Taipei's Food Scene: From Night Markets to Historic Blocks
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Bopiliao Historical Block
Place
4.2
This hidden eatery in Dadaocheng is renowned for its century-old smoked shark, prepared using traditional methods that result in a beautiful golden color and a tender, Q-弹 (chewy) texture. The owner, a fourth-generation artisan, meticulously prepares the shark meat, emphasizing the importance of precise heat and timing to achieve the perfect smoky flavor. The shark skin, rich in collagen, is a particularly popular part.
SANDO HOUSE
Sushi restaurant
4.2
This bustling Japanese eatery, popular among locals, is famous for its fresh and generously portioned seafood bowls (donburi) and sashimi, all offered at affordable prices. The owner, originally a seafood wholesaler, personally selects the freshest catches daily. Despite operating with a small team and long hours, they maintain high standards, attracting a loyal customer base and positive reviews. Signature dishes include the all-salmon rice bowl, grilled eel, and a variety of fresh seafood sashimi that can be custom-ordered.
Dadaocheng Cisheng Temple
Place of worship
4.5
This historic temple in Taipei's Baoan Street is a spiritual and culinary landmark, serving as a hub for traditional Taiwanese street food. The temple square is lined with food stalls operating under the shade of a century-old banyan tree, offering a unique open-air dining experience. It's a popular spot for locals and visitors to enjoy authentic Taiwanese breakfast and other traditional dishes.
阿錦砂鍋魚頭（火鍋按時價）
Seafood restaurant
3.7
Located in front of the historic Cihsheng Temple under a century-old banyan tree, this food stall is a beloved spot for authentic Taiwanese cuisine, particularly its famous fried fish head hot pot. The owner, Zhang Wu-jin, personally selects fresh largehead carp fish heads daily and meticulously prepares them. The hot pot is packed with over 15 ingredients including seafood and various vegetables, offering a rich and fresh flavor. Customers can also enjoy stir-fried dishes like bitter melon with pork and fried oysters.
Taiping Market
Market
3.8
This popular fried chicken stall in Taipei's Taiping market is famous for its affordable and delicious fried chicken, with prices starting from just 5 NTD. The owner, Liao Jian-zhi, offers a variety of fried items, including chicken wings, drumsticks, and large chicken steaks, all prepared with a special batter featuring Chinese medicinal herbs. Despite the intense heat and long hours, Liao Jian-zhi is dedicated to providing fresh, hot, and juicy fried chicken, with crowds often forming and selling out quickly.
Dadaocheng Cisheng Temple Food Street
Market
4.2
This is an old breakfast stall located near a temple, known for its traditional Taiwanese dishes. Diners can enjoy their meal outdoors under the shade of banyan trees. It's especially popular for its fried pork with green peppers, fish vermicelli soup, and fresh oysters, often served by the owner, Ah Yun Jie, who has been running the stall for nearly 20 years.
許仔豬腳麵線
Taiwanese restaurant
4.2
This stall in the Dihua Street area is renowned for its pork hock vermicelli soup, a classic Taiwanese street food. It's one of the many long-standing vendors in the area, offering a taste of traditional Taiwanese cuisine.
延三台北橋頭魯肉飯
Restaurant
4.5
This popular eatery located near the Taipei Bridge MRT station in the Yanping North Road Section 3 is famous for its delicious braised pork rice. Patrons often line up for their signature dish, which also includes various soup options like pork tripe and pork heart. The owner, Mr. Cai, learned the trade from his uncle and uses fresh ingredients daily.
Yansan Night Market
Market
4.1
Located near the Taipei Bridge MRT station, Yanping North Road Section 3 is home to the Yanping Night Market, offering a vibrant culinary experience. It's known for its street food stalls, including those serving braised pork rice, pork tripe soup, and other traditional Taiwanese dishes. The market is bustling day and night, attracting both locals and tourists.
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