[2025 Kaohsiung Attraction] Travel Guide for Ruifeng Night Market (Updated Aug)

Ruifeng Night Market in Kaohsiung is very popular and attracts many tourists. There are many classic delicacies here, such as salted chicken, oyster omelette, braised food, fried chicken and bubble milk tea. The following are particularly recommended: • Papaya milk: Rich and smooth, not too sweet, a perfect blend of papaya and milk. • Tanghulu: crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, with just the right amount of sweet and sour, every bite is full of surprises. • Chicken skin: crispy on the outside, tender on the inside, and the special sauce adds a unique flavor. Whether you are tasting snacks or shopping, Ruifeng Night Market is a good choice Nanping Road, Yucheng Road, Zuoying District, Kaohsiung City, Taiwan 804 #2月好地方2025

This time in Kaohsiung, one place you absolutely must visit is Ruifeng Night Market. Known for its diverse snacks and entertainment, it is also one of the most famous night markets! My favorites include papaya milk and traditional garlic chicken! Besides enjoying various foods and drinks, you can also play different games here, such as ring toss and balloon shooting! Highly recommend visiting Ruifeng Night Market when you travel to Kaohsiung!

#nightmarkets #100waysoftravel I recently visited RuiFeng Night Market in Kaohsiung, and it was a delightful experience. Known for its vibrant atmosphere and extensive array of food stalls, this market is a must-visit for anyone looking to dive into Taiwanese street food culture. The market offers a wide variety of local delicacies, from juicy stinky tofu and savory oyster omelets to sweet and refreshing bubble tea. The energetic vibe and bustling crowds add to the excitement, making it a great place to explore and sample different flavors. The shopping options are also diverse, with numerous stalls selling clothing, accessories, and souvenirs. Address: Located at No. 55, Fengming Road, Zuoying District, Kaohsiung. #nightlife #taiwantrip #taiwan #kaoshiung #food #foodie

Popular with local young people! A festival-like [Rui Fong Night Market] Unusual food, clothes, game stalls, everything is here⭐️ They even sell handicrafts😊 After the bubble tea wave has passed, lemon water is now popular☺️ If you get a thick-skinned version of Xiaolongbao, you're missing out lol There are many massage shops nearby where you can take a break if you get tired of walking. 📍Location: 804 Kaohsiung City, Zuoying District, Yucheng Rd, Nanping Road, Taiwan 🕰️Opening hours: 5pm-12am Closed on Mondays and Wednesdays #Rui Fong Night Market #Kaohsiung #Taiwan #Kaohsiung Trip #100 Travel Styles

