When talking about Taiwan, do you think of Taiwan’s night markets first? There are so many delicious snacks in Taiwan. When you come to Taiwan, you must not miss the local night market. For example, Taiwan's top ten night markets are Taiwan's top night markets, where Taiwan's grassroots food culture gathers. If you want to browse Taiwanese food quickly and cost-effectively, night markets are a must. 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.
It’s not completely dark yet, Ningxia Night Market is already quietly overcrowded.
If you haven’t been to Taiwan’s night market, you can’t say you have traveled to Taiwan. When it comes to the most famous snacks on the island, the night market is also a must-go. Regardless of Taipei, Taichung, Tainan or even Taitung, from the north to the south, almost every city in Taiwan has a prosperous night market. It is undoubtedly the epitome of Taiwanese culture. In the night market, not only various snacks are provided, but also There are all kinds of rare goods, such as clothes, school bags, shoes, handicrafts, ironware, and some small games. In short, you can find strong local characteristics and authentic local flavor there, which are truly integrated into ordinary Taiwanese society.
It was my first time in Taipei and I stayed at the Taipei City Hotel. On the recommendation of a friend, I went to the Ningxia Night Market, which is closest to the hotel. It is just around the corner, so the location of the Taipei City Hotel is very advantageous.
The 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 to operate, and many of them have exceeded A long-established stall in Yijiazi.
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Ningxia Night Market has a variety of delicious snacks, whether it is Taiwanese ancient oyster omelette, Xinjiang kebabs or Japanese takoyaki balls, etc., the most famous one is Tao When people mention Ningxia night market, they equate it with oyster omelet, chicken rice, roasted mochi, etc., especially the ancient breakfast flavor of Zhigao rice, egg yolk, meat floss, taro cakes and taro balls. And the story of Beard Zhang braised pork rice is even more interesting.
It has just gotten dark, and the Ningxia night market is already crowded with people and starting to become lively.
My biggest impression of Ningxia Night Market is that it is very clean. Although there are many stalls, the hygiene is always very good. There are also special garbage bags and trash cans. There are also staff on hand to remind passing tourists to pay attention to theft, which is very considerate. oh.
Ningxia Night Market is one of the few night markets in Taipei that concentrates vendors in the middle of the road. It is located in the section from Minsheng West Road to Nanjing West Road in Taipei. It is about 400 meters long and houses many traditional Taiwanese snacks.
The food at the night market mainly focuses on traditional Taiwanese snacks, including oyster omelette, oyster noodles, Tainan rice cakes, pork liver soup, tilapia fish soup, pork rice, etc. In addition, there are also mainland delicacies such as Shandong red meat steamed dumplings, Shanghai pan-fried buns, and Mongolian barbecue.
There are some snacks that I have never seen in mainland China, and they are very delicious.
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There are so many delicious foods in the night market, sometimes I really don’t know where to start. The vendors are concentrated in the night market in the middle of the road. When walking in the pedestrian area, there are mouth-watering delicacies on both sides. Where to start is a headache. .
Not only has snacks, but also Taiwanese fruits, which are also one of the delicacies not to be missed.
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The egg crispy taro balls in this restaurant are probably very delicious, and there are many people queuing up.
These are egg puff taro balls, and the boss is already too busy.
The crispy egg yolk taro balls have just come out of the oven, so go queue up if you want to eat them.
What is this?
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This grandma’s rice ball restaurant is the most popular in the entire Ningxia night market, and there are so many people queuing up.
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With simple ingredients, you can make delicious rice balls.
The oyster omelette at is delicious, there are a lot of people lining up, and there are other delicious snacks.
Oyster omelette originated in Quanzhou , Fujian Province. It is one of the classic traditional snacks in southern Fujian, Taiwan, Chaoshan and other regions. According to legend, it is related to Zheng Chenggong. It is an alternative food invented by people in coastal areas who cannot eat enough. It is a symbol of poor life. Oyster omelette is said to be such a creative dish invented in a poor society.
Grandma is very skilled at it, which shows that practice makes perfect.
Delicious oyster omelette is ready.
Taipei Ningxia Road is located in the northwest of Taipei City . After the liberation, it was named after the northwest province of mainland China "Ningxia". Ningxia Road is an extension of the ring built during the Japanese colonial period and belongs to the Dadaocheng business district. Dadaocheng, monga, and (Taipei) City are also known as Taipei's Three Market Streets. You can imagine the bustling commercial activities.
In the early days of Taipei, the food at the Circle Night Market was second to none. The Ningxia Night Market emerged because of its proximity to the Circle. After the Circle declined, many vendors moved to Ningxia Night Market to sell their food. It was famous for its authentic traditional cuisine, with abundant ingredients, delicious taste and reasonable prices. It attracts many gourmets and tourists to come and feast.
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Address: Ningxia Road, Datong District, Taipei City
If you want to come to Ningxia Night Market, you can stay at the Taipei City Hotel next door. It has a long history, great accommodation conditions, and good service.
Taipei City Hotel is located on Chongqing North Road. It is the ancient residence of Ye Jintu, an early ethnic group in Taiwan. This ancient house was completed in 1929 and is the most magnificent architectural representative in the Dadaocheng area. Taipei City Hotel retains the exquisite appearance of the historical building and combines it with future needs. The innovative style inherits the past and forms a strong contrast in the city with many high-rise buildings, which is eye-catching. The exquisite and elegant design and furnishings of the Taipei City Hotel in Taipei, combined with the soft and tranquil natural tones, create an atmosphere where comfort and elegance coexist, allowing tired travelers to relax for a while and feel the warmth of the room.
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