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The queue looks long but it doesn’t even tell the whole story. Personally, I enjoyed the experience as much as the food so I suggest having it at the restaurant if you can.Īs described, the lines at Fuhang Soy Milk get ridiculously long. If you aren’t, then the good news is that you can purchase a voucher in advance through Klook and have the food delivered to you.

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If you have the time and are willing to get up at the crack of dawn and possibly wait for an hour or more, then go for it. On top of that, it has the distinction of being a Michelin Bib Gourmand awardee.īut it is worth the long wait as a tourist? It’s hard to say. I’m assuming it is judging by the small army of Taiwanese customers who come here every morning. The food here is good and cheap, though I’m not experienced enough to know how much better it is than other restaurants in Taiwan that serve Taiwanese breakfast. Pictured below is my bowl of warm soy milk with youtiao or Chinese doughnuts. The line here literally goes down a flight of stairs, out the building’s door, and around the block…twice! This Taiwanese restaurant is crazy popular. Fuhang Soy Milk is known as one the best restaurants in Taipei to have a traditional Taiwanese breakfast. We visited many popular Taipei restaurants but this one was by far the most popular. 8-1, Emei Street, Wanhua District, Taipei City, Taiwan 108Įxpect to Pay: NTD 70 (large), NTD 55 (small) 2. It’s featured on virtually every article listing the best places to eat in Taipei. It moves quickly and this is a dish you wouldn’t want to miss. It was one of the most popular Taipei food stalls we went to.īut don’t let the long queue deter you. I literally could not stop eating this.Īs you can see from this picture, Ay-Chung Flour Rice Noodles is popular. The mee sua is silky smooth and the gravy had this wonderful smokey flavor which I read comes from bonito flakes in the soup base.Īy-Chung’s mee sua is incredibly flavorful as it is, but you’re welcome to add as much chili oil, garlic, and black vinegar as you wish. They were so soft I initially thought I was eating baby squid! If you’ve never had mee sua before, it’s a type of thin wheat-flour noodle similar to vermicelli.Īy-Chung makes their bowl with the most tender bits of braised pork intestine.

This place is one of them.Īy-Chung Flour Rice Noodles has just one dish on their menu – Taiwanese-style vermicelli or mee sua with braised pork intestine. In Taipei, we had three or four exceptions. Ren and I like to eat at as many new restaurants as we can when we travel, so we try not to go to the same place more than once. It’ll tell you where to go to have the best Asian food in Taipei, to have the tastiest examples of core Taiwanese dishes like lu rou fan, shabu shabu, beef noodle soup, Taiwanese breakfast, and more.Īs with all our food guides, we strive to find only the best local food so every Taipei restaurant, stall, or night market we suggest has been carefully vetted by us, either through local recommendations, Taipei food blogs, the Michelin Guide, or crowd review websites. If you’re visiting Taipei and want to experience the best Taiwanese food, then this Taipei food guide will point you in the right direction. Taiwanese night markets are such a major part of the Taipei experience that eating street food at Shilin or Raohe night markets is every bit as important as visiting the observatory of Taipei 101. With so much good food to be had, having dinner at a night market can often be confusing. Step into one of its many night markets and you’ll realize what a food-obsessed city this is. Like any metropolis, the food in Taipei is just better.

Ren and I have explored the local cuisine in nearly every major city in the country and Taipei is easily our favorite, which isn’t surprising considering it’s the capital of Taiwan and one of its biggest cities. Taiwanese food is delicious, the choices are endless, and Taiwanese street food is cheap and plentiful.

When it comes to food, Taiwan is one of our favorite countries to visit.