Chapter 1
Night markets and neon lights
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Chapter 2
Portable pockets of dough
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Chapter 3
Fire and spit-roasting
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Chapter 4
Morning rush-hour bites
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YOUR GOAL
Master of Street food around the world
Ch 1 · Night markets and neon lights
renato Night markets and neon lights
Neon dreams, street food gleams, a global culinary scene!
renato Explore the sweet warmth of tteokbokki. This infographic highlights one of the best street food bites on Earth.
renato Singapore's Lau Pa Sat features an entire street that shuts down nightly to serve charcoal-grilled satay skewers.
Fun Fact
Stinky tofu chemistry: The signature aroma of Taiwanese stinky tofu comes from a fermentation brine made of fermented milk, vegetables, and dried shrimp that ages for months.
Glossary
night market (noun)
A street market that operates at night, typically selling food, drinks, and other merchandise. Established in 1909, Taipei's Shilin night market remains a major hub for traditional Taiwanese street food.
A street market that operates at night, typically selling food, drinks, and other merchandise. Established in 1909, Taipei's Shilin night market remains a major hub for traditional Taiwanese street food.
Quiz
Which unusual vegetable ingredient is commonly folded inside the sweet Malaysian pancake known as apam balik?
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What type of fuel is traditionally used to grill satay in Singapore to give it a smoky aroma?
choko Taipei's Shilin Night Market transformed into a neon-lit evening maze featuring over 500 stalls
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Which material is traditionally used to make the heavy cooking pans for Malaysian apam balik?
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Which street in Singapore is shut down every evening to host the open-air Lau Pa Sat satay stalls?
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What historic year did Taipei's famous Shilin Night Market first open as a small daytime market?