Photo source: Taipei Travel Network
Raohe Street Night Market is the oldest tourist night market in Taipei City. It is not very large, but the stalls are very concentrated. As long as you are a regular customer, you can quickly find the stall you want to eat, which is very convenient.
Raohe Street Night Market has two entrances, both decorated with magnificent archways and featuring an owl totem, the night market's mascot. One entrance is located at the intersection of Tayou Street and Raohe Street, featuring a bronze owl statue. The other entrance is at the intersection of Bade Road Section 4 and Raohe Street, next to Songshan Ciyou Temple.
The night market is filled with must-try delicacies, like the renowned Michelin-recommended oyster noodles; the crispy, flavorful braised large intestine; the fragrant medicinal pork ribs, made with a secret Chinese herbal recipe and devoid of any fishy smell, a perfect winter treat for tonifying the bones and nourishing the body; the Dongshan duck heads, with their elastic texture and a variety of braised dishes, especially delicious when chilled; the fresh and tender crab legs and meat, the delicious traditional tofu pudding, and countless other novel and delicious snacks.
