Qué comer en Taipéi

Platos locales que probar

Beef noodle soup

Hearty broth with tender beef and noodles, served in restaurants and night markets for lunch or dinner.

Xiao long bao

Steamed pork dumplings filled with broth, found at dumpling stalls and specialty shops.

Stinky tofu

Fermented tofu deep‑fried and served with pickled cabbage, a night‑market staple.

Gua bao

Soft steamed bun filled with braised pork belly, pickles and cilantro, sold at street stalls.

Taiwanese oyster omelette

Egg‑based pancake with fresh oysters and a sweet‑spicy sauce, common at night markets.

Mango shaved ice

Finely shaved ice topped with mango puree and condensed milk, a popular dessert in summer.

Bubble tea

Tea with milk and chewy tapioca pearls, available in convenience stores and tea shops all day.

Pineapple cake

Buttery shortbread filled with sweet pineapple jam, bought as a snack or souvenir.

Dónde comer

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  Raohe Street Night Market

  Try pepper buns, grilled squid and bubble tea while strolling the bustling lanes.

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  Dihua Street (Dadaocheng)

  Sample traditional pastries, herbal teas and small‑plate snacks in historic shophouses.

• 3

  Tonghua Night Market (Linjiang Street)

  Enjoy oyster omelette, fried chicken and fresh fruit juices in a lively evening setting.

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Consejos para comer fuera

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  Most eateries close by 10 pm; night markets stay open until midnight.

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  No tipping is expected; round up the bill if you wish.

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  Cash is preferred at street stalls; have small change ready.

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