Dihua Street City God Temple One-Day Food Map - Qixi Festival Special

In recent years, Dadaocheng has become my first choice for finding authentic snacks. In addition to the container market for young people, friends who come to Dihua Street to worship Yue Lao and seek marriage on the eve of Chinese Valentine's Day must come to eat the formal meals that locals also eat, and the shops are very close to the City God Temple! 🌟Yongle Market - Marulong Raw Fish Shop It is easy to find despite the huge queues. It is only open until 3pm. There are many items and they are all very fresh. The prices are also reasonable! I ordered the mixed sashimi, which was thick and plump, and tasted very satisfying; the flower sushi was generous in ingredients, full of layers, and very filling 😋 ✔️Key points! Each person who spends 250 yuan can enjoy a free refill of miso soup, which is rich in fish, tofu, fish cake, etc. 📍No. 21, Section 1, Dihua Street, Datong District, Taipei City 🌟Yongle Market - Lin Hefa Oil Rice I heard that this is a century-old oil restaurant that Mr. Guo likes. The highlight is the mushroom and shrimp with soy sauce. The mushroom is full of sauce and it will burst with juice when you bite it. It is said that the chicken legs and taro skewers are also very delicious and famous. I will try it next time. 🌟Jiang Niu Lou - A beef noodle restaurant opened by Japanese Just like a ramen restaurant, there is only one row of seats for about 7-9 people, so you need to queue up a little bit. When the dishes are served, the noodles will be turned to the front, super ~ Japanese ramen craftsman spirit 💕 ✔️The beef is melt-in-your-mouth and is very large in size. The meat itself has a hint of wine flavor. The chef recommends eating it with mustard, which is very special! The soup has a sweet pepper flavor: the side dishes are smoked, and the smoky smell hits your nose as soon as you open the lid, satisfying your vision and smell👍 📍No. 6, Minle Street, Datong District, Taipei City (MRT Daqiaotou Station or Beimen Station) #Xiahaichenghuangyuelao temple #Yongle market food #Local food #Market food