Spiral egg omelet hides tender Japanese-style fried chicken thigh in its core—and there’s also a Thai-style pork laab Cuban sandwich!

Reported by Hua Shaofu / New Taipei

Located in Sanchong, Flip Café has won guests’ hearts with its adorable and chewy-looking layered cakes, but the café also offers some surprisingly creative main dishes—including a Japanese-style fried chicken spiral egg omelet and an Italian-style meat sauce and cheese omelet—that have become quite popular.

▲ Flip takes ingredient selection very seriously. (Photo / Reporter Hua Shaofu)

The café is meticulous about ingredients, using only carefully selected, single-farm, single-source dairy products with zero additives and no adjustments to composition. Beverages are made with dairy products supervised on-site by veterinarians, ensuring no drug residues. In addition, they offer 100% natural pure honey, pesticide-free teas, and matcha sourced from Uji, Kyoto, Japan. The eggs come from Leli Eggs from Dawushan, also with full production traceability. The owner of Flip says, “We want to spread a spirit of sharing.”

▲ The Thai-style pork laab Cuban sandwich is priced at NT$180. (Photo / Reporter Hua Shaofu)

Thai-style Pork Laab Cuban Sandwich – NT$180
Exclusively seasoned Thai spicy pork laab is sandwiched in a buttery grilled panini, delivering a flavorful, crispy, and spicy bite that keeps you coming back for more.

▲ The Italian-style meat sauce and cheese omelet features traditional Bolognese sauce paired with a soft and tender omelet. (Photo / Reporter Hua Shaofu)

Italian-style Meat Sauce & Cheese Omelet – NT$220
Made with classic Bolognese sauce and a soft omelet wrapped around seasonal vegetables like king oyster mushrooms, it’s rich yet not overly heavy. It comes with a side of fruit vinegar for a refreshing touch, and the salad is served with a Japanese-style dressing that’s delightfully appetizing.

▲ The Japanese-style fried chicken spiral egg omelet is made with curry sauce crafted from seasonal vegetables and fruits, presenting the naturally sweet flavor of Japanese curry in the most natural way. (Photo / Reporter Hua Shaofu)

Japanese-style Fried Chicken Spiral Egg Omelet – NT$240
The curry sauce is made from seasonal vegetables and fruits, offering the naturally sweet taste of Japanese curry in its purest form. The fried chicken thigh is deboned, then deep-fried using a traditional Japanese method, adding even more flavor when paired with the spiral egg curry rice.

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Flip

Address: No. 6, Guangming Rd., Sanchong District, New Taipei City
Phone: 02 2975 0606
Business hours: 09:00–21:00, food service until 20:00

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