Taipei Night Markets

We stayed in Home Hotel and the nearest night market is Raohe Night Market (饒河街觀光夜市). There isn't a metro station nearby, so we had to take a cab. It's really crowded there! As we're walking and looking, we're also buying and eating... and this is how we settled our dinner on Day Two of our Taiwan trip.

Entrance at one end of the night market

One of the many bubble tea (泡泡茶) stores

The crowd in Raohe Night Market (饒河街觀光夜市)

Some egg stuff

Store selling grilled corn on the cob

On Day Ten, we visited Shilin Night Market (士林夜市). The nearest metro station is Jiantan (劍潭). This is probably the most famous Taiwan night market that every tourist would come to. Some may suggest that it's more worth it visiting the less popular market, which the local frequent, rather than going to a touristy one like Shilin. However, this being my first trip to Taiwan, I just had to see Shilin... else, it might kind of feel like I haven't been to Taiwan. At the end of the day, I didn't feel that I've wasted my time in Shilin.



The most unforgettable is the yummy dinner at a herbal pork rib store (海友十全排骨):

Long queue outside the store

The super busy chef at the store

The eatery was full of customers.

Our yummy herbal pork rib (十全排骨)