It's a street with old looking architecture. The district is known for their tofu products such as Douhua (silken tofu desert) and braised tofu. I arrived here around 7AM and most stalls are closed, they open around 9AM onwards.

Very unique culturally immersive district. We only visited Taipei for one day and came to this district via Uber. We are Americans. The food, people, and architecture was a great experience for the short time we were there.

Daxi has done a great job preserving the facades and old buildings. Definitely worth a visit for the small town atmosphere.

Come to see this old street with food and things you can buy. The scenery is nice too.

The street is still asleep before 11am. Lots of walking to see other views. It is nice and quiet.

We visited Daxi old street and had a great time walking around looking at the stores! But what stood out even more were the street performers. They had incredible energy and aura, clearly loving every moment of singing and performing for visitors. I truly hope they make it big.

Great little old town to go to...make sure to go on weekends because some store are not open on the weekdays

Once accessible, this was the dignified resting place of Chiang Kai-shek, the great statesman who pivoted China onto the UN Security Council and steered an ancient nation away from a century of humiliation. Sadly, senseless vandalism has forced the closure of the mausoleum's interior to the public.

If yoy visit taipie dont forget to explore this place

This is a combination garden park and memorial to Chiang-kai Shek. The garden has running stream and pond (inhabited by black & white geese). Chiang’s mausoleum is also here. There are regularly scheduled changing of the guards. There are many statues of Chiang and a few statues of Sun Yat-sen. My friend told me the statutes of both Sun (father of the Republic of China) and Chiang were moved here because most Taiwanese did not want these statues in their local cities, towns, schools, … I thought Sun and the Nationalists represented China’s attempt to create representative government with a republican structure. But that is not how the Taiwanese people see it. One thing is true. Taiwan has representative government now which means something was accomplished. The Nationalists were voted out. Another political party was voted in. On mainland China no one got a vote. As an American I think government by the people, for the people, & of the people is very difficult. But the other choice is a step backward. The people of Europe fought from 1789 to 1945 to achieve government of the people. The road was bloody, but freedom is not free. 1-2 countries in Far East Asia have achieved democracy. At least I hope so.

A beautiful place to walk and enjoy the scenery. A must destination for those who have studied the history of WW 2. I came to pay my respects to this interesting and incredible man 🙏

Beautiful tribute to the first President of Taiwan. Sad we weren't able to pay respect to Chiang Kai-Shek. The mausoleum was sealed off from public view due to an irate national who desecrated the memorial on February 28, 2018. No matter the political views, should not act out on a founders grave site. That's low.

Mausoleum with history of Taiwan and beautiful greenish surrounding. Mausoleum is well connected to public transportation from Taoyuan station. Mausoleum has beautiful ponds with lots of duck and surrounded by beautiful art works and mountains. Guard changing activity is the one of attraction of the park.

Nice to look at from the outside, but I don't think you can enter. It's interesting to see this mausoleum in the beautiful surroundings and the statue park right next door. Come there for the hourly changing of the guard!

Taoyuan Night Market is a vibrant hub of Taiwanese culture, offering a delightful mix of street food, local crafts, and lively atmosphere. From the moment you enter, the tantalizing aromas of traditional snacks like stinky tofu and oyster omelets, along with modern fusion dishes, draw you in. The vendors are friendly and take pride in their offerings, with standout items such as crispy pepper buns with juicy, flavorful fillings. Beyond the food, the market is a treasure trove of unique gifts, clothes, and quirky souvenirs at reasonable prices. The bright lights, energetic crowds, and symphony of sounds create an electrifying yet safe and well-organized environment. Conveniently located and easily accessible, Taoyuan Night Market is a must-visit destination for anyone looking to experience the true essence of Taiwan. Highly recommended!

Smaller than what I thought but found some amazing snacks. A must visit when visiting here.

Very beautiful waterfall with nice hiking trail. Easy for access. In nature.

A pretty long stretch of night market food options for you from takeaway stands to seating booths. All serving a wide variety of Taiwanese night street food and shopping. There were multiple crossroads that diverged into a different path. But you'll know when you reach the end of each section as the food shops reduce. There are dustbins at every cross section for patrons, too!

I was there on weekday, not so crowded and the weather was prefect 23°C.

Dun hv to be the largest nite market arnd town. Tis has most yummy street food i looking for. The ones i took pic are the ones i tried a little of each... makes me FULL n SATISFYING 🥰. See if u can find them all 🤭

Long stretch of night market filled with lots of different food options. There’s Taiwanese street food, Korean food, japanese takoyaki, pizza, soufflé, pho and more.

We visited this night market during our stay in the area. It's about a 15-20 minute walk (around 1km) from where we were staying. The night market itself has a lively atmosphere with good energy! We noticed two main streets – one with fixed shop houses and the other side flanked by push cart vendors. with various restaurants. The food options were decent, although we found the overall quality to be average compared to other famous night markets in Taiwan. However, we highly recommend trying the Chinese dumplings served in steamer baskets. They only offer 2 flavours; Orginal or Mala. The dining experience was unique, with queue poles guiding customers and squatting stools available by the roadside for eating. If you're in the area and looking for a taste of local night market life, we recommend checking this place out.

