Welcome to Wufenpu, where there seemed to be something to see at every turn! π️✨
The streets were packed with shops, colourful displays and racks of clothing, making it almost impossible to know where to look first. We wandered from one shop to another, taking in the lively atmosphere and all the bargains waiting to be discovered.
There was simply so much to see and so little time—Wufenpu was definitely a place where you could spend hours browsing without even realizing it! ππ
At night or up late
Go to the market
Wu Fen Pu Garment Wholesale Market
As the sun went down, we made our way to Raohe Night Market, where the evening really came alive! π✨
The bustling lanes were filled with tempting aromas, colourful stalls and crowds of people moving from one food stall to another. Of course, we had to do what night markets are best for—eat and shop! ππ️
There was so much delicious street food to choose from, along with plenty of little shops and stalls to browse. Every few steps brought another temptation, making it almost impossible to walk through without stopping for a bite or two.
Eat, shop, wander and repeat—that was our kind of night in Taipei!
Raohe Night Market
Guess what does this handsome guy sells?
... Fruit cakes! Yummy!
After wandering around and taking in all the sights and smells, we finally settled down for our first dinner at Raohe Night Market! ππΉπΌ
There were so many tempting choices that deciding what to eat was almost as exciting as exploring the market itself. With the lively crowd around us and delicious aromas filling the air, it was the perfect way to begin our Taiwanese food adventure.
First night in Taiwan, first night-market dinner—let the feasting begin! π₯’❤️
No no no...not the stinky beancurd this time, Mom said NO!
60 NT$ for a plate of oyster omelette
Cheerful stall owner
Grass Jelly Drink (left) / Beancurd Jelly (right)
Tau Huay [Beancurd Jelly] with Black Pearls
