Rainbow ice cream pineapples and rich, creative slushies—this girly-style café is exploding in popularity!

▲ Placing all the delicious offerings from the café on one table creates an ultra-colorful and abundant scene that has become a go-to photo op for netizens. (Photo provided by netizen, please do not reproduce without permission.)linyijunvivian(Photo provided by netizen, please do not reproduce without permission.)

Reported by Wang Junyuan / Compiled by HowToTrip

The food paradise of "Tainan" has another new hit dessert on the scene—the café "begin" has launched rainbow ice cream pineapples and vibrant, flavorful slushies that are visually and tastefully captivating. Their girly aesthetic is irresistible, and the shop is also adorned with dried flower arrangements, completely winning over the hearts of foodie netizens.

▲ The recently concluded soft opening of "begin" has already quietly sparked a heated discussion online. (Photo provided by netizen, please do not reproduce without permission.)jtft1006(Photo provided by netizen, please do not reproduce without permission.)

Nestled in an alleyway of old houses, "begin" is entirely bathed in deep ocean blue, both inside and out. The walls are decorated with gorgeous dried flower arrangements, making them the perfect backdrop for food photos. The cozy, compact space, enhanced by a soft yellow glow, adds a touch of romance and exotic flair to the dining atmosphere.

▲ The "ice cream pineapple" is not only colorful and eye-catching but also delivers a sweet and delightful taste. (Photo provided by netizen, please do not reproduce without permission.)kl_life.tw(Photo provided by netizen, please do not reproduce without permission.)

The super cute "ice cream pineapples" come in two varieties. As the colors shift between pink and Tiffany green, they are paired with different sweet toppings such as cookie balls and tangy candies. The soft and fluffy pineapple shell holds the ice cream inside, and with a gentle bite, the cool, creamy texture blends with the sweet and sour flavors to excite the taste buds. Plus, the rainbow pineapple exterior will be updated periodically, so every visit might bring a new color surprise!

▲Each creative slushie has its own unique charm, and their unforgettable rich flavors have successfully won over the hearts of many netizens. (Photo provided by netizen, please do not reproduce without permission.)jtft1006(Photo provided by netizen, please do not reproduce without permission.)
 
Currently, there are four slushie options: "The Man of the Wind," "Green Temptation," "Black Humor," and "Cool Summer." Among them, "The Man of the Wind" is the most popular, featuring a dreamy purple blend of blueberries, bananas, and yogurt drink, along with a whole floating ice cream. The drink is also coated on the outside with chocolate sauce and covered in cookie balls—it’s mouthwatering just to look at.

"Green Temptation" is a must-try for matcha lovers. In addition to rich matcha milk, it also includes soft and chewy mochi, red beans, and black sesame, all sitting atop a refreshing green tea jelly. The drink's purple hue is derived from yuzu and provides a sour twist. It's highly recommended for those who enjoy a refreshing, tangy flavor.

▲ The "Cheesy Potato Cup" surrounded by cheese is also a big hit with fans who love savory snacks. (Photo provided by netizen, please do not reproduce without permission.)kl_life.tw(Photo provided by netizen, please do not reproduce without permission.)

The café also offers light meals. Although the "Cheesy Potato Cup" may seem small, its contents are surprisingly rich. You can choose your main ingredients from smoked chicken, German sausage, or a hidden third option, along with sides like cauliflower, corn, crispy potatoes, potato balls, and purple sweet potato balls. The highlight is the explosion of rich cheese sauce in the cup, making every bite incredibly comforting. Don’t miss your chance to visit this spot!

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Location: No. 1-1, Jingzhong Street, North District, Tainan City
Business Hours: Daily 14:00–19:00 (extended by half an hour on holidays)