Shuangcheng Street Night Market Introduction
Shuangcheng Street Night Market features almost all long-established stalls, with many offering snacks that have been popular for over 30 years. Their deliciousness has turned them into word-of-mouth attractions, and regardless of the weather, many old and new friends automatically gather here. The scale of the night market may be modest, but with neatly uniform orange-red signage, it has become Taipei’s first regional demonstration night market. Additionally, there are quite a few pubs nearby, drawing some international friends to visit. The business of these stalls is surprisingly good, and it’s an experience not to be missed. The flavorful Chiayi chicken rice is delicious and pairs well with rice; the authentic boiled goose is complemented by its fragrant broth, satisfying even the most discerning palate; braised pork rice is also well-known, with Huang’s Braised Pork Rice being a notable winner in Taipei’s braised pork rice competition, alongside Chiayi chicken rice. Its richness is evident, yet it’s not greasy, especially with the pork knuckle and pig’s trotters braised together. Lastly, don’t forget the desserts here, like Grandma’s traditional rice noodles and Aiyu jelly, nostalgic Taiwanese snacks that are incredibly tasty!
