By MOOK Scenic Spots Wu Pinxuan, compiled and reported
Zhétián Pù is likened by netizens as “the Taiwanese shop with the closest fruit mille-feuille to Japan’s HARBS.” Most Taiwanese people’s familiarity with fruit mille-feuille likely comes from “HARBS.” Compared to HARBS’s opulence, Zhétián offers a more indie and fresh vibe. Its layered pastry is filled with whipped cream, custard sauce, bananas, strawberries, kiwis, and other seasonal fruits—delicately smooth and light, offering a guilt-free indulgence that’s sweet without being cloying.
Taipei also has delicious fruit mille-feuilles that can rival HARBS. (Photo provided by corrine728)
Zhétián Pù (Photo provided by az.woo)
Although he is Japanese, the owner, Zhétián Dà, fell in love with Taiwan and wanted to bring the best of Japan to the island. His dessert shop is his way of doing so. He aims to make desserts using the most natural ingredients, ensuring everyone can enjoy them with peace of mind.
Japanese-style desserts with impressive quality. (Photo provided by az.woo)
Besides Taipei, they recently opened a second branch at Linkou Mitsui Outlet, designed by a Japanese designer. It's perfect for photos and check-ins. Enjoying delicious desserts while shopping is simply delightful.
The second branch at Mitsui Outlet B1 has a very cute exterior. (Photo / Zhétián Pù)
Zhétián Pù (Photo provided by corrine728)
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