Sort of disagree on the last point - the night markets certainly seem popular with Taiwanese people of all ages! But it’s been years since I’ve actually made a point of visiting one. A long while ago, my views on food shifted from “Wow, so cheap!” to “Uh oh, too cheap” - and that shift disqualified most night market food.
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What is your FAVORITE NIGHT MARKET in Taipei?
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Following up on my earlier query. Seek your additional comments, too.
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I plan to tour Taipei night markets this Sunday night – trying to get a well rounded sample of the best night markets, and capture photos and experience the best of each of the top few in Taipei, highlighting what makes 'em stand out and also what’s new. Would really appreciate your input!
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[li]Which night market is your favorite, and why?[/li]
[li]How has the night market scene changed over the past several years? [/li]
[li]Where would you send veteran night-market-goers for a great, …
Hey everyone, thought I would get a discussion going about different kinds of foods in night markets and hopefully it can be helpful to newcomers to avoid or try!
I’m interested to see purchases that were good for the money and purchases that made you think, “Did I seriously just buy this?” Don’t forget to share specific locations if you remember!
I’ll start it off…
I’ve found that those beef cubes are the worst bang for your buck. A lot of them have too much fat and no meat and you’re paying…
Hello dear everyone,
Many people and the government says Shilin night market is the best in Taipei, which is rated 3rd worst night market in Taiwan, and indirectly infers all other night markets in Taipei are worse than the third worse in Taiwan.
I can’t get enough of the Dried flavored Tofu (dou4 gan1). Never cared for the Swallow eggs…nor the ‘BBQ squid on-a-stick’.
As I am doing the research on Taiwanese Night Market culture and Local Cuisine experience.
Stinky Tofu, Oyster Omelet, Sausage wrapped in glutinous rice, Deep-fried Huge chicken cutlet and Bubble Tea are likely the most well-known Xiao-chi items, which also represent the Taiwanese dining habits roughly.do you agree?
In your case, what are the TOP5 Night Market foods you recommended, and why?
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