Xiaoliuqiu. Still haven’t tried that one. Last time I was there I kept seeing the advertisements, but when I finally settled down for a beer it was nowhere to be found. Not long ago we walked around that island. Not bad. Now that I’ve done it I can’t see renting a scooter there as all that necessary.
I’m about a half hour east of you (not counting the boat ride) in Fangliao. You read any articles about the traffic this weekend? I had to pass on Taitung. I’ll head over there next weekend.
I live in Kaohsuing not Xiaoliuqiu. (Xiaoliuqiu is nice to visit but for living would prefer Taitung) But do travel the area for work and fun. So what is in front the Fangliao station now, miss the Mango girl!
I still haven’t had it. Last time I went to Xiaoliuqiu I walked around the island (it’s 12 km), and the whole way I kept thinking, “If I see that beer I’m going to try it.” Didn’t see it anywhere.
I think it’s probably just average. Like Longchuan or Go Beer. I’m also pretty sure they don’t brew it on the island. Someone gave me a bag of those curly cookies (麻花捲) recently, and after studying the bag I learned they were made in Kaohsiung.
My 7/11 sucks. Nothing like that to be found. It just has the usual suspects (nothing better than Asahi or Sapporo). The only place near me that had really good beer was Jason’s, but that’s nestled in the heart of Kaohsiung Arena and I don’t dare go in there since the outbreak (even though it’s bafflingly been reopened, yet I still can’t invite a fifth person in my apartment and… never mind, mixing up my threads again. God, I need a drink)