Dihua Street Food Notes

#Local Tours #Good Places for Parents and Children #Taipei City Di Tea: No. 10, Section 1, Dihua Street, Datong District, Taipei City, 103 Xia Hai Cheng Huang Temple: No. 61, Section 1, Dihua Street, Datong District, Taipei City, 103 Stadt opposite Dihua Street Post Office: No. 38, Section 1, Dihua Street, Datong District, Taipei City, 103 Egg waffle stall next to Miaokou Four Gods Soup and Baozi: No. 388, Minsheng West Road, Datong District, Taipei City, 103 Yao Dehe Qingcaohao: No. 55, Minle Street, Datong District, Taipei City, 103 On the last day of the Spring Festival Lantern Festival, we came to Dihua Street, which is full of culture, to stroll around and eat. The first stop was Di Tea to buy tea gold chocolate soft serve ice cream. The reason is simple, because it is the first beverage store at the intersection. Many people are waiting or holding a soft serve ice cream. The decoration inside the store is very unique, and it is clear at a glance that the main character of the beverage system is tea, but we ordered his menu crown recommendation. The soft serve ice cream has a rich flavor, and gold powder and green tea powder are sprinkled on two parts of the soft serve ice cream, which elevates the visual experience to a higher level 😂. Passing by the City God Temple, the story of meeting your other half at the temple when you were young is full of memories. There are many stalls on the road, and the most eye-catching one is the stall opposite the Dihua Street Post Office. The strawberry daifuku made by hand with seasonal strawberries and mochi red beans has a dense and soft texture, paired with the ever-sweet honey red bean paste, which is just right. You won’t feel greasy or thirsty after eating it. The egg waffle stall is located at the corner of Miaokou Baozi Shop. It may seem inconspicuous, but it is doing a booming business. It is very popular with parents with children. They wait quietly for the eggs to be served. The crispy outer skin and the solid and chewy inner part make the children eat one bite after another. I also joined the long queue for Miaokou Baozi, which has a solid meat filling, mostly lean meat (I didn’t take a photo). After a few hours of sightseeing, we ended up having herbal tea.