Dalong Street Night Market Introduction
Located next to historical sites such as the Confucius Temple and Bao'an Temple, Dalong Street Night Market offers a variety of delicious snacks both in the morning and evening. In the morning, numerous stalls sell traditional Taiwanese breakfast items like shao bing (savory flatbread) with soy milk, fried egg pancakes, as well as rice, noodles, and congee. At night, many traditional and award-winning establishments serve dishes like braised pork rice, rich yet not overly sweet desserts, long lines for goose meat, as well as popular snacks such as meatballs, salt-and-pepper chicken, and fried rice. A visit to the Dalongdong Historic District allows you to explore historical landmarks while also enjoying the unique charm of night market food! You can also experience "Taipei Confucian Cuisine," designed by a well-known food expert and inspired by the stories of Confucian scholars at the Taipei Confucius Temple. Dishes available at Dalong Night Market include the "Deceptive Fish" and "Secret Tofu" (reservation required) from Xiao Lizzi Seafood Restaurant, "Salt and Pepper Lamb" from Cai's Shacha, as well as "Guanshi Chicken," "Yang Huo Pork," "Xin Zhong Beef," and "Jun Chen Congee," among many other enticing options that allow visitors to savor Confucian flavors.
