Liu Yu Zi

Located in Ningxia Night Market, you need to queue up, but you don't have to wait too long and it's your turn soon. There are only two flavors, the original flavor is fried with taro puree only, the skin is very crispy but it doesn't scratch your palate, it's much better than the taro balls commonly seen in fried chicken stalls (but 25 yuan a piece is indeed more expensive than the taro balls in fried chicken, so it's a bit unfair); the other flavor is wrapped with egg yolk and pork floss. I actually hate eating whole egg yolks, but I think it's delicious and acceptable! It's worth queuing up to buy it and I will want to eat it again next time I come.

Not bad, very delicious, but it is easy to get angry when fried. I can eat two. The price is not cheap, but the ingredients are good. I ordered two flavors, one with egg yolk and one with original flavor. Each has its own merits. If you go to the night market, you can try it.

Liu Yuzai has a long queue. The shell of the taro cake is crispy and filled with fine taro paste. The egg yolk taro cake is salty and delicious. You need to queue for more than ten minutes to eat it. It is very delicious.

This is probably one of the most popular and famous food in Ningxia Night Market. How can you resist the combination of pork floss, salted egg yolk, and taro paste? Although it looks like egg yolk crisps, it is actually a hot snack fried in oil. It is very delicious when eaten hot. Although there is a long queue, because there are many baked in one pot, you won’t have to wait too long, unless the person in front of you buys a whole pot at once. The aunt in front of me bought 1000NT egg yolk taro cakes (40 pieces)

This is probably the stall with the longest queue in Ningxia Night Market. You can't see the end at a glance... I just said I won't eat it when I saw this. Just then, two Taiwanese people passed by and said: You have to queue up, this is delicious! You will regret it if you don't eat it! It's estimated that the queue is half an hour. Taiwanese people are very enthusiastic, so okay, so I queued up and really queued for half an hour. Egg yolk taro cake is 4 yuan per piece, and crispy taro ball is 3 yuan per piece. Taiwanese food is really not expensive, the conscience of the industry! The egg yolk taro cake has egg yolk and meat floss in the filling, but I think the crispy taro ball is more delicious. The crispy taro ball is a whole taro paste fried, original flavor, good taste. The egg yolk filling covers the aroma of the taro paste, and it feels like it's overshadowing the main dish. How to say it, if you don't queue up, the crispy taro is still very good. After queuing for half an hour, I feel that the cost performance is low, that is, although the food is delicious, it is not amazing enough to queue for half an hour. The lady boss of this restaurant has a special skill, her shorthand is amazing. Just tell her in advance what variety and quantity you want, and she will tell you exactly what you want. It's amazing!

This is a stall located in Ningxia Night Market, famous for its soft and delicious taro. The vendors are doing good business and there are a lot of people, so you need to queue up a little to buy something.

There were so many people queuing, but you will get to the line quickly. Remember to eat it while it's hot, because we were so full that we took it back to the B&B to eat it, and it was cold. Believe me, it would taste better if it was hot. One original flavor one is less than RMB 5, and one meat floss one is less than RMB 7.

The homestay is located in the Ningxia Night Market. We ate at this night market during our two-day stay in Taipei. We bought taro balls from this restaurant twice, and they were great. The original taro balls have a crispy outer shell and a soft and glutinous inner shell. The taro fragrance is very natural, slightly sweet, and not greasy at all. The taro cakes are filled with meat floss and egg yolk, which is also delicious. We are two girls, each with a taro ball and a taro cake. Because we wanted to eat something else, we had to try one of each. Personally, I think taro cakes are the type of love at first sight, but the salted egg yolk inside will be greasy if you eat too much, and taro balls are the type of love that grows over time. The first bite is not amazing, but you will definitely want to try it again after eating it. The most amazing thing is that the boss lady is very good. She first asks the waiting guests what they want to eat, then turns around and recites the guests' menus to the boss while busying her work. It can't be cooler. The boss's speed in packing taro balls is also first-class. Two flavors, 40 years of tradition, and ease of practice make people feel warm and trustworthy. Even if there is a long queue, it is worthwhile to come and taste it.