Wandering Fel

1914 Huashan Creative Park

Summer is gonna be over soon. And despite my deep hatred for a humid weather, I still feel somewhat sad. =(

In order to turn this summertime sadness feeling into summertime fun, we are going to the park today. Hmm, the weather is kinda cloudy but I suppose it's not gonna rain (fingers-crossed). Hehe.

There's a Sunday market in the park so if you want to visit the park, make sure it's a Sunday.

There are a lot of art galleries, cafe and stores here and we'll explore them soon.

Green house. A literally green house.

Going inside the buildings. It feels somewhat artistic and eerie at the same time. Probably due to the fact that the building is kinda artistically old.

Arts displayed on the wall.

Street performances. Quite fun to hear. =)

Street Performance Huashan Creative Park

The nearest MRT to Huashan Creative Park is Zhongxiao Xinsheng/ Shandao Temple. However, you need to walk a bit for 10 minutes from either MRT station to reach the park. No entrance fee to the park however, some art galleries will charge you entrance fee.

Night Market Food: Scallops on a Stick, Shilin Night Market

Whenever we, the girls, are going to a night market, we are immediately attracted to those stalls with (a) long queue or (b) cute mascot. I suppose in this case, (b) is the culprit. That scallop mascot is like...kawaii! XD

We pass by this stall while we are strolling in Shilin Night Market. They look somewhat interesting (and the mascot is cute) so we decide to stop and order. Haha.

This is how the banner look like in case it's super crowded and you won't see the signage below.

It's like scallops with salt and pepper because they basically just coat it with whatever powder according to the topping that you chose. Hmm okay-ish but not really fantastic I guess. Haha.

Scallop on a Stick Shilin Night Market Taipei

Are you going to give it a try when you are at Shilin Night Market? =P

Yongkang Street Cheese Scallion Pancake, Taipei

I seriously wonder why my wallet is slim. Not like its owner. Oh well~~

Good thing about staying in Taipei is that you don't have to pay a lot to eat good food. Even simple food taste like heaven. #notexaggerating

Since I don't really have a lot to spend on daily expense at the moment (saving up for next trip), I wander off to Yongkang Street again after school in a mission to find something edible without creating a hole in my wallet.

And a queue line draw me in..like usual.. #weak

Can't really see what are they selling so I come really close. Huh? Looks yum!

It's Taiwanese pancake! Aww smells damn good and it's not expensive too. I immediately join the queue. And order my cheese egg pancake. If I'm not wrong, it costs me NTD30 - 50.

Itadakimasuuuu~~~~ =) =) =)

The stall is located at the intersection opposite Kao Chi. I don't think you can miss it because of the queue. =)