Visiting Taiwan, the night markets are an experience not to be missed. This time I came to Raohe Night Market in Taipei, which is filled with an atmosphere of longing. The night market boasts a dazzling array of delicacies, and although it's only a short 20-minute walk, each one is worth recommending. The photos capture the deliciousness I've tasted, especially recommending the pepper buns, the kumquat lemon is very refreshing, and the rib crisps are also fragrant. There's also the ice and fire glutinous rice balls worth lining up for, the unique combination of rice wine with ice and sesame rice balls has a distinctive flavor. Sweet potato balls and taro cakes should be eaten while hot, or the texture will be less enjoyable. Stinky tofu and medicinal braised ribs are very fragrant, but I was too full to eat more, leaving them for next time. Additionally, Yu Zhen Xin's cream puffs, sun cakes, and beef jerky sugar are great as souvenirs. Then I went with friends to Tuen Mun, passing through a village estate with numerous shops and a variety of food and groceries. We tried a Taiwanese restaurant there, spacious and comfortable with music playing, adding to the ambiance. We tasted oyster omelets, garlic stir-fried lettuce, signature beef noodles in soy sauce, crispy rib vegetable rice, signature drunken chicken rolls, clay pot dumplings with chicken stew, pearl milk tea shaved ice, and Long Long Honey Honey special drink, each with its own unique flavor, leaving a lasting impression. Afterward, we started our journey to Kaohsiung. In the morning, we arrived at Taoyuan and took the high-speed train to Kaohsiung. Unfortunately, I didn't win the Jin Fu Qi draw, and there was no one-day offer for the SIM card, so I had to buy a three-day one, and on the last day, I was forced to activate international roaming. In Kaohsiung, there were some 'free' records where the step count doubled. For example, two kids were repairing the roof at Pier-2; the pure white carousel at Stack 2 Warehouse was removed; the Dragon and Tiger Pagodas at Lotus Pond were under maintenance; and the jadeite cabbage at the National Palace Museum was not on display. However, there were also some doubled happiness with delicious food and drinks. The fish belly soup at Dagouding Milkfish Vermicelli Soup was very tasty; Gangyuan Beef Noodles were affordable and initially delicious; Dahua Milk Tea with half sugar was very drinkable, and sweet lovers thought it could be even sweeter. Yanchengpu Night Market is only open on Saturdays, super delicious, with few stalls but all are essence, and the prices are incredibly cheap! The spicy and sour duck feet are absolutely amazing. There's also authentic duck rice, crispy stinky tofu at Ruifeng Night Market, saltwater chicken, and more. The clear broth beef noodles at Liu Shan Dong Beef Noodles in Taipei are also very fragrant. This trip for the working people was super rushed, a hurried three days in the south, and although the one-day trip to Tainan didn't yield much delicious food, I saw the stunning Ten Drum performance and beautiful sunset. On the last day, I hurried back to Taipei and visited the National Palace Museum. With a journey of thirty thousand steps a day, it was fortunate that Kaohsiung was cheap and delicious. The shops didn't open in the morning, but the hotel included breakfast, which was also very satisfying. I will come again! But next time, I'll avoid the Dadong Night Market in Tainan, which is expensive and not tasty. 🥹

Rui Fung Night Market is located near the MRT Dome Station It is easy to find the MRT exit and walk about 3 minutes to get there There are many young people in the nearby streets There are many kinds of stalls at the night market. You don't have to worry about not having the right food🤓 There are different delicacies gathered together There are different types of skewers to choose from Silk sweet potatoes are a must-try. They are sweet and crispy Moon shrimp cake is fried to order 🦐🌙 The boss also taught me how to order sauce The sauce has a honey fragrance Ah Yong taro milk is also very good steamed large pieces of taro in the cup to rich flavor This night market is very crowded, the stalls are cramped and not so comfortable to walk However, there are more clothes to sell playing games grabbing dolls that can be played A little further away you can have a night market restaurant where you can sit and eat ~ If the accommodation is not too far, we recommend taking out a meal back to the hotel 👍🏻 #food #foodie #Kaohsiung #Taipeifood #travel abroad

Ruifeng Night Market has all the Taiwanese snacks you could want, and the route is simple and easy to navigate. The roads are wide and big, and you can park your car at the nearby San Min Family Economics School. It's worth a visit! #Kaohsiung #Ruifeng Night Market #Night Market #Taiwanese Snacks

Ruifeng Night Market is a night market that you must not miss when traveling to Kaohsiung. Although it is not the largest night market, it is very conveniently located. It is only about a 5-minute walk from the Arena Station. With rich and diverse food, shopping, and games, it is no exaggeration to say that it is the most popular night market in Kaohsiung. Ruifeng Night Market is closed on Mondays and Wednesdays, but open the rest of the time. There are so many delicious foods at the market. I especially want to recommend the sweet potato balls from "Ke Ke Ke" (still delicious even when cold), the milk mochi from "Wenxian Milk Mochi", the sweet potato shreds from "Mr. Sweet Potato" (considered by my friends to be the best in Taiwan), the papaya milk from "Papaya Milk King", and the Turkish shawarma wraps from "Come and Eat Shawarma" (you can't get them anywhere else). Ruifeng Night Market in Kaohsiung is one of my top three favorite night markets!

