Recently experienced these coffee shops/bakeries mostly in Southern Taiwan. Frequently open 24 hours, have plenty of seating both tables and comfortable chairs, free wifi. Really good bakery food.
looks like your typical taiwan bakery, which does nothing to excite me in terms or either bread or cakes. also, where the heck are the donuts /donutes?
I go since it’s much cheaper than say Starbucks, and their newer cafes have worktables with power and TV with BBC and ABC (Sydney). Older cafes may not be as nice though. I would not call them a high end coffee shop but prices reflect that.
I don’t recommend either of those places. See if there’s a local café doing decent coffee and snacks in your area. It may take a bit of searching on Google Maps or asking around. They’ll likely be independent businesses rather than part of a franchise.
Went to what seems to be new one Zyoying District today, but in old building next the old North gate (aka 拱辰門) which seems be from the 1800’s as well the cafe building. Renovated is very classy way, super fast wifi with power (2nd floor).
Seems no Donutes in the far North of Taiwan, more cafes South.
(Actually when I looked at it again it’s got a tie pi Wu and isn’t really an old building…But it’s been done up very well.
It shows what a lick of paint and some new windows a s decor can do. They probably bought that cheap as a run down old house. Property cost is way too high up North , and too many da Lou.