Nice quite big night market delicious local foods milk tea and fruits has fun games also

A little kid's paradise. Many game stalls, great variety of food, and much more spacious. The toilets also have a super big sign building so you don't have to worry about overdrinking stuff.

This night market was about 10mins walk from our hotel and we've been here before (bout 2 years back). Back then, this whole street was more quiet and lesser stalls, guessing they're recovering after the pandemic. But now, it's more lively with more stalls and I can see there's more people (both locals and tourist).

Not the biggest nor most popular night market. Offers quite limited variety and you see a lot more of sesame chicken, pork dishes, and other cooked food rather than snacks which is good that they have small tables behind the stalls for you to sit and eat. It's also not as accessible like others in Taipei.

A nice local night market to visit near Laojie station. With many food stalls.

Big night market you could easily spend 30 minutes to an hour here.

A fun place to bring your kids. Agree with many other reviews. The miniature world is a bit dated but it’s still appreciated, especially with the hot climate. Had no idea there was an actual amusement park inside where you have to take a train across. All the rides are free! They also have little kids rides (90cm to 110cm). Be warned, the water rides get you drenched (Requiring change of clothes drenched). You can buy a plastic rain cover set for 50NT. Didn’t try the food.

One park, two atmospheres. This theme consists of actually two different locations. One is their original park with miniature buildings, trains, yards and more. Main focus is Taiwan, Japan and China. Very well designed park with small trees like Japanese park. Also some moving elements like trains and airplanes. Although outdated, great to see! Then you can take the train to the other section of the park that is completely different. Walking to this section is another option when the queue is too long for the train. Takes about 15 minutes by foot. The second section is more like a Taiwan theme park with roller coasters, many slot machines, water park, and vendor selling lots of snacks. No clear focus on the miniatures world. It also have two small parks to introduce some European and American buildings, but it is clear to me that they spend significant less effort to make this stand out. No moving elements and less detail to the park itself. Don't get me wrong, still nice to walk around, but different feeling compared to first section of the park. What stood out that there were so many commercials from PEPSI, would be better to brand it to Window on Pepsi :). The branding changed btw some years ago to Window on World, but that has not everywhere (such as at the entrance) been updated. So in general, yes I enjoyed the park but the park clearly lacks focus: either focus on standard theme park or on miniature zed world. Price recommendation: 350 twd max.

This is a place that I have visited as a child more than 30 years ago and it was a nice nostalgic place to bring my kids to now. It was fun to explore the miniature worlds and find places I had seen when I was a child, not much has changed in a good way! Then we spent majority of the time since it was hot and humid at the water park area and indoor play area (playground, merry go round and dining). The water park was pretty vast and had many areas of play for different ages of kids. As foreign visitors, we did not know prior to going but it is required to wear swim caps so stock up before you go or you can purchase at their gift shop as well which we did for about $70NT - $120NT. There was plenty to keep small ones occupied for the day and they did not want to leave, great place for some water play in the hot humid summer. Also they have stroller rentals for reasonable prices which made the visit easier with small ones and toddlers. Highlights were the big water ride and train ride to the water park. We went on a summer week day which was not too crowded at all. Also, it’s not super easy to get to by public transportation, we took car service/taxi to get there.

充滿歡樂回憶的地方~~ We had such a wonderful time visiting the Miniature World theme park! My child was absolutely thrilled exploring all the beautifully detailed scenes, each one carefully designed and full of imagination. Since our visit was during the Halloween season, the park was decorated with festive pumpkins, lights, and spooky yet fun displays, adding an extra layer of excitement. It was a magical experience that created so many joyful memories for our family, and we’re already looking forward to visiting again.

An amazingly adorable place to visit! During my visit, there was a huge promotion for the ticket, made the visit even more worth it! If you have kids, definitely bring them over here. Lots of attractions to see and to experience. During summer time is better because they open their water park on July and August only. Keep in mind during these months the park can be crowded even on weekdays, and the sun shines so bright! So don't forget to pack water, sunscreen, and wear jackets if needed. Also don't forget to bring swimsuit and umbrella as well. The employees all are very friendly and cheerful, really recommended for a family visit, or even a date!

This theme park is amazing. It has operated for more than 20 years, but the miniatures, indoor/outdoor games are still managed very well. I like their miniatures of collections, they are awesome! It's also a nice place to play the bumped car, water coaster 🎢🌊

Service and viewpoint are ok Almost everywhere many people atleast wait 20-30 mints Almost all activities kid height needed to be 110cm Below height 110 cm kid have few actives

