安居街9巷攤販集中區

The rice noodles with fish soup is delicious. The fried tofu is crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. The price is not expensive. There are also some irregular side dishes. The fish is very fresh.

General household items, fruits and vegetables can also be bought here, but "raw meat" must not be! Basically, they are put overnight in the "open air"! (From the early morning stocks are placed in the open air until one or two in the afternoon). Especially in summer, the raw meat is kept open for more than 10 hours (I haven’t finished speaking, raw meat that has not been sold out all day, re-ice it and sell it the next morning), it is absolutely impossible to be fresh

During the day is Bailan Market, chicken, duck, fish, vegetables and fruits, fresh and cooked food, everything is available. The vendors are concentrated in the alleys about 100 meters above and below, which is enough to meet the needs of the people's livelihood. In the evening, at the end of the alley, including Lane 308 in the third section of Anju Street and Heping East Road, there are about 4 to 50 snack shops and vendors, taking care of the taste buds of the neighborhood

Eat and buy the local open-air market. Early in the morning, I ran into a vendor driving a car to stock up and prepare. Basically I want to get vegetables, fruits, chicken, duck, fish, and daily necessities. I want to eat at the small stall next to the intersection. There are many choices for dessert, bean curd, or cooked snacks. I can only say that the residents living here are really too happy ♥️

The mother-in-law and mother-in-law who live in Liuzhangli, Anju Street 9 Lane Street Concentrator, commonly known as Bailan Market, was established after 1986. The main location is in Taipei's Liuzhangli Anju Street 9 Lane. It starts from Anju Street in the west, Lane 308 in the third section of Heping East Road (has reached Lixiao Park), and crosses the two main lanes of Lane 159 and Lane 169 in Leye Street in the middle. Like other morning markets, business hours are about 6 to 7 in the morning to about 1 to 2 in the afternoon. Like other traditional markets, this market has everything, and there is not much to say here. But it's worth noting that, of course, not every street vendor is good in quality and low in price, or the old saying: shop around does not suffer. Compared with other regular markets, it should be noted that this is not a regular "market", but a "street vendor concentration market". However, many people only know that this is the "Bailan Market", but they do not know that this is just a common name, not an official name. And because this is just a "street vendor concentration ground", it is definitely not as good as the regular market in terms of management and maintenance. Therefore, all kinds of chaos can't be too harsh or critical. The traffic here is still convenient. Those who take public transportation can get off at Liuzhangli Station or Linguang Station and walk to Fuyang Street for about six or seven minutes. The bus only needs to aim at Liuzhangli. However, driving by yourself is a headache, because parking is not very convenient, and the Jiaxing Park underground parking lot is the most convenient. If it is rush hour on weekends and holidays, it will be difficult to find. This article was modified a little later, and it was also reposted to the "Bailan Market" for the reference of unfamiliar friends here; but the matching photos are another group.