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The Taiwanese love to eat and there is a saying that in this country there is a snack shop every three steps and a restaurant every five. Taiwanese food is naturally the most popular choice of cuisine, with the favourite dishes being crab cakes, three-cup chicken, fried egg with dried radish, roast pork with bamboo shoots, rice in bamboo tubes and deep fried shrimps.

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Finding international cuisine is not difficult as the city is so cosmopolitan. German, Italian, Korean, Swiss, Japanese and American are all favourites in Taipei. Many top international restaurants can be found around Chungshan N Road, Linsen N Road and Wenlin Road.

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