[2025 New Taipei City ] Travel Guide for Lehua Night Market (Updated Jun)

We thoroughly enjoyed our trip to Taipei's Lehua Night Market, which is definitely a paradise for you to find delicious food and unique fun. Let's experience this night of food carnival together! 🍢🎉 🍽️🍜🍢 When visiting Lehua Night Market, you must not miss the various night market snacks, from fried chicken fillet shaved ice🍧 to four-god soup large intestine wrapped in small intestine, each snack exudes an enticing aroma, making us salivate🤤 🛍️🎁🛒 Lehua Night Market not only has delicious food, but also many unique products to treasure hunt. You can find a variety of exquisite handicrafts, toys🧸, fashionable clothing, etc., which is an eye-opener for us! 🌆 🌙🎡 The lively and colorful night market is the characteristic of Lehua Night Market. The lights are flashing, the stalls are stretching, and the atmosphere of the night market is intoxicating, making us feel as if we are in a bustling maze! Lehua Night Market has convenient transportation, and you can satisfy your entertainment, food and shopping needs all at once. For travelers who like treasure hunting, Lehua Night Market is definitely worth a visit! 🚇🌃🍜 🚇 Transportation: 5 minutes walk from Yongan Market MRT Station #Taiwan Summer Vacation Activities

Lehua Sightseeing Night Market, a former Taiwanese friend took me to, less foreign tourists go to a night market, from the MRT Dingxi Station Exit 1 walk about ten minutes or so to reach, now very easy to find, because there is a large glow sign written Lehua Sightseeing Night Market ~ This night market is quite large, there are many different snack stalls, and there are small shops and restaurants to sit down and eat slowly, food is available, affordable, and there are many other shops such as selling clothes, selling jewelry, playing games, very lively; #OverseasTravel #WeekendTravel #foodie #Night Market #TaiwanFood #TaipeiFood #TaiwanTravel

Frozen Heart Deep-fried Ice Cream is sold in seven flavors at Lehua Night Market, with different flavors and shapes. Each one is so cute that children love it and adults feel good when they see it. The calorie count is clearly marked, with about 100 to 200 calories per piece, which is less than I expected. Overall, I quite like the taste. Because the ingredients are simple, it is not too sweet and refreshing. The fried dough is chewy and milky, and the frying oil is hygienic and clear. Especially now, if you only buy three and leave a Google comment, you will get a free cooler bag of Chai Quotations!

"Thai Xiang He Trading Company" is a Thai tea drink. It is a Thai milk specialty store that I discovered while visiting Lehua Night Market. It is okay if you don't drink it. Once you drink it, you will become a regular customer. It has directly won the throne of the strongest Thai milk in the central and Yonghe areas. In addition to the indispensable hand-labeled tea and condensed milk, they are willing to make authentic Thai milk tea with full sugar (Taiwan sweet) and 13% sugar (Thai sweet). It made me feel like I was in Bangkok in a second. From now on, you don't have to worry about not having drinks when you go to Lehua Night Market. Friends who like Thai milk really need to support Thai Xiang He Trading Company. It will definitely not let you down.

Guan Ji Thai Cold Papaya Salad is a shop that always has a long queue every time I go to Lehua Night Market. It takes 30-60 minutes to queue. The boss makes one portion at a time so the process is slow, but the portion is large and cheap. If you pass by and see few people, go buy it quickly.

When you come to Lehua Night Market, you must try the signature taro and sugarcane ice cream of "Aba's Taro Balls". The ingredients include taro balls, taro paste, rice balls, tapioca balls, taro balls and barley. The large portion is suitable for three people to enjoy together. A bowl of clear ice with the ingredients costs at least NT$60! This big bowl only costs NT$135! ! Friends who like taro paste must not miss it when they come to Lehua Night Market🥰 #Taiwan #Taiwanese food #Lehua Night Market #美食探店#Good place for families

#AprilGoodDestinations2025 📍Address: Lehua Tourist Night Market: New Taipei Night Food Paradise Lehua Tourist Night Market is the most representative night market in Yonghe District🥳, gathering all kinds of traditional snacks and trendy delicacies. The must-try "Guan Ji Pure Lemon Thai Cold Papaya" is sour and spicy and appetizing, while the time-honored "Aba's Taro Balls" wins people's hearts with its dense taro ice. The night market also offers crispy fried chicken fillets, fragrant sesame oil chicken, and creative wheel cakes. It is within walking distance from MRT Dingxi Station. Whether you are a local or a tourist, you can find unforgettable night market delicacies here! 🤩

