In addition to department stores, night markets are also popular places for Taiwanese people. There are all kinds of delicious snacks, delicious drinks and fun games. The general night market starts at about six o’clock in the evening and ends at midnight. Many Taiwanese people like to go to night markets to eat, drink and have fun, so the night markets are always lively and even more crowded on weekend nights.

In recent years, more and more foreigners have come to Taiwan to travel. When they go to the night market, they can go shopping, eat snacks, and learn about Taiwan’s night market culture. Many snacks are simple to make and cheap, so everyone can afford them. In addition to stinky tofu and oyster omelet, the most common snacks in Taiwan include salty crispy chicken, braised pork rice, and grilled squid. When the weather is hot, there are many people queuing up to buy bean curd, mango ice, and watermelon juice, and business is great! When you go to the night market, you will not only be full to eat, but also buy fashionable clothes, you will not feel bored. The most interesting thing is that when buying something, you can bargain with the boss and maybe get it cheaper.

In Taiwan, there are night markets near many temples. For example, there is the Huaxi Street Night Market next to Longshan Temple in Taipei. Foreign tourists who are interested in Longshan Temple often visit the temple first and then go to the night market. In addition to learning about the temple culture, such a trip can also eat famous snacks. It is really worth it!