華西街観光夜市

｛臺北華西街夜市｝、This night market offers a wide variety of barbecue items, freshly squeezed juices, and abundant fruits. It boasts a vast selection of skewers and grilled foods, and the famous Taiwanese bubble tea is a must-try. Numerous snack shops and restaurants offer affordable options. The pepper cakes are incredibly fragrant, and the stir-fried beef and stewed beef are delicious. There are also handicrafts, jewelry, and Japanese cuisine. The rich peanut and red bean soup, and the braised pork rice are exceptional. Grilled sausages come with a variety of sauces. This is one of Taipei's earliest night markets, offering a retro charm. The environment is clean and hygienic, and the prices are reasonable. Sincere blessing and wishes for peace, warmth and happiness.🎼🌤️❤️🐕‍🦺☕️✍🏻⋯⋯

Huaxi Night Market 4/5 The huaxi market is probably one of the only night markets that is covered because it's like in an arcade with a bunch of stalls in the side. It's definitely not food focused because the first half of it has a lot of food stalls and then the next half is mainly spa salons, shops, and other places that you can go. There is also a place to go to the bathroom towards the end of it so if you don't need to pee, just walk along and you'll find it on the outskirts of the market. We did find a few places installed to eat like a Michelin guide pork bun, which did in fact taste very good. We also had the option not to add the pork so to make it vegetarian, but it didn't actually have much taste so I would suggest to put more of that peanut thing on top because that was definitely the star of the bun. We also got a dessert from this place that had a sweet award, the best mochi with a peanut powder on top, we did have a miscommunication with the owner in terms of our order, but definitely worth it to get that dish. I don't feel like this is the most active night market in terms of food but the Guangzhou night market is just nearby and that's definitely the place you can get your usual night market food.

We were looking for food when we ran into this night market during lunch time. I wasn’t all that impressed as one large section was mainly massage places. We found Wang’s Broth which was a big hit.

Huaxi is more like a hawker center. Surrounding streets have more of the actual Taiwan night market vibe.

A Chinese traditional Archway mark the entrance of a covered night market stretching three blocks from south to north. Huaxi Street is famous for congregated porno shops. After prostitution is banned by Taipei City Government, the sightseeing quality is greatly uplifted and the place becomes safer.