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Taipei's MOCA blends edgy Asian contemporary art and immersive exhibits within a charming historic building, making for a vibrant, thought-provoking stop.

Quaint and cozy, this casual spot serves up delicious Taiwanese comfort food, like their standout braised pork rice and must-try boiled chicken.

Next to Taipei 101, Grand Hyatt Taipei boasts spacious rooms, a top-notch breakfast buffet, a luxe spa, and multiple dining spots in a bustling Xinyi hub.

At Fu Hang Soy Milk, a bustling breakfast haven in Taipei, you can indulge in legendary soy milk and mouthwatering flatbreads, all while navigating a lively food court atmosphere and a famously long queue.

A tiny gem near National Taiwan Normal University, this bustling spot serves up crispy radish cakes and flaky green onion pancakes that delight despite the wait.

This Michelin-starred spot, a celebrity favorite since '87, serves hearty traditional Taiwanese fare like herbal chicken soup and giant fried spare ribs, all in a cozy atmosphere that feels like home.

Le Palais serves refined Cantonese cuisine in a luxe setting with standout dishes like its legendary roast duck and attentive service.

Nestled on a side street, this Michelin-recommended spot specializes in fresh, high-quality eel served in unique styles, all in a cozy, private setting.

Nestled beside Daan Park, this innovative vegan Thai eatery fuses traditional flavors with plant-based ingredients, creating a cozy atmosphere where every dish is crafted with care and seasonal produce.

Sushi Ryu serves meticulously crafted, seasonal omakase sushi with Taiwanese flair in a sleek, minimalist Tokyo-meets-Taipei setting.