Top 5 Nightclubs in Taipei You Must Visit！Foreigners Will Be Amazed – the World’s No.1, Why Not Pay a Pilgrimage?

▲Taiwan’s nightclub culture is colorful and diverse. (Photo／Sourced fromWAVE CLUB TaipeiFan Page)

By someone who’s often said to love nightclubs but is actually a good girl at heart

Make the most of your long holiday and party hard！TaipeiTop 5 Nightclubs Quick Guide！Taipei’s nightlife is vibrant — after 10 PM, many unassuming spots transform into the hottest party venues, attracting stylish young guys and girls ready to let loose. Among them isa club that has beaten Las Vegas to be named “the best in the world” and even won the German iF Design Award, often referred to as the Oscars of product design，still not planning to check it out?

Most people think of nightclubs as places of excess and late-night revelry, but in realityas long as you stick to your own principles, go with friends, stay safe, and if you don’t like crowds, you can book a private room in advance depending on group size, it can be a great way to unwind and is one of the spaces closest to the world of fashion. Moreover, Taiwan’s nightclub regulations state that regardless of the time,you must be at least 18 years old to enter. Locals need to bring their ID card, while foreigners should bring their passport.

▲OMNI Nightclub is a world-class venue. (Photo／Sourced fromOMNI NightclubOfficial Website)

ETNEWS reporters have compiled a list of Taipei’s “5 Unique Nightclubs”, including upscale venues for professionals and popular all-you-can-drink spots loved by the younger crowd (where you can keep ordering drinks using your cup); each club frequently hosts brand collaborations, invites famous DJs from home and abroad, and throws themed parties for special holidays. Check out their fan pages before you go！

▲WAVE has a huge dance floor and is very popular with students. (Photo／Sourced fromWAVE CLUB TaipeiFan Page)

1.WAVE CLUB Taipei

Located in the basement of ATT 4 FUN in Xinyi District, WAVE was formerly known as the nightclub Hive, which means beehive — symbolizing its role in leading nightclub culture trends. After being renamed and reopened in 2015, the space features hexagon-shaped geometric designs and dazzling large LED screens, giving off strong futuristic vibes. The extra-long elevator ride before entering feels like stepping into another dimension.

WAVE is famous for its all-you-can-drink format, making it a favorite among budget-conscious partygoers. There’s always a long queue, but the dance floor is spacious and the drink service smooth — perfect for first-timers wanting to experience Taipei’s nightlife.

Address: No. 12, Songshou Rd., Xinyi District, Taipei City
Business Hours: 10:00 PM – 4:00 AM (Closed on Mondays)
Admission: Please seeFan Page；All-You-Can-Drink Club

▲Klash offers a wide variety of drinks, and its party-style cocktails are very popular. (Photo／Sourced fromKlash TaipeiFan Page)

2.Klash Taipei

Located in the NEO19 commercial district of Xinyi District, Klash is close to WAVE and is a new nightclub that opened in January this year. Its name is inspired by "Clash," reflecting its traits of conflict and collision, breaking away from traditional forms.

Klash follows an all-you-can-drink concept, and its party-style cocktails are very popular. With a wide variety of drinks, handsome bartenders who drive the ladies wild, and friendly, lively staff, it’s a hit. Netizens also note that the music here is cutting-edge, often attracting skilled dancers—visitors might get lucky and catch some impressive moves.

Address: B1, 22 Songshou Rd., Xinyi District, Taipei City (Neo19)
Business Hours: 22:00–04:00 (Closed Mondays and Tuesdays)
Payment Method: SeeFan Page; purchase drink vouchers upon entry for all-you-can-drink access

▲ The two-story OMNI is stylish and avant-garde, having won multiple international awards. (Photo / Screenshot fromOMNI Nightclubofficial website)

3.OMNI Nightclub

Opened in 2015, OMNI is located near Zhongxiao Dunhua Station. Formerly the nightclub LUXY, this expansive two-story venue was built with hundreds of millions of dollars, making it an international-grade club—and arguably the best in the world. Benchmarking Las Vegas nightlife design, it has represented Taiwan by winning the LiveDesign Magazine Excellence Awards for “Highest Honor in Stage Art,” the “2016 Grand Prize” in the nightclub and bar category, and the German iF Design Award, known as the Oscars of product design. Its design is cutting-edge, the architecture seductively sexy, yet it also showcases the refined cultural essence of Taiwan.

OMNI is an à la carte venue with relatively high prices, but the overall quality is generally excellent. It features a large dance floor, great drinks, trendy music, eye-catching decor, and a diverse crowd including many foreigners—making it a great spot for those who can afford a more premium night out.

Address: 201, Section 4, Zhongxiao East Rd., Da’an District, Taipei City
Business Hours: 22:30–04:30 on Wednesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays
Payment Method: SeeFan Page; à la carte venue

▲ Elektro is known for its music. (Photo / Screenshot fromElektroFan Page)

4.Elektro

Opened in 2015, Elektro is located above ATT and has evolved from Spark101 and SparkATT to become a central player in Taipei’s nightlife scene. Though the venue isn’t very large, its owner comes from a DJ background, so the music is often unique and trend-aware—quite good overall. The LED ceiling is also one of its standout features.

Elektro is on the pricier side, but students looking to try it out can visit during times when free all-you-can-drink promotions are offered.

Address: 7F, 12 Songshou Rd., Xinyi District, Taipei City
Business Hours: 22:00–03:30 on Wednesdays and Thursdays; 22:00–04:30 on Fridays and Saturdays
Payment Method: SeeFan Page; à la carte venue

▲ Chess stands out for its open-format music platform and cocktails. (Photo / Screenshot fromChess TaipeiFan Page)

5.Chess Taipei

Founded in June 2012 by OTS Group Asia, Chess is different from other nightclubs—it doesn’t have a dance floor and focuses on drinking and listening to music. It’s known as “the only club in Taipei that syncs with global hip-hop scenes in real time,” and its exclusive cocktails make it a product of fashion, art, and culture, carving out a niche in Taipei’s nightlife.

This is also an à la carte nightclub. If you’re looking for great cocktails or want to experience an open-format music platform, Chess is a solid choice.

Address: B1, 88 Songren Rd., Xinyi District, Taipei City
Business Hours: Tuesday to Saturday, 22:30–04:00 (Tuesday and Thursday open at 21:00 and close at 02:00)
Payment Methods: Seeofficial fan page; à la carte shop

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