[2025 New Taipei City Shopping Mall] Travel Guide for Yongle Textile Market (Updated May)

#NewNorth Attractions The Yongle Market, built in 1908, has a history of 100 years. The first floor here is a traditional vegetable market. The 2nd and 3rd floors are the cloth market, and traditional custom-made clothes. The 4th floor is called Ding Base, where there are many creative and embracing the dreams of clothing designers. And the streets outside the Everglades Market are very dated and characteristic.

I didn’t have high expectations for beef noodles, but the bowl at Jiangniulou overturned all my impressions of this dish. The moment you take a sip, the aroma of the rich soup and beef spreads in your mouth, but it doesn't have the heavy feeling of ordinary braised soup, but instead has a refreshing aftertaste - I later learned that this flavor was created by a Japanese chef. The beef is stewed very well, with just the right ratio of tendons to meat. It is soft and tender yet chewy, making you want to eat one bite after another. The noodles are also a highlight, not soft and mushy but a little elastic, and every bite seems to be carefully arranged. After eating that bowl of noodles, I actually felt "comforted". It is not the satisfaction of being full, but the sense of emotional stability brought by delicate and carefully made dishes. This may be the best beef noodles I have ever eaten. #gourmet food #FoodMap #DiscoverFood #Dihua Street

The moment you step into "Tong Coffee", you have the illusion of traveling through time and space, as if you were pulled into a small universe that belongs only to you in the bustling Yongle Market. The space is not big, but it is very warm, and the rhythm unique to old markets has slowed down here. I ordered a plum wine Americano. I thought it was just a flavored coffee, but the first sip made me pause for a moment - it was the real plum wine aroma, a little tipsy, but not covering up the richness of the coffee itself, and the layers were very clear. This cup of coffee is like a switch for some kind of memory, familiar yet fresh. I like this kind of experimental surprise, and I also like it when it is quietly hidden in the market, not making a big splash but still leaving a deep impression. #CoffeeshopExplore #dessert #Cafe #Dihua Street #Literary Youth

Yongle Market is a well-known traditional market in Taipei, Taiwan, famous for selling a wide variety of goods, including fresh food, dry goods, daily necessities, and local snacks. This is a great place for local residents to go shopping, and it also attracts many tourists to come and taste Taiwan's authentic cuisine. The market is full of stalls and the atmosphere is lively. You can often see interactions between vendors and customers, showing a strong breath of life. In addition to shopping, you can also find many local snacks in the market, such as fried chicken, braised food, etc. 🕰️Business hours: 10:00am-6:00pm 📍Address: No. 21, Section 1, Dihua Street, Datong District, Taipei City

#圣诞好去地方2024# Yongle Chang'an West Road 281124 (4) In addition to selling fabrics, food, and dry goods inside and outside Yongle Market, the side streets are also worth a visit. Many specialty shops are decorated very specially, and the check-in 📸decorations, small handmade crafts 🎀🎐special home products 🪑small cloth bags 👜👜👝 and vintage items 🪆🪞 are very exquisite. The rare parfaits 🌮 and strawberry daifuku 🍓 in Hong Kong are definitely not to be missed 😋👍!

#Register December Hotel Sleep Tester 281124 (2) Before the Everglades Market had not entered twice before, this time really in-depth. It turns out that the inside is very exciting, this must be a good place for tourists to take pictures📸 and forage😋. In addition to buying and selling fabrics, alterations 🧷👚🪡🧵🧶 and daily necessities, there are also many restaurants 🥘🍝, with Japanese sashimi 🍣🦪🍱 sushi 🍤 noodles 🍜 rice 🍛 raw and cooked 🐽🥩 grilled pork 🍗 Bread 🥯🥖 Vegetables 🥦🥒 and fruit 🍉🍒🍓 etc., I didn't expect the most people to come here to eat 🍣 Big pieces of sushi, raw fresh and sweet shrimp are very big 🦐, I can't force myself in 🙄! However, I won’t eat it in Taiwan, because I ate it last time in Japan, so I just walked by and checked in!