Name: Taiwan Night Market - Eating Taiwanese Street Food in Taipei along Raohe Street (饒河夜市)
Uploaded: 2017-03-13T09:38:22.000Z
Duration: 14 min 1 s
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Today we are visiting the Raohe Night Market (饒河夜市) and they are renown for their

If you want to have street food this is the one market you need to visit.

And earlier this week we visited Shilin night market (士林夜市) where we got to try a few different

But we're on the lookout for more Taiwanese street food (Xiaochi - 小吃).

Okay so we found our first snack of the night.

Yeah, so we're trying a pork bun (胡椒餅) that was cooked in the oven.

And this is just freshly made so really exciting.

And it was cooked in what resembled like one of those Indian tandoori ovens where the bread

So I'm not getting a lot of pork on the first bite but it is very thick and condensed.

Alright, so we've finally made it to the point where I can get some meat here.

The pork is a little bit sweet and also a little bit spicy.

It was only fifty Taiwan dollars which is I think about a dollar fifty.

A little bit more than a dollar fifty US.

So Sam got the giant pork bun but they also have options for vegetarians in the form of

That was just stuffed at the bottom of our package.

It was just like stuffed in the bottom of the bag.

Okay, next we're having something sweet so we stopped at Anna's egg tart (蛋撻).

And these are like the miniature egg tarts (蛋撻) that you might find in Portugal or

Except these are like mini bites that you can just pop them right in.

It is like creamy and smooth and custardy.

I'm not sure this is going to be enough for Sam the giant.

When they said they were mini they weren't kidding.

Like you've said I've had them in Portugal, I've had them in Hong Kong.

I've had them in Macau so really cool to try egg tarts here in Taiwan.

The thing I really like about it is that it is really creamy and sweet.

I can tell that those are freshly made because it is still warm.

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Taiwan Night Market - Eating Taiwanese Street Food in Taipei along Raohe Street (饒河夜市)

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