ULTIMATE TAIWAN NIGHT MARKET TOUR! 4K | KAOHSIUNG STREET FOOD GUIDE | BEST NIGHT MARKETS IN TOWN!?!

[@marielacadena-green2865]

Lovely couple! Thanks for these great videos, very educational and entertaining. All my love.

[@AlongWeGo]

Thank you tia! We appreciate the support, glad that you enjoy our videos!

[@hcwu6160]

You guys find new heaven there ,eat all then!

[@AlongWeGo]

Haha thank you for watching! 😊

[@熊育生]

sweet

[@jennifermartin8310]

Thanks for the great video checking out the different night markets in Kaohsiung. Both of you seem to be getting much more comfortable in front of the camera. And did you guys get a new camera? Love the 4K!

[@AlongWeGo]

Thank you! Filming more often is definitely helping! And we didn’t get a new camera, we are just using the 4K setting for the first time. The 4K files take up so much space on the hard drive but once we saw the quality difference it is totally worth filming in 4K!

[@nathanjo.leadcaner4057]

Gabe and Meg, this is an informative video. I miss the night markets of Taipei. Never been to Kaoshiung. Will surely go there this year. Keep safe always. Fan from Cebu Philippines. ;-)

[@AlongWeGo]

Thank you so much for watching! Kaohsiung is a fun city to visit whenever you’re able to come to Taiwan again! When things are safer, we really want to visit the Philippines, looks like such a beautiful and exciting place!

[@BobsUtopia]

You should check out the Kaisyuan Night Market. It's my personal favourite.

[@AlongWeGo]

Thanks for the recommendation! We haven’t heard of that night market, can’t wait to check it out!

[@henryloo1005]

You guys have amazing knowledge of Taiwan ! I loved going to nights market when I do go back to Taiwan. Take care and enjoy all the amazing food.

[@AlongWeGo]

Thank you so much! The night markets in Taiwan are such a special part of the culture. Definitely one of our favorite things to do!

[@henryloo1005]

@@AlongWeGo I really miss it ! When Taiwan border is open again without restriction I will go back home.

[@JesseLoveTaiwan]

Love your videos! Recommend you to attend Mazu pilgrimage if you have time. It’s our special and huge religious event that being held once a year.白沙屯媽祖is going to heading back to her temple in 苗栗from北港 in these 4-5 days. It’s open arm and welcoming event to people no matter who you are or where you from. Hope you enjoy and stay safe.😊

[@AlongWeGo]

That sounds like an incredible experience! When does the pilgrimage take place?

[@JesseLoveTaiwan]

Along We Go It started already and now they are prepare to heading back where they started from 北港

[@kaitlynng2766]

My husband and I are moving to Tainan in about 2 months! Can’t wait to try the night markets! I’m wondering what your experience has been with people speaking English? I noticed several of the people at the stalls did. Not being able to understand people, or them understand me, worries me! Thanks for the awesome & informative content! :)

[@AlongWeGo]

Congrats! You guys are gonna love it, Tainan is a lovely little city. Most of the time we find we can get by with gesturing and often someone at a food stand or restaurant will speak a little English. When that doesn’t work, google translate helps a lot. Many menus aren’t in English so the camera option in the translate app is a lifesaver there!

[@paulvalentine4157]

Rueifong Night Market is awesome!

[@AlongWeGo]

It really is the best!

[@tsm8109]

Narrow-barred Spanish mackerel; 康氏馬加鰆 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Narrow-barred_Spanish_mackerel

[@AlongWeGo]

That’s it! Thank you!

[@2383Lucky]

Great video guys! the first one I got to see on your page. My wife's family house is a few blocks from the Liuhe nigh market, definitely touristy but still a great option. I agree that the raifung night market is the best in Kaohsiung. If you guys are still living in the area there is a great breakfast/lunch noodle shop about 2 blocks west of the Liuhe night market.

