If you’ve ever strolled through the streets of Taiwan in the early morning, you’ve likely seen the bustling breakfast carts selling freshly made Taiwanese classics. One of the most iconic items you’ll find is Fan Tuan (飯糰) — a sticky rice roll that’s definitely on my must-try list for Taiwanese eats. What is Fan Tuan?…
Taiwanese Food
Taiwanese Egg Crepes (Dan Bing) 台式粉漿蛋餅
Dan Bing (蛋餅), sometimes called “Taiwanese omelette” or “egg crepe,” is a beloved breakfast staple you’ll find in almost every breakfast shop across Taiwan. Whether you’re grabbing one on your morning commute or making it at home for a quick bite, Dan Bing is all about comfort and simplicity. These savoury egg pancakes are made…
Taiwanese Three Cup Chicken (San Bei Ji) 台式三杯雞
Three Cup Chicken (San Bei Ji 三杯雞) is a classic Taiwanese dish that’s packed with bold flavours and comforting aroma. You’ll often find it at Taiwan’s lively stir-fry restaurants 熱炒店, where dishes are fast, flavourful, and meant for sharing. But the good news is—this popular dish is just as easy to make at home! The…
A Comforting Classic – Taiwanese Chicken Rice (Ji Rou Fan) 台式雞肉飯
Looking for a deeply comforting, flavour-packed, and easy Asian chicken recipe? Meet Taiwanese Chicken Rice (雞肉飯 / Ji Rou Fan) — a staple of Taiwanese street food, this dish combines tender shredded chicken, savoury sauce, and fragrant rice for a simple yet unforgettable meal. A Brief History of Ji Rou Fan Did you know this…
Taiwanese Sticky Rice (You Fan) 油飯 — Easy Recipe & Tips
You Fan is one of the most comforting and nostalgic dishes for me — and for many Taiwanese people. In Taiwan, You Fan is a common festive food. We often eat it for special occasions like Lunar New Year, religious festivals, or to celebrate a newborn baby’s first month. In Taiwanese tradition, You Fan is…