Best for
A classic snack crawl in a simple linear market beside Ciyou Temple.
饒河街觀光夜市 · Taipei
Raohe Street Night Market
ráo hé jiē guān guāng yè shìA lively 600-meter market known for pepper buns, herbal pork ribs and its glowing gate beside Ciyou Temple.
Best time to go
Daily 17:00–00:00
Come with an appetite, and save a little room for something you did not plan to eat.
Songshan Station →
Take the MRT Green Line to G19 Songshan Station and follow signs toward Raohe Street and Ciyou Temple.
Daily 17:00–00:00
Visit planning
Typical visit
Plan roughly 60–90 minutes
Getting there
Songshan Station
Take the MRT Green Line to G19 Songshan Station and follow signs toward Raohe Street and Ciyou Temple.
Practical tips
- Walk the full stretch before deciding on a second queue.
Start here
Eat These First
Pepper Bun
A crisp, sesame-topped bun baked against the wall of a clay oven, packed with juicy peppery pork and scallions.
The clay-oven pepper bun is Raohe’s clearest handheld signature.
pepperyporkcrisp
- Good for
- Your first Raohe bite.
- Skip if
- You avoid pork, wheat or sesame.
Where to try it
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Herbal Pork Rib Soup
Slow-simmered pork ribs in a dark, warming herbal broth—one of Taiwan’s most comforting cool-evening night-market bowls.
Herbal pork-rib soup is the essential warming pause after Raohe’s first snack.
herbalsavorywarming
- Good for
- Cool evenings or a seated break.
- Skip if
- You dislike Chinese-herbal aromas.
Where to try it
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Oyster Vermicelli
Fine wheat vermicelli in a silky thickened broth with plump oysters, usually finished with black vinegar, garlic and cilantro.
Choose this third only if you want a softer, broth-led contrast to Raohe’s two signatures.
seafoodbrothysilky
- Good for
- A third, lighter savory stop.
- Skip if
- You avoid shellfish or wheat.
Where to try it
Open in Google Maps ↗Verified: 2026-09-30
Start with the foods most closely associated with the market, then add a second stop if you still have room.
Known for
胡椒餅 · Snack
Pepper Bun
hú jiāo bǐngA crisp, sesame-topped bun baked against the wall of a clay oven, packed with juicy peppery pork and scallions.
Spicy
藥燉排骨 · Soup
Herbal Pork Rib Soup
yào dùn pái gǔSlow-simmered pork ribs in a dark, warming herbal broth—one of Taiwan’s most comforting cool-evening night-market bowls.
More to try
蚵仔麵線 · Soup
Oyster Vermicelli
é zǎi miàn xiànFine wheat vermicelli in a silky thickened broth with plump oysters, usually finished with black vinegar, garlic and cilantro.
臭豆腐 · Snack
Stinky Tofu
chòu dòu fǔFermented tofu with a famously strong aroma, usually fried crisp and served with pickled cabbage, garlic and chili sauce.
Spicy
Ready-made routes
Itineraries
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