Tais Market, situated in the heart of Dili, the capital city of Timor-Leste, is a vibrant and colorful hub of culture and commerce. The market is named after the traditional cloth called 'Tais' which is woven by Timorese women and is emblematic of the country's rich cultural heritage. While Tais Market is well-known for its textiles, it is also a place where the local population comes not only to sell their handmade goods but also to offer an array of delicious local foods. Timor-Leste's food history is shaped by a combination of indigenous Austronesian, Portuguese, Indonesian, and other Southeast Asian influences, resulting in a unique culinary landscape, which is evident in the selection of food available at the market.