Luzhou Miaokou Night Market — Attraction in New Taipei

A midsized night market, it is anchored by a temple and food court at it's center. Luzhou runs from east to west, from Zhongzheng road to Zhongyang road. From the main intersection, it runs from Zhongxiao road to the north, down to Zhongshan road to the south.

This market is a about a 50/50 mix between food and merchandise, serving the local community and unless one was in the area, I would not venture out here, unless one wanted to visit the temple, as I view Sanhe as a much more interesting night market and being three stops closer to the Taipei metro area.

Luzhou itself is geographically a peninsula, thus the market would have a limited customer base, as it is relatively "isolated."

My suggestion is if one was to visit Sanhe, then it only takes a little longer to visit both markets in one evening as both are connected by...

As many people have commented, there are a lot of cars and scooters around this market. I wouldn’t recommend this market to people with young kids and people on wheel chairs, as the scooters are going really fast and they come out of nowhere. There are a lot of dodging scooters and waiting for cars to go past involved, which made it harder for us to fully enjoy this market. It’s a local market rather than touristy market (e.g. Shilin market), which means, instead of seeing food stalls everywhere, there are a combination of clothing shops, bargain shops, fresh produce shops and some food stalls. We had pork rice and noodles, loved the...

First of all, you won’t feel comfortable shopping or Hanging out in this night market. Scooters or electric powered stuff are surrounding. However, the nice thing about this night market is Food is great with reasonable price. Shops’ people are nice.

As for the location, it’s a very local and neighborhood style night market. If you are traveling from other places, there is a MRT station with walkable distance. There is a public parking lot nearby called...