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Wuxing Street Market
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Wuxing Street Market
A busy lane-and-street food district behind Taipei 101, with shops and stalls that start in the morning and run late.
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Wuxing Street is the shopping and eating district tucked behind the Taipei 101 area. It has a mix of street stalls, small restaurants and a traditional market.
What to expect
Narrow lanes with a steady local crowd, and a morning market side as well as evening snack options. The mood is residential rather than touristy.
What to eat
Noodle and dumpling shops, braised dishes, sweets and bubble tea.
Visitor tips
- Ten minutes' walk from Taipei City Hall MRT.
- Stall hours vary, so check for the one you want.
- Pair it with Linjiang Street Night Market.
Photo: Kiyoteru Awaji, CC BY 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons.
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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.
