Taiwan 2011 - Tainan

#1 Red eye @.@ It was an early flight.


#2 Ready to take off!


#3 We arrived! On shuttle bus to high speed rail station.


#4


#5 Scenic view along the way to Tainan.


#6 Super excited!!!

Our 1st & 2nd day in Tainan were real rush and bustling with activity, from bridal gown fitting to brainstorming to finalizing the look and feel; it was action-packed but manageable. We ended our days with a sense of accomplishment, phew!

I wanted to take my pre-wedding photos in Tainan instead of Taipei due to two reasons: 1) Talented Photographer & Awesome Bridal Boutique. These two factors are correlated, and they are way to vital. I rather travel further (or pay more, which I don't really have to, thank god) to a friendly, independent, and diligent bridal boutique than getting poor service and atrocious photos. 2) Friend. Ya, I have good friend in Tainan. Trust me, a trusted friend makes your life a lot easier when you are in a new place, knowing nothing about the area.


#7 Introducing Karin, the trusted friend I mentioned! She has been a great help, so glad to see her again! Guess what, she'll be coming to my wedding too, that's how close we are ^____^V

Tainan is truly a food paradise, I need to stop myself from drooling now!


#8 Dau Fu Fa (beancurd jelly? tofu pudding? Whatever, they both sounds odd) with red beans topping!


#9 with lemon juice...


#10 with pearls/tapioca balls... How creative!


#11 卤蛋。Spiced egg?! Help me translate this, can?


#12 綜合魚丸湯。Fish balls soup.


#13 Squid balls.


#14 Prawn rolls~~ These are the best, I nommed 4 of them!


#15 Spot us? :p


#16


#17 You can't find a fish porridge tastier than this in Taiwan, I swear!!!


#18 I called it popcorn chicken! Once you pop, you can't stop, a sinful snack.


#19 Karin dropped us at the high speed rail station after stuffing us with all those utterly delicious foods; we can almost hug our bellies as bolster.


#20 Train is here! See you in Taipei~~



Love & kisses,
Bev