Car Tour

Overview

Best for families, seniors, and anyone covering more ground than two legs allow, Comfortable and air-conditioned, perfect in any weather. We drive you out to spots the walking and biking tours don’t reach — Visit hidden local eateries and attractions beyond the city center, a few market stops along the way. Proper time at each place. No rushing, no set pace.

What you'll eat

• Turkey Rice with Variety of Sides Dishes Famous must-eat featuring shredded turkey over rice.
• Goose Meat Chiayi Goose is one of the city's signature local dishes. Fresh goose meat is carefully boiled to keep it tender and juicy, then served with a flavorful dipping sauce. Known for its rich taste and smooth texture, it's a must-try specialty for visitors to Chiayi.
• Local Night Markets (Street Food)Beyond the famous Wenhua Road Night Market, Chiayi is home to local neighborhood night markets that most visitors rarely get to experience. Since these local night markets are not easily accessible by public transportation, joining a **car tour** is the most convenient way to visit. It lets you explore a more authentic side of Chiayi and discover hidden local favorites that most tourists miss.
• Local Granny Store (Snacks and Souvenirs) It is a traditional Taiwanese neighborhood grocery shop that has been part of daily life for generations. In Chiayi, these old-fashioned stores offer snacks, local products, household goods, and a nostalgic glimpse into Taiwan's past. More than just a place to shop, they represent the warmth of local communities and the simple charm of traditional Taiwanese life.
• Soy Milk PuddingsMade from freshly ground soybeans, Chiayi's soy milk and silky tofu pudding are local favorites. Simple, fresh, and comforting, they're a must-try breakfast or dessert.
• Must Eat Sticky Tofu in ChiayiUnlike the strong-smelling stinky tofu found at many night markets, it has a much milder aroma, making it perfect even for first-time eaters. Freshly fried until crispy on the outside and soft inside. If stinky tofu isn't your thing, you can also try their delicious **fried guo (炸粿)** instead!