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Taste all kinds of Taiwanese signature dish in one single tour. Learn to eat like a local while list...
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Lying to the west of the commercial Da'an District, Yongkang Street is famous for its numerous eateries that line the entire stretch from Xinyi Road in the north to Lishui Street in the south, from small specialized shops to trendy restaurants and tea houses.
Lying to the west of the commercial Da'an District, Yongkang Street is famous for its numerous eateries that line the entire stretch from Xinyi Road in the north to Lishui Street in the south, from small specialized shops to trendy restaurants and tea houses. The most popular restaurant is Din Tai Fung which makes ethereal xiaolongbao (steamed dumplings) that draws epicures from around the world. Other places to check out are Jin Ji Yuan, Yongkang Beef Noodles, Xiao Mijiu Café, Stop By Tea House, and KaoChi Yongkang. Yongkang Park has the 8% ice cream shop where you can get a variety of soft serves.
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Yongkang Street, Da’an District, Taipei City, Taiwan 106
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