(Translated by Google) The visitor center was officially opened in 2019, but there seems to be still construction work underway. However, facilities such as parking, stepped activity plazas, and disabled ramps are being improved. Reprinted: Liberty Times reporter Li Rongping/Taoyuan Report 2019/11/11〕 The Taoyuan City Government promotes the overall development of the Xiaowulai Special Scenic Area and strives for central subsidy funds to build sightseeing facilities. The newly built "Xiaowulai Special Scenic Area Visitor Center and Yisheng Citizen Activity Center", which cost 58 million yuan, will be opened on the afternoon of the 11th. In addition to providing tourists with a better aboriginal cultural tourism experience, it can also become a refuge center and environmental education venue for the Xiaowulai Yisheng tribe. The outdoor square can be used as a venue for tribal gatherings and other activities, and can also provide tourists with complete tourism information services. Development of local tourism industry. The Municipal Tourism and Tourism Bureau and the Scenic Area Management Office have been planning the overall development of the Xiaowulai Scenic Area since 2015. After successively completing the construction of the Sky Rope Bridge, Dali Ganshui Zhen Ancient Trail, Yunei River Playing Area Improvement, Forest Breathing Trail, Atayal Story Park and Luofu Hot Spring, it continues to attract domestic and foreign tourists. The Taoyuan City Government is committed to the development of the sustainable tourism industry in Fuxing District, continues to promote green tourism, upholds the cultural assets of indigenous peoples and the spirit of reverence for nature, and builds the Yi Sheng Civic Activity Center, which symbolizes "harvest" to present to the Yi Sheng tribal folks, through local artist Mi Lu. Hayong's work "Warriors on the Mountain" tells tourists the story of the Atayal people and shows the optimism, enthusiasm and bravery of the indigenous people. (Original) 遊客中心2019正式啟用，似乎仍有工程施作。但停車、階梯式活動廣場、殘障坡道...等設施完善中。 轉載：自由時報記者李容萍／桃園報導 2019/11/11〕 桃園市政府推動小烏來風景特定區的整體發展，爭取中央補助經費建設觀光設施，斥資5800萬元新建的「小烏來風景特定區遊客中心暨義盛市民活動中心」11日下午辦理啟用典禮，即起除可提供遊客更優質的原住民文化旅遊體驗外，也可以成為小烏來義盛部落的避難中心、環境教育場所，戶外廣場可做為部落聚會等活動場所，更可提供遊客完整的旅遊資訊服務的休息站，帶動地方觀光產業的發展。 市府觀光旅遊局及風景區管理處2015年起進行小烏來風景區整體開發規劃，先後完成天空繩橋、大利幹水圳古道、宇內溪戲水區整治、森呼吸步道、泰雅故事公園及羅浮溫泉等建設後，持續吸引國內外遊客到訪。 桃園市政府致力於復興區的永續觀光產業發展，持續推動綠色旅遊，秉持原住民族文化資產及崇敬自然精神，營造象徵「豐收」的義盛市民活動中心呈獻給義盛部落鄉親，並藉由在地藝術家米路．哈勇的作品「山上的勇士」向遊客訴說泰雅族的故事及展現原住民樂觀、熱情、英勇的特色。

(Translated by Google) Tickets are 50 yuan and can be purchased on site have The water play area below is open from June to September The rest of the time is for maintenance Xiao Wulai is beautiful The story of the Atayal Legend Trail You can take a look when passing by Unfamiliar with Atayal culture It would be better if there is more in-depth introduction In addition to Chinese people, foreign tourists can also come and visit The air is very fresh Not many tourists come during holidays I feel a little pity Very beautiful scenic spot But too little planning Maybe it’s to retain the original appearance Some trails need to be renovated to make them safer (Original) 門票50元，現場購票即可 有 下方的戲水區開放時間是6月-9月 其餘時間為養護 小烏來很美 泰雅傳說步道的故事 經過可以看看 對於泰雅族不熟的文化 若有更多深入介紹會更好 除了國人也能讓外國遊客來走走 空氣很清新 假日來遊客不多 覺得稍嫌可惜 很美的風景區 但是規劃太少 或許是要保留原有面貌 有些步道需要再整修較安全

(Translated by Google) The scenery was beautiful and I was sweating all over. The line to the bottom of the waterfall was interrupted due to the typhoon. Fortunately, the road to the waterfall viewing pavilion was good, otherwise I would have gone crazy walking back to Haohanpo! (Original) 風景很美，走到滿身大汗，瀑布底因為颱風導致線路中斷，幸好往觀瀑亭的路是好的，不然往回走好漢坡真的會瘋掉！

(Translated by Google) A great attraction with a waterfall, a rope bridge, a skywalk, a stream for foot bathing, and beautiful scenery. (Original) 很棒的景點 有瀑布 繩橋 天空步道 溪水泡腳 景色優美

(Translated by Google) It's a great attraction. One ticket allows you to visit all three attractions in Xiaowulai Scenic Area. People with good physical fitness can park their car at Luofu, then walk from the Luofu Visitor Center through the bamboo forest, the Yixing Suspension Bridge, and countless stone steps to Xiaowulai Scenic Area. It takes about 45 minutes to walk one way. (Original) 很棒的景點，一票可以在小烏來景區的3個景點暢遊，體力好的人可以車停在羅浮，再從羅浮遊客中心經過竹林再經過義興吊橋、無數的石階走到小烏來風景區，單趟大概走路45分鐘

(Translated by Google) If you don't know how to play Xiao Wulai when the park is closed, you may need to do some homework. (Original) 遇到休園還沒了解怎麼玩小烏來可能要做功課

(Translated by Google) The scenic area also offers hiking trails, perfect for taking photos and strolling around. Remember to bring sunscreen and water if the weather is nice. (Original) 風景區，也有登山，適合拍照走走。天氣好記得準備防曬用具，水。

