[2025 Taichung Attraction] Travel Guide for Wuqi Fishing Port (Updated Jul)

#tripsharing #100 Ways to Travel 📍Itinerary Introduction Taichung Nature Leisure Weekend 🚩 Touring routes 1. Houfeng Iron Horse Road / Drought Creek Night / Netizen Miyahara Ophthalmology 2. Sun Moon Lake & Clearwater Farm Day Tour 3. Wuxi Fishing Port, Gaomei Wetland Before and after, eating, eating, and getting massages in the business district of Central and Taiwan 🚇Transportation mode Uber is also possible, the bus spot removal situation is serious, a little farther attractions take the Taiwan Railway, or charter a car 📷Shadow phase Go to Iron Horse Road to ride an electric bicycle on a nice day. It's a good experience and you can take pictures There are also rainbow mural villages and more 🍜Special food Miyahara Ophthalmology (photo ice cream only) Yama Yakiniku Korean barbecue eat to your heart's content, Fangyuan Pier professional marshmallows 🏠 Accommodation recommendations Comma Hostel - Normal hostel is good, with Netflix plus points, the location is relatively quiet nearby, a little farther from the business district

It's been a long time since I last visited Wuqi Fishing Port. It has changed a lot with a comfortable air-conditioned space, full of fresh seafood and delicacies. Seeing the grilled liquor snails reminds me of my childhood. At the entrance, there's a spectacular 3D marine painting and super cute marine life decorations. Coming here for seafood is really a great spot for checking in. Wuqi Tourist Fishing Port 👉Address: No. 30, Beidi Road, Qingshui District, Taichung City

#Wuqi Fishing Port I have been to Wuqi Fishing Port for a long time. The interior of the fishing port has been renovated and is relatively neat and clean, but the park next to it feels abandoned and unmaintained, and is overgrown with weeds. I came to the restaurant alone for lunch. I had seafood fried noodles for NT$100 and oyster soup for NT$80. It tasted good and was not expensive. I will come again next time.

#7月好去处2025 Taichung residents have a little happiness. If you want to eat seafood or stock up in the freezer, you can reach Wuqi Tourist Fishing Port in about 30-50 minutes. A cleaning fee of 50 yuan will be charged for entry. There are so many parking spaces that you don’t have to worry about not having a spot. There are also plenty of public toilets. The fee is worth it. The fishing area, dry goods area, and restaurant area have clear routes and are all very clean. You can have a full meal and return home with a full load in just two hours! #吴栖渔港

The restaurant in Wuqi Fishing Port ~ Zhonggang Haojia! There are 4 restaurants in the fishing port that can be used for dine-in and can cook for guests! Although this restaurant has a rating of more than 4, the taste is really good. Wuqi Fishing Port is more suitable for buying fresh fish and cooking it yourself at home! ! There will be special prices after noon, which is super cost-effective 👍👍👍👍👍

#earthdayjourney #seafood #wuqifishingport #travel Nestled along the coast of Taichung, Wuqi Fish Market isn’t your typical seafood spot—it’s a lively, ocean-scented playground for anyone who loves fresh seafood, and I was more than ready to dive in. From the moment I arrived, the salty breeze and the sound of seagulls signaled I was in the right place. The market was buzzing with locals and travelers, all weaving through rows of vendors displaying a rainbow of sea life: glistening fish, towering stacks of clams, fat lobsters, and trays of squid so fresh they still shimmered. I wandered past stalls offering live seafood you could pick and have cooked on the spot. That’s one of Wuqi’s charms—it’s part market, part open-air restaurant. I couldn’t resist the grilled scallops, seared in their shells with butter and garlic until they bubbled and popped. The flavor? Like tasting the ocean, but richer, sweeter. Wuqi wasn’t just about food, though—it was about the atmosphere. Families, couples, and friends gathered at communal tables, laughing over hot pots and fresh catches. Vendors called out cheerfully, inviting me to try this or that. It felt warm, welcoming, and real.

#travelinginchina If you love fresh seafood without the fancy price tag, 鹿港平價海鮮總匯 (Wuqi Fishing Harbor branch) is calling your name. Located right by the harbor, this place is all about big portions, bold flavors, and that perfect mix of casual and delicious. The kind of spot where you roll up your sleeves, grab your chopsticks, and just dig in. Walking in, the first thing you notice is the sheer variety of seafood—tanks of live fish, trays of shellfish, and dishes flying out of the kitchen at lightning speed. We went straight for a crispy, golden-brown fish that was fried to perfection, paired with stir-fried noodles that had that irresistible smoky “wok hei” flavor. Every bite was simple but deeply satisfying, the kind of food that makes you stop mid-conversation just to savor it. The best part? It’s affordable, fresh, and the atmosphere is lively—you’re surrounded by families, locals, and hungry seafood lovers who know they’ve come to the right place. If you’re anywhere near Taichung, grab a seat, order a feast, and enjoy a seafood meal that’s all about flavor and none of the fuss. ⭐ Pro tip: They open early (9:30 AM), so beat the lunch rush and get the first pick of the freshest catch! #TaiwanEats #SeafoodLover#wuqifishingport 📍Address:No. 30號, Beidi Rd, Qingshui District, Taichung City, Taiwan 436 🕰️Business Hours:9:30 -19:30 Everday

