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Well since we were at the fish market, sushi was in order. Cannot get fresher than that 🙂

Part of the Minzu Fish Market has been transformed to a seafood paradise: Addition Aquatic Development (上引水產) and it’s the new place to eat.

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No English subtitles to decipher

No Pinyin to help read the characters

No photo to help choose the dish

No problem (well with a little help from the waitress)

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This is my kind of place: shopping, wine bar and restaurant all under the roof of Taipei Fish Market.

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Taipei Fish Market on Minzu East Road. From the fish tank to our plate in a record time.

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Beitou Hot Springs. It had an airy feeling.

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Of course we had to try the hot springs.

The top pool was 45+C, the middle one 40+C and the bottom one 35+C. (We went in the bottom one, the top was way too hot). The jacuzzi in the front was cold water (Only Jeremy dared to get in!)

This is a picture of a picture because no photo were allowed and as you can guess it was slightly more crowded 😉

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Beitou hot springs.

Water is between 80 & 100C. (For my American friends, 100C is boiling temperature 😉 !) the ph is 1-2 and it smelled like rotten eggs because of the sulphur.

Definitely just to look at and not dip in!!

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Beitou Thermal Valley

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Metro ride for another day of exploring Taipei.

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Cute little cafe near Dihua Street