No trip to Taiwan is complete without going to Taiwan’s night markets, and when it comes to the island’s most famous snacks, night markets are also a must-go. Taiwan night markets are a gathering place for Taiwan’s grassroots food culture. If you want to browse Taiwanese food quickly and cost-effectively, night markets are a must.
Almost every city in Taiwan has a prosperous night market, which is undoubtedly the epitome of Taiwanese culture. In major night markets in Taiwan, you can see not only the world-renowned Taiwanese delicacies and snacks, but also the flavors from all over the mainland, as well as the food culture from all over the world, and even exquisite handcrafted rare souvenirs.
Taipei Shilin Night Market
Shilin Night Market is the largest night market in Taipei City and a must-see for tourists visiting Taipei.
When night falls, Shilin Night Market is like a pot of hot oil, slowly preheating amidst the bustle of people and gradually becoming scalding hot. The most famous thing about Shilin Night Market is its variety of delicacies, which can be said to be a large collection of Taiwanese delicacies.
The most famous night market snacks:
"big pancake wrapped in small pancakes" rolled into meat pancakes, Shanghai pan-fried buns, Dongshan braised duck heads, oily Teppanyaki, tempura, and fragrant fried flower balls (i.e. small cuttlefish), as well as squid soup, pig blood soup, beef noodles, goose soup, pepper cakes and pork trotter noodles, oyster noodles, large intestine noodles, and mixed shark skin.
The weirdest snack:
Frogs lay eggs. The agar-like paste was made by the landlady using a kind of wild grass from the mountains, kneaded and washed, and the so-called "frog" was a large peeled lemon that Taiwanese call "Aiyu". Where is the egg? Woolen cloth? It's just a black powder ball with a chewy texture. It only costs NT$10.
Taipei Raohe Street Night Market
Taipei’s time-honored night market. There is also a temple at the night market stall. It is also a favorite night market for locals. Oyster noodles, braised large intestine, Dongshan duck head... there are countless novel and delicious snacks. over.
Food recommendation:
Fuzhou Shizu Pepper Cake is right at the entrance of the night market. From a distance, you can see a long line of people queuing at the door. All pepper cakes are freshly made, with a strong pepper flavor, full of aroma, crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, and filled with pork.
Taipei Ningxia Night Market
Ningxia Night Market is located between Minsheng West Road and Nanjing West Road. It has grown with Dadaocheng and witnessed the historical stories of Taipei. Many vendors moved from the old Jiancheng Circle to Ningxia Road for business. There are also many time-honored stalls that have been operating for more than a century.
Ningxia Night Market has a diverse and rich variety of delicious snacks, whether it is Taiwanese ancient oyster omelette, Xinjiang grilled mutton skewers or Japanese takoyaki balls, etc.
Famous snacks
When people mention Ningxia Night Market, they equate it with oyster omelette, chicken rice, roasted mochi, etc., especially the ancient breakfast flavor of Zhigao rice, egg yolk, meat floss, taro cakes and taro balls. The story of innovation and Hu Xu Zhang’s Braised Pork Rice is even more interesting to talk about.
Taichung Fengjia Night Market
Fengjia Night Market is located on Wenhua Road, Xitun District, Taichung City. It is a fixed tourist night market with 191 stalls and diverse content. In addition to delicacies from various countries, Taiwanese snacks are rich and attractive. Visitors from all over the world come to experience the vitality of Central Taiwan Night Market for themselves.
Various creative snacks and famous desserts from all over the world are served in large bowls. You can find everything you want, and there will be unexpected surprises.
Well-known creative snacks
Most of Taiwan's well-known creative snacks originated from the creativity of Fengjia Night Market, such as octopus balls, lazy shrimps, fish in sauce, banana king, Big Mac stinky tofu, traditional ancient breakfast style large intestine buns Familiar specialty snacks such as small intestine and Fengjia extra-large chicken steak really make tourists say, "A visit to Fengjia Night Market is well worth the trip."
Chiayi Wenhua Road Night Market
The dining environment inside the stalls at Wenhua Road Night Market is clean and tidy, and there is no shortage of delicious food. For example, Kwok's Kueh Tsai Soup, Abeng Seafood Porridge, Ah Lin Oyster Omelette, and Da Wen Sheng Stir-fried Duck Meat Japonica, which have been in business for more than 30 years, are all very popular among locals and tourists.
In addition, the night market is close to the Cultural Park, and there is also a barrier-free space trail. If you are full and full, you can also come to the park for a stroll. It is really a good place to take a rest.
