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50th Floor Café Launches Brazilian Food Festival – Enjoy Classic Black Bean Stewed Pork Knuckle

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Last updated 2026-09-24 — Located on the rooftop of Taipei’s tallest building, Taipei 101’s Mega 50, 50th Floor Café is the highest buffet restaurant in Taiwan. From September 6 to 20, it presents the vibrant “Brazilian Food Festival,” featuring a wide array of authentic Brazilian cuisine. Highlights include the classic black bean stewed pork knuckle, known as Brazil’s national dish, and shrimp fritters with mashed potatoes from Rio de Janeiro. The festival also offers a variety of grilled delights such as tropical fruits, pork ribs, chicken legs, chicken hearts, seasonal vegetables, sausages, and more.

▲% and buttocks? The second floor can understand. (Photo provided by Mega 50 Catering & Banquets)
▲Classic Black Bean Stewed Pork Knuckle. (Photo provided by Mega 50 Catering & Banquets)

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Located on the rooftop of Taipei’s tallest building, Taipei 101’s Mega 50, 50th Floor Café is the highest buffet restaurant in Taiwan. From September 6 to 20, it presents the vibrant “Brazilian Food Festival,” featuring a wide array of authentic Brazilian cuisine. Highlights include the classic black bean stewed pork knuckle, known as Brazil’s national dish, and shrimp fritters with mashed potatoes from Rio de Janeiro. The festival also offers a variety of grilled delights such as tropical fruits, pork ribs, chicken legs, chicken hearts, seasonal vegetables, sausages... and more.

Other tempting dishes include stir-fried chicken with pimento and chili peppers, Brazilian chocolate pork chops, samba-style spicy fish skin, Brazilian carnival tomato and cheese salad, spicy {J white bamboo shoots... and more. Paired with the restaurant’s signature dishes and desserts, such as grilled premium American beef, fresh sashimi, chilled seafood, caramel pudding, berry mousse, mango cheesecake, Häagen-Dazs ice cream... and more, you’re guaranteed to leave full.

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