Street, where you can enjoy breakfast from local vendors selling items like fish ball soup and A-gei (fried tofu).
💡 Try the 'iron eggs' – a local specialty!
Join a guided food tour that takes you through various neighborhoods, sampling local delicacies and learning about the history behind each dish.
💡 Bring your appetite and a camera for great food pics!
Enjoy lunch at Liu Yu Restaurant, known for its delicious dumplings and seafood dishes. It's a perfect way to round off your food tour.
💡 Their shrimp dumplings are highly recommended!
Before heading back to your hotel, visit Taipei 101 Mall for some last-minute shopping and to pick up food souvenirs like pineapple cakes.
💡 Look for the food court for a taste of local desserts!
Check out of your hotel and prepare for your departure.
💡 Ensure you have all your belongings before leaving!
