
Based on 1,405 reviews
Multiple competing stalls ensure you can comparison-shop taro, jasmine, and brown sugar variants; the Hong Kong-style milk tea stalls pull a properly astringent, creamy cup that beats most standalone shops
The bubble-grid Hong Kong street waffle, pulled fresh from the iron — crispy shell giving way to a custardy, just-set interior; best eaten immediately
Deep-fried fermented tofu with a pungent nose that announces itself across the food court — aggressively funky outside, silky within; a genuine litmus test for Taiwanese street-food commitment
Flaky layered cong you bing cooked to order on a flat griddle, folded around a fried egg and hoisin or chili sauce — one of the more reliable stall-to-stall options