Sunday, June 30, 2013

I Heart Taipei !

Where to begin...




Best mango snowflake ice!

My showcase at Anhe 65

Anhe65: Filled with kittens and cute pillow people.

My 1st Taipei night market experience

Spicy fish balls = delicious

Green Papaya Salad, Medium Spicy = burning lips

Grilled fishies = grilled yummies!

Omelet with oysters = Heck yes!

I can barely contain myself here.


Beautiful and touching Sodagreen charity concert for children with cancer



I ate jellyfish for the 1st time!

Best fried rice ever!
Fish eggs popped in your mouth.






More night market madness!

I shot the balloons and won a rubik's cube!

Small fried crabs

Things are getting crazy.  It's a night market food fiesta!

Wheel pastries with cream = drool...

Warm candied juicy strawberries = over the edge drool!


Last supper feast!

Stinky tofu = surprisingly awesome + addicting!

Me, Ice Monster, and Mr. Kevin



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  1. Sorry, random comment, but I was just you identify more as Half-Asian, or Korean, or whatever your white half is?

    I'm half asian, and I identify more as Japanese, out of my two halves, but I also feel like I have something in common with other half asian people. Even if they're not Japanese, Irish like I am.

    1. That's a tough question... it depends on what kind of situation I'm in, or where I'm at. I morph into feeling more Korean at times, and then more American sometimes. Sometimes it can be confusing or difficult. Other times I feel really lucky to have grown up with 2 different cultures. One thing I personally try to remind myself of is that in the end, I am American. And America is so cool because there are so many different ethnicities and cultures living together here (even though, depending on where you live, it might not feel like it). There are so many mixes of races. Ideally, everyone is accepted here, whether they're white, indian, black, asian, mixed, etc...

      I can relate easily to other half-asian mixes, even if they come from different backgrounds. We all have these very unique identities in one way or another. Some of us grew up with 2 or more different cultures in our lives. It's something that can connect us all together, no matter where we come from, or what our cultures' histories have experienced.

      It can be strange for me at times to identify myself.... but I try to remember, "Unique is the new chic!" ;)

    2. And I can relate easily to what you're saying, even though WE come from different backgrounds. :)

      Thank you so much for replying!

  2. You made me so hungry with all those pictures of deliciousness!! Those wheel pastries with cream are the ones you had with us when we met up at Little Tokyo last time! Those are about 3 times the size and I'm sure more delicious. So glad you had such a wonderful trip!! :)

  3. Thanks for sharing those. Hoping to go too in the near future. Too much to see. Would be a highlight if you were performing there same time. The Fuji gathering in Japan is going to be awesome.
    Your certainly a candidate for a Sea Shepherd alert .

  4. The old factory was HuaShan park in Taipei.

  5. Wow! You are so lucky to go to these places:) Btw I love your music and I hope one day I can see you in real life because you acre my inspiration!
    Lots of love from me:) hope you have a great time where you are

  6. Wendy Wang is a brilliant singer/songwriter too!
    Entertaining 10 000 at once surely suited you.

  7. Why not come to Suzhou? It's amazing. You gonna love it.. :)