Taiwan flashback: food, fashion, and fun
As many of you know, I spent the last month of my summer vacation in Taiwan and oh my gosh, it was definitely one of the best months of my life
Hot weather aside1, everything about Taiwan was just frickin amazing. It sounds weird coming from someone who has actually lived there for a couple years, but I guess it’s because I’ve never really explored the capital until now.
Of course, part of exploring means shopping, and shopping means…HAULS! Check back frequently for updated links
- Makeup haul & review – October 1, 2011
- Skincare haul & review – coming soon!
- Clothing + shoe haul – coming soon!
Next, the food is to die for, and it’s ridiculously cheap too. All you can eat hot-pot for $15 a person? Um, heck yes!

A toilet-themed restaurant, how fun is that? My entree literally came in a toilet. No joke. Oh and our seats were toilets as well.
I don’t think I’ve encountered a single dish I didn’t like when I was in Taiwan, no joke. Even my friend thought the rice balls from the convenience stores were delicious,
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Asides for being well-known for its scrumptious food, Taiwan is also known among the Asian party crowd as having an amazing nightlife. Everyone who’s been clubbing in Taiwan raves to me about it, and I’ve heard that a friend of a friend actually flies to Taiwan every weekend from Hong Kong just to party. Of course, that’s a little crazy, but after experiencing the nightlife myself, I can seriously say that the clubs in Taipei puts the clubs in DC, AC, and Miami2 to shame.
Lastly, I like to think of Taiwan as the only place where I can get good hair cuts without blowing a hole in my wallet
Although I must say, prices have gone up over the years, but still, at least my hair won’t look like crap

I forgot to ask them how they blowdried it so nicely
But oh well, it still looks nice when air dried.
Needless to say, my friend3 and I were miserable on the return flight back to the US. Well, I was miserable because I missed my parents as well, but we both missed the fun and excitement of Taipei
The only thought cheering me up is that in a few more months, I’ll get to go back again. Yay!
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