
▲ Are you planning to take Mom out for a nice meal this Mother’s Day? (Photo / Provided by Regent Taipei)
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To thank Mom for her love and hard work, do you have plans to enjoy a big meal or delicious food on Mother’s Day? During this holiday of gratitude, hotels and restaurants have launched special dining promotions. ETtoday EBC News Cloud has compiled information from multiple sources for your reference.
The Living Room and The Living Room Le Salon
The Living Room and The Living Room Le Salon present the “Fragrant Feast” Mother’s Day warm-hearted banquet. From May 13 to 14, The Living Room offers lunch and dinner buffets: adults NT$1,180+10%, children NT$590+10%. Chef’s special recommendations include freshly sliced Cantonese-style Peking duck, salt-grilled whole salmon, and grilled beef in the carving station, as well as crispy sweet shrimp tempura in the hot food section. On May 14, The Living Room Le Salon serves a Chinese-style set menu Mother’s Day feast for lunch and dinner, NT$7,200+10% for six people. Recommended dishes include the refreshing sesame scallop and lobster salad, the nourishing black maca sea snail chicken pot, and the tender and juicy jade-green braised deep-sea prawns.
Taipei Regent Marriott Hotel
Taipei Regent Marriott Hotel launches the “My Mommy, My Lady” indulgent Mother’s Day dining experience from 05/13–05/14. Explore Kitchen buffet lunch and dinner are NT$1,880+10% per person, afternoon tea is NT$1,280+10% per person. The “Regent Recipe” offers a luxurious set menu at NT$2,880+10% per person, using top-tier ingredients to pamper beautiful moms. The “Chocolatier Gallery” combines romance with the sweet inspiration of a date with Mom, featuring the limited-edition “Rose Whisper” Mother’s Day cake at NT$1,280 each. The rose-flavored white chocolate mousse from Valrhona highlights the freshness of lime, layered with pistachio sponge cake and strawberry-lychee filling.
Taipei Mandarin Oriental Hotel
Taipei Mandarin Oriental Hotel specially presents an exciting range of dining activities during lunch and dinner on May 13 and 14. Bencotto Italian Restaurant’s Chef Loris Pistillo draws inspiration from his grandmother’s recipes to offer the “Mamma Mia!” Mother’s Day limited set menu at NT$2,500 per person. Mandarin Café (Café Un Deux Trois) Chef Tony has also crafted a seafood-rich Mother’s Day set, where guests can choose one main dish and enjoy unlimited access to a colorful global appetizer selection, oysters, crabs, and scallops from the live seafood bar at NT$2,880 per person. The elegant Yàgé Chinese Restaurant presents a classic Mother’s Day special set starting at NT$2,580 per person.
Taipei Garden Hotel
Taipei Garden Hotel offers a sumptuous Mother’s Day feast across the entire property on 5/13–5/14, showing sincere appreciation. Diners also receive a complimentary Polaroid photo. The “Six Countries Restaurant” theme buffet features nearly 100 international cuisines for NT$1,288+10% per person. Every adult diner receives half a Boston lobster, and groups of four or more get an additional four-tier cake per table. The “Hanozono” Japanese Mother’s Day set is NT$2,280+10% per set, using seasonal premium ingredients for a classic Japanese meal. Order two sets and receive a bottle of sake; groups of four or more get an additional four-tier cake per table. “The Garden” offers both traditional family-style and modern options, including a refined Jiangsu-Zhejiang style banquet: six-person set NT$8,999+10%, ten-person set NT$13,999+10%. Each table receives a Mother’s Day cake and a carnation for every mom, with an extra bottle of red wine for the ten-person set. The “Six Countries Dim Sum House” offers two colorful garden cakes – “Beloved” and “Deep Love” – six-tier at NT$880, eight-tier at NT$1,280.
