Your Ultimate Guide to Night Markets in Asia

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Wuzhou Street Night Market

A quieter side-street night market in old Wanhua, close to Huaxi Street and Guangzhou Street, popular with locals for supper.

Hidden Gems
Local Delicacies
Open Days Evenings
A Taipei night market alley (illustrative)

Wuzhou Street sits in Wanhua, Taipei's oldest district, a block from the better-known Huaxi Street and Guangzhou Street markets. It is smaller and less touristy.

What to expect

A short run of stalls and eateries that fill with locals after work. It is easy to combine with a longer walk through Wanhua.

What to eat

Look for braised pork rice, oyster omelettes, stir-fried dishes and herbal soups in the surrounding lanes.

Visitor tips

  • Longshan Temple MRT station is the closest stop.
  • Wanhua is atmospheric but quiet late at night; stay with the main lit streets.
  • Check Longshan Temple and Bopiliao Old Street for daytime visits.

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