Taipei’s Street Food Banquet
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Hot pot at the night market.
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Ears of steamed corn can be found all over the city.
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Grilled corn in night market.
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Skewered fish balls, sliced meat, squid rings and vegetables, all ready to be grilled or cooked in boiling broth.
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Shilin is the biggest and most famous one of the Taipei's 25 night markets.
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Medicinal soup made from ingredients like ginseng and wolfberries.
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Braised pig parts; nose, tail and everything in between.
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Well-brined cubes of bean curd are cooked in a hot pot with intestines in a dish known as "stinky stinky pot".
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Cubes of bean curd that are fried until pungent and then served on skewers.
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Typical night market is one at Raohe Street with a single, densely packed lane in the Song Shan district with an ornate Buddhist temple at one end.
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Raohe Street night market.
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In Taipei, food is everywhere. These pork buns boiled in a stall at fabric market.
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Cuttlefish soup in night market.
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Lu Rou Fan, a stewed pork dish served over rice.
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If you're out late enough at a night market, you might as well stick around for breakfast; a good choice is Yonghe Soy Milk King, which serves a comforting meal of hot soy milk and you tiao, a kind of airy fried cruller, no matter the hour.
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Taipei’s Street Food Banquet

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Hot pot at the night market.
httpswww.saveur.comsitessaveur.comfilesimport2010images2010-03634-128_taipei_3_400.jpg
Ears of steamed corn can be found all over the city.
httpswww.saveur.comsitessaveur.comfilesimport2010images2010-03634-128_taipei_4_400.jpg
Grilled corn in night market.
httpswww.saveur.comsitessaveur.comfilesimport2010images2010-03634-128_taipei_5_400.jpg
Skewered fish balls, sliced meat, squid rings and vegetables, all ready to be grilled or cooked in boiling broth.
httpswww.saveur.comsitessaveur.comfilesimport2010images2010-03634-128_taipei_6_400.jpg
Shilin is the biggest and most famous one of the Taipei's 25 night markets.
httpswww.saveur.comsitessaveur.comfilesimport2010images2010-03634-128_taipei_8_400.jpg
Medicinal soup made from ingredients like ginseng and wolfberries.
httpswww.saveur.comsitessaveur.comfilesimport2010images2010-03634-128_taipei_9_400.jpg
Braised pig parts; nose, tail and everything in between.
httpswww.saveur.comsitessaveur.comfilesimport2010images2010-03634-128_taipei_10_400.jpg
Well-brined cubes of bean curd are cooked in a hot pot with intestines in a dish known as "stinky stinky pot".
httpswww.saveur.comsitessaveur.comfilesimport2010images2010-03634-128_taipei_11_400.jpg
Cubes of bean curd that are fried until pungent and then served on skewers.
httpswww.saveur.comsitessaveur.comfilesimport2010images2010-03634-128_taipei_12_400.jpg
Typical night market is one at Raohe Street with a single, densely packed lane in the Song Shan district with an ornate Buddhist temple at one end.
httpswww.saveur.comsitessaveur.comfilesimport2010images2010-03634-128_taipei_15_400.jpg
Raohe Street night market.
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In Taipei, food is everywhere. These pork buns boiled in a stall at fabric market.
httpswww.saveur.comsitessaveur.comfilesimport2010images2010-03634-128_taipei_7_400.jpg
Cuttlefish soup in night market.
httpswww.saveur.comsitessaveur.comfilesimport2010images2010-037-128_stewed_pork_over_rice_400.jpg
Lu Rou Fan, a stewed pork dish served over rice.
httpswww.saveur.comsitessaveur.comfilesimport2010images2010-03634-128_taipei_2_400.jpg
If you're out late enough at a night market, you might as well stick around for breakfast; a good choice is Yonghe Soy Milk King, which serves a comforting meal of hot soy milk and you tiao, a kind of airy fried cruller, no matter the hour.

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