Night markets are an essential part of everyday Taiwanese life and culture, a place to meet, socialize, eat and shop. Almost every city and town in Taiwan has one, and in many cases multiple, night markets. There is always something for everyone, and one of the best things about them is wandering from stall to
Pet cafés are becoming more and more popular, and it’s clear as to the reason why. Who wouldn’t want a cute furry friend curled up on their lap while enjoying a mug of latte and reading a paper. These cafes however, are not just homes to your typical domestic cats and dogs. KKday has prepared a
Fireworks in Bangkok on New Year’s Eve (Flickr / Prachanart Viriyaraks) New year, new you… New travel destinations? Make use of the long weekend over this new year for a short trip — there’s no better way to usher in 2017 than being on vacation. Start your new year right with these 5 Asia destinations for an overseas New
Coldplay’s “A Head Full Of Dreams Tour” at Amsterdam Arena (Feda Wong) “When you try your best and you don’t succeed…” That’s how most Singaporeans felt about camping in front of our screens even before 10am (yes, even us at KKday!) for Coldplay tickets, only to end up in a virtual waiting room and not
A perfect day starts with the perfect breakfast. Start your holiday right with a real traditional Taiwanese breakfast? KKday introduces five great, authentic Taiwanese breakfast get you going for your day in Taipei! 1. Qin Lao Shi Soybean Milk Qin Lao Shi Soybean Milk (taipeieats) Passed down for three generations, Qin Lao Shi Soybean Milk is
Green tea or matcha, from drinks to cakes to ice creams and masks — it’s absolutely everywhere! Some of the best tasting matcha goodies are in Taiwan so if you’ve fallen for the delicious green treats as much as we have then join us as KKday hops on the matcha bandwagon to find five places in Taiwan that
Shop houses in Jiufen (Kabacchi) You’re packing your luggage for a jolly good time in Taiwan, then you blink your eyes and you realise you’re back home. Bummer. Time is never on our side, especially when we’re having fun. We share your pain. Skip the night markets, hipster cafes and Taipei 101, those are for travellers
Oaxaca Old Fashioned (R&D Taipei) There’s so much more to Taipei’s night scene than just night markets and clubs. If you prefer chilling and lounging around with your travel buddies, rejoice — KKday explored the streets of Taipei to find these 5 bars you absolutely have to visit during your holiday in Taiwan. Time to go bar hopping in
Traditional dessert (Matthew Hine) Who says you have to eat Taiwanese food in Taiwan? Instead of aiming the oyster mee sua, oyster omelette and braised pork rice in Shilin Night Market, go far a unique cultural experience with the other cuisines available in Taiwan to expand your horizons (and your taste buds)! What other food is there
If you’re enjoying the delights Taipei has to offer but get a sudden attack from a pesky sweet tooth, not to worry! Taiwan is heaven for desserts, snow ice (shaved ice) came from here, so did bubble tea! Taipei has an abundance of choice when it comes to picking out a nice cafe with an even nicer