Every time I come to Ruifeng Night Market, I eat Wanguo Steak, because there seems to be nothing special to eat after looking around. Corn soup and iced black tea are self-service. I ordered chicken thigh steak for $150. The taste is the same as before. It is considered a good value for money. #StarWriterGoGoGo #foodie #nightmarket #Kaohsiung #RuifengNightMarket

#JulyTravelSupport 🏬RuiheNightMarket 📍Location: Kaohsiung Liuhe Night Market, Liuhe 2nd Rd, Xinxing District, Kaohsiung City, Taiwan 📍Review: During your Kaohsiung trip, be sure to visit Ruihe Night Market (六合夜市) at night! The vibrant atmosphere, teeming with tourists and locals, is filled with a variety of street food. With oyster pancakes, king prawns, beef noodles, and tapioca drinks, this foodie paradise is truly a feast for the eyes. The prices are affordable, and most menus are in English and Chinese, making ordering a breeze. A place to experience authentic Taiwanese daily life while casually strolling around! #KaohsiungNightMarket #RuiheNightMarket #TaiwanStreetFood #TaiwanTravel #KaohsiungFood

📅 Travel Schedule I traveled from Tainan to Kaohsiung in the morning, but for those arriving directly in Kaohsiung from Korea, please adjust the itinerary accordingly. Day 1: Kaohsiung City Tour (Morning) Travel from Tainan (or another city) to Kaohsiung Check into accommodation (Lunch) Enjoy beef noodle soup at Xiangyuan Beef Noodles near Yanchengpu Station Followed by milk tea at Huada Milk Tea (Afternoon) Watch the rotating bridge at Dagang Bridge (3 PM) Take a ferry (10 minutes) from Gushan Pier to Cijin Island for sightseeing Return to watch the sunset at Takao British Consulate (Evening) Visit Ruifeng Night Market (operates Sat, Sun, Tue) or Liuhe Night Market (open daily) Have dinner at the night market Stop by Formosa Boulevard Station for photos before returning to the accommodation Day 2: Exploring Kenting by Scooter (Morning) Take the first 9819 bus (8:30 AM) from Zuoying Station (High-Speed Rail Exit 2, not Metro Exit 2) to Kenting (Lunch) Arrive at Kenting Main Street around 11 AM and have an early meal (Afternoon) Rent an electric scooter and tour the eastern side of Hengchun Peninsula (2-3 hours) - Xiaowan, Chuanfans, Eluanbi, Longpan, etc. (Prepare long-sleeved clothing as the weather can be sunny and hot) (Evening) Visit the night market you missed the previous day, enjoy dinner, and take a stroll along the Love River (If you have time, visit the Kaohsiung Main Public Library; the interior is beautifully designed) Day 3: Kaohsiung Suburban Tour (Morning) Take bus E01A from Zuoying Station to Qishan Explore the Old Street and try snacks (cream puffs are delicious) Visit Gushan Park nearby, which is often overlooked but offers stunning views (Afternoon) Head to Meinong for lunch and try Ban Tiao noodles (Since Meinong has limited attractions, you can skip it and return to the city for shopping at malls or visit places like mural villages) Afterward, plan your return or travel to another city. 🏨 Accommodation Recommendation: Hub Hotel Kaohsiung Yixin Although it's slightly away from the city center, everything else is excellent 🍴 Food Recommendation: Xiangyuan Beef Noodles (delicious beef noodle soup) 📌 Useful Tip: 50 Lan (chain store) offers affordable and tasty milk tea

