In recent years, many people like to travel to Taiwan. When they come to Taiwan, they must have a good time. The most delicious Taiwanese food is in the night market, so "going to the night market" is also a necessary itinerary. What are the must eat night markets in Taiwan? Don't miss the popular night market delicacies in Taipei, Taichung, Kaohsiung, Tainan, Hualien and other cities
Taipei Shilin Night Market
Shilin Night Market is the biggest and most famous night market in Taipei. The night market can be divided into two parts, one is the centralized market opposite to the MRT, the other is the road night market with Yangming theater as the center and adjacent road sections. Here, you can taste traditional Taiwanese snacks and foreign cuisines. After eating and drinking enough, many good and cheap clothes and small things are worth visiting for a lot of time.
Address: Shilin market is located at 101 Jihe Road (Danan Road, Wenlin road and Dadong Road, Shilin District, Taipei City)
Taichung -- Fengjia night market
Fengjia night market is famous for its exclusive development of Taiwanese food! In addition to the classic must eat old stalls, each visit will often come out of the shape, taste of new food, let people stroll not tired! In addition to snacks, taiwan night market is also a distribution center for clothing, shoes, bags and 3C accessories, which not only satisfies people's appetite, but also allows people to enjoy shopping.
Kaohsiung Ruifeng night market
Ruifeng night market, with a history of 20 years, covers an area of nearly Qianping and is the largest night market in Kaohsiung. More than 1000 stalls, from Taiwan snacks, games to clothing, everything, is the preferred night market in the minds of many people in Kaohsiung!
Tainan Garden Night Market
"Da Wu Hua Da Wu Hua, Da Wu Hua Da Wu Hua, Da Jian Wu Hua Jian Wu Hua" is a kind of greedy formula that must be remembered and avoided when visiting the night market in Tainan.
Big: Dadong night market; Wu: wusheng night market; Hua: Garden Night Market
Dadong night market on Monday, Tuesday and Friday, wusheng night market on Wednesday and Saturday, Huayuan night market on Thursday, Saturday and Sunday, Xiaobei night market on Tuesday and Friday; Jian = small + large, which means Xiaobei night market + Dadong night market are open. So Saturday is the garden night market and wusheng night market!
Among the three major night markets in Tainan, the garden night market is the most popular. Hundreds of stalls of delicious food will take a lot of time just to go to the last round! So here let me help those who visit the garden night market for the first time to select 10 stalls of essential food. You can eat according to them to satisfy your taste buds!
Hualien -- dongdamen night market
Dongdamen night market, which was opened at the end of 2015, integrates Hualien's old night market "Nanbin", "Caihong" and "self-improvement", creating dongdamen night market with four characteristics, i.e. "Fuding night market", "provincial Street", "ethnic minority Street" and "dongdamen self-improvement night market".
Unlike the crowded night market, this newly planned night market is quite spacious. It not only reserves space for rock climbing, street performance and other activities, but also plays marbles, darts and other game vendors. It is also a good place to taste a variety of delicious food at a time!
Top 10 must eat list of dongdamen night market
1. The first barbecue 2. Wonderful juice 3. Yilan fried crab 4. Rainbow smelly French fries 5. Proper ice 6. French coffin 7. Dongshan duck head 8. Thyme baked corn 9. Beigang spring roll 10. Bomb scallion cake
Address: No.50 Zhongshan Road, Hualian City, Hualian County, 970
Opening hours: Monday Thursday 18:00 & ndash; 23:00 / Friday Sunday 17:30 & ndash; 00:00
Transportation: take the Taitie to Hualien station, then transfer to Hualien passenger transport line bus at the front station and get off at Hualien terminal (or phase 6 redevelopment zone)
After reading this Taiwan night market strategy and recommendation, let's know what must be eaten in Taiwan's night market. Hurry up and have a big meal.