Liaoning Street Night Market Introduction
In the early days, the temple activities of Fujun Temple attracted a large number of people, which in turn led to many vendors gathering and gradually forming a night market. Today, Liaoning Street Night Market is a small night market primarily focused on food, mostly featuring long-established snack shops with at least 30 to 40 years of history. The offerings include boiled squid, seafood stir-fry, duck meat, sesame oil kidneys, danzai noodles, oyster omelets, red heart tapioca balls, and mochi. It is not only a popular gathering place for office workers around Fuxing North Road and Nanjing East Road, but also a great place for gourmets and tourists to indulge! Liaoning Seafood Stir-Fry at Liaoning Street Night Market boasts many well-known long-established shops. This short street is filled with numerous snack vendors; in addition to snacks, the seafood stir-fry shops at Liaoning Street Night Market are particularly distinctive. Fresh seafood transported from the source is lined up for customers to choose their preferred cooking methods and quantities, also offering various styles of stir-fry dishes including Taiwanese and Thai flavors. It has become a popular spot for office workers to unwind with a drink after work, allowing the stress and worries of a long day to dissipate in laughter and conversation.
