A must-go gourmet restaurant in Taichung. Soufflé waffles + freshly cut fruit for 198. No service charge.

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In Taichung, you won’t have to worry about finding great spots for photos and food. Yomiyo, located in the alleyways near the National Museum of Natural Science, has been open for about a year. With its blue Mount Fuji design, matcha gradient drinks, and hearty brunch servings, it instantly became an IG sensation when it opened. Recently, it also launched a new series of soufflé pancakes.

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For food to taste good, the selection of ingredients is especially important. "We use pancake mix from Okamoto Seifun, established in Showa 12 (1937), as well as matcha powder from Marukyu Koyamaen and Tamaya, and high-quality eggs from Yusei that give off a rich eggy flavor," said the owner.“To avoid affecting the texture, we don’t add white vinegar to make the pancakes fluffy,” she added specifically.<\/p>

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The store’s new featured item is the “Mixed Fruit Powder Mousse Soufflé Pancake.” The pancake is dusted with snow-white powder on the surface, “with a soft texture and delicious taste,” receiving positive reviews from netizens. Freshly sliced fruits of the day are served on the side. One serving costs 198 NT dollars, with no additional service charge.

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The exterior features eye-catching Tiffany-blue doors and windows. Although the shop isn’t large, the high-ceilinged design makes great use of the space without feeling cramped. Dried flowers are used to create a fresh and minimalist style, giving diners a cozy, home-like feel.

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The owner is quite young and, being passionate about fitness, she creates nutritious meals that meet daily caloric needs. Using her creativity, she presents healthy meals in more diverse ways.Aside from dine-in, the shop also offers takeaway meal boxes on weekdays, prepared using methods such as steaming, boiling, roasting, and stewing, making it a favorite among local office workers.

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Wild Rice Joy<\/strong>
Address: No. 34, Bo Museum East Street, North District, Taichung City
Business Hours: Monday–Friday 11:00–16:00, 17:30–20:30; Saturday–Sunday 10:00–20:30<\/p>

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