樂華夜市 · New Taipei City
Yonghe’s neighborhood kitchen packs Taiwanese classics, Asian snacks and local shopping into several bustling streets.
From Dingxi MRT Exit 1, follow Yonghe Road toward the Yongping Road market entrance; continue on foot into the Yongping Road food streets rather than looking for a market inside the station. Retrace the approach for the MRT and check your return-direction last service before dinner; no fixed walking time or last-train time is promised.
Choose Lehua for a neighborhood supper around Yongping Road. Raohe is a more linear food walk beside Songshan Station; Shilin combines a larger food-and-shopping evening. Choose one according to your lodging and return line, rather than planning all three as one dinner or ranking them as universally better.
The city tourism guide names fried-pork-rib soup, oyster omelets, pork-blood soup and fried dumplings here. Pick a soup or dumpling meal if you want dinner, then compare a small second snack. These are food categories to look for, not guaranteed stalls, prices or allergen-safe recipes; individual hours differ.
Best time to go
Come with an appetite, and save a little room for something you did not plan to eat.
Dingxi Station →
Take the MRT Zhonghe–Xinlu Line to O04 Dingxi Station, then walk toward Yongping Road and Lehua Night Market.
Daily 16:00–00:00
Travelers who prefer a neighborhood night-market atmosphere rather than a major tourist stop.
Plan roughly 60–90 minutes
Dingxi Station
Take the MRT Zhonghe–Xinlu Line to O04 Dingxi Station, then walk toward Yongping Road and Lehua Night Market.
Use the food list as one good reason to wander, not a checklist.
泰式涼拌青木瓜 · Snack
Crisp shredded green papaya pounded with lime, chili, tomato and peanuts—a bright, spicy-sour break from richer night-market snacks.
蚵仔煎 · Snack
Small oysters, egg and leafy greens set in a pleasantly chewy starch batter, finished with a sweet-savory sauce.
鹽酥雞 · Snack
Bite-sized chicken fried until crisp with garlic and basil, then tossed with pepper salt and optional chili powder.
豆花 · Dessert
Silky-soft tofu served warm or cold in light syrup, with toppings such as peanuts, red beans, taro balls or tapioca pearls.