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Kerou Stone Hotpot Chiayi Xingjia 2nd Gen

Ke-rou Stone Pot Chiayi (Xing-jia 2nd-generation branch) at No. 504 Xing-ye West Road, Chiayi West District, is a hotpot shop built around a self-serve all-you-can-eat bar. Nearly a hundred ingredients include vegetables, hotpot items, rice and noodles, sauces, slushies, and ice cream for guests to mix and match. Set meals start at NT$398, average spend around NT$511, with a NT$30 per-table cleaning fee added. Hours run from noon to 2 a.m., great for late-night gatherings. The space is roomy with convenient parking, popular with locals and tourists alike.

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Kerou Stone Pot Chiayi Xingjia

Ke Rou Stone Pot's Xing-jia second-gen branch at No. 504 Xing-ye West Road, West District, runs a hot pot buffet stocked with nearly 100 ingredients - meats, vegetables, sauces, rice and noodles, and desserts - sourced fresh and varied. Broths lean on sesame oil and Brazil mushroom bases, suiting fans of自助 pots. Hours stretch from midday to 2 a.m., with set meals starting at NT$398 and an average check of about NT$511. The roomy interior and easy parking make it a solid pick for group dinners or late-night feasts.

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Monga Night Market

Monga Night Market sits at the junction of Guangzhou Street, Wuzhou Street and Xichang Street in Taipei's Wanhua District. Three originally separate markets were later merged under the Monga name, and together with the neighboring Huaxi Street Night Market they form Wanhua's twin night markets. The lanes still carry the atmosphere of century-old streets, packed with stalls whose signature dishes lean toward seafood and traditional snacks. Must-tries include Liang Xi Hao's squid thick soup, Fuzhou Shi Zu's pepper buns and Xiao Wang's cooked melon soup, all loved by locals and travelers alike. Beyond food, historic sites such as Longshan Temple sit nearby, so visitors can taste snacks while soaking up Wanhua's cultural depth and lively nightlife.
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Liaoning Street Night Market

Liaoning Street Night Market runs through Liaoning Street in Taipei's Zhongshan District and is a popular local gathering spot. Several of its stalls are long-running institutions, most famously Goose City Live Seafood, whose goose dishes and live-caught seafood earned a write-up in the Japanese lifestyle magazine BRUTUS. Other beloved stalls include Lanfang Sichuan Pepper Noodles and Sheng Li Hao Oyster Omelet, offering a wide sweep of Taiwanese snacks so visitors can taste many local flavors in one bustling setting.
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Shuangcheng Street Night Market

Shuangcheng Street Night Market is tucked along Shuangcheng Street in Taipei's Zhongshan District, near MRT Zhongshan Elementary School and Minquan West Road stations. Barely a hundred meters long, it is small in scale but steeped in history, with more than 30 years of trading behind it. The market is anchored by long-running stalls, many operating for decades, serving beef noodles, fried chicken, pig trotter rice, goose, braised pork rice and the much-loved Hong Ji dumplings and beef noodles. Some stalls open during the day, and at night the street becomes a late-night food magnet with frequent queues. Most patrons are locals with a sprinkling of tourists, and the atmosphere is warm, friendly and full of authentic Taipei night-market character.
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Raohe Street Tourist Night Market

Raohe Street Tourist Night Market stretches for some 600 meters between Bade Road Section 4 and Fuyuan Street in Taipei's Songshan District and is one of the city's most iconic tourist night markets. It is celebrated for a dazzling variety of well-executed Taiwanese snacks, with multiple Michelin Bib Gourmand stalls serving pepper buns, herbal rib stew, oyster omelets, stinky tofu and a long lineup of desserts and drinks loved by locals and international visitors alike. Opening hours run daily from 17:00 to 23:00, and access is easy via MRT Songshan Station (Exit 1, about a 5-minute walk). Just beside the market, the historic Songshan Ciyou Temple adds cultural atmosphere, so the whole setting feels lively and steeped in traditional Taiwanese night-market charm.
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Sanliao Bay Night Market

Sanliao Night Market is located in the Sanliaowan area of Beimen District, Tainan, right next to Donglong Temple. Though modest in size, the market opens every Friday from 5 PM until late at night, making it ideal for families with children to stroll at a leisurely pace. Seafood snacks dominate the offerings, featuring freshly caught flavors from local fishing ports. Common stalls include crispy fried chicken, oyster omelets, and milkfish dishes, all at affordable prices with plenty of variety. With only a few dozen stalls lining both sides of the walkway, the atmosphere is lively without feeling crowded, allowing visitors to savor local delicacies while soaking in the relaxed vibe of a coastal fishing village.
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Ren'ai Night Market

Ren'ai Night Market is located on Xianghe 5th Street in Jiali District, Tainan, operating every Tuesday and Friday. The market focuses on local snacks, bringing together traditional Tainan delicacies and creative dishes so visitors can sample the essence of Tainan's food culture in a short time. Stalls range from crispy fried chicken and oyster omelets to inventive desserts, creating a lively atmosphere rich with local character. It is an excellent spot to experience Tainan's vibrant night market culture.
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