Taiwanese Street Food taste test at Ningxia Night Market (寧夏夜市) in Taipei, Taiwan

[@mardavisguitar]

Nice video guys,I really love Taiwan market food and its super cheap too. Nice clear video considering its at night.

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you very much! The night markets in Taiwan are the best we've ever experienced.

[@annecorey607]

Look very good food is so good to eat Look like cheese stick very nice market at night. I love street food thank you for sharing this video like to watch it again and again.

[@samuelandaudrey]

Some great bites!

[@andrercd68]

I like all your videos but street food videos are the best!

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you! We've noticed people seem to enjoy those, so we're making an effort to show more of the street food wherever we travel. :)

[@deeocky1091]

Wow, Taiwanese street food looks great ! and so cheap too ! keep up the great work guys.

[@samuelandaudrey]

Yes, so many delicious street eats. Glad you enjoyed the video!

[@wufl3572]

Welcome to Taiwan to try many street food and seafood :D

[@seassab1]

Hey, I recently came across your videos and I am really enjoying your channel. :)

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you! Welcome and glad you're enjoying the videos.

[@FredTUK]

I always watch your videos and love them! This one was especially good because you really described the food well! Keep up the great work :)

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you! We have plenty of street food videos coming up.

[@aydinzerey]

Your vlog/blog is one of my top 10 vlog list. Tapei seem very colorfull city ,

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you, that's so nice to hear! We're happy you enjoy our videos. :)

[@kimiec]

Thanks for sharing! Everything looks so yummy!

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thanks! It sure was :)

[@effie-Toronto]

food looks great and you two are so great together

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank yoU!

[@shiester]

You guys are awesome. If you did a daily food/adventure vlog, you would kill it on subscribers. I've been subscribed for a long time. Love your videos. Keep it up please 👌

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you very much! We might try a daily format sometime in the future. The city guides and some other formats are a lot more time-consuming than others.

[@PuRpLePoNcHo]

so cool keep up the awesome videos, love it!

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you!

[@Norfeldt]

As always a great video. I got a lot of inspiration, thx. Suggestion: one dish one person's description seems better than seing both two describing the same dish.

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you!

[@ryutimerdio]

You two are really good at eating. And the papaya milk is one the best in Taipei.

[@samuelandaudrey]

Haha, thanks! Glad to hear we had some of the best papaya milk - we ended up there by chance.

[@bradmccarthy3225]

Very Good Travel Videos! U should definitely try Oyster Omelette (most popular food in Taiwan), beef noodle with soup, bawan, taiwan dumplings and gyoza, and taro ball shaved ice!!!

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you! Those are great suggestions of things to try :)

[@Kerri1788]

Got my husband watching you guys with me too! I used your videos for when we went to Amsterdam last year.

[@samuelandaudrey]

Ah thank you! We're hoping to be back in Europe by the fall :)

[@MichaelSpearsTXL]

Awesome street food video. Very much enjoying your Asian adventures. I hope you get back to South America sometime. Would love to see your take on Colombia. We went in July for the first time and will be back soon!

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you! We'd love to visit Colombia. What should we try there on the streets?

[@MichaelSpearsTXL]

Samuel and Audrey - Travel and Food Videos Arepas for sure. Empanadas too.

[@Cookie-sf6fs]

that pizza /rotti creation looked yummay!!! as Anthony Bourdaine would say...meat grilled gets me happy anyday!!!

[@samuelandaudrey]

Yeah, that was really good! LOL, he's come up with some great lines over the years.

[@ScarlettHarleyMadison]

Sam and his humorous reactions when eating food🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@samuelandaudrey]

Hehehe...thanks Anna!

[@PsychoGemini]

I love Ningxia Night Market. It was the very first night market I went to in Taiwan during my first visit there in the summer of 2014. It's right next to the hotel I stayed at (CU Hotel) which made it super convenient.

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thanks! That is cool to hear. Sounds like you stayed in a great area. We loved the night markets in Taipei and we only hit a few by the time we had to leave.

