Liaoning Night Market Introduction
In the early days, the temple fairs at Fuzhuguang Temple attracted a significant number of people, which in turn drew many vendors, gradually forming a night market. Today, Liaoning Street Night Market is a small night market mainly focused on dining, where most of the food stalls have been in business for thirty to forty years or more. Popular offerings include boiled squid, seafood stir-fry, goose meat, sesame oil kidneys, Danzi noodles, oyster omelets, red heart taro 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 food lovers and tourists to indulge in delicious food! Liaoning Seafood Stir-fry features many well-known, long-established restaurants. On this short street, a considerable number of snack shops are gathered. In addition to snacks, the seafood stir-fry restaurants at Liaoning Street Night Market are also distinctive, displaying fresh seafood brought in from various sources, allowing customers to choose cooking methods and portion sizes. Furthermore, there are various stir-fried dishes featuring Taiwanese, Thai, and other international flavors, making it a favored place for office workers to unwind after work and relax amid laughter and conversation, alleviating the stress of a long day.