[@AlongWeGo]

Thanks for watching! We’re no longer living in Taiwan but we miss it all the time! Can’t wait until we can return for a visit!

[@法克油門-d1r]

👍👍👍

[@huangjay4741]

Thank u. I live in Houjing and the night market is my favorite one, because nearly haha.

[@frankyu4967]

I do believe Meg and Gabe is making fun of us in North America who are stuck with our stage 3 lockdown now. :-(. Stay safe and healthy to all.

[@AlongWeGo]

Aww we certainly sympathize! All of our family members are in the same situation in North America. We are super grateful we can feel safe going out in Taiwan and indulging in the night markets!

[@raven44012]

My son has been teaching over there for the past few years. Thanks for showing me part of his city! Edit: come to find out you know my son. He laughed at me when I sent him the video to ask which market he went to.

[@AlongWeGo]

No way! What a coincidence! He’s a teacher in Kaohsiung? What’s his name?

[@raven44012]

@@AlongWeGo Dave Miller, he said Meg worked at the same branch

[@AlongWeGo]

@@raven44012 oh my gosh! Of course! Dave is so nice, and such a great teacher - all the kids love him 😊. Tell him hello for me! I hope things are going well at Hess!

[@raven44012]

@@AlongWeGo It’s going very well. He and Kira got married

[@AlongWeGo]

@@raven44012 that’s wonderful! Congratulations!

[@theojenetopulos9096]

Was there a 2 week quarantine period when you got there? What are travel requirements now?

[@chuckhuang4359]

Burning the brown sugar makes it smells and tastes better, when drinking the boba milk tea. It's like roasting the seafood makes the flavor better than just cooking it. The fried fresh vegetable and tofu is from a food stall that makes Mongolian barbecue. I guess it's all you can 'put in a bowl' for NTD $180 dollars. The fish is called seer fish, it is commonly seen in Taiwan for sure. Because it's texture is harder to chew, a good way to eat it is to make it into chunks by deep frying. Soaking seer fish chunks into gluey broth is a popular local cuisine for sure.

[@AlongWeGo]

Yes, the burning brown sugar made the milk tea taste so good! We thought the Mongolian barbecue price was going to be per item so we definitely could have filled up our bowl much more to make it worth the cost!

[@kieranshae]

how is the language barrier? do many people speak english or do you easily pick up mandarin when living there?

[@AlongWeGo]

We definitely do NOT easily pick up on the mandarin! It’s not like Spanish or French where some of the words may sound similar in English, so it can be quite difficult. We rely on google translate a lot, and of course the patience and kindness of the locals 😊

[@呷霸丹棒尬]

台灣夜市美食好吃嗎？ Is Taiwan’s night market food delicious?

[@AlongWeGo]

It is very delicious! Lots of options!

[@weiluenchiou2513]

I wonder if seating in the night market is a problem, I see so many people walking around in your video

[@AlongWeGo]

It can be! Many stalls don’t have seats so people crowd around those that do

[@tedy660]

How did you learn how to.... 12:45.... secret. Seems to be missing some footage there. May be the owner doesn't want to tell.

[@AlongWeGo]

Yes, he didn’t want to share too many details about how the drink is made

[@antoniodelrey585]

Please let us know that you guys are OK. The news about the train there...

[@AlongWeGo]

Hello! Thank you for asking, we are safe. What tragic news, we're reading about it here..

[@antoniodelrey585]

@@AlongWeGo I am relieved...such a sad and improbable catastrophe. Blessings to everyone who were unfortunate to be there and their families.

[@法克油門-d1r]

👍👏🤝

[@yssasupernova]

meg needs to seriously let us ladies know what lipstick she wears going to these night markets! Not a single smudge haha

[@AlongWeGo]

Haha! I don’t know if there’s Sephora in Taiwan but that’s where it’s from! Though there is definitely some re-applying behind the scenes!

[@antoniodelrey585]

It's her beautiful lips...hard not to notice!

[@法克油門-d1r]

😘😍😋

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