新竹縣新埔鎮第一公有零售市場

The bustling traditional market, accompanied by the sound of slot-cut hawking and the gossip of aunts and uncles, or the Hakka accents spoken by the elders since childhood, sounds extraordinarily friendly.

A place to visit when you come to Xinpu. 1. Fenchang (Nianqiang) 2. Slats. Fried large intestine 3. Hand-woven containers and knives. At this point in time, there are sugar oranges, which are super flavorful.

Hsinchu’s Xinpu Hakka Town visits, and a large number of tourists flood in during holidays. Food reports Xinpu has a variety of Hakka delicacies. There are more than 40 restaurants in Xinpu, both fried and soup, each with its own characteristics. , I like to go to the traditional market, and I have that kind of familiarity, the noisy chats are endless, and there are often local dishes in the market. In addition to the large number of people or the crowd during the holiday, I find a seat by myself. The Hakka market does not want to have surging dishes, that is, the ordinary Hakka food such as rice noodles, rice noodles, Hakka small stir-fries, ginger and large intestines. Simply order Hakka soup rice noodles + Hakka stir-fry Steamed rice noodles + fried intestines + Hakka Dongpo smoked intestines snacks, fried rice noodles with oil onion broth, steamed rice noodles Q, fried intestines, fragrant and delicious, not bad for people-friendly prices! .......

There is a good balance between keeping tradition and being clean and tidy. The slats, bean curd and other snacks are authentic. The fried flower sticks of Xinfa fish balls are super delicious. Apo's bean curd with black sugar and thick honey. The taste of bean curd is "crisp". But the fly in the ointment is that the overall price is indeed high in the traditional market.

It was almost noon, and some vendors were closing their stalls (under the influence of the epidemic, there were also many fewer vendors selling...)! Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon and all kinds of delicacies are hidden in the vegetable market. This is the fun of visiting the vegetable market?!