Dalong Street Night Market

The Dalong Street Night Market, located next to historical sites like the Confucius Temple and Bao'an Temple, offers various delicious snacks throughout the day and night. In the mornings, numerous vendors sell Taiwanese breakfast items such as shaobing (sesame flatbread) and soy milk, fried egg pancakes, rice, noodles, and congee. By night, you'll find many traditional, specialty old shops, including award-winning braised pork rice, rich yet not overly sweet desserts, goose meat that draws long queues, as well as popular snacks like ba-wan (Taiwanese meatballs), Taiwanese fried chicken (salt and pepper chicken), and fried rice. Come to the historical Dalongdong area, explore its ancient sites, and at the same time, savor the unique charm of the night market snacks! While visiting the Confucius Temple, you can also taste the "Taipei Confucian Cuisine" (台北儒家菜) right here in the Dalong Night Market! This cuisine was designed by renowned gourmets and inspired by stories of ancient Confucian scholars at the Taipei Confucius Temple. Options include "Deceptive Gentleman Fish" (欺君子魚) and "Hidden Treasure Tofu" (藏珍豆腐) from Xiaolizi Seafood Restaurant (reservations required), "Sacrificial Lamb" (告朔餼羊) from Cai Family Satay Lamb, as well as "Market Chicken" (關市之雞), "Yang Huo's Gift Pork" (陽貨饋豚), "Bell-Smiting Ox" (釁鐘大牛), and "Ruler and Minister Sipping Congee" (君臣啜粥), among many other dishes that allow visitors to experience the flavors of Confucian culture.