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Fengjia Night Market

逢甲夜市

Address

Wenhua Rd, Xitun District, Taichung City, 407

Claiming the title of Taiwan's largest night market, Fengjia sprawls across several blocks adjacent to Feng Chia University, drawing massive crowds every evening with its incredible variety of street food, games, and shopping. The market is known for being a trendsetter - new food creations often debut here before spreading to other Taiwan night markets. You'll find everything from classic takoyaki and stinky tofu to innovative fusion snacks that blur the lines between Taiwanese, Japanese, and Korean street food. The area around the university brings a young, energetic vibe, with students and young people making up a large portion of the crowd. Popular items include oversized fried chicken cutlets, grilled squid, flavored popcorn chicken, and various bubble tea stands (fitting, since Taichung is bubble tea's birthplace). The sheer scale can be overwhelming, with narrow lanes packed shoulder-to-shoulder on busy nights, but that's part of the experience. Unlike some tourist-focused markets, Fengjia maintains authentic pricing and quality because it serves a large local student population who come here regularly. Go hungry, bring cash, and be prepared to navigate crowds - this is Taiwan night market culture at its most vibrant and chaotic.

Vendors & Stalls

4 vendors at this night market

Ming Lun Dan Bing

A Taiwanese breakfast favorite made from scratch, these egg crepes (dan bing) are thicker than usual with a satisfying chewy texture. The crepe is made fresh, filled with egg, and can be customized with additions like cheese, tuna, or vegetables. With two locations in Fengjia, this stall is so popular they serve it all day and night.

Huangji Sesame Oil Chicken

Operating from 6pm to midnight, this popular stall serves traditional sesame oil chicken soup, a warming dish made with chicken pieces cooked in sesame oil, rice wine, and ginger. The aromatic soup is believed to have health benefits and is especially popular during cooler months. Each bowl is served piping hot with tender chicken and flavorful broth.

Sweet Potato Balls

Always drawing long queues, this stall serves the ultimate version of deep-fried sweet potato balls - crispy golden exterior with a hollow, airy interior. Made from real sweet potato paste, each ball is fried to order ensuring maximum crispiness. The addictive texture and natural sweetness make them hard to stop eating.

Legendary Papaya Milk

This unique fruit juice stand serves classic papaya milkshakes that are incredibly popular. Available cold year-round or hot during winter months, the papaya milk is blended fresh to order with ripe papaya and creamy milk. The smooth, naturally sweet drink is both refreshing and filling.

Foods Available Here

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Stinky Tofu

Stinky Tofu

Stinky tofu, or chòu dòufu (臭豆腐), is a form of fermented tofu that has a strong odor. It is usually sold at night markets or roadside stands as a snack, or in lunch bars as a side dish, rather than in restaurants.\n\nStinky tofu is usually served deep-fried (often served drizzled with sauce and topped with sour pickled vegetables), grilled, or added to a Sichuan mala soup base (with solid goose blood, pickled mustard greens, and pork intestines).

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Flaky Scallion Pancake

Flaky Scallion Pancake

The flaky scallion pancake is savory, fried, crispy, and a little bit chewy. Similar to a standard scallion pancake, the notable difference is the skin can be easily pulled apart, and is thinner and lighter to eat. Most stands will often offer the option to add an egg and other toppings from basil to bacon to cheese.

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Sesame Oil Chicken Soup

Sesame Oil Chicken Soup

A nourishing Taiwanese soup featuring chicken simmered in sesame oil with ginger, rice wine, and medicinal herbs. Known for its warming properties, this comforting dish is especially popular in cooler weather.

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Sweet Potato Balls
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Sweet Potato Balls

Crispy-on-the-outside, chewy-on-the-inside deep-fried balls made from sweet potato and tapioca starch. A quintessential Taiwanese night market snack with a naturally sweet flavor and addictive texture contrast.

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Papaya Milk

A refreshing Taiwanese beverage blending fresh papaya with milk and ice. This creamy, naturally sweet drink is a popular night market specialty, known for its smooth texture and tropical flavor.

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