Night markets are one of the greatest highlights of visiting Taiwan, offering a perfect blend of street food, culture, and local energy. From the oldest lanes of Keelung Night Market in the far north to the tropical streets of Kenting Night Market in the far south, Taiwan’s night markets are where locals and travelers come together to eat, explore, and unwind after dark.
My Top 20 Night Markets in Taiwan guide is the perfect starting point, introducing the country’s most famous markets and linking to in-depth guides for each one. Across the site, you’ll find detailed write-ups on nearly every major market in Taiwan — no fewer than eight in Taipei alone — each packed with recommendations on what to eat, the best Michelin-rated food stalls, and insider tips on when to visit, what to expect, and how to get there.
Whether you’re planning to sample stinky tofu at Raohe Night Market, explore the maze-like lanes of Shilin, or try seafood and desserts at Feng Chia Night Market in Taichung, this section will help you make the most of Taiwan’s after-dark culinary adventures. Every guide is written from firsthand experience and regularly updated to reflect the latest stalls and seasonal specialties — so you can discover Taiwan one bite at a time.