台北市平價美食吃透透🔥女孩們的5間小吃推薦！｜一隻阿圓

This was a rare treat to eat and drink with everyone in Taipei! My companions included A-Jian, Ally, and Yu-Bao, and our boss whom we hadn't seen in ages! The five restaurants we visited were all featured establishments supported by the Taipei City Commercial Affairs Department's "Taipei Revitalizes" project! To assist traditional industries and restaurants in Taipei in their transformation and upgrading, the Taipei City Commercial Affairs Department launched "Taipei Revitalizes" in 2015, and by 2026, it has already supported 248 businesses. Through a consulting team, they provide guidance on business strategies, brand positioning, space design, and product packaging. Adapting to changing environments, they also offer courses in digital marketing, sustainability, and AI applications, along with a series of marketing and promotional activities, enabling businesses to renovate and transform, creating attractive attractions in Taipei! Recommended restaurant: Shi Lian Dong Fish Balls (Dihua Street) Highlights: A three-generation fish ball shop that has transformed, featuring a new standing dining area and a fish ball story museum. Must-try dishes: Freshly made handmade fish balls daily, tempura crisps. Xiang Mazi (Songjiang Nanjing/Xingtiangong Business District) Highlights: Named after Zhang Mazi from the movie "Let the Bullets Fly," this trendy snack shop boasts a modern and stylish décor. Must-try dishes: Cold noodles with preserved egg sauce, spicy duck blood and stinky tofu hot pot. Dongmu Tianji (Wanhua Dongsanshui Street Market) Highlights: Run by the third generation of the Huannan Market, this clean and high-quality stall breaks away from the traditional market chicken stall image. Must-try dishes: Traditional salt-marinated Taitung free-range chicken, handmade braised dishes. Deju Bakery (Neijiang Street, Ximending) Highlights: Established by the second generation of the Ximending bakery, this shop blends Western craftsmanship with traditional Chinese pastries. Must-try dishes: Pineapple egg yolk pastry (recommended as a souvenir), Caide cake. Tea Mountain Mystery (Yanji Street, East District) Highlights: An immersive storefront with a mountain forest ambiance, sharing the story of tea transported by a monorail at an altitude of 2100 meters. Must-Try: Taiwanese High Mountain Tea Tasting For more unique shops, visit the Taipei City Commercial Affairs Department's website and follow the Facebook page "I'm a Businessperson" for occasional events! Website: https://www.tcooc.gov.taipei/cp.aspx?... FB: https://www.facebook.com/tcooc/?local...