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Full moon views all year round: Taipei’s ruin-style bar with a glass roof

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Last updated 2026-11-08 — With its glass roof, cozy loft, rustic red brick walls, and a giant moon hanging outside, Taipei actually hides such a charming little nook—perfect for weekend get-togethers with friends, sipping drinks and chatting. The scenery is captivating both day and night, and you can find many girls on Instagram snapping dreamy photos here.

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▲ Sitting in the loft under the glass roof, the view features the shop’s signature display—a full moon that hangs year-round. The scenery is stunning. (Photo/IG@wei_hsuan0605,chia_hu,jenny_hsu_Provided. Please do not repost photos without permission to avoid copyright infringement.)

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With its glass roof, cozy loft, rustic red brick walls, and a giant moon hanging outside, Taipei actually hides such a charming little nook—perfect for weekend get-togethers with friends, sipping drinks and chatting. The scenery is captivating both day and night, and you can find many girls on Instagram snapping dreamy photos here.

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▲ The rustic red brick wall—just standing anywhere makes for a great photo spot. (Photo/IG@wei_hsuan0605Provided. Please do not repost photos without permission to avoid copyright infringement.)

▲%The photo shows a popular Instagrammable café on Yanji Street in Taipei. (Photo / Sourced from the Shajia Tavern fan page)▲%The photo shows a popular Instagrammable café on Yanji Street in Taipei. (Photo / Sourced from the Shajia Tavern fan page)

▲ Sitting on the sofa in the loft, sunlight pours in during the day, creating a very laid-back vibe. (Photo/Screen capture fromSa Jia TavernFan Page)

Sa Jia Tavern, which opened at the end of December last year, is located on Yanji Street in Da’an District. It initially operated only in the evening but later extended its hours to the afternoon, adopting a café + bar business model. The interior design incorporates styles favored by today’s youth. The owners used rustic red brick walls to create a relaxed space, paired with the glass roof of the loft, giving off strong TV drama vibes.

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▲ You can also enjoy the full moon view during the daytime. (Photo/IG@chantalliu0929Provided. Please do not repost photos without permission to avoid copyright infringement.)

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▲ Even the area outside the restroom is uniquely decorated. (Photo/IG@wei_hsuan0605Provided. Please do not repost photos without permission to avoid copyright infringement.)

Sitting in the loft, you’ll see an extra-large, perfectly round moon right outside the window—it’s actually a special decoration placed by the shop. No need to wait for Mid-Autumn Festival; at Sa Jia, there’s a full moon view every day, making it one of the shop’s signatures.

▲%The photo shows a popular Instagrammable café on Yanji Street in Taipei. (Photo / Sourced from the Shajia Tavern fan page)

▲ The wicker chair seats by the wall are a favorite spot for many girls. (Photo/Screen capture fromSa Jia TavernFan Page)

The menu here comes in two versions, served during different times of the day. The evening menu features a variety of cocktails and skewered savory snacks. The evening cocktails have creatively named drinks such as “Fight the Tiger Tonight” and “Beauty and the Beast.” According to the shop, the flavors, characteristics, and little backstories of Sa Jia’s signature cocktails are designed by the bar team—leaving it up to guests to share these stories in person.

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Sa Jia Tavern Fan Page

Address: No. 3, Lane 241, Yanji Street, Da’an District, Taipei City
Phone: 02 2704 7656
Business Hours: Monday to Thursday 1:00 PM – 2:00 AM / Friday and Saturday 1:00 PM – 3:00 AM
Minimum spend:
Weekdays (Mon–Thu): NT$250 per person for cocktails
Holidays & eve of special holidays: NT$500 per person

(Loft private room)
Weekdays (Mon–Thu): NT$8,000
Holidays: NT$12,000
The above information is subject to the official fan page of the venue.

● ETNEWS News Cloud reminds you: Don’t drink and drive, don’t drive after drinking.

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