Sugar Scallion (Sugar Silk Candy)
Looks like green onions!? A mysterious white and traditional candy that crumbles
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Looks like green onions!? A mysterious white and traditional candy that crumbles
Grill one at a time! The seduction of a night market lured by the burning smell of a secret sauce
Candy that draws thread! Outside Paris, inside Hokuhoku Momentary Cooling Sweet Potato
Purple motifs! Crunchy, fluffy, fried pastries with a cavity inside
Icon of Keelung Night Market! Premium soymilk pudding with tapioca, peanuts and adzuki beans
Fluffy new texture ice cream with plenty of air, kneaded with a spoon
A pungent stimulus through the nose! Taiwanese Junk Hot Dogs Evolve to Japanese Style
A secret sauce infused with clothes! Extravagant charcoal-grilled fried giant chicken
Strawberries are protruding!? Taiwanese Daifuku with thin-skinned motifs and taro bean paste
The sweet potato dumplings are rumbling! Taiwanese-style gentle oshiruko warmed from the core of the body
Hot is soup, cold is jelly!? Black Medicated Sweets with a Peanut Scent
Kneading seeds turns into jelly!? Lemon Syrup and Tulle Golden Gems
It's as fluffy as snow! Taiwanese-style, superb mango shaved ice with milk flavor on the ice
Squeaky on the outside, hollow on the inside!? Cute Taiwanese stall castella in the shape of animals and guns
Sweet and spicy sauce and green onion water explode! The Strongest Meat Skewers While Walking in the Night Market
The fragrance reaches to Shichiri!? Charming Bonjiri Char-grilled with Fat
Crab and butter explode when you open the foil! Luxury seafood in the port town of Keelung
Direct from Penghu Island! Char-grilled shelled oysters in the middle of a night market
The outside is hot, the inside is fluffy! Ice Cream Tempura Wrapped in Bread
Soak fried bread instead of rice cakes! Traditional sweets with peanuts melting in the mouth
Black sesame magma when broken with chopsticks! Giant white beads of mochiri on sweet soup
Night markets are a treasure trove of mushrooms! Crispy Taiwanese Fried Enoki, Shiitake Mushroom and Shimeji
Taiwanese Night Market Kolikoli Bomb! Deep-fried yagen cartilage intertwined with spiced powder and basil
The milk of the sea melts away! Torotoro Taiwanese somen noodles featuring fresh oysters