有役思café

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This is a charming, old-fashioned cafe located inside the Taichung City Hall. Drinks range from NT$100-200, and snacks from NT$80-150. There's a minimum spend of one drink on weekends, but no minimum spend on weekdays. The air conditioning is just right, and there's a huge selection of books—almost like a mini-library. Most of the books are related to food culture and have relatively little connection to the history of the Taichung City Hall itself, but it's a perfect place to spend a relaxing afternoon. It's ideal for finding a spot to sit down, enjoy a coffee and a book, and leisurely savor some time alone—a perfect escape for those who prefer a slower pace of life. As for the food, the presentation and trays have a warm and lovely feel. The mini mint tea cup with a refillable teapot is the perfect companion for relaxation. A pot of tea, a book, and a snack create a comfortable and solitary moment in the old-fashioned city hall. Their lemon tart, with its thick and sweet meringue cream and perfect lemon combination, is highly recommended. There's a promotion going on here (October 16th): the first five customers who spend 200 or more each day can get a free postcard to send to someone they want, or they can send it to themselves (like me).

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It's a quiet and atmospheric place with a well-maintained environment. There are some select items and books to browse, and the food is delicious.

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Passing by this century-old Western classical-style building, I was immediately drawn to it and stopped. The interior space was elegant and retro, and the items on display all had their own meaning. It would be wonderful to sit down and have a cup of coffee here!

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A leisurely afternoon, a relaxing space, pure bliss!