Linjiang Night Market

Linjiang Night Market street was more spacious and had less people than others. There were less options but we still found all the stuff we wanted to eat. Fried chicken, baos, spring onion pancakes, and other desserts I wasn't sure of the name (sesame balls in syrup soup, in ice and those fried ones). Great for a quick night market dinner with friends. For more food options and things to do, would recommend the bigger and more popular ones.

Right at the entrance of the market, we ended up buying from a cold food stall selling mixed organs and chicken feet — honestly, it was quite unpleasant. The taste and texture were really not for us, and it left such a bad impression that we didn’t feel confident trying more dishes afterward. I’d recommend avoiding that particular stall — definitely not a great start to the night market experience.

Probably our favourite night market in Taipei. Linjiang Night Market has a more local, laid-back vibe compared to the bigger ones. It’s compact but full of delicious eat like juicy shengjian buns, stinky tofu, and braised snacks. Great for a chill stroll, tasty bites, and soaking in a more authentic Taipei night market experience.

At four blocks in length from east to west, Lingjiang isn't the biggest night market, but it is above average, as vendors overflow at the intersections towards both the north and south. This market is half food and half fashion, for the younger crowd. The fashion is trendy and predominantly for women. Having been to most of the night markets in Taipei, this one has a wide diversity of foods and there are a few unique items, which I have not encountered elsewhere. Located about 800 meters from the MRT station, Lingjiang is a little more remote than Ximending or Raohe, but there are enough foreign tourists to ensure the food selection is top notch and comparable with not only Raohe, but Ningxia as well. I counted at least, five unique items here. There are small bathrooms along the south side of the street towards the east. Three signs hang above the street. Depending on how many days you spend in Taipei and if you're visiting 101, this is worth a stop.

This night market is more for the locals. Lots of great food, night and day time too! 10/10 would recommend! I grew up here so it's always been my favorite nightmarket! My grandma's building is literally right beside this nightmarket!

My introduction to the Night Market was heading to a massage parlor just at the entrance. The nighttime and daytime views are dramatically different but both phenomenally amazing. The food options are immense, and even with language prayers, being vegetarian was not a hindrance. I can’t wait to go back 😎

Great market for a first timer in Taipei! I had a long layover and had time to eat at Taipei 101 and take a quick uber to this small night market. It took about and hour to go through and eat at a few stalls. Super cute and not too crowded on a Thursday! I had some boba, pineapple buns, and chicken and it was delicious! They also have a few dog clothes stores that were adorable. Highly recommend!

Not so touristy like the other more popular night market. We had a blast enjoying our food here. Not so crowded.