This seasame oil specialty store sells that with plain noodles (TWD 40), pig's heart (TWD 140), and more.
This market has a good variety of shops. While the stalls on the street mainly sell food, the shops lining the sides have a mix including fashion and old-world style gaming machines.
This dessert shop offers many combinations of familiar items, a good sweet ending to a night of fried and oily snacks.
This stall is simply named "Delicious" and sells various noodles and duck meat.
This stall sells a Hong Kong specialty, egglets made with a customized waffle iron.
Another typical Hong Kong street food is curry fish balls.
A huge line snaked out of this shop selling "deep-sea" fish sticks at the start of the night market, by far the biggest crowd for any stall that night. 1 stick is only TWD 20, less than USD $1, and you get 1 free when you buy 6.
There are some funky foods on offer here. #46 is chicken crown, #47 is chicken rear-end, #41 is chicken heart, and #45 is chicken intestine.
