Taipei Night Market Food Hunt: Enjoy Great Deals & Win Prizes
MOOK Travel Life Network Editorial Team
To ensure public food safety and address concerns about night market hygiene, the "2014 Taipei Night Market Food Hunt" promotional series, guided by the Taipei City Government Department of Economic Development and organized by the Taipei City Market Administration Office, this year uniquely integrates the "Taipei City Food Ingredient Registration Platform." While strolling through night markets and enjoying delicious food, visitors can use their mobile devices to scan QR codes for instant ingredient verification, ensuring peace of mind. They can also participate in challenges, collect stamps, earn discount vouchers, and join bonus raffles for great prizes, all while shopping happily across six major night markets.
The Taipei Night Market Food Hunt ensures safe dining and great deals. (Photo provided by MOOK Editorial Team)
"2014 Taipei Night Market Food Hunt" PromotionKicking off on June 6 (Fri) and running through June 21 (Sat), the event features six night markets—Liaoning Street Night Market, Nanjing Airport Night Market, Guangzhou Street Night Market, Shuangcheng Street Night Market, Shilin Market Night Market, and Ningxia Eco Night Market—centered around the "Food Hunt Trail."By scanning QR codes at night market stalls, participants engage in fun, detective-like challenges to uncover answers, ensuring they truly understand ingredient information and food safety while enjoying shopping discounts and a joyful "Night Market Adventure."
Additionally, the organizers have specially invited consumers whose names sound like or are homophones of food ingredients—such as "Jian Jidian (Egg)," "Yang Xiaopai (Lamb Chop)," or "Mei Shengcai (Lettuce)"—to join in the fun. Eligible individuals are encouraged to visit the on-site service booths during the six night market promotions andpresent their ID to prove they have a "delicious food-related name." Upon verification, they will receive a complimentary "NT$50 Night Market Voucher."(Limited to 10 per session, while supplies last.)
Night Market Food Hunt Trail
During the event days at each night market, participants can take on the challenge by completing three missions: Mission 1 "Delicious Search: Night Market Ingredient Hunt," Mission 2 "Safe Ingredients: Snap & Win," and Mission 3 "Facebook Code In for Prizes." Successfully completing all three earns you an "NT$50 Night Market Voucher!" Each night market has a limit of 300 vouchers, available while supplies last.
Collect Stamps, Enjoy Great Food
Visitors who pick up the event flyer (with stamp spaces on the back) and get all three stamps (each night market has three stamping spots) during the promotion days will receive an "NT$20 Night Market Spend Voucher." Each night market has a limit of 500 vouchers, available while supplies last.
Night Market Adventure: Bonus Raffle
Those who collect all six mission cards from the six night markets or earn a total of 18 stamps across all six can enter the bonus raffle to win amazing prizes such as 3C gadgets, a "Ningxia Night Market Millennium Banquet," or night market vouchers.
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