📍 Taipei Longshan Temple Station / Huaxi Street Night Market

You can easily spot the transparent freezer outside, where the neatly arranged fruits are very recognizable. Inside the store, they sell fruit plates, various ice treats, and freshly squeezed juices, making it a well-known old shop on Huaxi Street.

There are also some less common items, such as ginger juice tomato plates, which you might want to try.

Dish 🥘

• Mango Milk Ice / 130 TWD:
  For this price, the amount of mango is very generous, likely at least the equivalent of a whole mango. It's also very fresh and at just the right ripeness. The owner seems very dedicated; in addition to the mango chunks, there's also mango puree. What pleasantly surprised me is that there’s honey drizzled on top 🍯. It's quite a delightful surprise for this price!

📍Wanhua District, Taipei City (in Huaxi Street Night Market)
Wanhua’s time-honored ice cream shop🍧 - also the filming location of the drama "The First Light of the Lantern Festival"

Huaxi Street Night Market is famous for its snacks, with many special delicacies from the old Wanhua area. This ice and fruit shop also retains a retro appearance. The neatly arranged fruits in the refrigerator are very eye-catching and have ancient tastes.

In addition to local elders coming, there were also many foreigners visiting during the meal! The boss has no problem communicating in simple English.

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Order items
🥭 Mango milk ice ($130):
A very simple bowl of mango ice without any other fancy condiments
There is a lot of mango, and the ripeness is just right. It also has condensed milk and a little mango puree. It also has the aroma of honey🍯, which is a plus

I will also want to try juice next time I pass by nearby.

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Small note:
🔸 Google Map says the business hours are until 11:30 pm, but according to the store announcement, it is until 11:00 pm
🔸 Also please note that although the business hours are stated to be open every day, there should be different public holidays every month. August is a closed Thursday.