When talking about Taipei, we have to mention Taipei Night Market. The more famous night markets in Taipei include Shilin Night Market , Ningxia Yuanhuan Night Market, Liaoning Street Night Market, Raohe Street Night Market, etc. Taipei's night markets bring together all kinds of trendy toys, clothes and accessories, traditional games, and novel inventions... Food and snacks are the mainstay of Taipei's night markets. All kinds of delicacies and snacks reflect Taipei's food culture. Today we are going to talk about the 9 must-eat delicacies in Taipei night markets. Have you tried them all?
1. Big chicken steak. Hao Big Chicken Steak can be said to be the veteran of the chicken steak industry. Since its appearance in 2010, it has been widely loved by young people. Now you can see Hao Big Chicken Steak franchise stores in many places. The difference between Hao Big Chicken Chops and ordinary chicken chops is that the skin of the chicken chops is very crispy, and the meat is tender and flavorful, not greasy. Paired with a cup of milk tea, it is simply not too delicious! PS: The chicken chop is very big. The chicken chop is said to be bigger than your face. It is really "so big big chicken chop ". Moreover, the store does not cut it and encourages eating it by tearing it apart.
2, prince cheese potato . It is based on a fried potato, with mashed potatoes, ham kernels, corn kernels, pineapples, etc. inside. You can choose the contents yourself. It's crispy on the outside and moist and delicious on the inside. It's topped with thick cheese sauce. Put a spoonful into your mouth and it melts in your mouth. The rich aroma of potatoes and cheese sauce fills your nose.
3, pepper cake . What you need to queue up to buy at Raohe Street Night Market is this pepper cake. The charcoal-grilled pepper cake is very crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. When you take a bite, the soup of the pork filling inside is fully integrated with the pepper sprinkled on the outside. It is fresh but not oily, spicy but not choking, and hot but not burning. , endless aftertaste.
4, Shiyuan Salt Crispy Chicken . Friends who have seen Chinese restaurants should all know Wu Age’s Salted Crispy Chicken. Shiyuan Salted Crispy Chicken is one of Taipei’s famous specialties. Crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, it almost doesn’t feel like deep-fried food, and it’s not greasy at all. It tastes great when paired with , sweet and not spicy, and .
5, Lai Kee Egg Oyster Omelette . Oyster omelet is one of Taiwan’s representative snacks, and Lai Kee’s egg oyster omelet should be ranked among the top three in Taipei. Lai Kee uses pork and free-range eggs. The outer skin is fried to a crispy appearance, and the filling is smooth and thick. With the exclusive special sauce, the taste is unparalleled.
6, Chen Dong’s braised pork ribs. There are many restaurants in Raohe Street Night Market, but this one is the most popular. Made with a variety of fine Chinese medicinal materials, the pork ribs are stewed very soft and the soup is rich and sweet. It is the best match for braised pork rice .
7, bin large intestine wraps small intestine . Bin's large intestine wrapped in small intestine has been listed on Michelin's recommended menu. Glutinous Rice Sausage Wrapped with flying fish roe sausage, the glutinous rice sausage has a strong barbecue flavor after being grilled, and is fragrant and glutinous. Added with cucumber, Taiwanese sauerkraut, and topped with a unique hot and sour sauce, it is wonderful.
8, dealer class sesame oil chicken . Friends who love soup with heavy flavors must try this Zhuangjiabaan sesame oil chicken. The sesame oil has a strong aroma and the soup base is mellow and rich, with pork kidneys that are not fishy and a little cabbage. In winter, eat it with noodles, not too delicious!
9, taro see mud cane slices ice. Taro rice balls and cane slices on ice is Abba’s taro balls ’s signature dessert. The juice is squeezed from charcoal-roasted sugar cane and then condensed into ice. The caramel flavor contains the sweetness of sugar cane. It is paired with taro puree , white jade glutinous rice balls, taro balls, and small barley kernels. It is sweet and not greasy.
Taiwan has many delicacies and snacks, many of which are on Michelin-recommended menus. Have you tried all of the 9 must-try delicacies at Taipei Night Market? Do you have any other recommendations for must-eat Taiwanese food? Welcome to share!
