It is in a small decline, connected to the City God's Temple, and alleys and alleys are connected to each other. The only worry is that the fire protection facilities are not good. If, really, there is a fire, it will be very scary, and the sense of obsolescence over the years will disappear. Generally speaking, most of the shops are sold to 5- to 60-year-old aunties and foreign brides, who gather here for fortune telling and wedding reception. It’s more lively during the Chinese New Year.

Traditional Taiwanese market deserve a complete remodel soon! Hopefully government can take action to renovate this place. Many good stores and street food stands in here like city’s hidden gem. However, overall space and environment need lots of improvement.

Not easy to find parking space

Amazing market. Slightly narrow and cramped. Food is nice with a huge variety of choices. I Recommend the oyster omelette and beef soup. The po piah is so-so

Be sured to coming in the morning. There are a lot of traditional deli will supprise you!

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Good

Nice traditional market

Favourite shopping area in Hsinchu.

Amazing