Taiwan's first Thai coconut ice — a new Nanyang-style photo hotspot
Text by MOOK Scenic Spots Christopher, compiled and reported
Every time you travel to Thailand, the sweet and delicious coconut ice cream is a must-try that keeps you coming back for more. Now, you can enjoy this full-flavored Nanyang cuisine without leaving the country. Hidden in a quiet alley in Taipei, “Coco Brother” serves Taiwan’s first-ever Thai coconut ice cream. The owner uses only whole Thai coconuts, with no added flavors, colors, or artificial additives. Its authentic and refreshing taste has even won praise from Thai visitors.
Coco Brother — Taiwan’s first Thai coconut ice (Photo / miao_foodie)
Coco Brother offers a variety of Nanyang cuisines (Photo / ubereats_tw)
Coco Brother’s Thai coconut ice with honey toast (Photo / Coco Brother)
Coco Brother’s Chatuchak coconut ice sub sandwich (Photo / Coco Brother)
The dishes at Coco Brother are the fruit of the owner’s personal learning trips to Thailand. In addition to the pioneering Thai coconut ice, there are also more Thai brunches, Thai desserts, Nanyang-style teas, and Nanyang beers. Moreover, the shop regularly hosts holiday promotions, live sports broadcasts, little shopkeeper experience camps, and travel lectures.
Coco Brother (Photo / Coco Brother)
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