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Pier 5
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Pier 5

Pier 5 is a riverside food court in Taipei’s Datong District, where small shipping containers house bars and restaurants.

Pier 5 is a riverside food court in Taipei’s Datong District, where small shipping containers house bars and restaurants. Choose from local, Korean, Thai and Western food, then settle into the outdoor seating with a beer or another drink and views of the pier. The casual setting works for a relaxed evening with friends or a solo stop. Saturdays are especially lively, and you can pair a visit with a bike ride along the river using YouBikes.

Food in converted containers

Pier 5
Pier 5

Pier 5 is a food court in Taipei’s Datong District, set beside the river. Its small containers have been rebuilt as bars and restaurants, creating a place to try different cuisines in one stop. Choices include local, Korean, Thai and Western food, along with pizza and classic French fries.

The casual setup suits a snack or drink as well as a meal. There is a broad selection of beers and other beverages, and outdoor seating lets you spend time by the pier.

When to go

Pier 5
Pier 5

Saturday is the liveliest day to visit. The food court opens in the afternoon on Friday and from midday on weekends; on weekdays, it opens in the evening. Going after 5 pm is a practical option for snacks and drinks.

You can combine a stop at Pier 5 with a bike ride along the river using YouBikes. Choose a table outdoors if you want to take in the pier views while you eat.

Preguntas frecuentes

What kind of food can you get at Pier 5?

The food court has local, Korean, Thai and Western options, including pizza and classic French fries.

When is Pier 5 most lively?

Saturday is especially lively. It opens from midday on weekends and after 5 pm on weekdays.

Can you sit outdoors at Pier 5?

Yes. Outdoor seating is available beside the river.

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