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The weather during summer in Taiwan has been my biggest complaint ever since I moved back from the golden state California where the weather is always nice and beautiful. The temperature in Taipei has been hitting 34, 35 degree celsius during daytime for several weeks already and it literally feels like we're all living in a giant sauna. The minute, no, the second I step out of my house, I'd start sweating. I'm pretty sure some of you sweat like crazy just standing there doing nothing. So, this is exactly what this particular blog post is for, I'm going to quickly talk about 5 places I visited that offer some cool and icy treats to beat the heat! 1. Juice*8 (closed permanently) I call it the
My friends always joke about how my camera eats before I do. Unfortunately, I have absolutely nothing to say back because it is the truth, ha ha. Feeding my camera is so important ever since I started Taipei Foodie that the people around me offer their dishes for me to picture before I even have a chance to ask.(thanks guys!) Nom Nom is a place I first discovered on a lifestyle website. Feeling adventurous as always, I visited Nom Nom with my friend Jessie. Near MRT Dongmen station, the restaurant is known for their brunch set menu and the wide variety of dishes it offers. It took us quite awhile to find the place after making a wrong turn on the way there, but normally it'd only take around