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Amanda Lim: "Xiao long bao - better here in Taipei than any other international branch I've been to. Home-side advantage maybe? ❤❤❤"
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Julius Tarng: "Steep stairs - could be rough if you're a hiking scrub like me. Various stopping platforms along the way. Near the top there's an exercise area w a bunch of old men stretching - they'll show u tips"
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Duygs Duygs: "It’s an experience if you love dim-sum.Really good dumplings and well attentive staff members I think this is what seperates this chain place from lots of other Chinese eataries. And you have to book!"
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Momo Hui Shan: "... However, the char siew (not Cantonese style) here is awesome! Crispy skin, chewy pork belly slices... Awesome stuff!! Apparently authentic Taiwanese food here, try it😋"
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Dan Money: "This is one of my favorite of the OG tea spots. Still preserves a no-frills warehouse vibe."
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Alfred Tay: "A very posh and great place, better that I expected. Staff are friendly and extremely customer service oriented. A private hot spring room costs NT$2,000 on weekdays and is equipped like a hotel!"
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Hayo Bart: "Taipei's central park, which is an oasis of serenity in Taipei. There are quite some beautiful birds in the ecological pond. You can also feed the squirrels in one of the trees surrounding the pond."
Matt Ta-Min: "Lovely park, combining green open space for dogs, a large pond / nature reserve for bird watching, & a great kids playground / sand pit. Busy @ weekends, it is really popular with absolutely all ages."
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Venoth: "The place is huge and has a beautiful architecture. I would strongly recommend history buffs to visit this place. Lots of memorabilias and artifacts surrounding Chiang Kai-Shek's life are on display."
CNN: "This imposing white monument with its distinctive blue octagonal roof is Taipei’s greatest cultural landmark. The museum below has some fine Kuomintang political party propaganda."
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Se7enthAngel: "Take MRT Wenhu Line (Brown Line) to Dahu Park Station. The park is a 5-minute walk from Exit 2."
Michelle Young: "Bring a flashlight if you're hiking at night. Some places don't have street lamps so it could be hard to see."
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