#AprilGoodDestinations2025 📍Address: The surprise of "Curry Prince" at Lehua Night Market A rich aroma of curry wafts from the corner, and pork chops are sizzling on the iron plate. The signature set meal of "Curry Prince" is golden and crispy pork chop wrapped in Japanese curry. The sauce is rich and slightly spicy, and it is served with hot white rice. The price is less than 100 yuan, which is really a surprise. The boss reminded me with a smile: "Check in and purchase the grilled oyster cakes!" The edges of the oyster cakes were fried to a crisp, the oysters were plump and juicy, and when dipped in the special fish sauce, the delicious flavor exploded in your mouth. The most value-for-money delicious combinations at the night market are hidden between the simple plastic tables and chairs. 👍👍👍

Here are brief introductions ✨Dadaocheng Wharf Container Market: 📍No. 1, Minsheng West Road, Datong District, Taipei City, Taiwan Situated at the end of Minsheng West Road in Taipei’s Datong District, the Dadaocheng Wharf Container Market is a vibrant riverside destination known for its colorful container stalls offering a variety of international cuisines and local delicacies. Visitors can enjoy cycling paths, boat experiences, and picturesque sunsets along the Tamsui River. The market is especially lively during evenings, featuring music performances and cultural events, making it a popular spot for both locals and tourists.  ✨Lehua Night Market: 📍Yongping Road, Yonghe District, New Taipei City, Taiwan Located in New Taipei City’s Yonghe District, Lehua Night Market is a bustling traditional market offering a wide array of Taiwanese street foods, snacks, and local specialties. The market’s vibrant atmosphere and diverse culinary offerings make it a must-visit destination for food enthusiasts seeking an authentic Taiwanese night market experience. ✨Maokong Teahouses: 📍No. 38-1, Lane 38, Section 3, Zhinan Road, Wenshan District, Taipei City, Taiwan Perched in the hills of Taipei’s Wenshan District, Maokong is renowned for its scenic tea plantations and numerous teahouses offering panoramic views of the city. Visitors can enjoy traditional Taiwanese tea ceremonies, local cuisine, and serene hiking trails. The Maokong Gondola provides a scenic ride to the area, making it a popular destination for those seeking relaxation and cultural immersion amidst nature. Each of these destinations offers unique experiences that showcase the rich culture and vibrant lifestyle of Taipei and its surrounding areas. #celebrateit

#newyearnewtrip #travelanywhere One of the most memorable experiences from our time at Lehua Night Market was discovering A-ba's Taro Ball. This little dessert shop, dedicated entirely to taro, truly lived up to its name and exceeded our expectations. We couldn't resist trying their signature taro dessert bowl, and it was nothing short of spectacular. Imagine a mountain of finely shaved sugarcane ice, perfectly complemented by chewy boba pearls, barley, and a mix of smooth white and regular taro balls. But the true highlight was the scoop of freshly made taro paste—a rich, velvety mound of goodness that felt more like the creamiest ice cream we’ve ever tasted than anything else. Each bite of the taro balls was an indulgence in texture—the "qq" chewiness was just perfect, and the sweet, earthy flavor of the taro was beautifully balanced with the ice. As we savored the bowl, it felt like a celebration of everything we loved about taro—each element coming together to create an unforgettable dessert experience. After all the savory food we’d devoured at the night market, this sweet treat felt like the perfect, indulgent finale to our culinary adventure. The atmosphere at A-ba's made the experience even more special. The entire shop was a bit of a time capsule, with walls covered in sticky notes left by past customers—messages, drawings, doodles, and little notes all contributed to the unique, warm ambiance. The walls not covered in sticky notes were adorned with colorful marker art, giving the shop a personal, almost graffiti-like vibe. It was like stepping into a place where every visitor left a part of themselves behind. The cozy, communal feel of the shop made it so much more than just a place to grab a dessert; it felt like a hidden gem full of shared moments and memories. As we sat there, enjoying our taro dessert and soaking in the quirky atmosphere, it became clear that A-ba’s wasn’t just about food—it was an experience, a moment in our trip that we won’t forget. If you're ever in Lehua Night Market, make sure to stop by. It’s not just about the delicious taro—it’s the whole vibe, the welcoming spirit of the place, and the feeling that you’re part of something that extends far beyond just a quick snack. A-ba’s Taro Ball made our time in Taipei even more unforgettable.

Lehua Night Market, located in the heart of Taipei, is a must-visit for anyone seeking authentic Taiwanese flavors. Known for its traditional local food, this bustling night market is frequented by more locals than other night markets in Taipei, offering a truly immersive experience in the city's food culture. Among the most popular stalls, one that stands out is the Mixed Seafood Thick Soup stall. This hearty dish is made with fried fish, squid, and prawn paste, delivering rich, savory flavors. It’s often paired with Tainan-style sticky rice, making for a satisfying meal. Another crowd favorite is the Angelica Duck stall, where the rich, flavorful duck is served with either noodles or rice. The tender meat and aromatic herbs are a perfect combination that keeps locals coming back for more. For a comforting bowl of soup, the Crispy Pork Rib Soup stall offers a delicious, hearty broth with crispy pork ribs, adding a delightful crunch to the savory soup. Finally, no visit to Lehua Night Market would be complete without indulging in the freshly made taro ball dessert. This sweet treat features soft taro balls filled with fresh taro paste, paired with refreshing sugarcane shaved ice, offering a cooling end to a satisfying food journey. With long queues at these stalls, it's clear that Lehua Night Market has earned its reputation as a local favorite, offering authentic Taiwanese dishes that are full of tradition and flavor. #newyearnewtrip

