Tainan Garden Night Market

I liked how the overall night market layout works where you have concentrated area for food, games and etc. Good to go early to ensure you have place for dine in. We tried their local Tainan noodles and of course the oyster omelette. What I like about Taiwanese food is they always find ways to include vegetables to make it a balanced meal. This market is different from Shilin night market is due to the variety of local cuisine and not the same items at every store. We had fun playing games too. Childhood games that will bring back memories for locals.

This night market has variety of things such as shopping for clothes for infants, toddlers, adults, and home textiles, eateries, toy shops with local and international characters, arcade games, ballon shooting, jewellery, electronics, mobile phone protection cases that are very fancy and colorful and other knick-knacks. Overall a great experience to visit here

This is quite a big night market with many food, cloths, souvenirs and entertainment stalls. Gets quite busy on Thursday night, better come by bus or just walk there, because the attached parking lot fills up early. All in all a good experience for local food lovers.

In my opinion, this is the best night market I've visited in Taipei so far. A wide variety of food options, plus a sort of flea market with new goods. If you want, you can also participate in karaoke on the large stage or just listen. Great.

A must go place in Tainan. Loud, busy, and impossible to miss. I liked the open space, the general cheerfulness, the cheap and great food options. They also sell stuff for the house. I liked everything except the "coffin bread".

Tainan Garden Night Market – A Must-Visit Local Gem! 🌟🌙 We had the pleasure of visiting the Tainan Garden Night Market last weekend during our stay in Tainan — and what an experience it was! This bustling market truly captures the spirit of Taiwan’s vibrant street food culture. The variety of food stalls was incredible — from juicy grilled meats and fresh seafood to bubble tea and Taiwanese snacks, there was something for every craving. Everything we tried was delicious, and the best part? The prices were surprisingly affordable, making it easy to indulge without guilt. Beyond the food, the market also had plenty of stalls selling clothes, accessories, gadgets, and quirky souvenirs. It was fun just walking through the lanes, soaking in the lively atmosphere and energy of the crowd. Yes, it was crowded — but that’s part of the charm! The buzz of locals and tourists enjoying the night made it feel like a true cultural experience. Highly recommended if you're visiting Tainan and want a taste of authentic Taiwan. Go hungry, bring some cash, and get ready for a night full of flavor and fun!

Recommended. One of the largest outdoor markets in Taiwan. Not many repeat stalls apart from games. Lots of classics like Taiwan fried chicken, stinky tofu, bubble tea, steamed fish and oysters, shallot pancake, sausage and noodles.

One of the best night market in Taiwan and food is averaged good. A great experience for tourists.