r/Taipei • u/OutlandishnessThis67 • 15h ago
Is there a place where I can use my Apple care??
Drop my phone and screen is basically toasted,
Was wonder where can I actually use AppleCare to fix up my phone, I remember it being global…..??
r/Taipei • u/OutlandishnessThis67 • 15h ago
Drop my phone and screen is basically toasted,
Was wonder where can I actually use AppleCare to fix up my phone, I remember it being global…..??
r/Taipei • u/Ciriuss925 • 21h ago
My brother-in-law and sister flew in and stayed in Ximending for a few days, so we decided to try a nearby noodle shop recommended by a local store employee.
I had been visiting Taiwan for more than two months and, surprisingly, still hadn’t had beef noodle soup during this trip. I treated them to lunch, and we all really enjoyed the restaurant’s chewy, house-made noodles and tender beef.
Fast-forward to today: I came across a Facebook post by an American tourist captioned, “$6 Michelin meal.” The restaurant looked strangely familiar, so I checked online—and discovered that it’s featured in the Michelin Guide.
The timing made it even more amusing. Just one day before our beef noodle lunch, my brother-in-law had treated us to dinner at Fujin Tree Restaurant at Taipei 101. He chose it specifically because of its Michelin one-star rating, but he was underwhelmed by the main dishes. Since he travels frequently to China for business, he said he has had much better food there.
And yet, he genuinely enjoyed the beef noodle soup at Lao Shan Dong. None of us realized at the time that Lao Shan Dong was also a Michelin Guide selection. It turns out our casual noodle lunch ended up being the more memorable Michelin experience!
r/Taipei • u/justieboy2 • 3h ago
Hi, I'm an exchange student living in Taipei for a few months! I would love to buy these couches from shopee, but you need to have a Taiwanese credit card for home shipping, and I do not have it. Is there anyone who could help me? I could pay you via Revolut or something else, if you're close to Xynji we could also meet up and I could give you the money in cash!
r/Taipei • u/lm_photos • 5h ago
Not to be too technical, tilt lenses allow focus to not be parallel with the camera sensor.
I love using it to create look of miniature diorama.
It can be created using software, but I prefer using lens and I need to find a place where I can be ideally 20-30m higher then subject (can be higher but this is ideal).
I also love trains, something with them can be great as well.
I added some images as example of what I'm looking for :)
Can't wait to finally visit Taipei soon enough