If you just want to relax and see a variety of food carts and do some shopping on the side, then this is the place to go. I got hooked on some fried balled crepe (same size as your fist) deepfried with oysters, noodles, eggs and ground beef filling, with some hot sauce. Price: US$1.20 Also, I should not forget... More

This is my 3rd time to the night market. Over the years, it has become more and more touristy. Had the worst experience this time round. Large group of tourists walking together blocking out the street and talking extremely loudly. I think there were more tourists than locals. The variety of food is limited. Many selling "Thailand" (more like tiger)... More

i went there pretty late, so most of the stalls have closed. the stewed stall which is famous for it's wings is still open, but that night, it wasn't fantastic. tried the fried oyster bun, the skin is pretty thick at the top. but once u got passed that it's pretty normal... it'll be good if the owner can have... More

For a wide variety of food choices try this any evening. Of course there are touristy and costume items. Caveat emptor. Starts early evening. Best to do a walk-thru to get an idea of the variety. Besides food there are fresh sugar cane drinks as well as teas. As for food, remember seafood is plentiful either solo or batter-fried. A... More

Since this was my first night market in Taiwan - it was amazing!! We arrived a bit early so we actually had a chance to browse and look at all the stalls. We tried a lot of food, and it was all VERY good and very cheap (compared to US prices). We had: the xiao long bao (original and grilled... More

Famous for their papaya milk (REALLY GOOD! especially for me who do not drink milk at all, i actually liked it as the fragrance of the papaya covered the smell of the milk) and their smelly toufu, it's a relatively nice place for visitors who would like to experience how a mini night market looks like in Taiwan. Though the... More

Yet another replica of Night Markets elsewhere in Taiwan, selling almost the same variety of food. But found 1 small family-run eatery (somewhere in the middle of the stretch), customers were all locals. Ordered and tried a variety of dishes, such as sauced/fried whole fish, fried egg with crab meat, vegetables, and fried squids (all cost NT400). Unfortunately could not... More

Lio-he night market was pedestrianized and it has lots of interesting foods around the strip. However, I found the Rue-fung night market to be more authentic and original (get off at KaoHsiung Arena station, 2 minutes walk from the station)

Overly crowded with way too many visitors. Goods not very new and price not very good as well.