This airport gets an award for the most unique gates! They all have different themes and are visually interesting, informative, and interactive. They’re separated into two parts; the ground floor waiting area complete with charging at the seats and the downstairs where you get ready to board, also with seating. I find the international terminal to be heavily focused on duty free and luxury shopping, which makes it tough to actually be convenient. When I have a layover here or am departing back home, I’m not interested in buying souvenirs or luxury goods. I’m trying to be comfortable for my flight ahead… Find things I need like cough drops or headache medicine, dried fruits and nuts, healthy snacks, mints or gum, magazines to read, etc. I would die for a 7-Eleven of Family Mart that I can actually get to from inside Termjnal 2. A lovely airport nonetheless, and as someone from the U.S., this airport beats any of them!

Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport — one of the busiest airports in Asia and the main gateway to Taiwan. The airport is clean, modern, and well-organized, with friendly staff and plenty of facilities. There are lots of dining options, souvenir shops, and convenience stores like 7-Eleven available after check-in. Free Wi-Fi works well throughout the terminals. The layout is spacious and comfortable for both short stops and long layovers. Overall, a great airport experience for travelers.

Date Arrival: 24.9.2025 12.05pm Date Departure: 30.9.2025 1.05am Flight: Scoot Gate departure in Taiwan B8 Very good and smooth. The instruction for the direction also very clear. Where to collect the luguage also will display in big screen. You need to fill in arrival card online before the custom. Mostly communication in Chinese but they can communicate in English also. Departure hall in Taiwan B8 got 4 special chair, you can lie down like bed, but hard to get as people will chop the seat super early. Hope we can have more that kind of seats.

Very clean and signage was very helpful with both chinese and english. The only disadvantage is there's not American fast food eateries on airside. Most of them are available before the customs gate, including convenient stores. They do have local food available but most of them were closed by the time I cleared customs.

Taoyuan International Airport in Taipei is modern, clean, and well-organized. The terminals are spacious with clear signage and friendly staff. Fast check-in, plenty of local and international food options, and a great duty-free zone with tea and pineapple cakes. Comfortable lounges and rest areas make it ideal for transit travelers.

Clean and modern with all facilities needed for a good travel experience. The only thing I noticed is that there are no shops to buy basic travel food like chips,water and snacks. I also did not see a pharmacy in the departure terminal.

August 2024 Absolutely loved our airport experience during a layover! Everything was super clean, with clear directions and plenty of staff around to help. There’s a lot to see and explore — from a gaming area to several unique zones throughout the airport. We have access to the premium lounges thanks to American Express, and it was such a nice perk. The lounge had a good variety of food and lots of space to relax while waiting for our flight — a great way to unwind in between travel. We tried to find the Hello Kitty area, but didn’t want to risk missing our flight if it was too far, so we skipped it. We also grabbed a meal at a restaurant (didn’t catch the name) but the food was 10/10 — super tasty and affordable. One of the best layover experiences we’ve had!

Enjoyed the sound of the waterfalls - beautiful place to visit. Only very few people were there, basically had the place to myself. The Skywalk is part of a park with more waterfalls and bridges. Very relaxing and fun to walk through it.

Xiowulai Skywalk – A Must-Visit! This glass walkway offers a thrilling experience with stunning canyon and waterfall views. The engineering is impressive, safety is solid, and the surrounding hiking trails add to the adventure. Highly recommended for thrill-seekers and nature lovers! #googlelocalguide #1vtoledo #localseo

A very family friendly experience (as long as you don’t have a fear of heights). The water flows were quite small when we visited and so none of the waterfalls were at their most spectacular. The suspension bridge is well anchored and solidly constructed. There were few people when we visited so we could linger and enjoy the views. The skywalk is a bit of an anticlimax but is no doubt more dramatic after rain. Staff were helpful and friendly.

Soothing and easy nature walk with several hanging suspension bridges. 50 ntd per ticket. Few cafes and drinks are available in the park. Water park is sometimes closed

Good place for a one day hike. The trail is simple and the scenery is good. The glass sky walk is a must visit. But, if went during poplar hours, it might have a long line up. There are buses going from city directly to this place, it's very convenient for non driving tourists. If drive a car, the parking is very limited, around 30 spaces, with some private ones.

Amazing day trip from Taipei (easy 1.5h drive). The skywalk and the suspension & rope bridges, and little walking tracks were awesome. Great views, lovely waterfalls and beautiful way to enjoy some nature. Highly recommend.

The waterfall is good but the place doesn't have a proper motor Cycles parking.if it is a weekend better keep that in mind. Many treks and site seeing surrounding the area. A nice lookout for a day trip and fun with family and friends

Had a great stay here. Quiet and comfy. Double queen beds room is ideal for family. Easy to get to the airport by taxi or Metro. Not the newest facilities but good value considering the price and location.

