Taiwan Night Market STREET FOOD TOUR!! 🇹🇼 Visit This Market When You’re in Taiwan!

Lumpia can also be fried n salty while the fresh ones have sweet crushed peanut

That's fresh lumpia not hopia the Chinese burrito

I didn't know micah can use chopsticks oh wow amazing

I love that meat pie it looks tasty salty pies are better

Stinky tofu in Hong Kong is fried n also a street food

That fried oyster looks yummy oh wow I love oyster cake or omelet too

That pork belly stew with soy sauce is called adobo in manila

That's winter melon with the beef soup micah n ying also like sticky rice

I love sticky rice called machang in fookien or lomakai in hongkong

In Taiwan, I always describe to friends, “In Taiwan, I always wish I was STILL hungry.” 😂 why? Because I’m always FULL and can’t try everything! If you like Asian flavors of salty, sweet, sour, pungent, fishy, crispy, crunchy, gooey, So many delicious affordable food options to choose from… access is everywhere!!!

How does Mark eat so much? Where does he put it all and still stay so thin? I always gain weight when I go home to Taiwan.

My sister stayed in Taiwan for 3 months only, but she gained 20 lbs because of the healthy and yummy food. Taiwan is on my bucket list now. <3

Ha ha. I know Mark grew up in Kenya, but he says Bajia just like us. Coolness bro

I just stumbled on this video by Mark, it's been aaaaages since I've seen a video of his (my fault) but gosh my memories of the first videos I saw of him are still so vivid, like 7 or 8+ years ago I think. It's like seeing an old friend again! Hahaha But the first thing I noticed is how thin his(/your) neck has gotten, is everything OK?

可惜沒去吃來來水餃

Have evolved into such a NATURAL, Mark...I got my t-shirt and am now one of your ambassadors out here in the world! THX for these great videos, Stay safe you and your family as you bring us great content! Looks like you really enjoyed eating in Taiwan!!

What’s your favorite part of this video?

Incredible!

Love this energy.

Instant classic.

As someone living in Taipei, I absolutely loved this night market tour! It's so inspiring to see your passion for Taiwanese street food and culture. Taiwan's night markets are a big part of my life here—thanks for sharing this adventure!

Honestly, I feel like both Mark Wiens and Mike Chen have a similar heart for food, they both travel, explore different cultures, and share the joy of eating. But these days, I find Mark’s videos more entertaining and engaging than Mike’s. Mark has this natural energy and smile that just pulls you in. The way he reacts to food feels genuine, and his pacing keeps you hooked. You can almost taste the dish through his expressions and detailed descriptions.

Mike Chen still makes enjoyable content, but lately, it feels like he’s at about half the energy and engagement level of Mark. Sometimes his videos feel more like a casual vlog than a deep dive into the food experience. The passion is still there, but the storytelling and excitement don’t hit as hard. Mark seems to be constantly evolving his filming style, adding variety, and staying very connected to the local culture wherever he is, and that makes his videos feel fresher and more immersive.

It’s like Mark takes you on a full adventure every time, while Mike gives you a nice food chat. Both have their place, but if I had to pick which one makes me want to jump on a plane tomorrow, it’s definitely Mark.

Welcome to Taiwan 🇹🇼 Islands 🏝

A word of advice for travelers thinking about visiting Taiwan right now: the country is going through a wave of “idiocy terror.” It’s best to hold off on coming for now so you don’t get caught up in the stupidity.

지금 대만 여행을 생각 중인 분들께 한 마디 드립니다. 현재 대만은 ‘바보 테러’ 수준의 혼란을 겪고 있어요. 괜히 바보같은 일에 휘말리지 않도록 당분간은 방문을 미루시는 게 좋겠습니다.

今台湾旅行を考えている皆さんに一言。今の台湾は「バカ騒ぎテロ」みたいな状態です。巻き込まれないように、しばらく来るのは控えたほうがいいですよ。

看着看着看饿了...

We’ve just visited this market and had great food. My favorite was the sesame noodles with pork balls. Will definitely go back there again. Thanks for the heads up Mark

im.praying for taiwan❤

I would hesitate to eat too much in case there's no bathroom to use ha ha...

25:09 this is something we have as a family meal celebration where we have over 20 ingredients on the table and we each mix and match to our own taste. I compare it to Vietnamese spring rolls in Ho Chi Min. It’s not like the Vietnamese spring rolls in the west but the same idea applies. A table full of ingredients and you mix and match o your own rolls.

Taiwan 🇹🇼 $Dollars$ Okay

Taiwan 🇹🇼 Islands 🏝 Independence

the old days they let chickens grow up.

Mark would make a great Santa Clause because he already has that "Ho ho ho!" down when he eats something delicious..lol. 😋

He got so skinny😕 hope he's ok

Stinky tofu looks disgusting 🤮 🤮