The toppings are overflowing—Taichung’s newly opened ice shop’s super-popular “egg pudding shaved ice”!

▲ Le Douhua is a newly opened ice shop in Taichung with affordable prices and generous portions. (Photo/IG)@ttt22331、@a546703Provided, please do not reproduce without permission to avoid copyright infringement.

Reported by Cao Yuehua / Comprehensive report

Looking for an ice shop with generous portions and fair prices? You’ve come to the right place. Taichung’s “Le Douhua,” which just opened in May, emphasizes a “homemade taste.” From ingredient selection to ambiance,it highlights egg pudding shaved ice paired with hearty toppings—the taro balls and red beans are incredibly generous,and the volcano-like visual feast has customers raving about how satisfying it is.

▲ The colorful wall outside Le Douhua. (Photo/Cindy’s Secret Gardenprovided, the same below.)

Tucked away in the alleys of the East Coast commercial area, Le Douhua features a nature-inspired colorful wall. The artwork clearly shows the shop’s incorporation of imagery like trees and houses, aiming to create a homelike atmosphere that makes guests feel warmly welcomed. As for ingredients, whether it’s tofu pudding, soy milk, milk tea, caramel pudding, or shaved ice, the shop insists on using healthy, fresh, and nutritious ingredients.

▲ The interior is decorated in a cozy style to create a homelike feel.

Currently, the most popular item among customers is the handmade shaved ice. The owner deliberately keeps the sweetness low—to look out for consumers’ health and also to let the natural flavors of the ingredients shine.When you take a bite of the silky egg pudding shaved ice with its faint custard aroma, paired with toppings like red beans, soybeans, Job’s tears, tapioca pearls, mung beans, peanuts, and taro balls, the feeling of happiness is overwhelming.Friends who love taro balls can try the “Bursting Taro Balls Shaved Ice,” while those wanting to enjoy the sweet flavors of honey red beans and condensed milk will find the “Volcano Eruption Shaved Ice” a great choice.

▲ A bite of the shaved ice reveals a faint custard aroma.

If you’re visiting Taichung in the summer and want to cool off with some ice, why not stop by Le Douhua? The owner says they are also considering selling breakfast in the future—customers, stay tuned.Also, drivers are reminded that since the shop is located in a narrow alley, it’s best to park your car first before coming in to avoid wasting time looking for a spot and ruining your mood.

▲ Silky tofu pudding is also a great choice for afternoon tea.

Le Douhua

Address: No. 14, Lane 13, Xinxing Road, Longjing District, Taichung City
Phone: 04 2652 4953
Business hours: Monday to Saturday, 12:00–21:30