Liaoning Night Market Introduction
In the early days, the festival activities at Fuzhuci Temple attracted a considerable number of visitors, which in turn drew many vendors to gather, gradually forming a night market. Today, Liaoning Street Night Market is a small night market primarily focused on food, featuring many long-established snack stalls that have been around for over 30 or 40 years. Popular items include boiled squid, seafood stir-fry, goose meat, medicinal wine kidney, danzai noodles, oyster omelettes, sweet potato balls, and mochi. It is not only a popular dining spot for office workers around Fuxing North Road and Nanjing East Road, but also a great place for gourmets and tourists to indulge in delicious food! Featuring many well-known establishments, Liaoning Street Night Market hosts a significant number of snack shops along a short street. In addition to snacks, the seafood stir-fry shops are particularly unique, showcasing live seafood sourced directly from the origin, allowing customers to choose their preferred cooking methods and portions. There are also various styles of stir-fried dishes, including Taiwanese and Thai flavors, making it a popular hangout spot for office workers to unwind with a drink after work, letting the stress and worries of the entire day dissipate in laughter and conversations.
