Abstract Street vendors have long existed and with societal changes, their business hours have changed and they have developed into stand owners in night markets. However, most consumers consider night markets chaotic, badly organized, and ill managed. As a result, the authorities concerned thought it necessary to reorganize licensed street vendors into an area which, along with the surrounding locality, could be transformed into a recreational and tourist spot. This research, based on the evaluation of Liu-Ho Night Market¡¦s licensed street vendors satisfaction towards the government¡¦s management policies, was conducted through questionnaires. In them, were questions about the management of street vendors and guidance offered to them. Researchers used SPSS as their analytical tool as well as statistical methods; including credit analyses, variable factor analyses, descriptive analyses, and examination of the independent sample ¡§t¡¨. The analyzed results are as follows: 1. The street vendor¡¦s gender made no difference in the amount and effort of the management of street vendors and guidance provided to them. 2. Street vendors of different ages at Liu-Ho Market have quite different points of view towards their devotion to work. 3. Street vendors with different educational backgrounds have various points of view towards permanent management while holding no particular points of view toward the government¡¦s guidance and management systems. 4. Street vendors of different lengths of management experience, types of business, and street vendors with different numbers of employees hold no obviously different points of view towards devotion of work management and guidance to them. 5. Apparently, street vendors devotion to their business at Liu-Ho Night Market is in proportion to the amount of the government¡¦s management systems and guidance provided to them. We will delve into explanations and discussions.