Eat Recommendations
Late-night ramen, market kushikatsu, century-old shops — eating is the fastest way to travel.
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Illustrative Fucheng Sao Kao Jia is located at No. 122, Qianfeng Road in the East District of Tainan, near the rear exit of Tainan Train Station. Since its founding in 2008, it has been known for Taiwanese-style stir-fries and charcoal-grilled skewers, featuring fresh seafood and creative dishes such as Taiwan's first grilled red crab, grilled lobster, king crab, and charcoal-grilled red crab with pork fat rice. The semi-open tin-roofed space is equipped with air conditioning and UV-sterilized tableware cabinets, with flexible seating for 4 to 6 people, suitable for group dining. Pricing is based on self-grilling, averaging around NT$400 per person, offering a wide variety of grilled meats, shrimp, fish, and specialty beer chicken, popular with locals and tourists alike.
Illustrative A-Cheng Goose (Jilin Branch 1) is at No. 105, Jilin Road, Zhongshan District, Taipei, a well-known goose specialty shop. Since 2019 it has been named a Michelin Bib Gourmand pick for six consecutive years and was elevated to a Michelin Selected Restaurant in 2024. The shop specializes in smoked goose and white-cut goose, sourcing freshly slaughtered geese from Yunlin for tender, juicy meat paired with a unique sauce, beloved by local gourmands and tourists. Beyond goose, the menu also includes mala duck blood, stinky tofu, king-oyster-mushroom sausage and other traditional side dishes, diverse and friendly in price, with frequent waits for a table and reservations recommended.
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Illustrative →Yingge Night Market
Yingge Night Market in New Taipei's Yingge District is set in a town famous for its ceramic culture and artistic heritage. The market features a variety of food stalls where visitors can enjoy local street food alongside ceramic DIY workshops and the nearby Yingge Ceramics Museum. Open on Saturdays, the night market is accessible by Greater Taipei buses or Taoyuan Bus services, making it a convenient weekend outing for families and culture enthusiasts.
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Illustrative →Yingge Longfeng Night Market
Yingge Longfeng Night Market in New Taipei's Yingge District operates on Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays. Located in an area celebrated for its deep-rooted ceramic arts culture, the night market benefits from its proximity to Yingge Old Street, where visitors can explore pottery workshops, discover hidden culinary gems, and enjoy DIY ceramic experiences — enriching any visit to this artsy neighborhood.
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Illustrative →Zhongli Tourist Night Market
Zhongli Tourist Night Market stretches along Xinming Road in Zhongli District, Taoyuan City, operating nearly every day and serving as a beloved late-night food destination for locals and visitors alike. The market runs roughly 700 meters along a narrow lane, with vendor stalls lining both sides to create a bustling, intimate atmosphere. Adjacent to the Laojie Riverside Park, visitors can enjoy a post-meal stroll along the riverbank. The market offers a wide variety of street food including crispy fried chicken, oyster omelets, braised snacks, desserts, and beverages at wallet-friendly prices, perfect for an evening of browsing and savoring authentic local flavors.
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Illustrative →Dazhu Night Market
Dazhu Night Market is a historic traditional night market in Luzhu District, Taoyuan City, operating on Mondays and Thursdays with over 30 years of history. Known for its affordable food and lively atmosphere, the market centers on local temple culture as a beloved late-night gathering spot. Must-try items include Grandma's traditional bowl cakes, the nameless oyster omelet at the temple entrance, and popular cuttlefish thick soup. Beyond food and drinks, the market also features mobile fruit trucks and vendors selling everything from clothing to electronics, blending traditional and grassroots culture that draws both locals and tourists.
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Illustrative →Gongguan Night Market
Gongguan Night Market in Taipei's Daan District sits beside MRT Gongguan Station, surrounded by NTU, NTUST, and NTNU, making it a popular gathering place for students and tourists. The market is famed for diverse Taiwanese snacks, from salty crispy chicken, oyster omelets, and braised snacks to assorted desserts, all at friendly prices and generous portions. The atmosphere is lively, with neatly arranged stalls, sparkling lights, street music, and bustling crowds after dark. Whether craving traditional Taiwanese flavors or innovative dishes, Gongguan Night Market satisfies many tastes and stands as an iconic landmark of Taipei nightlife.
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Illustrative →Tongluo Night Market
Tongluo Night Market is a famous night market in Tongluo Township, Miaoli County, open every Monday. It offers a variety of delicious Tongluo specialties, including nine-layer cake, Hakka braised pork, and Tongluo pig's blood soup, attracting many tourists to come and taste.
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