[@PsychoGemini]

The area I stayed in (Datong) is a great location. The hotel staff remembered me as I went back there a few more times. The main train station is close and nearby Zhongshan district is great for shopping and Japanese goods/foods. If you ever go back to Taiwan and make it farther south, Fengjia Night Market in Taichung is the place to go. It's so big it could basically be considered its own little district and the food there pretty much sets the standard for all the night markets in the country.

[@therealm4944]

You guys are fantastic! New favourite vlogging power couple! Totally subscribed! Cheers~

[@therealm4944]

Ps. U guys are adorable!

[@samuelandaudrey]

Ah, thank you very much! Welcome :)

[@therealm4944]

Btw, love those extra location, direction and cost info. Thanks for taking the time to address those, it's super informative! something I don't usually get from my other favorite foodie youtubers.

[@youkongtaing2281]

Enjoy your VDO, thanks for sharing.As we're going there next month, just like to know if they have money exchange stalls on the streets as in Thailand, Malaysia or Hong Kong ?

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you very much! We used ATMs to withdraw money but I'm sure they have exchange stalls as well. I just can't remember exactly seeing them since I wasn't looking to use them.

[@youkongtaing2281]

Thank you two for your answer,Sam and Audrey.I send the same question to three of my subscribed channels.You are the first to answer ( within 2 hrs ). Good on you, mates .

[@AussieAngeS]

Oh my goodness that breaded cheese and shrimp stick looks incredible! Wow all that food is fabulous, papaya milk sounds interesting. I wished I was travelling with you guys, looks like so much fun . How do you find all the places to go eat at? Do you just look around?

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you! We sure ate some amazing street food while in Taipei. In terms of some restaurants and night markets we'll research about them online beforehand but many things are just spontaneous as well.

[@AussieAngeS]

Samuel and Audrey - Travel and Food Videos oh wonderful! Thank you for explaining that. Love your videos and look forward to them

[@jennyhyc]

Hey Guys - Love your channel! Great fun videos. Thank you for sharing your journeys. If you guys are still in Taiwan, you have to go try 金峰魯肉飯 (Jinfeng Braised Meat Rice). It's one of the best in Taiwan and the price is cheap. Go early to avoid traffic. Enjoy~

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you! Glad to hear you're enjoying the videos. Unfortunately, we're not in Taiwan anymore, but it sounds like that would have been a tasty dish to try!!

[@user-minolu]

2:50 我猜是"蔥抓餅" 其實他們在MRT東門站吃思慕昔芒果冰的時候， 斜對面那家的蔥抓餅也很有名，很好吃

[@TameTusker]

Indian 'Bunny Chow' in South Africa and Chinese " Coffin Bread' in Taiwan!!:)Wow!!:)

[@samuelandaudrey]

Some fascinating foods out there for sure!

[@kyoco2194]

OH!!GOD~~I am hungry~It look so fantasy~

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you!

[@uselessbandaid]

everything looked so good! but when I saw the Coffin Bread with Tapioca Pearls, I kinda thought its kinda weird. But I think it would be better with like a fruit and cream cheese filling or as you guys said, Ice cream, or maybe some chocolate filling too. hahaha. That shot with the stuffed squid made me salivate. omg. 😛

[@samuelandaudrey]

It needed more sugar! I think all of the above toppings combined would have been good. :D

[@kknn]

That one was not a traditional coffin bread, I wish you had tried some other food in Ningxia. :D

[@samuelandaudrey]

Ah, same here. We kind of got full a bit faster on this outing for some reason.

[@staceylynn1208]

its so funny to me every time you say PIPING HOT! LOL that sounds so funny

[@samuelandaudrey]

Hehehe...a funny expression

[@jacquelineliza2084]

and remember do not stop eating the food you love because you are choking, always continue after recovering 10:10 #Bemorelike Samuel!👍👍👏

[@samuelandaudrey]

Hahaha...we were choking like pros in this one ;)

[@kateloljbrdn]

Came across you guys and love the Taiwan videos!! (Just a small small suggestion would be that Raohe market is pronounced “rao HUH” not straight up rao “he” ) :)

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you for letting us know!

[@aklost77]

The coffin bread is from Tainan (台南) 😀

[@samuelandaudrey]

Cool to hear! We'd love to visit Tainan next time :)

[@frankyu4967]

You should try another dish from Tainan, steamed meat balls (Bawan) with shrimp on top, they have them at the first booth of Fengyuan Myaudung Night Market and they also have a very good seafood soup too, for dessert go inside halfway for the iced pineapple drink with almond pudding. Take care & keep up with the new content.

