Ningxia Night Market Introduction
Ningxia Night Market has gained international fame through its "Thousand-Year Feast," receiving numerous reports from food magazines and websites. Located between Minsheng West Road, Nanjing West Road, and Chongqing North Road, the market primarily features traditional Taiwanese snacks. Among these, the nostalgic flavors near the circular area in Datong District are particularly cherished by older residents of Taipei. The night market is designed to separate pedestrians from vehicles, making dining and shopping convenient and adding thoughtful service. With advances in technology, many vendors and shops have begun to transform, allowing the use of EasyCard and mobile payments, enabling visitors to enjoy a variety of street food simply with their smartphones. The well-known "Thousand-Year Feast" has been held since 2010, named because many of the vendors at Ningxia Night Market have been in business for over 50 years, collectively exceeding a thousand years. For those looking to savor the delicious offerings of Ningxia Night Market's "Thousand-Year Feast," reservations can be made by phone or through the official website, with a recommended group size of 7-10 people. This communal dining style allows guests to easily enjoy 20 local Taiwanese dishes. The snacks at Ningxia Night Market are rich in Taiwanese flavors, featuring fragrant braised pork rice and chicken rice, sweet and delicious oyster omelets and large intestine oyster vermicelli, stir-fried satay beef, nourishing pig liver soup, Tainan-style rice pudding, tilapia soup, egg yolk taro cakes, and more, which are sure to tantalize anyone's taste buds. On the other side of the night market, vendors offer a variety of fun and interesting goods and toys, with trendy items available at affordable prices. After indulging in the food, it is also worth taking a stroll to explore these offerings.
