西螺祖傳麻糬大王創始店 程文照手工坊 台北中正店

[Two stars: Average, only considered when there is nothing to eat]
Although it is said to be a mochi specialty shop, I was actually attracted by the big sugar cane lemon sign. The sign is simple and powerful but looks very thirst-quenching(?). I passed by on the way to have dinner, and as soon as I saw the sign, I ran to order it. Dinner🏃
The purchase time was around 7:45 pm, which was close to closing time, and the store only had drinks for sale.

Cane Lemon (Small) $55
·The medium cup is RMB 75/bottle RMB 130. The small cup is about five mouthfuls. It is quite mini and about the size of your palm. The medium cup is the normal size.
The drink itself does not have ice cubes, and the overall drink does not taste very ice-cold. It does not feel like cooling down when drinking it in summer. However, the sweetness of the sugar cane is present, and the lemon is the second supporting role. The overall taste is acceptable, not particularly surprising or memorable. There should be many hand-operated shops at this price that can choose better quality!
As for their mochi, they are quite famous. You can see several branches in old streets and rest stops, so you probably won’t be too surprised. If you want to come, you should just specialize in mochi🥹