Taiwan night markets - your one-stop destination to all famous street eats

Shida Night Market is a very populated market in northern Taiwan and popular among the local as well as the international students. In Shida Night Market, you can easily find compact appliances, stationeries, accessories and postal supplies, together with other practical stuff that you will need for your new apartment. Since it is located near a university, there are several bookstores and stores in the vicinity as well. read more »

Luodong Night Market is one of the biggest and most crowded night markets in Taiwan. If you are going to this night market, you should definitely look out for these following three snacks: Angelica Root Mutton Soup (當歸羊肉湯), Green Onion Bun (蔥油餅) and Bu Meat (卜肉). They are given the best remarks thus far, but you may have to wait for up till 20 minutes to get them. read more »

Being the second most famous night market in Kaohsiung, Ruifeng Night Market has a perculiar layout that is not like any other night markets. Ruifeng Night Market does not have an entire stretch of long street with many side streets branching out since this is commonly seen in the night markets of Taiwan. Instead, Ruifeng is like a public square paraded by food stalls and tents. read more »

What is a trip to Taiwan without all the shopping? Visit the Lehua Night Market! One of the most popular night markets for clothing and accessories, this night market in New Taipei City is also famous for its mouth-watering local snacks such as juicy fried chicken, oyster omelet, and Taiwanese meatballs. read more »

Huaxi Street Night Market is rated as the 'most organized' night market and also the first night market established in Taiwan. It is located near Longshan Temple. After illegal activities such as prostitution were being banned by Taipei City government, the quality of sightseeing was further enhanced and the level of security in Huaxi Street Night Market was also improved. read more »

During the day, believers from all sorts of place gather to Hsinchu Cheng Huang Temple to pray for good health, good fortune, etc. When it comes to night, many people still come over because the Hsinchu Cheng Huang Temple Night Market has opened. Just as Hsinchu Cheng Huang Temple is famously believed to have blessing powers, its night market's businesses is probably blessed by the temple as well. read more »

Attention all ladies, this is the best place to satisfy your desire to own the most fashionable clothing at a particular season. Almost 80 to 90 percent of the entire street will be catering for all of ladies' needs. Do not be fooled by the name night market as it is more like a shopping district. read more »

Located on Jao Ho Street in Taipei 600 meters in length, the Raohe Street used to be a central business district due to its favourable location and highly accessible transportation. Over the years, however, with the improvements in transportation means, Raohe Street has become a secondary road and business therefore went downhill. In response to this, the government set up Raohe Street Night Market in 1987 and it is now ranked the second most popular tourist night market in Taipei. read more »

Tonghua Street Night Market does not have a long history like the other night markets. It is started in 1960s due to an emergence of increasing Hakka street vendors, that leads the street to gain popularity and gradually transformed into a night market. In 2000, Tonghua Street Night Market was formally renamed as Riverside Night Market but the locals have already gotten used to calling it Tonghua Street Night Market, and so this name remains. read more »

Kenting Night Market is situated near the coast of Kenting, known as one of Taiwan's most loved beach resorts. Hence, it gives a very relaxed style to visitors. Located close to one of the busiest tourist attraction, Kenting Night Market is packed with local and international travellers. read more »