Done with my Taiwan travelogue, now it's the time for me do a lil bit of "show off" what had I bought during my trip in Taiwan.
Some of the items in Taiwan is consider to be quite cheap and it is worthwhile to buy as compare during my trip to Japan. Most of my friends who went Taiwan especially ladies really had the craziest shopping experience, where going to Taiwan bringing just a small little tiny bag but came back with 2 big luggages.
But that's not so ME! Most of the time when I travel, I prefer to buy some unique foods that is not available in Malaysia.
Some of the items in Taiwan is consider to be quite cheap and it is worthwhile to buy as compare during my trip to Japan. Most of my friends who went Taiwan especially ladies really had the craziest shopping experience, where going to Taiwan bringing just a small little tiny bag but came back with 2 big luggages.
But that's not so ME! Most of the time when I travel, I prefer to buy some unique foods that is not available in Malaysia.
Taiwan Mochi - I prefer those fruits mochi.
Seriously, this is the most delicious pineapple soft cookies I ever had. I almost finished up all the 3 boxes by myself. Gosh! I miss the taste of it now.
Peanut milk candy and it is so hard.
Taiwan famous sausage. I only happens to found these two in Taoyuan International Airport. A perfect gift for my dad because when comes to travelling, I really have no any idea what to buy for my dad, so most probably foods will be the best choice for him.
Sweets and candy - Requested from boyfie.
This is my favourite too - Biscuit stick and some tit bits which I know seriously, it is not good for health.
Chocolate and candy from Sophisca. A perfect choice for your friends (Will blog about this in later post)
Doraemon biscuit sticks from Window on China Theme Park, Taiwan.
See, I'd told you that I more interested with foods.
Hair accessories from night market. I lost one of it during my Korea trip. SAD!!!
- Wallet cost NT$100 (approx. RM10) from night market in Taichung.
- Polka dot umbrella (recently addicted to those things in polka dot) which is really high tech. You just press the button and the umbrella will automatically open but only last for 9 months.
- Earphone from Ximending cost NT$75 for each
- Taiwan's famous mask - Beauty Diaries which bought from 7-Eleven. My girlfriends told me that this brand of mask selling in Taiwan is extremely cheaper than Malaysia but I just bought 2 packs. Some more, 1 pack contains 2 masks only. =_=
Bought a few pieces of clothes. Because the time I went is winter season, so 99% of the clothes are in long sleeve. Not really prefer long sleeve because can't wear in Malaysia.
Finally, my travel collection - keychain & fridge magnets. If I didn't bought it, I will feel like I never visit that country/city.
