It's quite close to the MRT station exit, the store is clean, tidy, and comfortable, with seating that isn't too cramped. There's a QR code on the table for ordering, and you can also order at the counter. Several payment options are available.

About the food:
The black pepper pork loin burger is priced at NT$55, and it tastes a bit dry, similar to McDonald's, but it's okay.

The Sichuan-style spicy iron plate noodles, set A with radish and egg plus XL fruit tea, cost NT$125. The spicy iron plate noodles are flavorful, not too spicy, and lack a strong numbing sensation, tasting better than I expected.

Located near the Daqiao Station, there is a chain breakfast shop called "麦味登" (Mai Wei Deng).

Since I wasn't really hungry today, but breakfast is a must, I ended up ordering a snack - an omelette.

The omelette is $40 and includes cheese. The portion is just right for someone who isn't very hungry. The omelette itself is not overly seasoned and has a light flavor, which suits my preference for light meals. If you don't find it flavorful enough, you can always add your own seasoning.

The medium cup of warm milk tea is $25. The sweetness of the milk tea is just right for me; it has the quality typical of breakfast shops.

The shop's environment is quite pleasant. The chairs are sofa chairs, making them very comfortable to sit in, and there are some decorated paintings on the walls, creating a nice atmosphere.