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A small island with a big food culture, Taiwan is best known for its xiaochi, or snack food. To the Taiwanese, snack food is not defined in the American sense of chips and cookies; it’s everything sold at the many famous markets throughout the island, including well-known Taiwanese specialties like pineapple cake, bubble tea, and pork belly buns.

Asia Society Texas Center will collaborate with local restaurants and vendors to create Taste of Taiwan, a program that explores the vibrancy of Taiwanese street cuisine. Enjoy small bites, snacks, and libations from our cash bar at this only-in-Houston event!

Featured Dishes: Pork Belly Buns, Sticky Rice, Daikon Cake, Vegetarian Oyster Omelets, and more.

Culinary Partners:
Kung Fu Tea
Paxon’s Café
The Path of Tea
I Ping
Yummy Kitchen

Related Link

Info Taiwan: Taiwan's Night Markets

Asia Society Texas Center’s Spotlight Taiwan series is funded in part by a grant from the Ministry of Culture, Republic of China (Taiwan), and special patron Dr. Samuel Yin. Additional support is provided by a grant from the City of Houston through Houston Arts Alliance.

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