CHAO PING JI at the San Want Hotel is celebrated for its authentic Chaozhou cuisine and delicate Cantonese dim sum, earning rave reviews in Taipei's dining scene. CHAO PING JI was awarded three stars in 2006 by Next Magazine's Top 100 Restaurants list, marking it as a must-visit Chaozhou dining destination in the city. With over 70 years of culinary heritage, CHAO PING has been synonymous with exceptional Chaozhou cuisine. Chef Ho Ping-Mu, from a distinguished Hong Kong culinary family, brought his ancestral braising recipes to Taiwan 30 years ago, making the braised delicacies the cornerstone of the restaurant's offerings.

XinQiaohotpot specializes in spicy hot pot with its signature double-flavor broth. The hot pot destination not only offers delicious dishes but also provides a selection of wines, including gin highballs. Known colloquially as the "Drink Station," it ensures every guest enjoys a perfectly paired beverage.

Founded by a former flight attendant and a wine-enthusiast sommelier, 90Bistro is a wine and dine bistro that celebrates the art of wine pairings, known as "marriage." Located in Sanchong and Luzhou, it is the area's first wine-pairing bistro, offering wine by the glass and using locally produced Taiwanese wines for half-bottle selections. All main dishes are crafted in-house with the finest ingredients, promoting an elevated wine and dining experience across different communities.

Since its opening in 2016 along the banks of the Dazhi River, the Grand Mayfull Hotel Taipei has received recognition from numerous travel organizations. Its dining experiences offer exquisite culinary feasts, creating a novel hotel experience. The hotel's GMT Italian Restaurant, located on the 4th floor, won the 2018 World Luxury Restaurant Awards for "Best Luxury Restaurant Bar" and "Fine Dining Cuisine." The Italian chef uses high-quality local vegetables and premium ingredients, adhering to traditional Italian cooking techniques to craft authentic and delicious Italian cuisine.

SUSHI KOU is an Edomae sushi bar with 12 counter seats, seamlessly blending with the modern sushi concepts of Tokyo. It features seasonal ingredients sourced from Japan, Taiwan, and around the world, offering diners a rich and refined culinary experience.

In 1963, the founder of Ganko Sushi, Atsushi Kojima, opened the first sushi restaurant in Osaka, Japan. Now, after 60 years, it has become a well-known Japanese chain in the Kansai region. In 2018, President Sheng-tien Chen of the Sampo Group reached a cooperative agreement with Chairman Kojima, leading to the establishment of Ganko in Taiwan in 2019. The restaurant adheres to its founding principles of joy, value, and deliciousness, allowing guests to enjoy authentic Kansai cuisine and culture.

Established in 2006, 1010 Hunan Cuisine is Taiwan's premier brand for Hunan cuisine. Its chef team traveled to Shanghai for intensive training, reinterpreting traditional Hunan dishes through a modern culinary lens. By standardizing and systematizing "Eastern cooking techniques" within the complex realm of Chinese cuisine, it marks a milestone in preserving millennia-old Eastern culinary culture and craftsmanship.

Playing hookah bar, Taiwan's first hookah lounge, has been serving guests for 21 years. It offers professional hookah services, with expert staff providing guidance. Alongside fusion cuisine, it has garnered rave reviews for its creative mocktails made with fresh seasonal fruits, premium teas, and coffee beans. The comfortable, private setting creates a dreamy and romantic atmosphere.

Sakanakun Nichiba focuses on seafood hot pot, using the freshest seafood to deliver an exceptional hot pot experience. It also offers exquisite Japanese seafood donburi, fresh seafood, and sashimi, committed to bringing authentic Japanese flavors to every customer. Whether for a hearty hot pot feast or refreshing sashimi, Sakanakun Nichiba is the perfect place for high-quality seafood.