@Varun Bhardwaj that sounds awesome! I would love to go to India. It's at the top of my list. Is there a lot of cheese and milks? Im pretty allergic to dairy
These experiences and reflections like yours are what changes you for the good and is what inspires you to keep traveling and keep pursuing the unknown. Let your memory be your travel bag and keep going!!!!!!
Ooooooooo! I’ve always wanted to go see Taiwan and visit family there with my grandma but I was worried about finding things to eat there since I’m vegan. Can’t wait to see veggie paradise someday!!
I try to be less picky when travelling, which helps a lot. I don't mind if things are cook with meat on the same grill ...and often I will pick the meat out and give to to the hubby :P. Some places are really difficult though, like when I was in Poland
I'm not a vegetarian nor vegan but I don't crave meat, growing up my family (mainly dad and siblings) they dislike veggies and prefer overwhelmingly meaty diet. I feel like going to Taiwan for a full vegetarian getaway just to take a break from my family dietary habit.
Not sugary bubble tea sounds good. I don’t like sugar either. I’ve heardLaos isn’t the easiest for vegans but it’s not bad for vegetarians I think and similar to what you describe of Taiwan definitely lots of options if you eat fish.There are tons of things here that look like there no meat , and if you ask the person selling it they will say there’s no meat ( fermented vegetables/jack fruit, their version of salsa, papaya salad) but they all have fish sauce or fermented fish paste in them.... the fish ball egg roll thing at the end looked really good
Yeah, Laos has always been great for me as a vegetarian. Im not bothered about fish sauce, so it does make eating a lot easier!!! Oh geeze, I sure do miss food markets!!!!
@@BumblingTourist Ok. Looking forward to checking out more of your content. Hopefully one of these days travel will be more realistic to do. I just hope people will minimize their flying and maximize other modes of travel for the sake of the climate, though... we may not really have a chance of turning that around. Sorry. Yummy street food is more fun to talk about.
Hello! Of all the Asian countries you've visited, which country was the most Vegetarian friendly? And which country had the best tasting Vegetarian food? Thank you!
Mostly Vegetarian friendly would probably be Myanmar! Most dishes there were Vegetarian! In terms of best tasting, Myanmar was great, but central Vietnam's fresh veggies were out of this world!! 😍😍😍
Hey, I really liked this video. Good work. The food here is amazing, but I wish they would use olive oil over veggie oil. It's terrible for you. BTW you can stab the corn with your chopstick. 🙃
The food was sooooo good!! Id love to live there and explore it more! I agree, olive oil would be much easier to digest too. The corn was so intimidating!! I tried picking it up, and kept dropping it and splashing hot soup 🤣 stabbing it is a much better idea.... 🤔
Its not because of Japanese occupied in Taiwan. so you find sushi there. It’s sushi as thousands yrs of common north eastern Asian food, or royal party food back then,sushi is widely eaten from Korea ,Chinese ,Japan ,Taiwan …. It’s just widely known as Japanese restaurant cuisine but it’s not Japanese who create sushi!
Wow sister vegetarian is best our health & special save a animals 👍👍👍👍🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 great job sister 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 i m Tibetan pure vegetarian they animals is my friends so I never eat my friends🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱
It's the way to be! I hope that more people give being vegetarian a try! Or at least try to limit the meat that they eat if they cannot! Thanks for watching!
I'm not vegetarian but don't eat a lot of meat. I think if I ever did get to travel that I'd avoid eating meat simply cuz I would not know if it really was what they said it was or how they cook and prepare it. Just overall would want to avoid food poisoning lol
Yeah, fair enough. It does take a certain amount of the risk out of eating while abroad. A lot of places it's really difficult to avoid meat though, so if I have to, I choose fish.... somehow seems safer. 😅
Have you done any research on that at all? There is a difference between vegan and vegetarian, a simple google search could help you understand the difference between the two . Eggs are considered vegetarian.
@@GalaxyFlower-ko6vw there are many types of vegetarian diet. Classic vegetarian don't eat eggs. It's an unfertilized meat, chickens ovule. But in title of the video says Taiwan also the Vegan Paradise.
@@BumblingTourist nah. It's just a matter of different perspectives. I live in india and have eaten veg my entire life. I know what's vegetarian 👍🏻 eating eggs of any form isn't veg.
![I ate at Taiwan's Vegan No Waste Night Market [我在台灣第一家素食無浪費夜市吃飯] 🇹🇼❤️](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/77a3quAjREU/mqdefault.jpg)
My sister-in-law is a Vegetarian and she said Taiwain is Veggie heaven.