Regent Taipei
Regent Taipei has planned four celebration packages for May 13 and 14. Moms who enjoy buffet meals can join the “Hug Mom, Happy Dining 520” event. When four people dine together at The Park, Thai Market, or Italian Bistro and take a selfie hugging Mom in front of the restaurant to post online, Mom gets a special discounted price of NT$520. Moms dining at Robin’s on the second floor can visit the “Fashion Mom Photo Studio” at Regent Galleria, professionally photographed by a VOGUE-exclusive photographer to make Mom a cover girl. For moms with a sweet tooth, there’s the handcrafted “Floral Rose” Mother’s Day sponge cake with edible fresh flowers and fruit, shaped like a rose and priced at NT$980 for a six-tier cake.
Grand Hyatt Taipei
As Mother’s Day approaches, the Songhe Restaurant buffet, Yuan Restaurant Jiangsu-Zhejiang cuisine, Golden Dragon Cantonese Restaurant, and Grand Hyatt Steakhouse are ready with four distinct and flavorful dining options. Yuan Restaurant and Golden Dragon will launch their Mother’s Day set menus early, starting May 6 (Saturday). Yuan Restaurant’s exclusive “Pamper Mom” set is NT$1,880+10% per person. Orders for four or more people come with a free bottle of spicy fish sauce (and so on), plus an NT$499 option to add a red bean sponge cake. With excellent views, Golden Dragon offers a free six-tier radish cake for reservations of five or more, and an eight-tier radish cake for ten or more.
Songhe Restaurant buffet is NT$1,399+10% per person, NT$699+10% for children. Book lunch or dinner for six or more before April 28 and receive a free six-tier cheese cake (and so on). Grand Hyatt Steakhouse accepts Mother’s Day set reservations starting May 6, with a choice of three mains: herb-crusted French lamb chops with rosemary jus, pan-seared halibut with vegetables and sea urchin sauce, or slow-cooked American wagyu short ribs with sea salt mustard. Each set is NT$1,800+10%, and each mom receives a carnation and a Polaroid family photo on the day.
Victoria Hotel
La FESTA Italian Restaurant invited Michelin-starred chef Yuichi Uemura from Hokkaido in mid-April for a guest appearance. To continue the Michelin dining craze for Mother’s Day, the weekend of 5/13 and 5/14 features the special 【Mother’s Day x Yuichi Uemura】menu, starting at NT$2,200 per person. Bookings made before April 15 get a complimentary classic cheese cake. The Double V Oval Private Dining Room offers a week-long Mother’s Day package, NT$8,800+10% for 10 people, with each person receiving a complimentary jewelry box of macarons (four pieces) if booked before May 1.
L’Hotel Group
L’Hotel Group has united its hotels, external restaurants, and bakeries this year to offer four dining options: Hangzhou cuisine, French haute cuisine, French countryside fare, and Mother’s Day limited-edition cakes. In addition to personalized set menus, they’ve also designed flexible two- and six-person combo deals tailored to small families, with prices starting at NT$1,100 per person.
For external restaurants, recognizing that department store customers often come from small families, L’Hotel Tian Xiang Lou offers a six-person Mother’s Day set menu for NT$5,999+10% from 4/26–5/14. L’Hotel Basilique offers a Mother’s Day two-person set for NT$2,560+10% from 5/3–5/14.
Shanghai Village
Shanghai Village is the first to launch the “Pamper Mom Program.” Book by 4/30 for special Mother’s Day dates (5/6, 5/7, 5/13, 5/14, 5/20, 5/21). Dine that day and spend NT$3,000 to instantly receive a snow crab and abalone set, letting diners enjoy a heartwarming meal followed by a thoughtful treat for Mom.
Laurel Restaurant
Laurel Restaurant presents a specially crafted Mother’s Day menu. With a variety of fresh ingredients skillfully prepared by the chef, Mom can enjoy refined and delicious dishes while maintaining a radiant complexion, expressing the heartfelt gratitude of her children. Appetizers and soups include seared tuna with beauty sauce and garlic clam chowder. Main courses feature the best-selling British-style roasted beef ribs (Prime rib), plus new surf-and-turf options: American Prime-grade filet mignon with shrimp and grilled Iberico pork with shrimp. Desserts include a special British-style strawberry cake. Diners on Mother’s Day receive a DESTINO skincare travel kit made with the nourishing “rock rose” (valued at NT$860), while supplies last.
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