Din Tai Fung, the most popular dumplings restaurant in Taiwan, where you can enjoy high-end traditional Taiwanese food at affordable prices. Its first restaurant opened in 1949, and it was recognized by The New York Times as "One of the world's top 10 restaurants." You cannot leave Taiwan without trying Din Tai Fung’s Xiao Long Bao specialty (pork soup dumplings). Sample Din Tai Fung’s best sellers at a great price at all branches in Taiwan with sets menus and a special course for your choices.
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- The voucher requires a minimum of 2 participants.
- Voucher allows skip-the-line entry; however, wait-in-line before entry is possible due to depending on the crowd when on site.
- Please pay visit to the itinerary destination by your own.
- Voucher is available during restaurant opening hours.
【Din Tai Fung- Tai[ei 101 Store】
Address: B1, No.45, Shifu Road, Taipei City (Taipei 101 Building)
Directions: Take MRT Taipei 101 / World Trade Center Station.
• After booking confirmation, the actual Din Tai Fung Meal Voucher will send it you via email within 48HRS.
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