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Famous for its stir-fried seafood, Liaoning Street Night Market is a great spot for office workers to unwind and indulge in delicious eats. As the lights come on and the aroma wafts through the air, gathering with friends to enjoy authentic street food is truly one of life’s great pleasures. The “2014 Taipei Night Market Foodie Treat” promotional event brings together six major night markets. It kicks off on June 6 (Friday) at Liaoning Street Night Market first. To address public concerns about food safety, this year’s series of promotional events specially integrates the “Taipei City Ingredient Registration Platform.” By scanning the QR code with a mobile device, users can instantly check ingredients for peace of mind. Participants can also play games, collect stamps, get discount vouchers, and enter lucky draws for bigger prizes, ensuring fun shopping and peace of mind when dining out.
The “Taipei Night Market Foodie Treat” promotion is in full swing—don’t miss out if you love tasty street snacks. (Photo provided by MOOK Editorial Department)
Limited-Time Discounts for Big Spenders Gather “Ingredient Names” to Enjoy Delicious Food
Exclusive limited-time discounts await you on Liaoning Street Night Market event day. On June 6 (Friday) from 18:30–21:00, spend NT$100 at any stall to get NT$10 off, or spend NT$200 to get NT$20 off, and so on. Don’t miss your chance to feast and enjoy a great foodie treat.
Additionally, the organizers have added fun by inviting consumers whose names sound like or are homophones of food ingredients—such as “简基诞 (Jian Jidan, meaning Egg),” “杨筱徘 (Yang Xiaopai, meaning Lamb Chop),” or “梅盛彩 (Mei Shengcai, meaning Lettuce)” —to join in the fun. Eligible participants should visit the on-site event service booth on June 6 (Friday) during the promotional event, show their ID to prove they have a “delicious ingredient name,” and upon verification, they will receive a free “NT$50 Night Market Voucher.” (Limited to 10 people per day, while supplies last.)
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