
Jason’s Table
Prepare to be shocked and surprised by culinary delights straight from the kitchen of MasterChef Jason Wang.

Prepare to be shocked and surprised by culinary delights straight from the kitchen of MasterChef Jason Wang.

No food is as polarizing or diverse as chicken dishes. From the comb to the feet and from the gizzard to the butt, almost every part of the chicken can be used in cooking, which is

The smelliest foods are revealed. Some of them are so smelly, that you will probably have to hold your nose to get them down. The iconic Taiwanese street food “stinky tofu” is ferm

Beef noodles are easily one of the most popular foods in Taiwan. In this episode, Jason is joined by three guests, who are each asked to taste a pair of beef noodles and then guess

Black foods are not the most aesthetically pleasing, but do they taste as dreadful as they look? Does the world-famous bubble tea really have sea cucumber in it? Are century eggs a

So you think you know your significant other well? Your host Jason has just the right game for you! Accept the challenge to name your most annoying habit and your partner’s favorit

Taiwanese night markets are a treasure trove of cheap and delicious foods. Their wide popularity grabbed the attention of even the prestigious Michelin Guide. Stream now to find ou

Among Taiwan’s many nicknames is “The Fruit Kingdom.” The island is blessed with an abundance of delicious fruit you might not find elsewhere. You might have tasted cane sugar befo

Salty soy milk, a traditional Taiwanese breakfast, mixed with vinegar and soy sauce, may look like vomit, but does it taste that way too? And which one is a common breakfast in Tai

Pineapple are Taiwan’s most exported fruit and are also an auspicious symbol. Many families put them on the table at Lunar New Year to bring good luck. Learn more about this prickl

Lychee and loquats have been favorites in Asia for centuries. Despite their unusual shape and texture, both are refreshing delicacies with medicinal powers. Learn more about these

Dragon fruit are vibrant fruits with prickly shells and luxurious flesh. In addition to their rich color and bold flavor, dragon fruit can also be good for your heart and circulato

The bell fruit is sweet, juicy, crunchy, and waxy. Its distinct mouth flavor and weird shape makes it one of Taiwan’s most unique treats. With so many varities grown in Taiwan, the

Guavas have a hard, crunchy texture, but are refreshing and bursting with juice. Whether it’s the colorful red-heart variety or the fragrant perfume variety, guavas are one of the

Passion Fruit is bursting with color and flavor inside its purple shell. The fruit comes in yellow, purple and hybrid varieties in Taiwan, each with their own distinct flavor and j

Starfruit is not only one of the most uniquely-shaped fruit, it also has a range of medicinal purposes. Learn how to cut this fruit and its healing properties with Jason.

Mangoes have a distinct aroma and refreshing sweet that people cherish all around the world. Taiwan produces over 20 varieties of mangoes, including “lovers fruit”, a special varie

Follow Jason Wang and learn about the White Snow Osmanthus Crab, a classic Taiwanese dish that marries theatricality with oceanic umami. Master Chef Kuo Hong-che demonstrates how t

Follow Jason Wang and learn about the Pagoda of Once Cut Pork, a pyramid-shaped and famous Taiwanese dish made with pork belly and mustard greens. With masterful knife skills, Chef

In traditional Taiwanese cuisine, pig liver was regarded as a luxurious ingredient used in nutrition-boosting dishes. Legendary Chef A-fa, who was the lead culinary consultant for

Food carving elevates delicacies to visual delights. From dragon made of carrot, taro, abalone and shrimps, to phenix made of bottarga, cucumber and beef, Taiwanese Chef Liao Ching

In traditional Taiwanese cuisine, braised pork knuckle is an auspicious dish served in weddings, birthday dinners and Lunar New Years. Chef Garrison Cheng, whose restaurant has bee

Five Willow Fish is a Taiwanese dish that makes great use of the island nation’s affluent fishery. The sea bass would be fileted, fried and coated with sweet-and-sour sauce. On top

Pantoh is a Taiwanese dining experience where guests enjoy exquisite dishes in open-air venues on the street. Chef Ah-yong, a master who serves over 200,000 guests every year, show

Taiwanese cuisine boasts wide variations of chicken soup, and Chef A-lin from Restaurant Du Xiao Yue has a special recipe for this classic dish. By using three types of radish, nam