What to Eat at Taiwan's Most Famous Night Market - Travel Eat Repeat
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.ค. 2019
- Season two of 'Travel, Eat, Repeat' begins with a food crawl through Taiwan's night markets, where host Iz Harris (See her TH-cam channel here / izharris ) and her family try stinky tofu, pork pepper buns, scallion pancakes, and more. Check out Eater's guide to Taipei here: bit.ly/2xGxISt
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Thank you so much for watching the first of FOUR episodes to come! Taiwan was full of must-sees, -eats, and -dos and we did our best to capture as much of that as possible. I hope you love it!
The only thing that look more delicious than those pancakes is the editing 👌🏼
Interesting fact about Taiwan's night markets is that their origins are closely intertwined with temple culture (the island actually has one of the highest per area concentrations of shrines and temples in the world). Early on street food vendors would set up small snack stalls just outside of temples on days of worship hoping to sell food to hungry patrons entering and leaving the temple. Over time more and more stalls accumulated around some of the larger temples and grew into the night markets that we know and love today. That's why you see that iconic multi-tiered temple right at the entrance of the Raohe Night Market in the video around
Would love to show you guys around next time!! There is so much more delicious Taiwanese food to try❤️
Group of Korean ladies behind you say they bought 18 of those (pork buns) 😄
I'm glad you went to Raohe, which I also consider to be the best night market in Taipei (but not in Taiwan, those are in the south, but I'm biased because I live south!) 😘
YES!!!!! i LOVE taiwan! this is so nostalgic for me and if i go again, it'll have to be with kiddos. taiwan really doesn't get enough love, thank you so much for making these!!!
I was born in Taipei and I love watching TH-cam videos about Taiwanese food. I'd have to say this is one of the best videos EVER on this topic. EVER.
Wait. So, Iz's husband is Johnny Harris from Vox?
As a native Taipei City citizen, welcome to Taiwan Iz and Johnny! I hope you do enjoy all the love and the good food we have to provide, and hope you like our friendly hospitality here. Can't wait for the episodes to come!!
The night markets in Taiwan are so lively and amazing! Love the atmosphere, the smells, and all the food there when I went. Awesome to see you guys back on your next adventure!~
You made me homesick sooo much!! Great Video Iz!!! Thanks for loving Taiwanese night market and being brave to try the stinky tofu loll
Iz, I l really appreciate your open-mindedness and maturity when trying the stinky tofu, and the fact that you were willing to try it, even though it was a struggle....that is definitely not an easy food for the uninitiated to try, and you were honest but classy about your thoughts on it. Kudos to you for not spitting it out!
Probably one of the better review of Taiwan night market I've watched. Great job! Keep traveling, stay curious.
Really enjoyed my recent trip in Taiwan. I enjoyed roaming around the night markets and trying most of the recommended street food. I love the deep-fried squid the most!
Amazed to see you know so many about Taiwan so well at the very first try. Have fun and good memories!!
Welcome to Taiwan! Good to see you like these foods here. Great filming!!
Proud Taiwanese here! The editing is on point! Thanks for showing the world how amazing our country is
Holy Cow! This is my first time watching your video. Love the way to tell the story and edit your footage. Excellent work! Now I can't wait to watch more
So glad you are back and this is the perfect video! I'm trying to figure out where to have lunch with my son, who is interested in growing his palate. This is just the kind of food we are looking for...in Minneapolis. We are very fortunate to have a lot of places offering this kind of food, although not this experience. I agree...we ALL need a night market!