Tainan Garden Night Market
The keywords "No. 1 in the top ten night markets" and "Garden Night Market" on the Internet are full of love and good reputation for the Garden Night Market. After being vigorously spread through the Internet and television media, it has become synonymous with the Tainan City Night Market, and groups of tourists can be seen everywhere visiting it.
Famous snacks
Ami Guava that is freshly purchased and sold on the same day; Yanji Stinky Tofu from the time-honored brand that leaves a lingering aroma after eating it; Sicao Oyster Omelette, which is sold directly from Tainan and caught on the spot; the second brother braises it on the spot Braised food; iced duck wings in a wide range of styles and at reasonable prices. As well as the candied haws made from various fruits, which is very exciting to see. All kinds of delicious food are waiting for you to try!
KaohsiungLiuhe Night Market
Liuhe Night Market is the oldest night market in Kaohsiung City and is also a well-known tourist night market both inside and outside the island. Nearly 30% of Taiwan's food stalls have been operated for three generations, and the delicious food is still mouth-watering. There is also a new generation of young people creating different business types. The stalls with different shapes attract people to stop, presenting a night market that combines heritage and innovation. .
It is indispensable in all reports introducing Taiwan's tourism. Visitors from all over the world who come to Kaohsiung often go here to experience the warm and hospitable night market culture in the southern region. Recommended by
experts:
Boneless chicken feet jelly, grilled mochi, sizzling fried rice, scallion meat rolls, hot and sour soup, hanging oven barbecue, etc.
Fengshan China Street Night Market
China Street Tourist Night Market is a very famous tourist night market in Kaohsiung County. It is also filled with diners who love food. It is a must-visit destination for foreign tourists to Fengshan to taste delicious food, and it always attracts crowds of people every holiday. In addition to enjoying delicious snacks in Chinatown, there are also Caogongzhen, Pingcheng Baotai, academies, temples, etc., which are listed as tourist attractions by the Kaohsiung County Government Cultural Bureau. There are many historical sites, tourist attractions and cultural features.
Food Recommendations:
The charm of traditional specialties such as Aiyu Bing, Salt Crispy Chicken, Chicken Rice, Beef Noodles, and Green Herb Tea are the favorites of local people.
Yilan Luodong Night Market
Luodong Night Market is located in the center of the Luodong Town business district. The food stalls are a combination of traditional and modern snacks. They are open day and night, all year round, and are operated in a fixed business district. The night market stalls are organized and organized neatly.
Food Recommendations:
Well-known ones include meat soup , stuffed rice balls, dragon and phoenix legs, a bunch of hearts, mutton soup, pork belly, moist pancakes, Samsung scallion pancakes, ice cream peanut rolls, rice noodles, and cakes , scallion buns, Yilan Sanbao Ice, etc.
In addition to the above-mentioned representative snacks and delicacies of Luodong Night Market, you can also enjoy octopus balls, chicken steaks, oyster omelets, braised meat, barbecue, red bean cakes, fresh juices, iced drinks, etc. at Luodong Night Market. , it makes people enjoy eating!
Huaxi Street Night Market
Huaxi Street Night Market has a history of more than 50 years and has deep local cultural characteristics. It was once selected as a filming scene by the crew of the movie "Manga", so it is well-known; it is also close to the famous tourist attractions Longshan Temple , Qingshui Patriarch Temple, Bopiliao, Menga Park, etc. The distance is less than 200 meters and 3-3 minutes' walk away. It only takes 5 minutes to get there. Whether it’s food, snacks, groceries, clothes, prayers, sightseeing or leisure, it’s the only tourist night market in Taipei that combines cultural atmosphere with gourmet groceries.
Food recommendation:
The food stalls in the night market each have loyal customers for many years, such as stir-fried beef, Hokkaido hot squid, angelica pig's feet, Dading pork soup, shochu shrimp, Tainan Danzi noodles, etc., which are recommended by locals of good taste. In addition, Beigang sweet soup and Achai sweet soup are authentic ancient flavors.
Keelung Miaokou
Keelung Miaokou snacks and delicacies are diverse, rich and each has its own unique flavor, especially the tempura that is chewy and full of fish flavor, the butter crab with rich buttery and crab aroma, and the nutritious ingredients. Dingbianjiao, the time-honored charcoal-grilled oyster omelette, freshly handmade Chen Kee bubble ice, and nutritious sandwiches that look ordinary but are extremely delicious.
Seeing these delicacies, can’t you help but drool?
html On June 4/11/18/25/30, go to Taiwan Night Market with Anhui Good Tour and enjoy a feast of sight and taste!
