This is one of our favourite night market in Taipei! It is not the biggest, but we think it has the best food!

Our top picks are:

1. Yuan Huan Oyster Omelette Featured in Michelin Guide, this was the longest queue we queued for but it’s very fast moving! At the storefront, you can admire the chef cooking up plates after plates of pipping hot oyster omelette! Different from the ones we are used to having in Singapore, Taiwan’s oyster omelette mainly consists of starch and droused in sweet-savory sauce. While it was good, I personally still prefer Singapore’s version, with huge plump oysters and more egg!
2. Tong Nian Papaya Milk This was the best Papaya Milk we had in Taipei! It’s super smooth and they totally nailed the ratio between papaya and milk - a refreshing treat! We love it so much that we got another serving!
3. Yammy Peanut Ice Cream Roll A must-try Taiwanese dessert which consists of shaved peanut candy, ice cream and corriander(optional), wrapped in a thin popiah skin. I personally enjoyed how finely shaved their peanut candy was! And I am amazed by how the coriander adds an aromatic yet harmonious touch to this sweet treat!

Others that we tried:

1. Fried Squid Got it from a random stall while queuing up for Yuan Huan, but it was so good! Tender and moist squid with super crisp exterior!
2. Huan Ji Sesame Chicken We tried their Sesame Oil Chicken and Lu Rou Fan. While it was hearty, I personally find the broth to be watered down or maybe I am used to Singapore’s version that’s richer and more flavorful.
3. Liu Yu Zai Fried Taro Ball Featured in Michelin Bib Gourmand, this is a salty snack that consists of taro and salted egg. When we first got there, the queue was very long but we decided to come back at a later timing and there wasn’t much of a queue. There’s a min. order of 2, so we got 2 of the Deep Fried Taro Balls with Salted Egg Yolk. Honestly, we didn’t enjoyed this as it was really dry… and service was rude.