Dongsanshui Street Market_Xinfu Market

Dongsanshui Street Market and Xinfu Market are located in Wanhua District, Taipei City. They are one of the most representative market clusters in the district, witnessing the development and historical changes of Wanhua. This street block features three main markets: Dongsanshui Street Vendor Concentration Area (commonly known as Dongsanshui Market), Xinfu Market, and Xinfu Minato Cultural Market, each possessing a unique character and charm. Although Dongsanshui Street Vendor Concentration Area (Dongsanshui Market) is a traditional market, it unveiled a completely new look after micro-renovations of its stalls in 2017. The market's environment is bright and comfortable, creating a family-friendly and tourist-friendly space. Here, you'll find not only fresh produce and a variety of daily necessities but also numerous traditional snack stalls. From roasted duck and braised dishes to handmade desserts and other local delicacies, you can savor authentic Taiwanese flavors while shopping, experiencing the market's unique charm. Xinfu Market has a long history, with surrounding stalls maintaining tradition, primarily selling fresh food, cooked dishes, and daily necessities. Popular snacks within the market, such as sashimi, glutinous oil rice, and handmade dumplings, are both affordable and delicious, making them beloved by local residents and foodies alike. The Xinfu Minato Cultural Market was formerly the Midori-cho Food Retail Market, built in Showa 10 (1935). Its distinctive horseshoe-shaped architectural style is representative of modernized markets during the Japanese colonial period. Today, it has been designated a city-level historic monument and has become a place that blends culture, history, and modern creative industries. The market hosts irregular exhibitions, attracting visitors to stroll and check in. Whether you're looking for authentic local cuisine or want to experience the charm of a traditional Taiwanese market, this area allows you to feel the unique appeal of Wanhua District, making it an excellent place to explore Taipei's history and culture.