Kaohsiung Port Culinary — Liuhe Night Market Seafood and Cijin Island Seafood Street
Befitting a port city, seafood is the star of Kaohsiung's night markets. Liuhe Night Market is tourist-oriented, while Ruifeng Night Market is local-oriented, so it is recommended to visit them on separate days. Cijin Island is just a 10-minute boat ride from Gushan Ferry Terminal, and since prices on the seafood street are determined by weight, it is essential to check the market price before ordering.
Liuhe Night Market
리우허 야시장 (Liuhe Night Market)
Ruifeng Night Market
루이펑 야시장 (Ruifeng Night Market)
Cijin Seafood Street
치진 해산물거리 (Cijin Seafood Street)
Gang Yuan Beef Noodles
강위안 우육면 (Gang Yuan Beef Noodle, 港園牛肉麵)
Xing Long Ju (興隆居)
싱룽쥐 (Xing Long Ju, 興隆居)
Liuhe Night Market
리우허 야시장 (Liuhe Night Market)
Kaohsiung's representative tourist night market. Papaya milk stalls and seafood skewers, such as grilled lobster and oysters, are popular.
Ruifeng Night Market
루이펑 야시장 (Ruifeng Night Market)
A night market where locals really go. The density of food items, such as flame-grilled beef brisket sushi and stinky tofu, is higher than at Liuhe.
Cijin Seafood Street
치진 해산물거리 (Cijin Seafood Street)
A seafood restaurant district located right next to the ferry landing. They will cook the seafood you select from the tanks according to your preference.
Gang Yuan Beef Noodles
강위안 우육면 (Gang Yuan Beef Noodle, 港園牛肉麵)
It is considered the original Kaohsiung beef noodle restaurant that has been around since the 1950s. The mixed noodles are just as famous as the broth.
Xing Long Ju (興隆居)
싱룽쥐 (Xing Long Ju, 興隆居)
A long-standing morning Tangbao shop where people line up from dawn. A juicy steamed bun with a cup of soy milk is the Kaohsiung-style morning set.
