Taiwan
- 1Taipei
- 2New Taipei
- 3Keelung
- 4Taichung
- 5Tainan
- 6Kaohsiung
- 7Hualien
- 8Taitung
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WAIN99 / CITY GUIDE
Follow the cityscape to discover local tables, tea and drinks culture, from Japan and Taiwan to Europe and Southeast Asia.
WAIN99 / CITY ATLAS
Trace the coastline and find each city by its number in the list below. Separate detail maps show the outlying islands of Japan and Taiwan.
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Night-market snacks, tea and neighbourhood eateries shape Taipei’s everyday table. Xiaojiuya on Songjiang Road is also our local base.
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Jiufen’s hillside lanes form one corner of New Taipei. Tea houses and taro balls offer an introduction to this northern mountain town.
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Near the harbour, Miaokou’s food stalls introduce everyday port-city flavours, including ding bian cuo and Taiwanese tempura.
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From Fengjia Night Market to the city’s tea scene, Taichung’s neighbourhoods, green spaces and everyday tables create a distinctly urban rhythm.
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Old streets and local snacks meet in Tainan. Danzai noodles and milkfish offer a way into the city’s everyday food culture.
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A southern city of harbours and night markets. Seafood and papaya milk, familiar around Liuhe Night Market, introduce its varied table.
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Close to the mountains and Pacific coast, Hualien offers local specialities such as mochi alongside eastern Taiwan’s scenery.
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Pacific scenery meets produce such as custard apples and roselle. Their fruit and floral flavours introduce Taitung’s landscape.
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