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Travel Taiwan: MiaoKou Night Market



In Miaokou, it's fairly straightforward. The stalls are lined on both sides of the streets, so pedestrians can just walk in the middle and ogle at the food on both sides lol. Most come with small tables for you to dine there, so you don't have to worry about standing up with a hot bowl of soup. 



YAY, never turn down all these something something 酥 because they're all so delish!
Deep-fried to a golden brown and tossed in their special salt-pepper combo (椒盐) with a teeny bit of spice, this is just so unforgettable. 



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BRAISED MEAT WITH RICE 卤肉饭



Everyone tells many any stall in Taiwan selling this would be pretty awesome.
NOT REALLY LEH. 

I find this so-so only.. the meat wasn't fragrant enough. 




EEL SOUP 鳗鱼羹


This is not too bad, the broth was well-flavoured, and fish was soft. 





CHICKEN ROLL 鸡肉卷

Okay this is my favourite. 
It's kinda like our Nor Hiang (五香), but this comes drenched in some salty spicy gravy. 
Delish. 


Not sure the name of this stall, but it's beside the temple entrance, and you can spot them by the Doraemon painted on the pillar. Should be easy to recognize. 


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 PAPAYA MILK 木瓜牛奶

Finishing off with dessert in the form of this thick creamy and superbly fragrant papaya milk. 




Verdict: 4/5

My only regret was I didn't have more stomach space. Really. There was sooooo much that I wanted to eat but my stomach can't really put in anymore food. That, and the fact that everything is so heaty I might fall sick if I ate anymore. Wanted to try the Butter Crabs! I'll be back to try them, definitely. 




How to get there:

From Jiufen & Keelung Miaokou
At Jiufen, board a Keelung bus with its destination “基隆” in LED sign display from Old Street stop (across the road from 7-eleven convenience store) at the road bend. The bus goes downhill. 
Fare: NT$42 (Can use Easycard) 
Travel time: About 40 mins. 
Alight one bus stop before reaching Keelung Railway Station at “獅子橋 (Lions Bridge)” stop on 忠一路 (Chung Yi Rd). It’s a shorter walk to Keelung Miaokou than from Keelung Railway Station.
Keelung Miaokou food street (Open 24 hrs) & Night Market 






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