Taiwanese cuisine
Taiwanese cooking grew out of Fujian, took on Japanese influence, and lives on its night markets.
The night markets are a way of having dinner rather than a tourist programme. Many dishes exist only there and are never served in restaurants.
Half a century of Japanese rule left its mark on technique and ingredients: Taiwanese eat sashimi, miso and tempura as their own rather than as borrowings.
2 dishes
- Lu rou fan
Minced pork belly braised in soy sauce with spices, spooned over white rice.
125 min · Easy · Main course
- Taiwanese beef noodle soup
Wheat noodles in a dark broth of beef shank with fermented bean paste and spices.
175 min · Medium · Soup