This is the worst "airport hotel" I've been to. Getting here is super awkward if you don't have a car. You need to stop at Dayuan station (be sure to take the commuter train not rapid), and then walk in this dirty unpaved path/neighborhood until you reach the hotel. The hotel is 10 minutes away from the terminals, but does not offer any shuttle service. The hotel is pretty bare minimum and doesn't have any amenities such as gym, but it does have a banquet for some reason. The breakfast was quite bad and I saw a big fly on top of the fruits. This hotel needs to be rebuilt from the ground up.

Do you like the noise of tents flapping on a mountain side? Do you like rooms without windows (boarded up with plywood). Then I have a place for you. Ridiculous building under construction no notice, carpet in room disgusting, brown carpet tiles shrunch/gaps to floor, gross. No iron!?. If it wasn't so late I would never have stayed for 3 seconds. NOT convenient to airport or train station, no functioning sidewalk to get you there. Lobby portico offers little protection from rain. I didn't eat breakfast there, I wonder why.

Not too far from the airport but not a walking distance either. The hotel is undergoing some (needed) renovation, unfortunately we got one of the older rooms which was OK but old fashioned (not enough electric sockets, carpet, weird bathtub/shower situation). The AC was really powerful which was great for us. The bed was good, water pressure amazing, very good breakfast buffet. Staff is very friendly and helpful. A good rest stop before/after a long flight.

Their shower tub is huge, but be careful not to trip over it. Beds are comfortable and sheets are clean, but not very new. Rooms have a small refrigerator and free bottled water. Their front counter customer service is fair, but lacking a basic smiley face which I think is utmost valuable in a nice hotel. Complimentary breakfast from 6 AM to 10 AM on the 2nd floor.

My husband and I stayed at Taoyuan City Suites and overall, we had a great experience. Since I had almost 30kg of baggage, we decided to take a taxi from Taoyuan Airport Terminal 1 instead of taking the train. The ride was quick and convenient, costing only NT$180, which was worth it considering the heavy luggage. Check-in was smooth and fast. However, I think it would be even better if the reception staff could be a little warmer and more welcoming with smiles to make guests feel more comfortable. That said, they communicate well in English, which made the whole process hassle-free. For dining, since there aren’t many food options around the area, my husband and I decided to avail of their buffet dinner, which runs from 5:30 PM to 10:00 PM. The food was delicious and definitely worth it! Special thanks to the Filipina staff who assisted us — she was very accommodating and always smiling. We really appreciate how smart and attentive she was. At first, she spoke to us professionally in English, matching the language we used, but she quickly sensed we were Filipinos and made us feel very welcome. Ate, if you’re reading this — thank you so much, and we hope to see you again when we come back! The hotel accepts credit card payments for accommodations, but if you book a taxi through them, you’ll need to pay the driver in cash (NT$200). It’s convenient since they also help arrange transportation for guests. Since the hotel is only about 10 minutes away from the airport, you can expect to hear some airplane noise. However, during our stay, my husband and I didn’t have any trouble sleeping and weren’t disturbed by the sound at all. Overall, we had a comfortable and satisfying stay at Taoyuan City Suites. The location is very convenient, especially for travelers with early flights since it’s close to Taoyuan Airport. We’ll definitely stay here again and highly recommend this hotel to anyone looking for a nice, relaxing, and accessible place near the airport.

City suites serve its purpose for me. Comfortable bed, clean room and great shower. It offers a fantastic breakfast with so much food and style. It keeps my day going, and it was a long day journey back to the States. The front desk called a taxi and had it ready for me when I was ready to go. I would choose to stay here next time I visit Taiwan.

I’m surprised this place has a 4.8 rating; it feels overrated. The food was presented in a somewhat fancy manner, but it was fairly ordinary in taste. The beef, in particular, fell short of my expectations based on how it was portrayed on the menu. Even the drinks is bad. On the positive side, the service was satisfactory, and the restaurant was clean. However, the food quality overall was disappointing and didn’t meet the standard I was hoping for.

We visited this restaurant for dinner and found it to be a very interesting experience. The menu offered a wide selection, and we tried many dishes, all of which were excellent. The ingredients were fresh, and the flavours well-balanced. The service was efficient, and the staff was attentive throughout the meal. The only downside was the atmosphere, which felt a bit dark. While it added a certain mood, we would have preferred a slightly brighter setting. However, this did not take away from the overall enjoyment of the meal. For those looking for quality food and a refined dining experience, this is a solid choice.

Has high expectations but the food was average. The food were better to the eyes than to the mouth. CP ratio is fairly low at this place.

Nice menu and very healthier options 😋 for food and 🍸 drinks.

Great lunch experience with relaxing table spacing, comfortable ambient temperature and adventurous interpretation of Asian food on offer. Loved it!

Friendly staff Nice Food. Recommend Japanese cuisine lover to go to here to enjoy. Cheers 👍

Good food! ☺️

Food portions are quite big..so order with caution 😀 Awesome pasta, Creamy and flavourful. Nice ambience too.. located on the 4th floor of the mall. Not very crowded and staffs are helpful. Veg soup was rich with a lot of fresh veggies.. highly recommended.

Great service, good quality of food with reasonable pricing. My family loves to go to TGIF. Especially, they always have some special offers and discount packages. If you plan to eat frequently there, I recommend to get the VIP pass. thank you also to this staff who accompany us .Aaron,Leo and zoe ☺️☺️ MUST RECOMMENDED !

