Yonghe Lehua Night Market Introduction
Tasting food is always the most anticipated chapter of a journey. When visiting Yonghe District in New Taipei City, one cannot miss Lehua Night Market. Located in the heart of Yonghe, this night market has developed since the 1970s and has become a large night market covering Yongping Road, Section 1 of Baofu Road, and Lane 18 of Baoping Road. It connects with the Dingxi shopping area and Biyang Plaza, lighting up the nights of Yonghe. As the most densely populated administrative district in the country, Lehua Night Market, with over 300 vendors, serves as the prime nightlife center in this area, shining brightly year-round and satisfying the appetites and souls of city dwellers. Unlike typical night markets where snacks and clothing stalls are intermingled, the snack stalls at Lehua Night Market are located at both ends of Yongping Road, while trendy clothing and shoe stores are concentrated in the middle of the market. This clever arrangement allows visitors to choose according to their preferences. For those who enjoy traditional Taiwanese snacks, the cuisine at Lehua Night Market will definitely satisfy your cravings, including crispy pork rib soup, oyster omelette, pig's blood soup, and potstickers. The rich and peppery soup base contains tender pork ribs and radishes, making it very palatable! The oyster omelette not only selects fresh oysters but also replaces the commonly used crown daisy with tender water spinach, which enhances the texture. Additionally, the pig's blood soup features a special satay seasoning, making the soup flavorful and rich, with the pig's blood having a texture as soft as tofu, leaving a lasting impression. The potstickers, with their crispy skin, are filled with high-quality pork and chives, and when bitten into, the juices spill into your mouth, leaving a delightful aroma that makes you want to have one after another! Travel Reminder: The public restroom at Lehua Night Market is located next to the Lehua Night Market Self-Governing Association (click here to go), and there are directional signs available.
