[2025 Taipei Restaurant] Travel Guide for Yuan Huan Bian Oyster Omelet (Updated Jun)

#April Good Places 2025 Although Ningxia Night Market is not the largest, it has a super high density of food. It is definitely an authentic snack paradise recommended by locals! Among them, the egg oyster omelette is one of the must-eats. The crust is fried to a slightly crispy oyster, the oysters inside are tender and juicy, plus the egg flavor and special sweet and spicy sauce, every bite is endlessly reminiscent😋😋 The night market also has salt-crusted chicken, rice with pork belly, taro puree balls, sweet and spicy, etc. Many stalls have decades of history, ensuring that they can be eaten with human touch. It is recommended to come after 6pm, there are many crowds but the atmosphere is super good, eating while walking is very Taiwanese flavor. 📍Address: Ningxia Road, Datong District, Taipei 🛵Transportation: About 8 minutes walk from MRT Shuanglian Station Eat delicious food, take photos, and feel the authentic charm of Taiwan. Ningxia Night Market must be added to your food map!

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#newyearnewtrip #travelanywhere Yuen Huan Pien Oyster Egg Omelette at Ningxia Night Market is more than just a food stall—it’s a piece of living history, deeply rooted in Taiwan’s vibrant culinary culture. This family-run gem has been serving up Taiwanese-style oyster egg omelettes since 1965, making it one of the oldest and most beloved institutions in the night market scene. With its inclusion in the Michelin Bib Gourmand guide from 2018 to 2022, it’s clear that this place is not just a local favorite, but a recognized culinary destination. The queue is legendary, often stretching longer than any other stall in the bustling market, and it’s not just filled with curious tourists. Locals, many of whom have been coming here for years, line up alongside visitors to savor the iconic flavors that have made Yuen Huan Pien famous. The secret to their success is simple: perfection in every omelette. The oyster egg omelette here stands apart from the greasy, heavy versions typically found in other night markets. It’s light yet substantial, with a unique starchy texture that perfectly balances the freshness of the plump oysters. Each omelette is drenched in a savory, slightly sweet sauce that adds depth without overpowering the delicate ingredients. One of the best parts of the experience is watching the master chef, the skilled uncle who’s been perfecting this craft for years, work his magic. Outside, in full view of everyone, he tends to a massive cooking station where each omelette is made to order with painstaking care. His eyes are always fixed on the grill, moving from one omelette to the next with expert precision. There’s a rhythm to his movements, an unspoken connection between his hands and the ingredients that shows in every dish. The finished omelettes make their way down a conveyor belt to the servers, adding to the efficient yet almost mesmerizing dance of the kitchen. But the oyster egg omelette isn’t the only thing worth trying at Yuen Huan Pien. The oyster soup, clam soup, and pork spareribs soup are perfect complements to the main dish. Each one is hearty and comforting, with fresh ingredients that speak to the essence of Taiwanese street food. The atmosphere is lively, with the sounds of sizzling food and the hum of excited customers, but there’s also a sense of warmth and nostalgia. This place has been serving the community for over half a century, and the sense of continuity is palpable as you enjoy a dish that’s been passed down through generations. Despite the long wait, the experience feels well worth it—there’s something deeply satisfying about sinking your teeth into that perfect oyster egg omelette, made by hands that have honed the technique over decades. It’s not just about the food; it’s about the culture, the tradition, and the dedication that goes into every bite. Yuen Huan Pien isn’t just another night market stall—it’s a true taste of Taipei, one that I’ll certainly return to again and again.

Taipei night markets are so fragrant~ Love to eat eat eat Shilin Night Market 🥢King Oyster Mushroom BBQ~ Always a long queue every time I go, the grilled king oyster mushrooms are juicy and delicious! There are 9 flavors to choose from, and each person can choose 2 flavors. I love the lemon and seaweed flavors! 🥢Jia Xiang Cold Noodles & Fragrant Fried Stinky Tofu~ The stinky tofu is cut into four pieces, each piece is fried until crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, served with pickled vegetables + spicy sauce, so tasty 😋 Sesame sauce cold noodles~ Although the ingredients are simple (cucumber strips + ham strips), the sesame sauce is rich and the noodles are refreshing! Ningxia Night Market 🥢Circle Edge Oyster Omelette~ Fell in love with the oyster omelette at first try, didn't like the sauce on the oyster omelette before, but the sauce here is sweet and sour, and the oysters are fresh! Also, when it's cold, having a bowl of pepper clam soup warms the heart. 🥤Childhood Papaya Milk~ I love to order avocado milkshake with added pudding, very silky, not greasy at all! Ling Guang Street Night Market 🥢Ya Kou·Tian Xiang Stinky Tofu~ The second stinky tofu shop I love, the whole block of tofu can be fried until crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, must be served with special spicy sauce, can eat for several nights without getting tired of it! 🥢Sea Fried King·Fresh Fried Squid~ Fried whole large squid, crispy on the outside and refreshing on the inside, special sauce has 10 flavors, served with pickled cucumber to cut the grease 🥢Lin Ji Sheng Jian Bao·Potstickers As soon as you enter Ling Guang Street Night Market, there's already a long queue, how could you not try it 😋

#OverseasFlightEvent Taiwan Restaurant ⭐️Wienhuanbian⭐️ 圓環邊蚵仔煎 is an old oyster restaurant located in Ningxia Night Market, Taiwan. It sells various oyster dishes that even Koreans can easily eat, such as oyster soup, and it is so popular that it was even introduced in the Michelin Guide. It is a place where there is always a line and it is a bit disappointing to eat it as a drinking snack because it does not sell alcohol. 🎯No. 46, Ningxia Rd, Datong District, Taipei City, Taiwan 103 #Taiwan #TaiwanTravel #TaiwanRestaurant

Taiwan is finally open! ! ! Of course, you have to make a pilgrimage to Ningxia Night Market! As an oyster lover, you must check in at this famous Ningxia restaurant, Yuanhuanbian Oyster Omelette The oyster omelette is plump and juicy, and the batter is not too much! Push I also ordered some pork ribs soup, but it was nothing special. Everyone, go and try it if you have a chance! #TaipeiFood #foodie #TaiwanClearance