It totally is!!! Myanmar was excellent too
@Varun Bhardwaj I assume it's really good for vegetarians too? Yeah? 😍
@Varun Bhardwaj that sounds awesome! I would love to go to India. It's at the top of my list. Is there a lot of cheese and milks? Im pretty allergic to dairy
@Varun Bhardwaj that's great news!
If Taiwan was not constantly threatened by China, I would be willing to move there to be a Canadian Taiwanese :) The culture in Taiwan is fascinating!
I completely agree! It would be a dream to live there
It's great to see that it's getting easier to find vegetarian options! This looks wonderful!
It is sooo much easier now!!! When we were in Myanmar last year, it was incredibly easy to be vegan as well!
These experiences and reflections like yours are what changes you for the good and is what inspires you to keep traveling and keep pursuing the unknown.
Let your memory be your travel bag and keep going!!!!!!
Keeping all the memories really close right now! Until we can travel again!! Hopefully soon 😊 thanks for watching!
@@BumblingTourist We hope the same with you until we see the lights at the end of this tunnel......
Have a wonderful day my friend!!!
Good work guys!! Thanks for showing your experience.
Thanks so much for watching!! You too 😊
All of that food in the opening scene looks so boss
You mean the meat? 🤣
@@BumblingTourist Exactly
Are you the one that thumbed the video down then?
@@BumblingTourist Of course not 😆 that'll be someone with absolutely zero going on in their life.
Ooooooooo! I’ve always wanted to go see Taiwan and visit family there with my grandma but I was worried about finding things to eat there since I’m vegan. Can’t wait to see veggie paradise someday!!
I really hope you can go soon! Taiwan is one of my favourite places! You're sure to find alot of options, even more as time goes on 😊
An informative video! I’ve never considered what it’d be like to travel and have dietary restrictions. Cant be easy. Good job explaining!
I try to be less picky when travelling, which helps a lot. I don't mind if things are cook with meat on the same grill ...and often I will pick the meat out and give to to the hubby :P. Some places are really difficult though, like when I was in Poland
@@BumblingTourist I'm vegan and that's great too hear that Taiwan is vegan heaven
Amazing Food options 🤩! Just Subscribed to your channel
Thank you so much! Taiwan is amazing for vegetarians, Myanmar was too!!!!
I only eat fish when it comes to meat. Most of the time i eat non meat foods. Good content
Me too, I will eat fish when I travel because fish oil is in a lot of things. At home I am fish and dairy free. Thanks for watching!!
I'm not a vegetarian nor vegan but I don't crave meat, growing up my family (mainly dad and siblings) they dislike veggies and prefer overwhelmingly meaty diet. I feel like going to Taiwan for a full vegetarian getaway just to take a break from my family dietary habit.
Love that! You totally should!
Not sugary bubble tea sounds good. I don’t like sugar either. I’ve heardLaos isn’t the easiest for vegans but it’s not bad for vegetarians I think and similar to what you describe of Taiwan definitely lots of options if you eat fish.There are tons of things here that look like there no meat , and if you ask the person selling it they will say there’s no meat ( fermented vegetables/jack fruit, their version of salsa, papaya salad) but they all have fish sauce or fermented fish paste in them.... the fish ball egg roll thing at the end looked really good
Yeah, Laos has always been great for me as a vegetarian. Im not bothered about fish sauce, so it does make eating a lot easier!!! Oh geeze, I sure do miss food markets!!!!
@@BumblingTourist tasting random stuff Is super fun!
I'm not vegan but damn, the food does look good! Love the hot pot too heh
We had never had hot pot before, but the lady out front was sooooo friendly, and we couldn't say no! Plus, it was delicious! Score!
This makes me really crave bubble tea. #taipei101
I just noticed you can buy tapioca balls at the freshco on Ontario St. Might have to try and make my own.
Hey. Subscribed for vegetarian / vegan travel. It's amazing to me that you are traveling during the pandemic... or is this old footage?
It is old footage, we're stuck at home! But we have a bunch of Myanmar videos coming up and that was a Vegan/Veggie paradise!!!!
@@BumblingTourist Ok. Looking forward to checking out more of your content. Hopefully one of these days travel will be more realistic to do. I just hope people will minimize their flying and maximize other modes of travel for the sake of the climate, though... we may not really have a chance of turning that around. Sorry. Yummy street food is more fun to talk about.
