The Fengjia Night Market, also known as Feng Chia or Fengjia Shopping Town, is a prominent night market in the Xitun District of Taichung, Taiwan. It is one of the largest and most famous night markets in Taiwan, known for its wide variety of street food, clothing, and entertainment options.
The market is located in the Xitun District of Taichung, adjacent to Feng Chia University, at the intersection of Fuxing Road and Wenhua Road.
Fengjia Night Market generally opens in the late afternoon and remains open until around 2:00 AM. However, the opening hours may vary for different vendors.
Visitors can expect to find a wide array of Taiwanese street food, including snacks like stinky tofu, bubble tea, and oyster omelets. There are also many stalls selling fashion items, accessories, gadgets, and souvenirs.
Must-try foods include the market's famous fried chicken steak, bubble milk tea, 'small sausage wrapped in large sausage', grilled squid, and Taiwan's iconic stinky tofu. There is also a variety of desserts like shaved ice, mochi, and taro balls.
No, there is no entrance fee. Visitors can freely walk around and browse the stalls at Fengjia Night Market.
Most vendors at Fengjia Night Market only accept cash. It's a good idea to carry a sufficient amount of cash when visiting, as ATMs may not always be readily available.
Visitors can take a bus, taxi, or drive to the night market. There are several buses from different parts of Taichung that stop near the night market. Taking a taxi might be the most convenient option for those who are unfamiliar with the local bus routes.
Yes, Fengjia Night Market is suitable for people of all ages, including families with children. The market is lively and offers a chance to experience local culture, but it can be crowded, so it's important to keep an eye on younger family members.
Be mindful of pickpockets in crowded areas, watch out for scooter traffic along the market's perimeter, and be prepared for potential crowds, especially during weekends and holidays. Also, be ready to haggle a bit for non-food items to get a better deal.