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Eating takes a definitely a very important part in the life of Taiwanese. When people meet, they will usually ask one of the first things that you have already eaten when one denies the question is usually provided immediately for assistance. Eating out is basically a quick and practical matter - provided the Chinese one is read in accordance powerful and capable of menus. The mere reading, however, does not mean you know what was coming up on one play but also not really matter, as most things very well taste and healthy is always just about anything. Some things may look quite funny and often quite strange smells, tastes, but, surprisingly, always very well, while we regret at some harmless looking and smelling things ever to have it put so innocently in the mouth. General, however: you should all have at some times, at least in small quantities because they missed a lot, if you get put off by strange smell. Some things should be given a second chance, often the first tastes are so strange that you have to get used to it.
In restaurants you often must be present, the Taiwanese are convinced that the restaurants with the longest snakes in front of the must be best and would rather make a long time, as to go directly into a similar, empty restaurant next door. If it's your turn, you quickly ordered some dishes, then share them all. Meals are served fairly quickly, produces a lot of rubbish, laughing loudly and talking and possibly even photographically recorded food and persons involved. If no more what goes in, it immediately disappears again - are finally out there are many.
The ne plus ultra of Taiwanese cuisine are probably the night markets that exist in many parts of the city and is offered in addition to clothing, especially where food and in an abundance that you do not know where to begin. Given at each corner sliced fruit and beverages. People do not remain on a level that the preparation is fast, it is eaten quickly and on we go. Night markets might look like a bit of our fairs, but everything is much cheaper and more practical. On weekends, the night markets are always pretty full, as one moves through the narrow streets.
The offer wealth is simply astounding, so is the simple question "What food do you want?" Constantly overwhelmed. Presumably it has not done any Taiwanese to have tasted in his life, all kinds of preparation of a dish.
run on television all the long nose Cooking shows or other live-from-the-cook-shop "reports, where (supported by cartoon-like sounds and impressions), the preparation is stated at the end then try all the studio guests.
stand in stark contrast to this very dominant food culture that sometimes shockingly thin people, especially girls who are referred to as "paper people". How do make it to say with this offer "no," remains a mystery. Today I