Ruifeng Night Market is located in Zuoying District, Kaohsiung Considered the largest night market in Kaohsiung, it covers an area of up to 5000 square meters There are countless food stalls Kaohsiung friends recommended the following must-try delicacies: Angel Chicken Steak, Tsang's Fujian Fried Noodles, Spanish Stew, Wan Guo Steak, Man's Fresh Milk Marshmallow, Showcase Dim Sum, Vinegar Bar...etc 😋 The famous angel chicken chop is definitely the first choice The whole piece of chicken steak is almost as big as a palm Very thick outer layer covered with a thin layer of frying powder The skin is crispy and the meat is tender and juicy. It's really quite good It was worthy of being voted the best chicken steak in Taiwan There are flavors of chicken steak: original, pepper and salt, spicy, and spicy 😋Be jealous Healthy hand-shake shops that focus on fresh fruit, fresh vinegar drinks, and hand-boiled sugar cane have a wide selection From pure tea, fruit tea, to nourishing vinegar drinks The "sugarcane lemon tea" composed of sugarcane and lemon has a multi-layered taste "Cranberry vinegar" is sweet and sour and refreshing If you are thirsty, try this healthy drink hidden in the night market 😋 Wen fresh milk marshmallows Made with fresh milk instead of glutinous rice There are milk, chocolate, matcha, sesame, peanuts...etc A variety of flavors are even better after ice Tender and fluffy with a faint milky aroma after entering the mouth Not too sweet as the best choice for dessert after a meal 😋 Tsang's Fujian Fried Noodles Stir-fry quickly over high heat. The portion is quite large and the noodles are crispy Rich ingredients with fresh shrimp, squid, meat slices, sprouts, kale.... and other very filling suggestions to share together Rui Fung Night Market is more concentrated than Liuhe Night Market Whether it is food, games, grocery stalls are quite good to walk Things you must visit when you visit Kaohsiung #KaohsiungTour #must visit place #night marketfood 📍Rui Fung Night Market *Address: Nanping Road, Yucheng Road, Zuoying District, Kaohsiung City *Opening hours: 1700 - 00:00 *Closed on Mondays and Wednesdays, hours may vary slightly depending on booths

#Overseas travel 📍Ruifeng Night Market Ruifeng Night Market 804 Taiwan Kaohsiung City, Zuoying District, Yucheng Rd, 南屏路 Closed every Monday and Wednesday This is one of the largest night markets in Kaohsiung, and there are so many things to eat, see, and enjoy that I highly recommend it. If you are traveling to Kaohsiung, be sure to visit Ruifeng Night Market. #KaohsiungTravel #KaohsiungNightMarket #KaohsiungPlacesToVisit

#ChinaTravelMoment Check the closed days! Delicious and diverse food And doll grabbers! There are many tables, so it's nice to sit down and eat. It feels the biggest in Kaohsiung. It's winding, so it feels more abundant! I recommend it to those who like night markets.

#ChinaTravelMoment #KaohsiungTravel Closed on Mondays/Wednesdays Opening Hours: 5PM to 12AM Recommended Menu - Fried Chicken, Tanghulu Because there are a lot of people, you have to be careful with your belongings There are also many things to enjoy like games in addition to food So I recommend you visit after dinner

#discoverchina Attractions 🎪 ：Ruifeng Night Market Location 📍: 804, Taiwan, Kaohsiung City, Zuoying District, Yucheng Rd, Nanping Road Time 🕒: Monday Close Time 🕒: Tuesday 17:00-Midnight Time 🕒: Wednesday Close Time 🕒: Thursday-Sunday 17:00-Midnight Features 🤩: Many childhood games❤️ 🚗 Free Parking 🚽 There are toilets 🎫 No tickets required ⚠️ Many snacks, do not litter #kaoshiung

