Ningxia Night Market

Ningxia Night Market, internationally renowned for its 'Centenarian Feast' and widely covered by numerous food magazines and online media, spans the area between Minsheng West Road, Nanjing West Road, and Chongqing North Road. It primarily offers traditional Taiwanese snacks, with the nostalgic, old-fashioned flavors found near the Datong District roundabout being particularly cherished by long-time Taipei residents. The night market thoughtfully separates pedestrian and vehicle traffic, making it convenient for people to dine and shop. With technological advancements, many stalls and shops have also adapted, now accepting EasyCard and mobile payments, allowing visitors to enjoy all the night market's culinary delights with just their phones. The famous 'Centenarian Feast' (Qiansui Yan) began in 2010. Its name originates from the fact that most of Ningxia Night Market's vendors have been operating for over 50 years, collectively accumulating over a thousand years of experience, hence the name 'Centenarian Feast'. To experience Ningxia Night Market's 'Centenarian Feast,' reservations can be made by phone or through the official website. Recommended for groups of 7-10 people, it is served banquet-style, allowing diners to easily savor 20 different Taiwanese local snacks. The snacks at Ningxia Night Market are rich in authentic Taiwanese flavor, including fragrant braised pork rice (luroufan) and chicken rice, refreshing and delicious oyster omelets and oyster vermicelli with pork intestines, freshly stir-fried satay beef, nourishing pork liver soup, Tainan bowl cakes (wa-gui) from the historic city, tilapia soup, taro cakes with salted egg yolk, and many more that will tantalize your taste buds. On the other side of the night market, vendors primarily offer novel and fun merchandise and toys. The products sold are quite trendy and reasonably priced, making it a great place to browse and shop after enjoying your meal.