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Q: Is there Taiwanese cuisine?

I see a lot of "Taiwanese" tea shops and cafes that sell some nice fried chicken and other snacks, but how would you define Taiwanese cuisine? Is there such a thing?

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No it's like Chinese cuisine, minus the diarrhea, the food poisoning, the gutter oil and other scandals.

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I would say that there is a Taiwanese cuisine,as one of many Chinese cuisines. The big difference between Taiwanese and other Chinese cuisines being the cleanliness and safety of the former.

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As others. I would also add "finesse" to it. When dining in Taiwan you can also eat without fear of choking on some splinter of bone. 

 

Those Taiwan pineapple cakes are awesome

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As others. I would also add "finesse" to it. When dining in Taiwan you can also eat without fear of choking on some splinter of bone. 

 

Those Taiwan pineapple cakes are awesome

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I'm guessing there would be the indigenous people of Taiwan, but I don't know what they ate, or how many are left...

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