富喆珈琲 Fuji Cafe Roastery (開放時間請看IG公告)

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A new, stylish coffee shop has opened in the East District. I originally wanted to order their signature hand-drip coffee, but it was just too hot. So I opted for a lightly roasted iced latte instead. The aftertaste was wonderfully floral and delicious. The desserts were handmade by the owner. The refreshing lemon tart was perfect for a hot summer day. The handmade pudding had a perfect balance of caramel and bitterness. I'll definitely come back when it gets cooler to try the owner's hand-drip coffee again. ☕️

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The pudding was smooth and delicate, with a rich and soft texture. The Alishan hand-drip coffee on the side was sweet and very enjoyable. ☕🍮 #TaichungCoffeeShop

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Both the hand-drip coffee, hot and cold, is delicious! There are many types of beans to choose from. Seating is limited, and the time limit for dine-in is quite short, making it suitable for simply enjoying a cup of coffee but not for lingering. There are plenty of street parking spaces nearby.

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This coffee shop is located on Daxing Street, near Jianxing Street. It's a small, easily identifiable building constructed entirely of corrugated iron, and the surrounding environment is quite tranquil. Since opening hours are irregular, be sure to check Instagram beforehand to avoid disappointment. There are parking spaces nearby, but they're all occupied, so finding a spot can be a bit of a hassle. The interior is simply elegant yet retains its original industrial style. Seeing a long table adorned with vibrant yellow Oncidium orchids surrounded by clusters of white daffodils and lilies created a comfortable and serene atmosphere. The interior is quite spacious, with 20 seats, divided into a ground floor only by a light steel frame; there's no second floor. I think it's a kind of experiential space for the brand, and I suspect they didn't originally intend to serve too many customers. Upon entering, I saw a seating area with armchairs similar to those in Hiroshima, so I decided to try it. However, no matter how I adjusted my posture, it wasn't comfortable. The menu is on a shelf to the left of the entrance, displaying each type of coffee bean in a glass bottle for customers to choose from. You then tell the counter what you want to order – a very novel way to order. So, I ordered a coffee and quietly enjoyed the relaxed atmosphere. However, sitting by the metal wall, my eyes naturally wandered to the details. I noticed that this type of artfully designed wooden decor, the more surfaces there are, the more effort it takes to clean. Otherwise, in an open space, cobwebs and noticeable dust easily accumulate, which tends to trap grime over time. In short, this simple yet industrial-style coffee shop requires patience; slowing down your pace of life will make for a wonderful experience.

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On the way back from brunch in Taiping, we walked along Dongguang Parkway to visit Fu Zhe's coffee shop in the East District, which is only open on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays. The quiet alleyway and the Japanese-style facade are particularly eye-catching. The elegantly designed space and soothing music inside provide an excellent experience for drinking hand-drip coffee!