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Beverage lovers, rejoice!6 ultra-trendy drink shops you must try in Taipei

Published: 2026-09-25 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-09-25 — If you're making a trip to Taipei, how can you, as a beverage enthusiast, miss out on Taipei's popular drinks? Besides your usual chain bubble tea shops, ETtoday News Cloud has specially selected 6 uniquely featured, classic, and super-popular drink shops in Taipei. Be sure to have a few great drinks next time you visit!

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If you're making a trip to Taipei, how can you, as a beverage enthusiast, miss out on Taipei's popular drinks? Besides your usual chain bubble tea shops, ETtoday News Cloud has specially selected 6 uniquely featured, classic, and super-popular drink shops in Taipei. Be sure to have a few great drinks next time you visit!

Liang Chen Ji Shi (Photo provided by netizens xia0523 and yoyolee_food. Please do not reproduce without permission to avoid copyright infringement.)

▲ Artist Na Dou’s new drink brand. (Photo / netizen)xia0523Provided, please do not reproduce without permission to avoid copyright infringement.)

▲Liang Chen Ji Shi's newly launched Bubble Brown Sugar Thick Fresh Milk. (Photo provided by Liang Chen Ji Shi)

▲ Recently launched the super-extravagant “Pop ‘n’ Burst Black Sugar Thick Fresh Milk.” (Photo / Liang Chen Ji Shi provided)

Liang Chen Ji Shi

Artist Na Dou’s new drink brand, Liang Chen Ji Shi, is gaining huge popularity. Its hand-painted floral, hipster-style packaging has already drawn a lot of attention and discussion. The shop offers a total of 3 opaque packaging options and 2 transparent cups, with cup designs that match different drink series. Liang Chen Ji Shi uses local Taiwanese fruits and vegetables, as well as teas sourced from Taiwanese tea farmers to create handmade brews. For fresh milk, there are also three choices available. It’s the newest trendy drink sensation sweeping through the Dongcheng area.

Address: No. 6-21, Lane 51, Section 1, Da’an Road, Da’an District, Taipei City (Zhongxiao Dunhua Station)

▲think me – Drink Me menu. (Photo by reporter Hua Shaofu)

▲ Shop owner Abbie is a flight attendant who wants to share drinks she’s enjoyed around the world. (Photo / Reporter Hua Shaofu)

Drink Me.Bar 喝我吧

“Drink Me!drink me” opened in April. Shop owner Abbie said: “I’ve wanted to open a shop for a long time, and I also love drinking beverages, so I thought about bringing drinks from all over the world back to Taiwan.” Take a closer look at the menu, which includes American-style coffee and milkshakes, European floral teas, and unique drinks from Korea, Japan, and Thailand. Here, you can travel the world through tea!

Address: No. 14, Lane 62, Yanji Street, Da’an District, Taipei City
Phone: 02-8772-5160
Business Hours: Sunday–Thursday 11:00–21:30, Friday–Saturday 11:00–22:00

▲550 Coffee menu. (Photo by reporter Hua Shaofu)

▲ Wu Wu Ling Coffee introduces Korea’s popular canned, made-to-order drink technology. (Photo / Reporter Hua Shaofu)

Wu Wu Ling Coffee Shop

Wu Wu Ling Coffee Shop is located near Zhishan MRT Station. In addition to its stunning glass house and green landscaping design, it also offers a variety of special meals. Recently, it introduced Korea’s trendy “canned drinks made-to-order” technology, encouraging environmentally friendly drink consumption. Whether it's coffee or other beverages, any cold drink can be served in these wildly popular Korean-style canned containers.

Address: No. 27, Lane 147, Fuhua Road, Shilin District, Taipei City
Phone: 02-2832-2110
Business Hours: Weekdays 11:00–20:00, Holidays 10:00–20:30

▲Mr. Yutian’s hand-brewed beverages – the Minister Fresh Milk Tea comes with cute dachshund marshmallows. (Photo from Mr. Yutian’s Hand-Brewed Beverages Facebook page)

▲ Mr. Yutian’s hand-brewed “Minister Fresh Milk Tea” features adorable Shiba Inu cotton candy. (Photo / fromMr. Yutian’s Hand-Brewed DrinksFacebook)

Mr. Yutian’s Hand-Brewed Drinks

Mr. Yutian’s Hand-Brewed Drinks has recently launched “Minister Fresh Milk Tea,” which comes with Shiba Inu-shaped cotton candy on top. As the cotton candy slowly melts, the cute dog gradually sinks into the milk tea, looking as if it’s falling asleep — super cute and soothing.

Address: No. 69, Lane 223, Section 4, Zhongxiao East Road, Da’an District, Taipei City

Chen Sanding Frog Milk Tea (MRT Gongguan Station). (Photo by Gui Xiaosun)

▲ Chen San Ding Frog Hit Milk (Zhongzheng MRT Gongshe Station). (Photo /Gui Xiao Sun)

Chen Sanding

Claimed to be the founding store of brown sugar frog fresh milk, “Chen Sanding” is a must-visit popular drink spot in Gongguan. The hand-shaken beverage mixes brown sugar and fresh milk evenly before inserting the straw, allowing you to enjoy the rich, smooth milk flavor combined with brown sugar, paired with chewy tapioca pearls — a favorite of many. However, starting from March, the price has quietly increased by NT$5.

Address: No. 2, Lane 8, Alley 316, Section 3, Roosevelt Road, Zhongzheng District, Taipei City

▲SOMA specialty drinks. (Photo provided by netizen Luo Weiru. Please do not reproduce without permission to avoid copyright infringement.)

▲SOMA specialty drinks. (Photo provided by netizen Luo Weiru. Please do not reproduce without permission to avoid copyright infringement.)

SOMA specialty drinks

Located in Taipei’s Dongqu district, SOMA is one of the must-try drink shops for those passing through the area. Its minimalist style also gives off a fresh and clean vibe. The shop is especially known for its Tea Oolong series, which uses three types of black tea with skimmed milk powder to create different flavors — the milk never overpowers the tea, but instead achieves a well-balanced proportion that makes it very easy to drink. For something more unique, the Specialty Series offers surprising and novel options that are sure to broaden your horizons.

Address: No. 23, Lane 187, Section 1, Dunhua South Road, Da’an District, Taipei City

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