Street food experience in Taipei's night markets
Arcade gaming stalls, neon lights, stir fried noodles and ice-cream filled spring rolls.
Match with one of our local hosts
Be matched with a host based on your interests and preferences, to tailor your perfect day.
100% Flexible: Adapt in real time
Your host will fine-tune the experience in real time to match your mood.
Experience Overview
Time:
3 hoursWhat to expect:
Fully tailored to your preferencesLanguage:
Hosted in English (Other languages may be requested)Meeting point:
Your hotel/apartment or any other central locationCancellation:
Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the experienceWhat to bring:
- We recommend wearing comfortable shoes and carrying a light bag for your essentials.
- Public transport may be used during the experience - please bring a travel card or small amount of cash for fares.
What’s Included:
What’s Excluded:
Key Highlights:
- Escape the crowds and get a taste of the real Taipei with your host by your side
- Enjoy the no-frills, neon-lit atmosphere and eat some of the best food in the city
- Get tips regarding other night markets to visit during your stay
- Visit Ningxia and Yansan Night Markets with your host, and taste the speciality dishes that these markets are known for
- Absorb the explosion of sights, aromas and flavours as you explore the market with your host
- Discover new flavours and unusual ingredients - your host will recommend delicacies for you to try - be bold!
What you’ll do
So, we know that night markets are meant to be about food, but the bustling stalls, arcades, and neon lights draw us in like moths to a flame. Join one of our local Taipei hosts and visit arguably two of the best night markets in Taipei.
We love a good contrast, so the catch is that the first, Ningxia, is more of a spectacle filled with gaming stalls and bright city lights. Whereas the second, Yansan, is a real local den - no-frills, no tourists, just authentic, tasty food that will blow you away.
Start in Ningxia, famous for its oyster omelets, and other traditional staples like noodles fried over blazing flames, gua bao, and giant chicken chops. We hope your waistbands are stretchy because next your host will take you to Yansan (just a short walk away), where we challenge you to try some stinky tofu.
Your host will ensure you try these Taiwanese delicacies at the very best vendors. Chat to them about the food culture here, and ask any questions you may have about exotic ingredients you might never have seen.
Afterward, you can head home and blissfully slip into a food coma.
Real Stories, Real Connections
Glimpse into Tradition: A Moment at the Temple
Capturing Joy: A Day at the Grand Red Palace
Sunlit Stroll at the Memorial
