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Mrupupup went to the newly renovated Chinatown Point. Mrupupup walked around the Chinatown Point and stumbled upon a Taiwanese eatery known as 'Eat at Taipei'  吃在台北  (at level 1, next to Toast Box). Well, one could guess the place served up Taiwanese food. 'Eat at Taipei' at Chinatown Point is their second outlet in Singapore, the other outlet is at JCube in Jurong. Mrupupup tried the 'coffin' toast' - about $8 (1st time trying!) which looked like a coffin, actually fried bread filled with thick white sauce, prawns, squid and fish slices. 'Coffin toast' was unique and first time for Mrupupup.  We next tried the ginger duck soup (about $4.90) which came in a small bowl but was filled with ingredients and the thick herbal soup (quite good!). 'Eat at Taipei' was a pretty good place to try Taiwanese food and Mrupupup would come again to try their desserts like shaved ice dessert & bubble tea.

8 Degrees Taiwanese Bistro 八度空间 serves all sorts of Taiwanese/Asian food. 8 Degrees located at 37 Teck Chye Terrace (along Upper Serangoon Road - nearest MRT is Serangoon) - formerly the store was located along Yio Chu Kang Road. The good thing about 8 Degrees is that it opens late till 1am daily and the place is good for Taiwan food. Mrupupup had two bento meals - mango fish and chicken set, which comes with iced green tea. Interestingly, the place sells fruity Taiwanese beer and got mango, pineapple, lychee and white grape flavour. The service at 8 Degrees is good.