The bustling night markets of Taiwan, with their rich history spanning over a century, hold a special place in the hearts of many. But which market reigns supreme? According to a 2015 poll conducted among Taiwanese citizens, Feng Chia Night Market in Taichung emerged as the undisputed champion, capturing the top spot in the ranking of the most beloved night markets.

Although located slightly outside the city center, Fengjia Night Market is a large market with a wide variety of goods for sale. It is easily accessible by taking TCBus number 35 from TRA Taichung and getting off at Fengjia University bus stop. Alternatively, you can take bus number 125 from Taichung Huochezhan and get off at Fengjia Daxue (Fuxinglu) bus stop.

Feng Chia Night Market is located near Feng Chia University, attracting a large number of students and tourists alike. Its proximity to the university contributes to its bustling atmosphere and popularity among visitors.

A variety of restaurants, both street-side and open-air.

Grilled meat with vegetables, looks delicious.

Watermelon juice shop using very large watermelons

Coin-operated laundromats are ubiquitous in Taiwan.

Grilled abalone

Assorted Shellfish

Stinky tofu, despite its pungent odor, does not taste as bad as it smells. When deep-fried and served hot, it becomes palatable.

This roti tan hoom shop is a big one with many people queuing up to buy.

I was looking for sports shoes in Taipei, but I couldn't find any models or prices that I liked. However, I found what I was looking for in Taichung, at the Feng Chia Night Market. A Thai tour guide told me that this is the cheapest place to buy shoes. So, I spent some money. What else could I do?