Locals go here! Yilan "Dongmen Night Market" popular food guide map

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?(ˇ),,,.The Dongmen Night Market, which brings together food and fashion retail, is located beneath the bustling Donggang Bridge, not far from Yilan Railway Station.

During the day, it allows free passage for vehicles; at night, it transforms into a food paradise for us food lovers. Underneath the bridge and along both sides of the road, food stalls line up, packed with all kinds of authentic local snacks—though nothing can fill our little mouths completely.

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(Parking information: The white-lined parking spaces along Section 2 of Yixing Road are limited. If you don’t want to spend time looking for a spot, you can park at nearby paid parking lots for 30 NTD per hour)

The scope of Dongmen Night Market: Shenghou Street under the Donggang Overpass (food area) and Hemu Road (clothing and department store area). Standing on Yixing Road and facing the Donggang Bridge, the Little White Whale divides Dongmen Night Market into left and right entrances.

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.In a little while, I’ll take you on a stroll through this night market here — the Dongmen Night Market — where you can enjoy delicious, indulgent eats to your heart’s content!

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,.Clear ice, lemon ice, milk ice... simple and authentic flavors, large cup for 30 NT$, small cup for 20 NT$, brimming with nostalgic old-time taste.Drinking a milkshake in the hot summer is nothing special; but sipping one in the freezing winter will make your butt wiggle~ wobble wobble~ 120

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50,,,.However, whether it tastes good is what matters most! If you’re the type who “eats shredded pork noodles without the shredded pork” or “oyster omelets without the oysters,” this place is totally fine for you too. You can order a plate of egg pancakes for 35 NTD and still enjoy that silky, smooth wrapper!


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,......!.I once tried the signature dish here: pickled vegetable duck soup (you can add glass noodles).The meat is tender, and the broth is delicious. Just drinking the soup feels delightful.In December this time, I ordered pig's blood soup—the broth was just average.Large chunks of pig’s blood, smooth and tender, comforting your intestines and lungs.

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“”,.Duhao Baked Treats, a snack that grew up with the children of Yilan, has a small, round appearance. At first glance, it resembles Ai Mai’s small cream puffs, but it tastes a hundred times better. The dough is flattened, filled with red bean paste, rolled into strips, cut into pieces, and deep-fried. It's fried at just the right temperature and served in perfect bite-sized pieces. Established in 1910, this century-old delicacy ("tsuibue tsia̍h" in Taiwanese) can only be found in Yilan. Everyone is welcome to come try the Duhao experience.

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,,“”.They wrap cabbage, pork, fish paste… in pig stomach membrane to make it look like a chicken leg — this becomes the “beak food” that every kid holds in their hand.

“”,.See that? See that? Within a 500-meter radius of the food cart, it has been eagerly taken over by these food-savvy diners!

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,,.Because I was afraid of ordering something disappointing, I chose the cheapest stir-fried pork slices with scallions.70 dollars, what can you get nowadays? A chicken leg bento? A bowl of char siu ramen? Not anymore—not a chance. So, can you get... can you get... iron plate grill for 70 dollars? Surprisingly, the owner even offers unlimited plain rice, all-you-can-drink hot soup, and bottomless drinks!
ps: Just add 10 dollars, and your companions can also enjoy unlimited plain rice to share the feast!

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Up!,!,,.The owner won’t skimp just because it’s the cheapest at 70 NT$, giving you just a few scraps of meat or a bunch of onions to fill up the plate.I had originally promised my family I’d just have a bowl of plain rice to try the flavors, but I couldn’t help it—I got so impatient and ended up eating three bowls of rice. 339

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,?, ?,.Rich milk flavor, chewy tapioca pearls, all-natural ingredients, and a good taste passed down through three generations.

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:“,,.”Ha~Longan (also known as dried longan or 'Guiyuan') is referred to as 'Furou' (meaning 'meat of blessing') in traditional Chinese medicine terms. Those who have eaten almond jelly or longan jelly when you were little, raise your hands!How long has it been since you last had some? Come visit the old shops at Dongmen Night Market right away!For just 20 NT dollars, childhood memories will come flooding back in a flash......(／)" width="600" height="401"/>

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＝ + .The pricing is rather amusing: Duck Head (40 NT$) is actually less than Duck Head Shell (20 NT$) + Duck Neck (30 NT$)? Perhaps some people like eating duck head shells, while others love gnawing on duck necks—take your pick.

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,,.I’ve also gotten cravings and eaten it several times.With rich Sanxing scallion aroma and crispy scallion pancake crust, of course you should add an egg and eat it while it's hot—that’s the way to go. The dough kneaded with Sanxing scallions is flattened, then pan-fried until golden and crispy. Different from the Diaoxi Scallion Pancake method, it costs 5 dollars more.

Two different styles of scallion pancakes, each with its own loyal fans—see which one you prefer, Up !

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,,!? say goodbye~,(),.Before leaving, take an eight-treasure ice drink in the summer; in the winter, bring back an eight-treasure soup or grass jelly to your cozy home, eat your fill, and zzz~(／)" width="600" height="400"/>

,,,!325.Hmm—considering the adorable figure of the little beluga, I have three things to clarify:

1. I’m just wholeheartedly recommending the stalls I often visit, so naturally there might be some gems I missed, since I only have one small mouth.2. The dishes featured in this article are the glorious results of my three visits to Dongmen Night Market — in August, October, and December this year!
3. No matter how much the Little White Whale loves to eat, please, please don’t misunderstand and think I ate all this food by myself!
(Why does it feel like the more I explain, the worse it sounds? 111......)(I’m really, really, really skinny... it’s all the fault of Dongmen Night Market. It’s all... it’s all...)
Warmly welcome my dear friends to also come explore Dongmen Night Market thoroughly. Eat till you’re full. Eat till you’re chubby. If you’re gonna get fat, let’s all get fat together!

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