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thanks for the suggestion! That sounds awesome.

[@CarlH08]

Taiwanese, Korean and Japnese street foods are the best!

[@samuelandaudrey]

We still need to make videos in Japan. I have a feeling we're really going to enjoy the food there! :)

[@hcwu6160]

More good food in south Taiwan, welcome

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you! We'd love to visit there soon.

[@PradeepRaajkumar1981]

We get PAPAYA milk from Asian store here.. I had it plenty of times.. in Melbourne..Yes they add milk and sugar...

[@samuelandaudrey]

Yummy! Is it cheap or expensive in Melbourne?

[@PradeepRaajkumar1981]

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[@Calissi21]

There are savory coffin breads too. Next time, try the black pepper chicken coffin bread if you stumble upon a stand that sells it. Very very good.

[@yourwisecousinjoe8841]

it's more localized night market. its less crowded and less touristy. and you can still get most of favorite street food offered at the other two markets.

[@samuelandaudrey]

Great way of summing it up! Totally agree with you.

[@ikkymonk9352]

Coffin bread originated in Tainan. Traditionally savory.

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thanks for letting us know.

[@Cookie-sf6fs]

also uour camera shots on my tv of the city look super crisp and clear...your equipment must be good????

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thanks! That is really cool to hear. Actually we just upgraded our lens so I'm hoping our shots look better in 2017.

[@tichtran8792]

I remembered seeing the taiwanese food market on TV show return of Superman ( Korean) with Park Jooho and his then two kids Aciel/Gungoo and Eden/ Nauen. And Jooho 's wife Anna was Argentine ( she was born there and have family there) / Swiss.

[@tichtran8792]

And in one of the latest episode of return of Superman Park Jooho and his now three kids made a trip to Hong Kong for his kids. To go to Disneyland and other events.

[@aromaximor0757]

Hola You guys should also do fast food eating challenges. It would be fun.

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thanks for the suggestion! Kind of like McDonald's around the world or what did you have in mind?

[@aromaximor0757]

Yes it's also possible since u travel a lot. You can also have food hunt episodes where both of you challenge each other to hunt for cheapest yet delicious food and see who wins. Secondly, u can do simple challenge videos, the one who eats first and fast (can be improvised) will be the winner :)

[@gentleEvening]

She is still so damn cute, dear lawd. I like the dude aswell.

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you! :)

[@emlin803]

Traditional coffin bread has a seafood filling with a thick broth so if you like seafood and you see that around you should try it :)

[@samuelandaudrey]

Oh, I think we'd like that more!

[@TS-gg1ln]

when you guys going back to visit LAOS?

[@samuelandaudrey]

If we visit it will likely be in the late spring.

[@214yeh]

我英文不行, 真的台南棺材板, 是大的方形的, 裡面很多餡料(鹹的餡料); 這個應該算是簡化版

[@天道-b6g]

葉志凱 這是甜版的

[@lutefisks2]

translation of above: "i don't speak english, but the original coffin bread is from tainan, large and square, there are a lot of various fillings inside (all savory), i'd call this a simplified form" translation of the second short sentence: "xxxxx , this is the sweet form"

[@user-minolu]

我也覺得這是甜點式的棺材板 之前有買過一次，覺得普通， 可惜不好，不然應該推薦台南的棺材板^^ 台南也很多美食~

[@wufl3572]

台南的棺材板，原始是鹹口味，甜的是後來新創的口味吧，我鍾愛原味，可以去一趟台南 :D Yes, the coffin bread is from Tainan. Original is the best one, maybe plan a trip tainan, next time. Have a nice travel :)

[@jc2333]

I like your channel also

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you very much!

[@yuliang22]

As to the drink, you should try avocado milk since papaya is not your love. It smells good and creamy!

[@samuelandaudrey]

We have to try that! We both love avocado :)

[@chien-chihlin3349]

Instead of papaya milk, Audrey can try banana milk or watermelon milk next time.

