A new late-night coffee bar has opened in Taichung, operating from three in the afternoon until midnight. It's located on the second floor, and as soon as you walk up, you'll find a camping-style space with a relaxed atmosphere, perfect for unwinding after work.
The manager is quite charismatic and the kind of person who pulls you in with stories after just a few sentences. It turns out he’s a skiing instructor and also enjoys wild camping, holding seven different certifications. He talks about his experiences with a bit of pride (laughs), but you can really tell he knows his stuff.
The desserts are surprisingly impressive. The pumpkin pudding has a strong pumpkin flavor, but it's not that weird vegetable taste; even those who usually don't dare eat pumpkin should give it a try. I personally love the caramel crème brûlée; it's creamy, has just the right sweetness, and isn't cloying—definitely worth ordering.
Drinking coffee here is truly chill; I totally get the vibe they’re trying to create of “just come and hang out.” They also host various activities, like painting, parties, and wool felting, transforming the café into a small gathering space, which really changes my perception of what a café can be.
If you like places with atmosphere where you can sit back, relax, and meet interesting people, this one definitely deserves a spot on your must-visit list.
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