Night Markets
Night Markets Reviews
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1 / 1 TravBuddies found this review helpful
Jun 05, 2007
I would recommend to everyone who is going to are is already in Taipei to go to the NIght Markets. The food is cheap and really great. They also sell bootleg cds and movies and sell clothes cheaper than the some of the stores (more or less fake). I love eating food down there during the weekends at night with my friends. I loved the zen zhu nia cha (pearl milk tea). There are some stores that sell pearl tea where I live now but I always like eating food from it orignal country.
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Sep 10, 2009
It was easy to find the hotel; it located in the middle of the famous Shilin night market. We decided to take it easy for the day and had lunch at a nice restaurant where the staff were so friendly that gave us a lot of information about night markets. Next day is jungle trekking day! The book about Yangmingshan helps… 2nd trip to Taiwan-10days in Taipei Aug09 |
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Jul 10, 2007
After Longshan temple we headed over to Hwahsi Tourist night market also know as "snake alley". Not know what to expect we entered the markets and strolled through. It was quiet annoying having to dodge the many motorcycles going thru the night market. I almost died of fright when I noticed… First day in Taipei. |
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Jan 14, 2007
night market
· I am not a big fan of night markets but always end up going when in Asia as everyone raves about them and so I feel I need to go or I will miss out. The one to go to and the biggest… Tips for Travellers to Taipei and Taiwan |
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Jun 14, 2007
Next, headed to the Taipei Metro Rapid Tranist (MRT) to head to the Shilin Night Market. Shilin Night Market is the largest night market in Taipei. You can reach it on the Red Line by getting off at the Shilin or Jiantan Station. It is quite a sight to see.
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May 09, 2009
While the days were spent working, the evenings left time to stroll through several night markets. With a Taiwanese friend of mine we sampled the various foods at the Rahoe Night Market, soups, skewers of meat, fried squid, meat filled breads, dumplings, fruit juices, red bean desserts, etc. The food was all simple, cheap, and delicious, and with… Taipei |
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