Raohe Street Night Market Introduction
Raohe Street Night Market is the earliest tourist night market in Taipei City. Though it is not large in scale, the stalls are very concentrated, making it easy for regular customers to quickly find their desired food stalls. There are two entrances to Raohe Street Night Market, both adorned with splendid archways and totems of owls, which symbolize the night market's mascot. One entrance is located at the intersection of Tayou Street and Raohe Street, featuring a statue of an owl; the other is at the intersection of Section 4, Bade Road, and Raohe Street, right next to Songshan Ciyou Temple. Inside the night market, there are many must-try delicacies, such as the well-known oyster vermicelli, recommended by Michelin, which has a deliciously chewy texture; the flavorful braised large intestines that are both crunchy and rich in taste; aromatic herbal stewed pork ribs that are infused with traditional Chinese medicine, free of any fishy smell and perfect for warming the body in winter; Dongshan Duck Head, which sells various braised snacks, offers a meaty and chewy texture that tastes even better when chilled; and an array of delicious snacks including fresh crab legs and crab meat, as well as traditional bean curd dessert, with countless innovative and tasty treats to discover.
