Dongdamen Night Market

The night market visit was a lively and immersive experience, offering a vibrant atmosphere filled with colorful lights and energetic crowds. Exploring the stalls provided a unique glimpse into local culture, with a diverse range of delicious street foods and merchandise. The tasty foods further enhanced the enjoyment of the visit.

Nice place and foreigners friendly!

Good food at very good price. Clean, good access to public transport

This night market is really big. There are many traditional foods and fun games in here. People are so passionate. Love it so much.

A very nice nightmarket. Plenty of different games and so many different kind of food and snacks to choose from. The market is very clean and modern. Their are many big areas with tables and chairs so you can sit down and eat the things you have bought. Something I miss a lot in other nightmarkets.

Come after 6pm to get a flavour of a local Taiwanese night market with a unique local Aboriginal (native) spin.

Had dinner at the native food stall (with seating inside) next to the stall selling wooden bamboo rice. Friendly chef came to greet each table to make sure we were all satisfied. Recommend having the salt baked fish and lovers' tears (whatever it is). Portions were decent in size and food was flavourful. Highly recommend.

Bought some nougat from a stall that sold by weight. Seller is an auntie with amazing sales techniques. Do try before buying all the flavours, heck maybe this could be your meal!

All stalls only accept Cash, obviously.

A delightful buffet of delicious street food, sugary drinks, live music, and carnival games. Quiet on weekdays and jam-packed on weekends. A must-visit if you’re staying overnight in Hualien. Bring your Google Translate app. In case you’re wondering, the weird smell is the stinky tofu!