Nanjichang Night Market

The name "Nanjichang" is an old place name preserved from the Japanese colonial era. Originally, the Japanese military established an airport here. Over time, it was transformed into military dependents' villages and public housing. Later, due to the large number of people frequenting the area, it gradually developed into the "Nanjichang Night Market" we know today. The night market boasts many Michelin-recommended snacks, such as Shan Nei Chicken Rice, Shaobing (clay oven rolls), Stinky Tofu, Sesame Oil Chicken, and more. Additionally, you'll find cylindrical rice pudding with menus available in Chinese, English, and Japanese, freshly wrapped and pan-fried sheng jian bao, crispy-on-the-outside and tender-on-the-inside oyster omelets (ke de), chilled douhua (tofu pudding), and more... Truly unmissable night market delicacies!!