Tainan - all about food

Here’s a continuation of my previous Tainan post.

7 of us cramped in Hsiang Kai’s little car.

Played base ball for the first time.

There’s no way you could hit a homerun without getting your palm all sore up :(

小情侣。Every Taiwanese family owns a bike as it’s the most common means of transportation there.

Fish head that kinda stinks. Reminded me of 臭臭锅。

Street food hunt at the night market!

Hot dog.

The famous grilled meat stall.

Long queue.

One whole roasted pork which might possibly offend some of my Muslim readers T.T

可莉饼。

The tarik that tasted no difference from Taiwan Bubble Tea. RM4 for one packet of the tarik LOL.

麻辣汤 with 鸭血 and 鱼蛋。

Yummy 豆乳鸡。

The famous 大肠包小肠。

It’s actually Taiwan sausage wrapped by an outer layer of rice. I prefer to eat the sausage itself though (unintended obscene pose).

Came across a mini size dog which we couldn’t tell whether it was real or fake until we touched it and felt the warmth. Up to now, Stepf is still confused thinking that it was a toy though -.-

糖葫芦 my favourite! The strawberries in Taiwan are fresh and juicy!

Bowling after night market.

During which I broke my fingernail, like I always did.

金莎，Hsiang Kai’s pet poodle that can really jump.

We can haz cute boxers! XD

It was 4pm by the time we woke up the next day. Went to this South Park place for our first meal of the day.

High school students were spotted everywhere.

A hospital that embraced temple architecture.

Can’t wait for our food!

BBQ Squid.

With honey mustard sauce. It’s really yummy!

Some kebab-like thingy.

Takoyaki.

Chicken chop and fried sweet potato balls.

The best 豆干 I had which I couldn’t find anywhere else in Taiwan! They must have made it with sweet sauce or something.

Mee-sua, or something. Can’t recall the exact name.

Told ya, Tainan is all about food!

The sky was dark by the time we finished eating.

Photo with each of them before leaving Tainan.

Michael the fatty.

Hsiang Kai our kind Tainan host.

Gimmy, his hensem 15-year-old brother.

And Peter the 17-year-old, why is everyone so young?!

One last photo at the train station before we bid farewell to Tainan.

Stay put for more updates on my Taiwan trip! :)