滷味

Lu Wei (Braised Snacks) (滷味) at Taiwan night markets: how to order and where to eat

Pick what you like (tofu, duck wings, intestines, vegetables, noodles) and it is simmered in soy-based braising liquid. Eatwhr lists 14 stalls that sell it.

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Updated November 2026

How to order it

這些,要辣。

These ones, spicy please.

Or pick it in the Eatwhr app and show your order in Chinese.

Where to eat it

Taipei

At Raohe Night Market 6

A-Kuo Lu Wei 阿國滷味

from NT$20

★ Michelin Bib Gourmand (2019–2023)

Satan Beef Braised Snacks 撒旦牛滷味

Braised Beef 滷牛肉

Fude Braised Snacks 福德魯味

Red-Braised Snacks 紅燒滷味

+ 1 more in the app · Raohe Night Market guide →

At Ningxia Night Market 2

Li Family Braised Snacks 李家鄉滷味

Ning Ji Smoked Food 甯記煙燻美食

Ningxia Night Market guide →

At Shilin Night Market 1

Braised Duck Necks 鴨脖子

Shilin Night Market guide →

At Nanjichang Night Market 5

Yuan Lu Braised Food Diner 原滷食堂

Da Zhong Braised Snacks 大眾滷味

Tian Pin Braised Snacks 天品滷味

Li Family Braised Snacks 李家鄉滷味

Vietnamese Braised Snacks 越式滷味

Nanjichang Night Market guide →

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Questions

How do you order lu wei (braised snacks) in Chinese?

這些,要辣。 (These ones, spicy please.)

Where can I eat lu wei (braised snacks) in Taiwan?

At night markets including Raohe Night Market, Ningxia Night Market, Shilin Night Market, Nanjichang Night Market in Taipei. Eatwhr lists 14 stalls that sell it.

How to order at a night market without Chinese →