Raohe Street Night Market Introduction
Raohe Street Night Market is the earliest tourist night market in Taipei City. It is not very large, and the stalls are quite concentrated, making it easy for regular customers to quickly find their desired food stalls. Raohe Street Night Market has two entrances, both featuring magnificent archways and an owl totem symbolizing the night market's mascot. One entrance is located at the intersection of Tayu Street and Raohe Street, marked by a bronze owl statue; the other is at the intersection of Section 4, Bade Road and Raohe Street, next to Songshan Ciyou Temple. The night market offers a variety of must-try delicacies, such as the famous oyster vermicelli, which has been recommended by Michelin, featuring flavorful and crunchy braised large intestine; aromatic herbal stewed pork ribs that incorporate Chinese medicinal ingredients, eliminating any fishy smell, making it a perfect dish for nourishing the body during winter; Dongshan Duck Head, known for its elastic meat that tastes even better when chilled; and an abundance of other unique and delicious snacks like fresh crab legs and crab meat, and delightful traditional tofu pudding.
