By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team
Glass-themed cafes and restaurants have been popular photo spots in recent years. Morning sunlight streaming through the glass illuminates the dining tables, and the all-around natural light brightens your mood. Below are four recommended glass-walled restaurants in the Kaohsiung area. These cafes and restaurants feature floor-to-ceiling windows and glass curtain wall designs. When soft light seeps indoors, it feels like stepping into a dreamy, surreal world.
Maison de Verre Glass House (Photo / Maison de Verre Glass House Restaurant)
1. Maison de Verre Maison de Verre Glass House Restaurant
Maison de Verre Glass House (Photo / Maison de Verre Glass House Restaurant)
Maison de Verre is French for "glass house." The Maison de Verre offers a unique glasshouse brunch, exquisitely customized afternoon tea, and high-end, delicious dinners, blending aesthetics, art, food, and desserts into a dreamlike glasshouse restaurant. Located by the Love River and surrounded by trees, Maison de Verre is also a popular venue for weddings.
Address: No. 20, Lane 433, Bo'ai 1st Rd., Gushan District, Kaohsiung City
Business Hours: 09:00 - 17:00, 17:30 - 21:30
Maison de Verre Glass House (Photo / Maison de Verre Glass House Restaurant)
2. Q Garden
Q Garden (Photo / Q Garden)
Q Garden not only features landscape design and interior decor reminiscent of a European royal garden, but also serves freshly ground pour-over coffee, cold-pressed juices, and oil-free light meals. The chef also occasionally offers a menu-less dining experience. Q Garden is more than just a restaurant—it’s also Taiwan’s only showroom combining imported home furnishings, furniture, and garden landscaping design. It showcases featured furniture, décor, building materials, outdoor landscape ornaments, and landscaping pieces from various countries.
Address: No. 111, Qinghai Rd., Gushan District, Kaohsiung City
Business Hours: 11:00 - 18:00
Q Garden (Photo / Q Garden)
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