Foodie Adventure in TAICHUNG, TAIWAN | Everything I Ate in 48 Hours

[@fomoyolotravel]

Have you ever been to Taichung or planning to go? I couldn’t possibly eat it all in only 2 days but what are some other popular spots and foods you think visitors / foodies must try when visiting? Drop a comment below and share!

[@LuckiePig]

Hey Jeff! Great job on this video. So fun to see all the street food at the night markets in Asia. Duck noodle soup, ice cream, boba, chicken cutlet, duck burrito, mushrooms, yummy!

[@fomoyolotravel]

Thank you! I did a poor job of vlogging when I was eating the duck noodle soup so unfortunately the footage was unusable. Take my word for it in that it was delicious 🤣

[@texasburbs4380]

My daughter moved to Taichung in June and I am leaving Thursday to visit her! Thanks for the tips!

[@fomoyolotravel]

You’re welcome and glad you found it useful! Safe travels!

[@gretchenlutz7761]

We live in Taichung! We just watched your Seoul video yesterday. Thank you for the great info!

[@fomoyolotravel]

Thank you for the support! Safe travels if and when you make your way out there!

[@Eskimo1973]

I'm still craving for that plum powder. Can't get it here in Hollland. Used to live in Taichung Dakeng area

[@fomoyolotravel]

Those things are addicting for sure at the night markets! Thanks for watching and I hope you get to make it back out to Taichung / Taiwan soon

[@edacanay]

Dude great work with the channel, Jeff!

[@fomoyolotravel]

Thanks for watching and supporting my channel Eric! 🙏🏻

[@brylieve]

Thanks for sharing your experience! Will be visiting with my wife and infant in December! Did you get around town with a cab or Uber?

[@fomoyolotravel]

@@brylieve you’re welcome and thanks for watching. We actually used both for transport as well as the bus a couple of times with our baby stroller it was no problem but I think taxi and Uber is the most convenient though

[@brylieve]

@@fomoyolotravel thanks man!!

[@earthtonikka]

I'm visiting Taichung for a day and could not choose between Yi Zhong and Feng Chia. Yi Zhong is much more accessible from the Center but Feng Chia appears to be larger in scale. Which one in your opinion is the better option if we're only going there to explore the food? :)

[@fomoyolotravel]

@@earthtonikka for me if I had to choose between either one as a visitor, I think Feng Chia hands down had much more options and the overall experience was a bit more grand than Yi Zhong. Hope this helps? Enjoy your visit!

[@ArrenHidalgo]

May I know when you visited Taichung? And thank you for this informative video.

[@fomoyolotravel]

Yes we visited during the month of October. The weather was quite hot and humid still to my surprise. Hope this helps!

[@Hilmi_Fox6263]

Subscribed! Just found your channel. Great tips for my upcoming trip to Taichung. Didnt see you eating "chow tau foo" ? From Malaysia :)😀

[@fomoyolotravel]

Thanks for the sub! Unfortunately, chow tau foo won the battle of intimidation this time but some day, I will get a win. What are some top cities you would recommend for foodies to visit in Malaysia?

[@CliffC226]

逢甲夜市 (Feng Chia NM)’s stinky tofu is legendary

[@fomoyolotravel]

I still really need to try this!

[@CliffC226]

台中is my hometown and 宮原眼科Miyahara is my wife’s fav place at Taichung to IG❤

[@fomoyolotravel]

Spectacular architecture! Definitely worth Instagramming 😎

[@oppawon5291]

😮😮😮

[@distinctloafer]

I'm tired of people pretending Taiwanese food is good, it's definitely not.

[@TsaiM-d1q]

This is the most selfish and ignorant thing I have ever heard. If you don't like a country's food, speak for yourself. I live in Taiwan and millions of people come here each year for the food!! Are you from mainland China or something?!