Taichung Cuisine — Chun Shui Tang, the Original Bubble Tea, and Fengjia Night Market
Taichung is the home of bubble tea. At the Chun Shui Tang main branch, getting the original store certification is a must. Fengjia Night Market is the largest in Taiwan, so it is crowded even on weekdays, but the famous stalls are clustered in the alleys of the university district. Miyahara is a place renovated from an eyewear store where you can shop for snacks for gifts and ice cream all at once.
Chun Shui Tang Original Store
춘수당 본점 (Chun Shui Tang, 春水堂創始店)
Fengjia Night Market
펑지아 야시장 (Fengjia Night Market)
Miyahara (Miyahara, 宮原眼科)
미야하라 (Miyahara, 宮原眼科)
Taichung Second Market
타이중 제2시장 (Taichung Second Market)
Hong Rui Zhen Sandwich (Hong Rui Zhen, 洪瑞珍)
홍루이전 샌드위치 (Hong Rui Zhen, 洪瑞珍)
Chun Shui Tang Original Store
춘수당 본점 (Chun Shui Tang, 春水堂創始店)
The original flagship store that first created bubble tea in 1983. Enjoy the authentic atmosphere of the original with the Pearl Milk Tea and Kung Pao Noodles set.
Fengjia Night Market
펑지아 야시장 (Fengjia Night Market)
Taiwan's largest night market. The place where emerging street food trends, such as famous fried squid and Ji Pai, are fastest to arrive.
Miyahara (Miyahara, 宮原眼科)
미야하라 (Miyahara, 宮原眼科)
A dessert department store converted from an optician's clinic during the Japanese colonial era. Ice cream toppings are piled up on Hogwarts-style bookshelves.
Taichung Second Market
타이중 제2시장 (Taichung Second Market)
Morning delicacies of a traditional market with a 100-year history. Old shops selling Lu Rou Fan and Yi Mian are clustered in a triangular building inside the market.
Hong Rui Zhen Sandwich (Hong Rui Zhen, 洪瑞珍)
홍루이전 샌드위치 (Hong Rui Zhen, 洪瑞珍)
The original long-standing shop for Taiwanese-style condensed milk sandwiches. Since it is a refrigerated snack, it is good to buy before a train trip.
