Drink & Cheer: Top Sports Bars in Taipei
While many kinds of bars, from dive bars that students frequent to trendy lounges can be found all around Taipei, what about sports bars? Where are the best places to hang out, while cheering for your favorite team in the... more
Graduating into Fame: Famous TAS Attendees
Guest post by Vivian Lee. Taipei American School is an institution in Taipei; a private high school located in the Shilin District of Tianmu. Many graduates choose to go on to the United States for university to receive an American-based education.... more
Rock My World: MRT Song & Dance
Did anyone catch this impromptu performance from US-based band the Exchange on the MRT last week? The band decided to give a special performance to some lucky MRT riders on the last day of their Taiwan tour. Check out the... more
Go Green: Smarter Living Through Eco-Friendly Design
Guest post by Li-An Yu More and more, being "eco-friendly" is becoming a promising and accepted attitude towards life in the city, and is penetrating almost all aspects in our lives. It’s not surprising that we are now encouraged to eat... more
Wining & Dining at The Warehouse
We nearly missed The Warehouse on our first visit there, and what a shame it would have been if we didn’t find our way. The only hint of its presence is an unassuming ground-level sign, wedged between a vintage jewelry... more
Body, Mind & Soul: Healthy Treats at Liang Ren Desserts (良仁)
Taiwan is well-known for it's extensive repertoire of culinary delights, with everything ranging from fried stinky tofu to waffles topped with scoops of creamy ice cream. A common theme, however? A high caloric count that makes food hopping around the... more
Isle Formosa: Picture Perfect Taipei
A version of this post originally appeared on Good Day Taipei. Editor's note: Stephanie over at Good Day Taipei is doing a beautiful guest photographer series, Isle Formosa, Images of the Taiwan We Love, on her blog. We'll be sharing some of these posts here over... more
Ai-jen Poo: Inspiring Across Generations
A version of this post originally appeared on TaiwaneseAmerican.org. By Pamela Hung I had the opportunity to connect with Ai-jen Poo, activist and keynote speaker at the Intercollegiate Taiwanese American Students Association (ITASA) East Coast Conference in New York City. Ai-jen serves... more
