Nanjichang Night Market Introduction
The name "Nanjichang" comes from an old place name left over from the Japanese colonial period, when the Japanese military established an airfield in this area. Over time, it was transformed into a military dependents' village and public housing. Due to the large number of people passing through, it gradually evolved into the "Nanjichang Night Market" we are familiar with today. The night market features many Michelin-recommended snacks, such as Shanyin chicken rice, baked flatbreads, stinky tofu, and sesame oil chicken. Additionally, there are must-try dishes like tube rice pudding with menus in Chinese, English, and Japanese, freshly cooked pan-fried buns, crispy yet tender oyster omelets, and tofu dessert treats. These are absolutely not to be missed night market delicacies!
