Newly opened — Taiwan’s largest night market in northern region covers 10,000+ pyeong with over 450 stalls for endless fun

▲ The Xinyi Huayuan Night Market in Shulin spans 15,000 pyeong and is currently the largest night market in northern Taiwan. (Photo / Screenshot fromXinyi Huayuan Night Market official website, the same below)

Tourism Center / Comprehensive report

The Xinyi Huayuan Night Market in Shulin, New Taipei City, which opened in mid-June, covers an area of 15,000 pyeong and currently hosts over 500 vendors, earning the title of“the largest night market in northern Taiwan”. In addition to covered shelters, every stall is equipped with electrostatic oil filters and oil-water separation drainage systems. Even the restrooms were built with a million-dollar investment, delivering a shopping experience akin to that of a department store thanks to their exceptional quality.

▲ Delicious snacks keep visitors coming back for more.

The Xinyi Huayuan Night Market in Shulin, New Taipei City, has divided the open space into a Food Paradise, a Fun Kingdom, and an Art & Culture Plaza. It also features 1,000 parking spaces for cars and motorcycles. A wide variety of affordable and unique street foods are available, and after eating and drinking your fill, you can head to the other two zones for entertainment and shopping. A visitor service center is also set up next to the food area, offering services such as lost-and-found assistance and stall information. Trash bins are placed throughout the venue, greatly reducing littering and ensuring a clean environment for visitors to eat and stroll.

Whether it's international cuisine, braised snacks, desserts, or fresh seafood, you can find it all here — even squid bigger than your face or various kinds of grilled seafood delicacies. Children can also have a blast with a variety of amusement facilities and game stalls, ensuring fun for both adults and kids.

▲ Stall map of Xinyi Huayuan Night Market in Shulin.

Xinyi Huayuan Night Market in Shulin, New Taipei City
Address: No. 70, Section 2, Bao’an Street, Shulin District, New Taipei City
Operating days: Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays