When I was browsing activities in Taipei (Taiwan), I came across this unique restaurant tour bus listing, it’s the Taipei Restaurant Bus, and it’s exactly what it sounds like: a bus where you can dine while seeing the city’s popular sights. You can choose from lunch or dinner, and the experience lasts for about an hour and a half (not bad). 

Ximending is an entertainment district in Taipei popular for its bars, restaurants, and street food. Many people go here to enjoy the night market and watch performances. Today, I'll share some of the food we tried, along with photos of what else you can expect when you go.

t was a rainy morning when we arrived in Ximending to get to our hotel. The streets were empty, and all we could hear was the sound of rain and the wheels of our luggage. Since we went ahead of my family for this Taiwan family adventure, we had a few days to ourselves and decided to explore the area. 

One of the best ways to enjoy panoramic views of the city is by booking a trip to the observatory. I think it's always a good idea. There's something comforting about looking at skyscrapers (at least for me), especially at night, with all the lights. Taipei 101 is...

Christmas came early! I received a PR package from Otoki PH last month, and I was so happy about it because I actually like one of their products- JIN Ramen (mild flavor). It’s one of my go-to instant ramen packs when I crave something soupy or want to enjoy a quick midnight snack. For this gift, I got four items- one JIN Ramen Spicy, one JIN Ramen Mild, one Stir Fry Cheesy Ramen in Cheddar & Mascarpone, and one Stir Fry Cheesy Ramen in Spic flavor. A Delicious Holiday Treat

One of the cutest things I found in Taipei was this Pink Sanrio-themed 7-11. You can find it along Hankou Street, and it’s so adorable! I saw this while strolling and looking for a place to grab coffee...the cutest 7-11 in Ximending

Known for its subterranean river national park, White beaches, and cleanliness, it’s not surprising Puerto Princesa is well-liked among beach lovers. It is also Palawan’s capital (and the gateway to other gorgeous spots within the island)...where to go in Puerto Princesa

As I was checking for restaurants close to our accommodation, I found this cave bar, which was only five minutes away and looked new (indeed it was, at that time). It's called Yama Japanese Cave Bar...you can find it Princesa Garden Island Resort

Based on our experience, it is best to visit the Puerto Princesa City Baywalk Park in the afternoon (around 4 PM) because that's when most stores and restaurants open...