Dong San Shui Street Market - Xin Fu Market Introduction
Dong San Sui Street Market and Xin Fu Market are located in Wanhua District, Taipei City, and are one of the representative market clusters in the area, witnessing the development and historical changes of Wanhua District. This street features three main markets: Dong San Sui Street Stall Concentration Area (commonly known as Dong San Sui Market), Xin Fu Market, and Xin Fu Town Cultural Market, each showcasing its unique character and charm. Although the Dong San Sui Street Stall Concentration Area (Dong San Sui Market) is a traditional market, it underwent a minor renovation in 2017, presenting a brand-new appearance. The market environment is bright and comfortable, creating a space suitable for families and tourists. Here you can find not only fresh ingredients and various daily necessities but also numerous traditional snack stalls, offering local delights such as roasted duck, braised dishes, and handmade desserts. You can savor authentic Taiwanese flavors while shopping and experience the unique charm of the market. Xin Fu Market has a long history with surrounding stalls that continue the tradition, mainly selling fresh cooked food and daily necessities. Popular snacks in the market, such as sashimi, oil rice, and handmade dumplings, are affordable and delicious, loved by local residents and food enthusiasts alike. The Xin Fu Town Cultural Market originated from the Green Town Grocery Market built in the 10th year of the Showa era (1935) and features a typical horseshoe-shaped architectural style, representing a modern market from the Japanese occupation period. Today, it is designated as a city historic site and has become a place that integrates culture, history, and modern creative industries. The market occasionally hosts exhibitions, attracting visitors to explore and take photos. Whether you are seeking authentic cuisine or want to experience the ambiance of a traditional Taiwanese market, this place allows you to feel the unique charm of Wanhua District and is a great spot for exploring Taipei's history and culture.