Whenever I go abroad and come back to Taiwan (unless the flight is too late or something) The first thing is to buy some fried chicken and other snacks to satisfy your appetite🤣 After this trip to Korea So I went straight to Lehua Night Market from Taoyuan Airport. I ate delicious chicken and drank the local fish soup from the neighboring store. I bought safflower salted chicken, Taiwanese fried chicken, etc. As expected...Taiwanese snacks and delicacies are just as delicious👍 Happy end of the day~

#TaipeiAttractions Lehua Night Market is a newly emerging night market in Taipei. It is located in Yonghe District 😚 It is further away than the Ningxia Night Market and Raohe Street Night Market in the central area, but the flow of people is very busy. We arrived at around 9:30 pm and there were still many people 🤑 The flag at the door We’ve already seen long queues for fish skewers, and the snacks are all-inclusive. There are several vendors for each category, so you can shop around without being overly competitive😺 I tried swordfish skewers, soy milk chicken, Michelin-recommended mochi, three fresh soups and sweet potato balls. The taste was not too strong😛 They are all authentic snacks that can only be tasted in Taiwan’s night markets. There are many clothing, jewelry and game shops 💯 which complement the food vendors. When you are full, you can go to consume some. When you are hungry, you can eat again. It is almost 12 o'clock in the evening before you reluctantly leave and go back to the hotel🤣

#0yentrip Taiwan trip✈️ I went to Taiwan when I was in Taiwan. Lehua Night Market You can buy sesame balls by the piece, so it's recommended for tourists who are trying them for the first time! The inside is filled with red bean paste, the skin is made of mochi flour, and the outside is covered with white sesame seeds. You can buy them hot and freshly fried on the spot. The price is reasonable. I recommend the "sesame balls". Lehua Night Market is a popular night market in Taipei City. There are a variety of stalls lined up, and you can enjoy delicious local cuisine. It may get crowded depending on the time you go. Credit card payments are not accepted. 📍Address: Taipei City, Taiwan Opening hours: 18:00-24:00 #Taiwantrip #Taiwancafe #Taiwantrip

Taipei Lehua Night Market The stinky tofu that enters your mouth is delicious! ! ! The happy groundnut balls inside were better than the usual tasting ones!

In Taiwan, the offal-filled noodles in Ximen are famous, but I recommend the noodles shop in the residential area across the library from Yong'an Market on the subway. The shop is called Yian Noodles By the way, they only have a large and small size, and there is no other menu. There are no drinks, so please bring your own. There is also a 7-Eleven next door. You can also take it home. For a change of flavor, there are vinegar, garlic, and spicy ones. They will accommodate if you want more coriander. They gave me more photos. #Taiwanesefood #noodles #NewTaipeiCity #WinterTrip #Eatingalone Address: New Taipei City Atmosphere/Facilities: Casual on the first floor Recommended point: You won't be confused by the menu Average price: 300 yen Budget per person: 300 yen Rating: Delicious

#taipeitrip Lehua Night Market in Taipei is a vibrant kaleidoscope of flavors that transformed my evening into a gastronomic adventure. Tucked away in the Nangang District, this bustling market is a haven for food enthusiasts, offering an authentic taste of Taiwan's street cuisine. The location's energetic atmosphere, with neon signs illuminating the narrow lanes, immediately captivates visitors. The highlights of Lehua Night Market are the diverse food stalls, each tempting with a unique array of local delicacies. From savory stinky tofu to sweet bubble tea, the market is a feast for the senses. Exploring the market revealed a lively street culture, with locals and tourists alike indulging in culinary delights and enjoying the communal ambiance. The aromas of grilling meats and the sizzling sounds of street vendors create an immersive experience. Nearby attractions include the tranquil Nangang Park, perfect for a leisurely stroll after indulging in the market's offerings. For tech enthusiasts, the Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center showcases the city's modern side. Lehua Night Market isn't just a place to satisfy your cravings; it's a celebration of Taipei's street food culture. The market's diverse offerings and lively atmosphere make it a delightful stop for anyone eager to experience the city's culinary spirit. #taipei #taiwan #localguides

Aba's Taro Balls is a famous shop in Lehua Night Market. His ice is a unique sugarcane flake ice, which is made from roasted sugarcane juice. The ingredients are also very real and delicious. His signature taro puree sugarcane flake ice has taro puree and taro puree balls. Taro lovers will definitely love it.