Hotpot enthusiasts will find the most trendy experience at COU COU, a brand from the popular Xiabu Xiabu Group. Combining stylish hotpot offerings with bubble tea and chic interiors, Tsou Tsou features an array of broths, from Hong Kong, Singaporean, to Sichuan flavors. The menu boasts premium ingredients such as A5 Wagyu and Boston lobster, all served at approachable prices, providing a five-star dining experience with a friendly ambiance.

DOMANI Restaurant offers a delightful dining experience with its fresh, high-quality ingredients paired with Mediterranean spices. Embracing the New Italy culinary concept, the restaurant is situated next to the Chungwa Art Museum, across from the lush Liugongzun Park and Taipei University of Technology. It also complements the outdoor art installation "Glass Cloud" by architect Oyler Wu. Dining at DOMANI feels like returning to a warm and inviting home, enriched with art and cultural depth.

Italian restaurant brand Domani blends its most popular classic dishes with distinctive Italian bar culture, offering a relaxed, all-day social dining experience at "Bar Domani". Enjoy Italian specialty coffee and "Old Bridge" Italian gelato, embodying authentic Italian lifestyle. Each bite reflects the warmth and passion of Che Buono.

Contemporary Italian dining at DOMANI introduces its newest and most relaxed dining concept, DOMANI Food Truck, located at Miramar's rooftop terrace, serves freshly grilled dishes and drinks right by the Ferris wheel. Offering a European street food experience, the food truck is perfect for a quick bite after work, with a stunning panoramic view of the city.

Nestled in the alleys near National Taiwan University in the Gongguan district, the Misanthrope Society invites guests to immerse themselves in a dimly lit, timeless space. The menu features eclectic drinks and dishes alongside a curated selection of books—essays and poetry that reflect the bistro's introspective atmosphere. It’s a haven where guests can savor flavorful meals without feeling rushed.

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.

Nestled in Taipei’s Nanjing East Road and Linsen North Road districts, SAN WANT TAIPEI RESIDENCES faces a sprawling park, surrounded by duty-free shops, luxury boutiques, and theaters. Its grand five-meter-high lobby, adorned with contemporary Taiwanese sculptures, evokes the ambiance of an art gallery, offering a refined blend of business, leisure, and culture.

This izakaya brings together the traditional and the modern, serving Taiwanese native chicken varieties such as “Kuei-Ting Chicken” and “Surfing Chicken”, known for their tender yet firm texture. Using high-grade Japanese Bincho Charcoal, the restaurant preserves the meat's juiciness and enhances its natural flavors, offering an exceptional dining experience.

This Nordic-style seafood bistro features a creative seafood menu that changes with the seasons. For lunch, it offers a casual set menu with seasonal appetizers, providing a high-quality and satisfying dining experience. Dinner features à la carte seafood creations, with the extravagant seafood tower being a highlight.