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Beyond Longshan Temple: The 5 Must-Try Night Market Foods in Wanhua

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Last updated 2026-09-24 — The Wanhua Night Market in Taipei’s Wanhua District was originally known as the Wanhua Night Market, covering the areas around Guangzhou Street, Wuzhou Street, Xichang Street, and Xiyuan Street. This vibrant area is home to many hidden culinary gems, and is surrounded by the bustling Longshan Temple and Taiwan’s first tourist night market...

By the MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team

The Wanhua Night Market in Taipei’s Wanhua District was originally known as the Wanhua Night Market, covering the areas around Guangzhou Street, Wuzhou Street, Xichang Street, and Xiyuan Street. This vibrant area is home to many hidden culinary gems.

Nearby is the Huaxi Street Night Market, Taiwan’s first tourist night market. (Photo/Rhoda)

The area also features the bustling Longshan Temple, Taiwan’s first tourist night market — the Huaxi Street Night Market — as well as Qingcao Lane and Sanshui Street. Both day and night, it attracts numerous domestic and international tourists and food enthusiasts looking to explore its street foods.

Every evening, the Wanhua Night Market is packed with crowds. (Photo/Rhoda)

Zheng Ji Tainan Bowl Feast
Zheng Ji Tainan Bowl Feast brings southern Taiwan’s traditional flavors from Tainan. It steams rice paste mixed with minced pork, and doesn’t hold back on toppings like shrimp, pork, and duck egg yolk. Even without any additional sauces, its rich aroma and texture make every bite incredibly satisfying.

Zheng Ji Tainan Bowl Feast (Photo/MOOK)

Premium Oden
Located at the intersection of Guangzhou Street and Wuzhou Street, Premium Oden is a local favorite thanks to its family-secret dipping sauce and fresh cuttlefish oden made from high-quality ingredients.

Premium Oden (Photo/Rhoda)

Premium Oden (Photo/Rhoda)

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