Street Food From Night Market In Taiwan

I traveled to Taiwan for a family vacation and I was told by a lot of my friends that Taiwan is famous for street food at the night markets. So, during our trip, we actually scheduled few nights to have our dinner at some of the famous night markets around the area before we go to our homestay.

During one of the night market outings, I take the opportunity to take the snapshot of the night market and food and I'm thinking it might be good to share something different once in a while. Enjoy.

Seems like this is the famous lok-lok, we waited for like 30 minutes to get our food

Some fresh, pricey prawns

Fruit juice seems to be very famous in Taiwan

I'm not sure what the wordings but according to my brother's girlfriend, something like "best of the best"

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