Also, I love how you admit to bumbling. That is such an inevitable part of travel / living abroad, maybe of living in general.
@@lacha608 we are ever bumblier somehow! Haaaa, but it's definitely a part of travel, anyone that says other wise is probably not being truthful🤣
Hello! Of all the Asian countries you've visited, which country was the most Vegetarian friendly? And which country had the best tasting Vegetarian food? Thank you!
Mostly Vegetarian friendly would probably be Myanmar! Most dishes there were Vegetarian! In terms of best tasting, Myanmar was great, but central Vietnam's fresh veggies were out of this world!! 😍😍😍
Nice. Do visit India to experience a veg paradise 😀👍
India is the top of my list!! I would love to visit!
Hey, I really liked this video. Good work. The food here is amazing, but I wish they would use olive oil over veggie oil. It's terrible for you.
BTW you can stab the corn with your chopstick. 🙃
The food was sooooo good!! Id love to live there and explore it more! I agree, olive oil would be much easier to digest too. The corn was so intimidating!! I tried picking it up, and kept dropping it and splashing hot soup 🤣 stabbing it is a much better idea.... 🤔
It's an amazing country. I'm very fortunate to be here. 😊
Its not because of Japanese occupied in Taiwan. so you find sushi there. It’s sushi as thousands yrs of common north eastern Asian food, or royal party food back then,sushi is widely eaten from Korea ,Chinese ,Japan ,Taiwan …. It’s just widely known as Japanese restaurant cuisine but it’s not Japanese who create sushi!
Wow sister vegetarian is best our health & special save a animals 👍👍👍👍🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 great job sister 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 i m Tibetan pure vegetarian they animals is my friends so I never eat my friends🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱
It's the way to be! I hope that more people give being vegetarian a try! Or at least try to limit the meat that they eat if they cannot! Thanks for watching!
the background nose + background music you added made it difficult to hear clearly. cool information though.
Thanks for the feed back =]
Is there many alliums free vegetarian options ?
There is a lot of green onion and garlic in Taiwan, but I am sure there are options for you
I'm not vegetarian but don't eat a lot of meat. I think if I ever did get to travel that I'd avoid eating meat simply cuz I would not know if it really was what they said it was or how they cook and prepare it. Just overall would want to avoid food poisoning lol
Yeah, fair enough. It does take a certain amount of the risk out of eating while abroad. A lot of places it's really difficult to avoid meat though, so if I have to, I choose fish.... somehow seems safer. 😅
This is because of Buddhism
That's so true!! Myanmar was great for being vegetarian too because of buddhism
You should mention prices also
You are totally right! Next time we will for sure!
1:11 ummm…That is Simplified Chinese, but we use Traditional Chinese here
Chicken is 雞, pork is 豬
Yes, I realized later and a few people have mentioned that! Thank you for clarifying 😄
It's vegan eggs?
No, eggs are vegetarian. I am not fully vegan, so I do eat eggs every so often.
I know this video is a year old but just letting you know that's not how you write chicken in Taiwan - we write in traditional, not simplified.
Ooops! Thanks for letting us know! =]
@@BumblingTourist Is egg considered vegetarian?
It is considered vegetarian in North America, but I've heard that in India it isn't considered vegetarian.
No mam. In real India is vegetarians paradise.
Yeah, I have heard that India is amazing fro vegetarians ! I really hope we can visit India soon!
Vegetarian means
Taiwan & India
I would love to visit India to try the vegetarian food! Hopefully someday I can visit there. Taiwan is great for vegetarians! :)
8:20 Eggs are not Vegetarian.
Have you done any research on that at all? There is a difference between vegan and vegetarian, a simple google search could help you understand the difference between the two . Eggs are considered vegetarian.
@@GalaxyFlower-ko6vw Generally in Indian culture milk is vegetarian but eggs are not vegetarian
@@GalaxyFlower-ko6vw there are many types of vegetarian diet. Classic vegetarian don't eat eggs. It's an unfertilized meat, chickens ovule. But in title of the video says Taiwan also the Vegan Paradise.
Egg is not vegetarian you're eating chicken baby foetus 🐥
UNfertilized egg is vegetarian. You are confusing vegetarian with vegan.
@@BumblingTourist nah. It's just a matter of different perspectives. I live in india and have eaten veg my entire life. I know what's vegetarian 👍🏻 eating eggs of any form isn't veg.