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2020 Taiwan Food Pavilion offers authentic foods, drinks at a click
Fans of Taiwanese culinary delights (no, not Star Wars), can try a tall glass of yummy boba and other foods by ordering them online from the 2020 Taiwan Food Pavilion.
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Bubble tea, better known as boba, is a popular Taiwanese driank that is available from the online 2020 Taiwan Food Pavilion. (Shutterstock/Paripol Sriwangprai)
Have you ever wanted to taste authentic black sugar boba (bubble tea) or spicy noodles from Taiwan?
You can try them both as well as other famous Taiwanese dishes by ordering them online at the 2020 Taiwan Food Pavilion, which runs until Nov. 20.
The culinary promotion is offering more than 30 products in six separate categories: desserts & drinks, ready-to-eat, accompaniments & sides, gifts & snacks, legendary dishes and nutritious snacks.
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Meanwhile, the event features 11 well-known brands, including Sad Super Hot Noodles, Sheriff Tea Egg, Unique Instant, De Yi, Hui Kun, Maru Wen Food, Coville, Cherry Grandfather, Aposo and Choices. Better yet, go for the Combo Deal selections.
Aside from black sugar boba and spicy noodles, visitors will also find walnut cakes, nougats, pineapple cakes, teas and seasonings. Free delivery fee is available for Greater Jakarta residents.
The 2020 Taiwan Food Pavilion is a cross-border e-commerce event supported by the Department of Commerce at the Taiwanese Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA), and aims to share Taiwan’s culinary culture without Indonesian foodies having to leave home amid the coronavirus restrictions. (wir/wng)