Recommended itineraries for Kaohsiung & Pingtung - Night market food × riverside scenery × ocean exploration × Kenting natural beauty 🚩 Day 1: Kaohsiung food and cultural tour Liuhe Night Market: The most representative night market in Kaohsiung, papaya milk, grilled squid, and fried chicken are must-try. Love River: Stroll along the Love River at night or take a ride on the Love Boat to enjoy the riverside lights and romantic atmosphere. Ruifeng Night Market: A favorite night market for locals, selling a variety of food such as steak, takoyaki, and cheese potatoes. Pier-2 Art Center: Daytime is a good place to take photos, check in, and enjoy cultural and creative exhibitions and street art. 🚩 Day 2: Pingtung & Kenting Nature Exploration Pingtung Museum of Marine Biology and Aquarium: The largest aquarium in Taiwan, where you can see whale sharks, penguins and coral ecosystems up close. Kenting Street: A bustling night market-style street selling exotic food, Southeast Asian-style drinks and Kenting specialty products. Longpan Prairie: One of the most magnificent natural attractions in Kenting. Standing on the edge of the cliff, you can overlook the Pacific Ocean and feel the boundless view and sea breeze. 🚇Transportation Self-driving tour 📷Photography Liuhe Night Market, Love River, Ruifeng Night Market, Pier 2 Pingtung Museum of Marine Biology and Aquarium, Kenting Street, Longpan Prairie 🏠Accommodation recommendation Seawall 130 #Pingtung Museum of Marine Biology and Aquarium #Seawall 130 #Kenting Street #Ruifeng Night Market 💡Note: Drive carefully #Kenting

#0円旅February2025 It takes less than an hour to get from Kaohsiung International Airport to Lotus Pond by MRT. The exterior of the Dragon and Tiger Tower has been renovated and is beautiful and impressive. The Dome of Light at Formosa Boulevard Station is a wonderful work by the Italian Narcissus. If you change to the Orange Line here and go to Sizihwan Station (Hamasei), you can take a ferry to Cijin Island. There are many street stalls where you can enjoy Taiwanese cuisine. The views of Cihou Fort and the lighthouse are also great. The strawberry shaved ice at Youma Bingpu was delicious. Ruifeng Night Market is packed with people, and the narrow passages are crowded, making it a festival every day. It's great that you can use the EasyCard to ride the MRT, LRT, buses, and even the ferry. You can enjoy art and gourmet food in just one day.

#JanuaryTravelSupportEvent #Taiwan #FebruaryTravelSupportEvent I bought and ate sweet potato balls at Ruifeng Night Market! Big, chewy, and with a subtle sweet potato flavor, glutinous rice donuts The sweet potato balls were so delicious🍠 Those who like sweet potatoes, definitely try them!ㅎㅎ It was a night market where I had fun looking at food and seeing dogs exhausted from the heat.

#January travel support event #Taiwan #February travel support event Ruifeng Night Market is the largest night market in Kaohsiung! Taiwan is a place where night markets are developed, and there are many kinds of food and places selling them. It was a night market with many people👍 If you want to experience a Taiwanese night market, go to Ruifengㅎ

2️⃣0️⃣2️⃣5️⃣Slow Tour of Kaohsiung, Taiwan for 4 days and 3 nights DAY2️⃣ After visiting Shoushan Zoo, we took a taxi to Hanshin Arena, the largest shopping mall in Kaohsiung. When the 78-year-old taxi driver learned that we were from Hong Kong, he enthusiastically introduced Kaohsiung's attractions to us and recommended the night markets frequented by locals. He mentioned that the "Liuhe Night Market" we went to yesterday was actually the most expensive! 😉 However, it’s okay for experienced drivers to drive slowly while talking, but it’s still a bit dangerous to make an emergency lane change if you go the wrong way. 🙈 We took a short break at Din Tai Fung in Hanshin Arena and enjoyed some delicious soup dumplings, then headed to Ruifeng Night Market. Here, we found a stall called "Master Shao Shanghai Soup Dumplings" and tasted their "Sprayed Soup Dumplings", which tasted super delicious! 😋 We ate basket after basket and even thought it tasted better than Din Tai Fung! 🤣 Finally, I tried the "Double Egg Oyster Omelette", which was also delicious. After a hearty meal, we decided to be romantic and went to Kaohsiung's Love River at Qianjin Station. We took a gondola ride on the river, accompanied by beautiful songs, which made our evening more enjoyable and memorable. #2月好地方2025