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thanks! That is a really good suggestion :)

[@yanglu9555]

Okay guys. So I have some disagreement in regards to traditional things you all had in this video. So bake potatoes with cheese is from the influence of United States. However, coffin bread is definitely not a Taiwanese thing. But overall I think coffin cake is non edible since it looks unappetizing. Anyways overall a great job for doing this video. Keep them coming and please be more a adventurous eater. 😄

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you! What would you recommend trying in terms of traditional Taiwanese street food?

[@myriamjerdak5343]

you guys are so cute

[@samuelandaudrey]

Ah, thank you!

[@ames70108g]

棺材麵包最原始的口味是裡面放蔬菜濃湯，而不是有甜的或是放抹茶等等那些

[@天道-b6g]

歡迎在來

[@LastofAvari]

Not huge fan of seafood to say the least. Hope you had fun :)

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you! The night markets are awesome in Taipei.

[@isidoreearl]

Im in taiwan at the moment and went to all the night markets and the food is terrable. The blow torched steak i had with rose salt. Good flavour but very tough. The only thing i really enjoyed was the pizza thing. Dumplings (crap)

[@batmanboy77]

Where is taiwan? I never heard of it.

[@cynthiaperez6689]

Question, have you guys ever gotten ill from street food in foreign countries?

[@samuelandaudrey]

Not from street food but we have from restaurant food.

[@michaelormichelle]

At 6:47, let me explain for you why those scooters still getting into the market from my personal opinion, cause the rules or laws in Taiwan are still a little bit messy, for sample, all those food stands over there are maybe illegal, let's say half of them would be, i guess, back to the point where you asked, sometimes just because someone's house was built before the market be, secondly, some of the Asian countries are very collective, when someone did that, there's the second one, third one, and then forth one would show up doing that without any reason but imitating, this kind of custom also caused the result of positive aspect though, the explicit one is most of Taiwanese are gonna be very friendly to foreigners, this is a good one, anyways, i can't come up with any idea just for now, hopefully, you guys are still enjoying the trip in Taiwan, and remember come back again, we are gonna be looking forward to that, at least i am, have a nice one~

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thank you! That makes a lot of sense. I think another reason as well is because of the high population density. People need to get around quickly.

[@joyjoyoo]

Hungry

[@samuelandaudrey]

Sorry for that.

[@lollypop1842]

😊

[@samuelandaudrey]

:)

[@Leonasambongo]

I would be scared to try food on the street yet I want to try it so badly lol.

[@samuelandaudrey]

I understand your concern. We found the street food in Taiwan to be tasty and prepared safely

[@wufl3572]

samanthainlove You should try it, its not bad, street food or seafood and bubble tea. you can plan trip Taiwan, have a good travel :D

[@calvinchou9367]

Did you see anyone get hit by the scooters? I don't think they will stop and give you their insurance info...you know!

[@samuelandaudrey]

No we didn't but you do need to be careful as a pedestrian. It is not nearly as bad as Vietnam though.

[@jc2333]

The fans know Audrey likes berry.

[@samuelandaudrey]

She sure does!

[@jpmanila1453]

you should put or say the prices next time ;)

[@samuelandaudrey]

Sorry about that! We're including prices with more recent food videos.

[@ccyuan5168]

There's a shop outside the Shuang Lian MRT station (exit 1) that's been selling hot mochi for 3 generations. These are giant rice dough balls served hot on a bed of peanut and sugar. Sam seems to have a sweet tooth. Be sure to try it out if you get a chance to visit again.

[@samuelandaudrey]

Oh thank you for recommending that! Would love a chance to check it out when we revisit someday.

[@WORMGERM]

it's like you both forgot how to eat in this one.

[@samuelandaudrey]

LOL, I agree with you.

[@are8880]

sam, you're really cute tho! 😉

[@samuelandaudrey]

Ah, thank you! :)

[@mitchelllee1339]

She doesn't do good job tastingb food

[@samuelandaudrey]

Need to take bigger bites?

[@hsebs]

Really wished you guys didn't talk with your mouth full. Hate the way speech sounds with a mouth full of food. Love your videos though, just don't like that muffled speech sound lol!

[@samuelandaudrey]

Thanks for the honest feedback.