Liaoning Night Market Introduction
The Liaoning Street Night Market initially attracted a significant number of visitors due to the festivities at the Fuzhujiao Temple, which in turn drew many vendors and gradually formed a night market. Today, it has evolved into a small-scale night market primarily focused on food, featuring many longstanding establishments that have been around for over 30 or 40 years. Notable dishes include boiled squid, seafood stir-fries, goose meat, sesame oil kidneys, Dan zai noodles, oyster omelets, red heart tapioca balls, and mochi. It is not only a popular dining spot for office workers near Revive North Road and Nanjing East Road, but also a great place for food enthusiasts and tourists to indulge in delicious offerings! The Liaoning Seafood Stir-Fry section of the night market boasts several renowned long-established shops. In just a short street, there are numerous eateries. Beyond snacks, the seafood stir-fry restaurants at Liaoning Street Night Market are particularly unique, featuring live seafood delivered directly from their origin, lined up for customers to choose cooking methods and portions. There are also various stir-fry dishes from Taiwanese, Thai, and other cuisines, making it a favored spot for office workers to unwind after work with a drink, allowing the stress and worries of the day to dissipate amidst laughter and conversation.
