Yansan Night Market

Modern resort hotel with elegant rooms & suites, as well as a spa, pools & hot springs. Set on a forested hillside, this chic resort hotel is a 2-minute walk from the nearest bus stop, 12 km from Taipei Expo Park and 22 km from exhibits at the National Palace Museum. Elegant rooms with wood floors offer flat-screen TVs, Nespresso machines and free Wi-Fi, as well as balconies. Upgrades have spring water pools. Suites add floor-to-ceiling windows and/or sitting areas. Free perks include breakfast and a DVD library. There are 3 upscale restaurants, including a French option with exposed stone walls and panoramic views. Other amenities include public and private hot springs, as well as outdoor pools, a spa and a gym.

Locals line up outside this no-frills, daytime counter serve for hearty bowls of beef noodle soup.

This bustling spot in Huashan Market serves up crave-worthy Taiwanese breakfast classics like silky soy milk and crispy dough sticks, but expect a queue.

Relaxed restaurant with floor-to-ceiling windows dishing up traditional rice, meat & noodle dishes.

Traditional, informal restaurant offering soups, stir-fries & hotpots, plus sharing plates.

Unadorned restaurant specializing in homemade dumplings & traditional dishes & flavors.

Raohe Night Market is a vibrant, historic hub in Taipei where shoppers and food lovers mingle over a feast of local flavors and lively street culture.

This cozy, stylish Japanese eatery boasts a rotating sake list and seasonal sushi curated by a skilled chef, perfect for an intimate dining experience.

Taipei 101 is a striking skyscraper housing upscale shops, diverse eateries, and an observation deck with panoramic views of the city.

This bustling spot is a must-visit for its authentic beef noodles, where chewy noodles meet rich broth in a retro-style setting complete with self-serve sides.