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It's like being in a Korean glass-house café—must-visit spot for hipsters in this renovated heritage space.

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Last updated 2026-09-25 — An old house at the alley corner features dreamy floor-to-ceiling windows, from which the aroma of coffee wafts out. Filled with lush greenery and a relaxing vibe, this is a quality café tucked away in a residential area...

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An old house at the alley corner features dreamy floor-to-ceiling windows, from which the aroma of coffee wafts out. Filled with lush greenery and a relaxing vibe, this is a quality café tucked away in a residential area.

The window seats on the second floor are always in high demand. (Photo / Right Side Café, the same below)

Located at the alley corner in Yuanlin, Changhua, Right Side Café sits facing a large park and green space. It’s a quality café housed in a renovated old building and is a go-to spot for many locals to enjoy their weekends.

Green plants climb all over the café.

The café has set up the bar and dining area on the first and second floors while preserving the nostalgic charm of the old building. The third floor is designed as an exhibition space that hosts various cultural and art events from time to time, making the café not only filled with the aroma of coffee but also rich in artistic atmosphere.

The seating area by the book wall, with sunlight streaming through the window onto the table, creates such a beautiful scene.

As soon as you step inside, you can feel the collision between the old house and the new décor. The stairs and floor tiles retain traces of the original architecture, paired with green plants throughout, creating a cozy atmosphere that makes you never want to leave.

The spacious and simple space design makes it super blissful to just sit by the window and daydream.

For travelers who love taking photos, the shop owners have put a lot of thought into the design. Whether it’s the grand book wall on the first floor, the window seats on the second floor, or the exhibition space on the third floor, every corner is incredibly photogenic.

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