聖瑪莉 七張店

🚩Xindian City Center Chain Bakery Offering a Variety of Products

St. Mary was established in Taipei in 1986 as Taiwan's first bakery chain co-invested by Japan. The St. Mary Qizhang Store is located in the Xindian city center, with the nearest MRT station being Qizhang Station Exit 1, just a 1-minute walk away. Originally across from the MRT station, the Qizhang Store reopened this August at a nearby corner location, with a larger space. The business was already quite good, and now with more bread varieties displayed, there are even more customers.

The store primarily offers take-out with no seating available. Besides various breads, the shelves also display desserts like puddings, egg tarts, cream puffs, and pineapple cakes.

Payment is made by queueing at the counter, with both cash and multiple payment methods available. Invoices can be linked to digital devices, and there is a loyalty point system for Ocard members.

Today, I came to buy a cake for a family member's birthday. The cakes are available in standard rectangular and round types, with 4-inch and 6-inch sizes for round cakes, offering different flavors. They only sell what is available in the fridge, with no restocking once sold out.

I bought three kinds of 4-inch cakes:

• Snow Dance $330: A standard fruit cake, filled with pudding and peach, tastes ordinary but good.
• Blueberry Cheesecake $380: The blueberries are of good quality and crunchy, and the cheesecake base has just the right richness, really delicious and worth buying again.
• Taro Bliss $330: Didn't try this one, so no comment.

As a bakery in the city center, it offers such a wide variety of breads and desserts, all with decent quality. Occasionally, there are promotional events, so it's no wonder the business is consistently good.