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Ningxia Night Market
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Ningxia Night Market
A compact, food-focused Taipei night market in Datong District, with covered and outdoor stalls serving traditional Taiwanese snacks in a relaxed, family-friendly setting.
Ningxia Night Market is a compact, food-focused night market in Taipei's Datong District, close to Shuanglian MRT Station. It is smaller and more locally oriented than Shilin, which makes it a popular pick for visitors who want to focus on eating rather than shopping.
What to expect
The market centres on a single street of food stalls and small restaurants, with parts of it covered, so a rainy evening won't ruin the plans. Because the stalls are concentrated in one place, you can sample a lot of dishes in a short walk. The relaxed layout also makes it a comfortable choice if you are travelling with children.
What to eat
Traditional Taiwanese snacks are the draw here. Typical orders include oyster omelets, taro balls, braised pork rice and fried chicken, plus sweet treats and cold drinks to finish.
Visitor tips
- Open daily from about 5 PM until late evening (around 11:30 PM to midnight).
- Arrive hungry and share dishes so you can try more stalls.
- Bring cash for smaller vendors.
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The Complete Guide to Taiwan's Night MarketsShilin, Raohe and the markets across the island.
Japan Night Markets and Yatai: A Region-by-Region GuideYatai, yokocho and market streets by region.
South Korea Night Markets: Seoul, Busan, Jeonju and JejuTraditional markets and evening food carts.
Thailand Night Markets: A Guide from Bangkok to the IslandsWalking streets, train markets and floating markets.
Vietnam Night Markets: Hanoi, Saigon, Hoi An and BeyondFrom weekend bazaars to Saigon street food.
First Time at an Asian Night Market? 10 Tips Before You GoCash, timing and what to order first.
