I heart Gongguan, Taipei « Joanna Rees Photography

December 23, 2007...2:16 am

I heart Gongguan, Taipei

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Gongguan is my favorite area in Taipei. Urban, cool, hip, and home to National Taiwan University it is also one of the city’s best shopping areas. Here are a few photographs of the neighborhood:

Ahhh, my favorite meat buns! Is anyone else as addicted to these buns as I am?

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Oscar
January 31, 2008 at 2:30 am

Ahh, the second picture… under the Starbuck’s coffee is the Target bakery. It’s awesome.

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Roch
November 1, 2009 at 10:29 pm

I love this place too

I’m going to blog about it in a few minutes

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I love this place too :) I'm going to blog about it in a few minutes :)

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