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雙城夜市整體小而美，不過萬字蚵仔煎那間真的讓我七竅生煙。我一直吹捧著台灣的人情味，結果帶著外國家人返台嚐美食，誤拿了一張他們的板凳，立刻遭到驅逐，我還帶著嬰兒一團亂。我理解台灣夜市攤販彼此間的競爭，但此時是週日深夜，萬字攤位上並沒有一個用餐的客人，有必要這麼刻薄嗎？小時候常來這街道用餐，瞬間兒時夢滅。

Taipei is famous for night markets - both the famous ones like Shilin, Raohe, Ningxia and local ones within each neighborhood. Shuangcheng is a smaller, local night market which is just as vibrant as the famous ones. This night market was within walking distance in the area where I was staying. As I walked there, there were many small restaurants already lit up with many customers in them. This night market was also brightly lit up and you could see the bright lights from blocks away. The night market consisted or two rows of night market food carts offering all kinds of Taiwanese foods, with lots of tables and chairs for customers to sit and eat at. On either side of the carts there were stores and restaurants also selling goods and foods. About 7 pm, which is rush hour for Taipei, many locals were stopping at this market to pick up cooked foods to bring home for dinner. Many Taiwanese do not cook their own meals and find it much cheaper and easier to pick up cooked foods from local night markets like this one, for meals. I enjoyed looking at the excellent food offerings from each vendor, who specialized in their own type of foods and cooking. They were all busy and some had line ups at them even. Next to the market was a small park where a group of women were doing line dancing for exercise to music. This was also a playground for children during the day time, but since it was at night and very dark, there were not many children playing. This market area also had an adjacent, covered, tunnel like shopping area with many businesses which would be open during the day, but were closing at night. It would be fun to shop here first, then eat at the night market - to spend an afternoon and evening in this district.

A great variety of food that’s cheap and tasty! If you are staying close by should definitely drop by.

Shuangcheng Street Night Market was the one night market I had listed as an attraction. My friend and I walked around to find what was most appetizing. We ended up sharing two dishes at Zhe’s Food Shop as we sat under a tent as the rain came down. We headed down a few stalls to get a two pieces of Taiwanese Fried Chicken, which was pretty good. Then we finished off the night sharing a Bubble Milk Tea from Kebuke Tea Company. After visiting Shuangcheng Street Night Market, I would think there must be better night markets in Taipei, however we still had a good time here.

Hustle and bustle of full on street market, so much good street food on offer. A very vibrant market with a marvellous array off goods, well worth a visit.