Today we arrived at the famous Ruifeng Night Market in Kaohsiung. At dusk we took the MRT and walked 3 minutes to the MRT station. "Ruifeng Night Market is a famous night market." The square stalls are clean and tidy, and quite comfortable. However, the stalls in the night market sell similar things. We finally chose a seafood barbecue restaurant that has Thai shrimps. Thai shrimps are divided into large and small ones. We chose the small ones (the uncle sitting next to us suggested it to us) because the small ones will be more cooked if grilled. We waited for 3 minutes and it came up quickly. The seats are free. The hot shrimps are beautiful and delicious. I will definitely come again next time. They are just like the ones in the photo above. Great!

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck If Taipei has Shilin, Kaohsiung has Ruifeng. But don't compare the sizes. It's much smaller. 555 Ruifeng Night Market is probably the most famous night market in Kaohsiung among tourists. And it's like a Taiwanese night market: eat, eat, eat!! The prices are normal according to the cost of living in Taiwan. What I chose to eat was fried rice with tomato sauce. It was delicious. It smelled of the pan. It was a bit like the fried rice my mother made. Another menu was bacon wrapped beef. It was also delicious, but the cooking method was scary because they had to burn it with fire. And the gas was very strong. 555 Overall, it was okay. 😊

If you walk out of Exit 1 of Kaohsiung MRT Arena Station today, you will arrive at Kaohsiung Ruifeng Night Market, where there are many things to eat, such as steak, stinky tofu, sweet potato balls, scallion pancakes, Thai milk tea, etc.! Today I went to eat tofu pudding on a dining truck. A cup of red bean tofu pudding cost 35 yuan. The red beans were very dense and the tofu pudding was also of traditional flavor. It didn’t taste like agar-agar. It was delicious! 📍Kaohsiung Ruifeng Night Market Opening hours are Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday for a total of five days, you can refer to it #Kaohsiung #nightmarket #travelcoolexperience #nightmarketfood #Kaohsiungfood #travelinspiration

#2024TravelReview When you come to Taiwan, you must go to the night market to experience it! This time when I traveled to Kaohsiung, I chose Ruifeng Night Market in Zuoying District. The night market is a square space consisting of about 10 side streets, with many restaurants, game stalls, beverage shops, clothing and accessories shops, etc. It is full of variety. The snack stalls are very diverse and many of them are delicious. You will not repeat the same food if you come for two consecutive days. You must arrange a night to eat and drink~ 📍Address: MRT Arena Station Exit 1 🕰️Business hours: After 17:00 (Closed on Mondays and Wednesdays) 💰Average consumption per person: 100