#travelinginchina Wuqi Fishing Port in Taichung isn’t just a place to buy fish—it’s an experience. The moment you step in, you’re surrounded by the sounds of sizzling grills, the shouts of vendors calling out their freshest catches, and the salty breeze rolling in from the harbor. It’s the kind of place where every sense gets a workout—and trust me, your taste buds will thank you for it. The food market here is a paradise for seafood lovers. Think golden-fried shrimp tempura, buttery grilled scallops, and skewers of smoky squid hot off the grill. If you’re feeling bold, go for melt-in-your-mouth sashimi so fresh it tastes like it just left the ocean. And for a little variety? Sweet potato balls or a warm seafood soup hit the spot. Wuqi isn’t polished or quiet—it’s lively, loud, and packed with energy. Whether you’re a seafood fanatic or just looking for a fun food experience, this place delivers. Come hungry, leave happy, and don’t be surprised if you carry a little ocean breeze with you when you go. ⭐ Pro tip: For a more relaxed visit, skip the weekend rush and drop by on a weekday! #WuqiFishingPort #SeafoodFeast #TaiwanEats #FoodieAdventure

#travelinginchina #wuqifishingport Wuqi Fishing port in Taichung is famous for its bustling seafood market, lively restaurants, and the freshest catches of the day. But if you think this place is just about fish, think again—there’s an unexpected artistic side that makes it even more worth a visit. Scattered throughout the harbor, you’ll find vibrant murals inspired by the ocean. Giant waves crash across walls, colorful fish swim in a sea of paint, and seagulls seem to glide across the concrete. These artworks add a whole new layer of charm to Wuqi, turning a working fishing port into an open-air gallery. One mural, in particular, caught my eye—a massive fish painted in shades of blue and green, almost as if it had leapt straight out of the water. It’s a reminder that this place isn’t just about selling seafood; it’s about celebrating it. If you love photography, street art, or just discovering the unexpected, take a stroll beyond the food stalls and look around. Wuqi isn’t just a feast for the stomach—it’s a feast for the eyes too. #streetart #TaiwanStreetArt #OceanInspired

#travelinginchina #wuqifishingport If you ever find yourself in Taichung’s Qingshui District and craving fresh, flavorful seafood, 美成香酥海產 is where you want to be. This place isn’t fancy, but let’s be real—when the food is this good, who cares about fancy? It’s all about big flavors, generous portions, and that perfect wok-fried aroma that makes your stomach grumble before you even sit down. The menu is packed with options, but seafood is the star here (as it should be!). We had a beautifully cooked fish—crispy on the outside, tender on the inside—and a plate of stir-fried noodles that were perfectly chewy, smoky, and full of umami goodness. There were also plenty of small plates to mix and match, making it a dream for sharing. What I love about this place is the no-fuss, eat-like-a-local vibe. The staff is friendly, the seafood is fresh, and the atmosphere is lively and welcoming. If you’re in the area and looking for an authentic, satisfying meal, this spot absolutely delivers. Just make sure to bring your appetite—you’ll want to try everything. ⭐ Pro tip: Go early or expect a wait—people know this place is good! #TaiwanEats #SeafoodLover #QingshuiFood 📍Address: No. 28號, Beidi Rd, Qingshui District, Taichung City, Taiwan 436

#travelinginchina #WuqiFishingPort Wuqi Fishing Harbor isn’t just about seafood—it’s got some unexpected artistic touches too! While exploring the area, I came across a stunning mosaic wall that instantly caught my attention. Covered in colorful tiles, it beautifully captures the essence of the ocean, with intricate fish designs, rolling waves, and marine life woven into the artwork. The craftsmanship is incredible—each tiny piece of tile carefully placed to create a vibrant, textured masterpiece. It’s the kind of thing that makes you stop and admire the details. I love how it brings life to the harbor, turning a simple walkway into something special. Plus, it’s the perfect backdrop for photos! 📸✨ What makes this even better is how it connects to the surroundings. With the smell of the sea in the air and fishing boats bobbing nearby, this mosaic feels like a celebration of the ocean and the fishing culture of Wuqi. If you’re visiting, take a moment to appreciate the artistry—it’s a little reminder that beauty is everywhere, even in places you least expect! 🎭🌊

