Taipei Travel

Maybe because we visited after eating in Raohe night market already, but the food stalls & shops seemed like they were just the usual food stalls & shops

During my recent travels in Taiwan, friends and I visited all the major night markets. This one had the most food stalls and everything we ate there from fried squid to takoyaki to peddler noodle soup was exquisitely tasty and cheap. Would definitely return for its great selection of food.

We arrived around 5.30pm, which seemed the perfect time, as most stalls were open but it wasn't crowded. We left at 7, by which time it was packed. There was a great selection of food, all clearly priced. Stallholders were friendly and helpful. We'd been to Raohe Street a couple of nights before, but Ningxia Street was much nicer - quieter and more spacious. We tried pork knuckle, sausages, things on sticks, okonomiyaki, sweet potato chips, scarily-coloured drinks - all very good.

Not huge but lots of foods variety available. Excellent night market except for the fruits shop same row with Family Mart. They are not honest and sorry to say that we seriously feel they are cheating. TWB500 for 3 type of cut fruits. Most expensive cut fruits we ever eat in our life. Other than that, this night market is good to go!

Stayed st a huge hotel nearby, had checked in late at night so this was a superb spot to get hot snacks & food. Seats are available for some stalls. This is primarily food, as opposed to Shilin & Raohe night markets which hv many retail stores as well. 7-11 is also nearby . Handy supper place for guests staying in the Taipei main station area.