We recently dined at TGI Fridays Zhongli Restaurant with our family and had an enjoyable experience. The restaurant's lively atmosphere made our dinner pleasant. We ordered a variety of dishes, including burgers, ribs, and salads. The food was flavourful and served promptly. The portion sizes were generous, providing good value for the price. The staff was attentive and friendly, ensuring our needs were met throughout the meal. The restaurant's location within Metro Walk Mall is convenient, especially for families looking to combine shopping and dining. While the prices are slightly higher compared to local eateries, the quality of food and service justifies the cost.

We always choose TGIF to celebrate birthdays and special occasions, and it never disappoints! This time, Zoe and Leo provided outstanding service that made our experience even more enjoyable. Their attentiveness and friendliness truly stood out. We had a wonderful time, as always. Big Thank you!

Excellent service from Edison and Kelly! Edison speaks English well and can help with English menu, so no worries for foreigners. Kelly was also really helpful and got my mother a birthday celebration. Food is great, especially the ribs.

The cocktails from Roy were pretty good!!! Linda also served us with passion, she kept checking on us if everything was okay with the taste and everything 👍🏼👍🏼

Great service, good quality of food with reasonable pricing. My family loves to go to TGIF. Especially, they always have some special offers and discount packages. If you plan to eat frequently there, I recommend to get the VIP pass.

Doesn't meet its price level of hardware deco and dessert quality, neither. Won't be my first choice to spend dinner in such price range ($1300~$1500) anymore.

Great place for teppanyaki. Their service are great. One of the best and my favourite from wang pin group after yaki-yan. The price is a little bit high. But the meat quality are great. Really recommended to try their duck breast. There's really so many great option to choose for the main course. Definitely full after one set course menu.

Fantastic taste, ambiance, and service! Love this restaurant and will definitely return!

One of the high-tier brands under Wang Pin. Even though the price tag is higher (roughly NTD1100 per pax), it comes with satisfying services with delicious food. The price is per pax, for 8 dishes (from appetizer, to main dishes, to dessert). There are various selections for each dish. Feel free to be at my favorite place!

I love the food it's so delicious and Crew are all friendly, I love the chef the way he cooks food very well done 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

It’s my first time coming here. So far so good.

Fine dining experience in zhongli. Not much difference compared to the zhonghsan taipei. But the staff are more courteous somehow in here. Atmosphere and Seating are fine. Dining is better than average fine dining restoras. Although i miss the food in Chamonix Ski village. Ha….

Excellent ambience with gourmet food served. During our hotel stay at Kuva, we pretty much eat there every day without feeling bored . There are so many tasty options that we just can’t get enough! We love the steamed grouper, fish soup, sea cucumber with pork tenderloin, braised chestnut chicken and the pea greens !!! Three cheers for the chefs. The free delicious appetizers are different Every day ! The service is great!!!

First visit to this locally famous restaurant. Surprisingly, food was good and service was fast. Value for money! Only downside is that you'll need to drive to get there. Will definitely return.

Vegetarian Options are quite good but fit non vegetarian there are more .. Worth visiting with family and friends

Had the all you can eat version. Quite pricey but everything was great. My favourite was the braised pork belly.

Delicious food.

Excellent food and really good service!

Good price and nice food

Very gracious service, relaxing atmosphere and absolutely delicious food. Wonderful memories.

Friendly service, delicious food, elegant environment and wonderful atmosphere.

We came here for a lunch with my parents during my trip to Taiwan. We all ordered the lunch set menu. I found the short rib was overly seasoned and was way too salty. I didn’t like it at all. The service was alright. The servers were borderline cold and robotic. The restaurant interior is dated and needed for a renovation. Will I come back next time when I visiting Taiwan? Probably not.

Came here for a birthday dinner. The service here was just amazing! The staff here sincerely think of their customers. Will definitely come back again!

Food, service, atmosphere 5 stars for me. Always satisfied every time i come here. Highly recommended.

Went for lunch and was served the usual condiments. Mushroom soup was disappointing as they seemed to use too much flour. Ordered a ribeye and was extremely disappointed with the quality of the meat. My wife's New York steak on a hot plate tasted better than my ribeye. The ribeye had almost no marbling and contained quite a bit of unchewable tendons. The restaurant claimed it was USDA prime ribeye, which I honestly doubt. I have been all over the world and have eaten the best steaks, and this ribeye certainly did not live up to it's price. The restaurant staff were very receptive and service was excellent though. Sorry but will not return.

Always a great place to come for dates or anniversary celebrations. Atmosphere is romantic and the service is always top notch h.

Stumbled upon this hotpot place by chance on a Monday night, and what a pleasant surprise! The atmosphere was really cozy, and the staff were incredibly warm and friendly. We opted for the set for 2 and added a few extra dishes (4-5) to share, which ended up being very reasonable at around SGD30 per person. The portion sizes were generous, especially considering the price. The highlight for me was definitely the recommended pork soup base - it was rich and flavorful. The fish slices and pork were also fresh and delicious, although the prawns were a bit on the smaller side and weren't the freshest. Overall, a great spot for a casual and affordable hotpot experience. Definitely recommend checking it out!