#travelinginchina#WuqiFishingPort If you love seafood, Wuqi Fishing port in Taichung is the place to be. This bustling harbor is where the freshest catch of the day arrives straight from the boats, and the best part? You can buy it directly from the source at the Direct-Sale Seafood Market. From plump shrimp to giant crabs, the selection is overwhelming in the best way possible. What I love most is the lively atmosphere. Fishermen unloading their catch, vendors calling out deals, and hungry customers eagerly picking their next meal—it’s a full-on seafood experience. And if you don’t feel like cooking, there are plenty of restaurants nearby where they’ll prepare it for you on the spot. Grilled, steamed, stir-fried—however you like it, they’ve got it. Beyond the food, Wuqi offers a great place to take a stroll and enjoy the sea breeze. Whether you’re here to feast or just soak in the harbor vibes, this spot is worth the trip. Just make sure to arrive hungry! 🍤🌊

Rose wine sparkling drink, sister wine~

#wheretogo Make this into the list when planning our family trip and happy to say that we all enjoyed it! Wuqi Fisherman’s Wharf is divided into the a few areas: sales area, direct sales area, food area, entertainment fishing boats, recreational parks, and leisure area nearby the wharf. There are also many seafood restaurants which they serve fresh catch daily! We just randomly picked one and it was good ! We ordered a few dishes - clam soup, oyster omelette, prawn, squid and of course sashimi! Can really taste the freshness of the ingredients! We love it! 💯#timetotravel #foodie

Taipei: I stayed at the same hotel when I went to Taipei: Town Memory 3 I didn’t go to any special place this time, but I did go to a very distinctive bar. The name of each wine in Ruzui Rumeng 👉🏻 is very distinctive. If you don’t drink but want to feel the atmosphere, you can order a non-alcoholic special. Opposite the bar is Wanhua Hello Kitty's co-branded 7-11. If you like Kitty, you can go there to take photos and check in. Taoyuan: This time I stayed in Zhongli, Taoyuan for a long time. There are many unique coffee shops in Zhongli~ But I didn’t go to any of them😂😂 Instead, I went to eat at a very good Thai restaurant👉🏻Hao Ka Thai Three girls ordered a large platter, lemon fish and a salad. Basically, I was full after finishing the platter 🤣🤣 It’s typical that you look less but end up eating more. Then I ordered a dessert, which was a pleasant surprise: shaved ice, very flavorful! Hsinchu: A friend asked to go to Hsinchu Xu 2jie to eat duck meat rice. Hmm... the rice was so delicious that I forgot to take a photo and only took a photo of the duck meat. It tastes very refreshing and not greasy, and there is soul sauce, a must-order~ Taichung: The hotel we chose in Taichung was Chengxing, a very literary hotel. The breakfast was delicious and the salad was very fresh. We went to Wuqi Fishing Port in the afternoon, but it is quite remote. Friends who don’t have a car can rent a car, and friends who don’t have a driver’s license can call a taxi. I personally recommend 55688. The taxi is very fast and the driver is quite nice. We searched online and decided to go to Zhonggang Haojia Seafood Restaurant. The food was just so-so, but the seafood fried noodles were very good. We had dinner at a hidden restaurant in Changhua: 45th Canteen. The CP value is very high, the price is not expensive but the ingredients are very fresh! It's worth a try~ The next day, I went to eat the famous meatballs in Changhua. The taste was very special. I personally felt that it was just right, not salty. The meatball soup was unexpectedly sweet. You can also try it~ #FoodTour #HalfTaiwan Tour #TaiwanTravel

Wuxi Fishing Port, located in Qingshui District, Taichung City, was originally a small fishing village and an important port for the fishing industry in central China. It has now developed into a leisurely sightseeing fishing port. There are many fishing boats parked by the pier. You can take pictures and enter the market. It's like walking through the market. There are all kinds of fish and seafood, even sharks. We came at lunch time and there are restaurants in the market where we ordered fresh seafood at reasonable prices. Finally bought some squid strips in the dry goods section and left satisfied. 📍No. 30, North Embankment Road, Haibin Lane, Qingshui District, Taichung City #OverseasTravel #TaiwanTravel #Taichung Attractions

Address: Wuqi Fishing Port Atmosphere/Facilities: Leisurely fish market Features: Both live seafood and cooked food Price per person: You can spend money or not, but it usually costs a lot Rating: 4.5

#Overseas Travel~ Every time I go to Taiwan, I will definitely go to the fishing port to eat seafood~ This time in Taichung, I went to Wuqi Fishing Port~ First go to the fresh food area to choose seafood~ Then go to the restaurant area next to it for processing~ Eating seafood while looking at the sea view is even more delicious~ After eating, you can walk to the souvenir street next to it~ There are many souvenirs that are cheaper and more delicious than those in supermarkets~ Some of them can't be found in supermarkets! #Overseas Travel