The legendary Milanese dessert brand COVA opens its second Taiwan branch — the caramel coffee-flavored cake you can only get here
By MOOK Travel Chen Wenlin | Compiled & Reported
Since the iconic Milanese patisserie COVA first entered Taiwan at Xinyi Sogo, it has sparked a dessert craze. Now, the century-old Milanese legend COVA, under LVMH, is set to open its second store at Taipei 101, generating even more enthusiastic responses and anticipation from netizens.
COVA’s second Taiwan branch will open at Taipei 101 on October 14. (Photo / Cherie)
In addition to its classic services and desserts, COVA Taipei 101 will also offer personalized cakes for customers to choose from. The interior design includes two standing tables near the entrance, providing more diverse options and ways to enjoy sweets for solo diners.
COVA Taipei 101 offers personalized cakes. (Photo / Cherie)
COVA Taipei 101 has two standing tables. (Photo / Cherie)
Additionally, COVA has invited Italian chef Edoardo Gadda to create an exclusive caramel coffee-flavored personalized cake just for COVA Taipei 101. This limited-edition cake will be available daily in limited quantities starting October 16 and until November 30. A limited-edition 200th-anniversary gift box will also be available for purchase.
COVA Taipei 101’s exclusive caramel coffee-flavored personalized cake. (Photo / COVA)
Limited-edition 200th-anniversary gift box on sale. (Photo / Cherie)
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