The meats were good in quality and very delicious. The staffs were very kind and hospitality. The restaurant was well decorated. Good.

Loved the food here. The atmosphere was nice and the waiters and waitress were friendly. Overall, nice place to have a meal with your family.

A good place for friends and hot pot. The service is excellent too.

The best hotpot place ever. The ambiance is quite and chill. The comfort rooms are so people friendly, with free mouthwash, napkins and etc. And the food? Oh dont get me started with selection of yummies. Best of all I got to try on their traditional Chinede outfit. So fun.

Very nice decor. Service is as good as u would expect. Food is fairly tasty. I especially like their meatballs. Price is on the pricy side for the area, about 2k for 3 people. Recommanded overall.

The sour vegetable soup is delicious , the steam boat ingredients are good but the quantity should be a bit generous .

Service has gone down as the restaurant implemented tablet ordering system. Food quality is satisfactory but not great. Can we get real napkins? Eternal Taiwan problem. Floor is also extremely slick due to oil so bring proper footwear

Pretty good if you want spicy hotpot

Good

My favorite hotpot place nice cuts and all you can drink beer

Delicious food and very friendly and nice staff!

good customer service

Good!

The whole atmosphere makes me feel unhappy. So annoying, I’ll never visit it again！

it's Verry Good 🙂👍

Happy for the Lunar Moon Festival.

I prefer here to have BBQ with my family n friends .

Tender and fresh meat Outstanding service Child friendly Recommended!

Very good Japanese BBQ, good service and attention.

Comfortable place to have lunch

It’s decent for a set menu. The ambiance is between regular dining to slightly upscale. Good option for birthday celebration. Food is alright.

The foods and the service are nice. A bit pricey but worth the price. Got really full eating here! 😄 The place is nice. Nice decorations, cozy, and good for group dinner. But, the place is a bit cramped and crowded 😅

We’ve been to Tokiya for so many times and want to celebrate Father’s Day here with our parents. Generally speaking, we were pleased with its salads/ appetizers/ soups/ drinks and good service but… 1. Entrees are served cold. Two out of 4 entrees (chicken and steak) are not ideal/cold. 2. Cake qualities are not equally the same. Later we were told one of the cakes (picture attached) is not supposed to be served to the guests. 3. Under construction neighborhood. Can’t stay calm to enjoy the environment/vibe and the food. The noise and quakes made by the construction machine makes us feel nervous. Other than that, they responded to our feedback promptly. However, we probably won’t come here again. Parents were disappointed with their meals.

Tasty food in warm atmosphere, great!

Nice food and definitely worth the value. Will come back again.

very good

OMG!!!... Food served was barely warm. Had to ask to several times to reheat my meals. MY MAIN COURSE WAS BEEF... HOWEVER, DID NOT TASTE LIKE BEEF!!! Got served meals without cutlery twice. Ambience and service was very average. They forgot to serve us our drinks until the end of our meal. Some of the food was delicious, after it was reheated. Overall, it's not a " fine dining experience" ... but it sure tries to be with its high prices!!!

This airport gets an award for the most unique gates! They all have different themes and are visually interesting, informative, and interactive. They’re separated into two parts; the ground floor waiting area complete with charging at the seats and the downstairs where you get ready to board, also with seating. I find the international terminal to be heavily focused on duty free and luxury shopping, which makes it tough to actually be convenient. When I have a layover here or am departing back home, I’m not interested in buying souvenirs or luxury goods. I’m trying to be comfortable for my flight ahead… Find things I need like cough drops or headache medicine, dried fruits and nuts, healthy snacks, mints or gum, magazines to read, etc. I would die for a 7-Eleven of Family Mart that I can actually get to from inside Termjnal 2. A lovely airport nonetheless, and as someone from the U.S., this airport beats any of them!

Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport — one of the busiest airports in Asia and the main gateway to Taiwan. The airport is clean, modern, and well-organized, with friendly staff and plenty of facilities. There are lots of dining options, souvenir shops, and convenience stores like 7-Eleven available after check-in. Free Wi-Fi works well throughout the terminals. The layout is spacious and comfortable for both short stops and long layovers. Overall, a great airport experience for travelers.

Date Arrival: 24.9.2025 12.05pm Date Departure: 30.9.2025 1.05am Flight: Scoot Gate departure in Taiwan B8 Very good and smooth. The instruction for the direction also very clear. Where to collect the luguage also will display in big screen. You need to fill in arrival card online before the custom. Mostly communication in Chinese but they can communicate in English also. Departure hall in Taiwan B8 got 4 special chair, you can lie down like bed, but hard to get as people will chop the seat super early. Hope we can have more that kind of seats.

Very clean and signage was very helpful with both chinese and english. The only disadvantage is there's not American fast food eateries on airside. Most of them are available before the customs gate, including convenient stores. They do have local food available but most of them were closed by the time I cleared customs.

Taoyuan International Airport in Taipei is modern, clean, and well-organized. The terminals are spacious with clear signage and friendly staff. Fast check-in, plenty of local and international food options, and a great duty-free zone with tea and pineapple cakes. Comfortable lounges and rest areas make it ideal for transit travelers.