Kaohsiung, a city caressed by sea breezes and bathed in sunlight. It is neither as hurried as Taipei nor as profound as Tainan. It possesses a unique blend of laziness and exuberance, striking a delicate balance between the vibrant port atmosphere and the gentle southern charm. On this journey, I attempt to capture the flowing soul of this city with words, feeling its enchanting flavor emanating from the intertwining of history and modernity. The journey begins at the Pier-2 Art Center, a former container terminal that has transformed into a cluster of warehouses brimming with artistic vibes. The weathered red brick walls, adorned with graffiti and sculptures, shimmer with a peculiar luster under the sun. As I wander through the narrow alleys, the air is filled with the aroma of coffee and the inspiration of artists. Every corner holds a potential surprise—a mural, an installation art piece—each telling the story of Kaohsiung. Sitting in an old café, sipping a hand-brewed coffee, I watch the bustling port scene and feel the passage of time. This is not the sediment of history but a recreation of it, a dialogue between the old and the new. Here, everything seems full of possibilities. Leaving Pier-2, I take the light rail to Xiziwan. As the sun sets, the sky turns a golden red, and the sea breeze gently caresses my face, bringing a salty scent. The scenery of Xiziwan unfolds before my eyes like a painting: the azure sea waves crashing against the shore rocks, the distant Gushan standing tall, and the sunset casting a shimmering glow on the sea. I sit on the beach, quietly admiring it all, feeling the gentle touch of the sea breeze, and finding a moment of peace for my soul. This is not a bustling city but a place where one can converse with nature and cleanse the soul. Kaohsiung at night has a different kind of charm. I visit the Ruifeng Night Market, filled with lively voices and a variety of snacks. The air is thick with enticing aromas. I taste local specialties like salted crispy chicken and sausage wrapped in glutinous rice, along with many other unnamed snacks, each full of surprises. The people in the night market, with smiles on their faces, enjoy the pleasures of life amidst laughter. This is a vibrant and passionate scene, showcasing the vitality and warmth of Kaohsiung. The next day, I head to Cijin. Taking a ferry across Kaohsiung Harbor, I watch the busy port scene and the distant skyline, filled with emotions. Cijin is a peninsula with an island vibe, featuring a long coastline and numerous seafood restaurants. I stroll along the coast, feeling the sea breeze and admiring the seamless horizon. In a seafood restaurant, I savor fresh seafood, its delicious taste lingering in my mouth. Cijin, like a hidden paradise, offers a tranquil space amidst the bustling city. On the last day of the journey, I visit Lotus Pond, a scenic lake surrounded by historical sites and temples, such as the Dragon and Tiger Pagodas and the Spring and Autumn Pavilions. I walk along the lakeside, enjoying the picturesque scenery and feeling the historical ambiance. This place is not only a scenic spot but also an important cultural landmark of Kaohsiung, witnessing its history and changes. Kaohsiung, a city full of vitality and warmth, blends history with modernity, tradition with innovation. Here, you can feel the gentle touch of the sea breeze, the warmth of the sun, and the passion of the people. This journey is not just about visiting Kaohsiung's attractions but experiencing its life and feeling its soul. It is an indescribable beauty, an unforgettable experience that will forever remain in my memory, becoming a part of my life. I feel a sense of inner peace and satisfaction, a deep attachment to this city. As I leave Kaohsiung, I look back with longing, knowing that this southern city will leave a deep imprint in my heart. This imprint will become more profound and moving with time. It is not just a journey but an unforgettable memory, a warmth treasured in my heart. I believe I will return to experience the unique charm of this city once again. This journey made me rethink the meaning of travel. It is not just about sightseeing but deeply experiencing and integrating with the local culture, having a dialogue with oneself. Kaohsiung, in its unique way, gently touched my soul. It is not just a city but a lifestyle, a love and pursuit of life. This feeling will always accompany me as I move forward.

#DecemberTravelSupportEvent #Kaohsiung #Ruifeng The octopus skewers were the most expensive ($130), but the octopus was soft and fell off the skewer easily, which was nice. Since it's a market, I often see Mr. Ba, but I guess there's nothing I can do about it. The octopus skewers are really delicious! I asked for it to be spicy, but it wasn't that spicy. The sauce is like water, so be careful when you eat it.

#DecemberTravelSupportEvent #Kaohsiung #Ruifeng I was going to Liuhe, but my hostel roommate friend said Ruifeng is where the locals go, so she took me there. Then, I went around here and there, checking blogs and checking out restaurants one by one, and I saw sweet potato balls, so I bought some. They were not as sweet as I thought and felt empty. There were many in the market, but I don't know if they're better elsewhere.

#DecemberTravelSupportEvent #Kaohsiung #Ruifeng I was going to Liuhe, but my hostel roommate friend said Ruifeng is where the locals go, so she took me there. And I was going around here and there, checking blogs and trying out good restaurants one by one, so I got full, so I got a foot massage at a place that was open in the market with a great price-to-performance ratio. Then I liked it and wanted more, so I got an additional shoulder massage. It was good. I mustered up the courage to ask them to take a picture. LOL