Cities Where Street Food is Better Than Any Michelin Restaurant

26. Taipei, Taiwan: Night Market Magic and Unforgettable Snacks

Close-up view of charbroiled Stinky-tofu skewers in Taipei after New Year's Eve 2015. Photo Credit: Wikimedia Commons @Jirka Matousek

Taipei is synonymous with sprawling, energetic night markets, each a dazzling labyrinth of street food wonders. Dive into the legendary Shilin or Raohe markets and prepare for a sensory overload. Must-try delicacies include the infamous (yet delicious) stinky tofu, crispy scallion pancakes, pillowy gua bao (pork belly buns), flame-grilled squid, and refreshing pearl milk tea, born right here. Beyond the markets, find vendors selling oyster omelets and medicinal pork rib soups. Taipei’s street food isn't just about quick bites; it’s a cherished social ritual, a vibrant exploration of unique textures and bold flavors under a canopy of neon lights.

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