This is one of the better street markets in Taipei, as well as more easily-accessed. The MRT Green Line - last stop Songshan Station - exit 5 is the closest. When you get to the street level of this exit, the market is literally half-a-block from there. What I consider to be the 'must-get' at this market are the Fuzhou pepper buns. This vendor will be right at the entrance to this street market. If you go early - the market opens at 5pm - you will have minimal wait. If you go later - I would say anytime after 5:45pm - you will have a rather-long queue for this unbelievable tasty item. Highly recommend.

My wife and I enjoyed our visit a lot. We went on a Tuesday night and the place was quite crowded. I imagine it gets really packed on weekends. We had the famous pepper buns that are at the beginning of the market. The line wasn’t bad and they were delicious. We sampled a number of other dishes - most were very good although some were a little plain. Lots of options though. Half the fun is the experience- it’s a high energy place with lots going on. We took a nonstop subway train from Taipe station - very easy and quick. The Ciyou Temple is near the entrance to the market and is worth a quick visit. I would rate this a “must see” for Taipei.

We had so much fun and lots to explore that we returned in our short trip to taipei twice to see the raohe night market! The first day, the weather was great, but it was packed with people, and it was very difficult with a baby stroller to get around. Our baby stroller Especially is big, so we had no chance to see everything and only passing through the whole street, which is almost a 30-minute walk. 2nd night, it was raining, and it was amazing! We got ourselves rain coats and walked through the market, enjoying everything we could get our hands on. The food is affordable and great! We also got lots of souvenirs for family and friends.

This was our first stop after landing in Taipei. It was fun to walk thru the market and see all the offerings. Yes, the pepper buns are worth the visit! Delicious. Also, the massive chicken fritter is really good. Tons of stuff to try. We didn’t really allow enough time to take it all in since we got there around 10pm and it started raining, causing things to close up early. But, highly recommend.

I often come here because it is a short MRT ride from Zhongshan district where I often stay. It was around 20:00 on Friday, and although there were many people, it wasn't very crowded, so I went around to various shops over Fuzhou pepper cakes that I bought near the entrance (60 yuan). It is certainly difficult to walk, even if it is not very crowded, because the passage of this night market is narrow as well. There are many people who eat on their way around, so it was my usual walk, thinking I wouldn't like anything on my back. I am not interested in the miscellaneous goods, smartphone goods, clothing, etc. that are sold at night markets, but I am looking around, including at food stores, like window shopping. It's fun no matter how many times I go. It is also very convenient to visit because it is very close to MRT Matsuyamamaki.

Great food - our favourite is the Fuzhou pepper cake which is near the entrance. Easy to spot due to the queue of people. Lots of food stalls - so much choice - our favourite night market in Taipei. Be daring try the stinky tofu. Easy to get to via the metro - Songshan station the 5 minute walk. We got there at about 6 pm - not too crowded but by 7 pm lots of people are arriving. If you love food - this is a must visit when in Taiwan.

Take the MRT Matsuyama Shinten Line to Matsuyama Station, the last stop. There is an entrance to the night market just off Matsuyama Station. I thought it was one of the largest night markets in terms of scale, running more than 1km east to west. Besides restaurants, there was a wide variety of sundries on sale.

We visited the Raohe night market on a Friday evening and it not disappoint! You can find anything from sausages, seafood, fruits, dessert to souvenirs! Food wasn’t overpriced and the vendors spoke some English. We took the Green Subway line to the last stop “Songshan”. Market is right across the street from the Subway stop. Would definitely stop by again for the food & fun experience!

I went to Raohe Street Night Market, one of Taipei's representative night markets. There were a lot of people starting at the entrance, but instead, there was a straight line so I didn't have to worry about getting lost. There were so many different types of food that it was fun to see and it was nice to be able to eat a lot of delicious food.

Full of colour, aromas, trinkets and great food. It’s almost difficult to spend money here. Couldn’t believe how cheap it was to check out the local delicacies and drinks. Took a long walk from my hotel to visit here through all sorts of areas. I felt incredibly safe and secure every step of the way! Testament to the very friendly and welcoming Taiwanese culture. I had to check out the snake, duck neck, fish cakes and other bits they through in a bag for me. Not sure I know the identity of everything I consumed, but it all tasted good. Full of light and character working my way through the hustle & bustle to come out at the other end on the doorstep of a temple. A great night that I’d love to repeat touring with family sometime in the future.