Clean and modern with all facilities needed for a good travel experience. The only thing I noticed is that there are no shops to buy basic travel food like chips,water and snacks. I also did not see a pharmacy in the departure terminal.

August 2024 Absolutely loved our airport experience during a layover! Everything was super clean, with clear directions and plenty of staff around to help. There’s a lot to see and explore — from a gaming area to several unique zones throughout the airport. We have access to the premium lounges thanks to American Express, and it was such a nice perk. The lounge had a good variety of food and lots of space to relax while waiting for our flight — a great way to unwind in between travel. We tried to find the Hello Kitty area, but didn’t want to risk missing our flight if it was too far, so we skipped it. We also grabbed a meal at a restaurant (didn’t catch the name) but the food was 10/10 — super tasty and affordable. One of the best layover experiences we’ve had!

Small and nothing special. Transport going to the hotels and other places is kind of unpredictable and inconvenient. I wish there will be improvements on my next visit.

This was my first visit to Taichung International Airport. It wasn’t a huge airport like Taoyuan but it was bright, clean, functional as well as spacious. There were lots of seats for waiting passengers. Counters were near and information boards were always updated with flight details promptly. There were 2 atriums, one for Domestic flights and the other for International flights. We were taking Uniair to Kinmen and counters were very neat. Counter staff were also very polite and experienced. Washrooms were spotless, spacious.

It is a convenient and compact airport with free wifi . There is only one restaurant/café once you go through customs and a few duty free shops. There's also a play area for kids and a few nice spots to sit down while waiting for boarding.

Too many luxurious duty free in the transit zone and too few eateries, no convenience store. However, there are plenty of AC and USB sockets for charging, nice WiFi, functional restrooms. And most importantly, it's clean.

Nice new international terminal, the domestic one is very dated, but has more food options. Small size and efficient staff means it's easy to use, and for Taichung residents the convenience is worth it. Also a viable option for foreign tourists if there are cheaper flights into Taichung, with airlines like Tigerair, T'Way and VietJet starting RMQ flights this year. There are new airport express buses running through the city (King Bus 國光客運 A1, A, A3, 100NTD) as well as the cheaper 302 from Taichung Train Station down the express lane on Taiwan Blvd. The international departures area has good duty free shopping, rest areas, and play areas and library for kids. But there is only one restaurant. The food is good but would have expected much more.

Nice airport, not too crowded. It is very convenient to travel from 台灣大道 by the 302 bus.

I arrived here on Feb 20, 2017 and departed here on Feb 24, 2017. I paid the cheapest fare from Hong Kong to Taiwan if I landed here. Although the airport looks nice, there is no rail link and public buses to city centre or railway stations run infrequently!

Very clean airport with plenty of space. It only operates flight to and from China, Korea and Japan.

I Arrived taoyuan International airport and trafer to shanghai from Songshan airpirt. Such a smart way. I can use the 10 hour layover time and surf Taipei city. Been to most popular place like longstanding temple, president house, Zhongshan memorial etc within 10 hrs. The songshan airport is a central location only 15 min away from Taipei 101. No need to spend 1nhours to rush to taoyuan int'l airport. And songshan is clean. Easy access and has decent duty free. Highly recommend to use this one for transfer.

It’s not directly connected to the MRT exits but you won’t be poured by rains since there’s a shelter and the exits are just 10 meters away. This airport is more popular with domestic travelers but it’s also an international airport that only has shorter and limited nonstop flights, such as to Shanghai, Seoul, Tokyo and Xiamen etc. If you’re going to further destinations like Australia, Southeastern Asia, and any other regions, Taoyuan Airport (TPE) will be more suitable for you. There are a wide range of stores, including 7-11 and the Airshop on the first floor. In terminal 1 (international), there is a huge and spacious guest lounge with several restaurants, Starbucks and a gift shop on the second level. In terminal 2 (domestic), there comes a typical and large Taiwanese food court closed at 20:00 but also an simulated aircraft gallery that seems like you can buy a ticket to learn how to fly an airplane. However, the domestic departure zone is downstairs on the 1st floor. Besides, there is also a demonstration of a traffic light near the currency exchange bank on 1st floor, which is very symbolic of Taiwanese daily life.

Flew to Beigan via UniAir. Note that this airport only operates 5AM to 11PM. Inside, there are ATMs, 7-11, and other food stalls available. Outside is the train station and a bus stop. The bus stop was tricky since google maps doesn't say which bay the bus goes to, but each bay has the actual bus numbers.

Great airport in Taipei for domestic and international flights!

Visited here for International flights. The only good thing about this airport is its location. Other than that, you will feel like traveling domestic flights. Shops, restaurants, facilities need to be much more improved + The lounge at International Departure is poor and I recommend that you use Taoyuan Airport even it takes much more time for better experience.

Former international airport for Taiwan. Now it mainly serves domestic flights. However there are some international flights still used in SongShan Airport. There is a foodcourt at level 2 of domestic flight terminal, and the food tastes great. There are also some stalls available selling cookies, domestic stuff at level 1. Mainly 3 main airlines served in the domestic flight.