Top 5 Late-Night Cafés Perfect for Night Owls and Literary Youths
By the MOOK HowToTrip Editorial Team
While Taipei can be described as a city that never sleeps—a metropolis that gets more charming as the night deepens. From night markets and bars to nightclubs and karaoke, there’s no shortage of nighttime activities. However, this time, HowToTrip is introducing the hidden late-night cafés tucked away in various corners of Taipei. For those who can’t sleep at night but don’t want to head to noisy places, these cafés are the perfect spots to quietly enjoy the nighttime ambiance. Below, we’ve carefully selected five great late-night locations, recommended for all you night owls.
Taipei is home to many late-night literary cafés (Image source / Remember Me_记得我．Café)
Remember Me_记得我．Café
Remember Me_记得我．Café is nestled in an alley on Nanjing East Road (Image source / Remember Me_记得我．Café)
The matcha latte at Remember Me_记得我．Café is rich and creamy (Image source / Remember Me_记得我．Café)
Sugar Man Café
Sugar Man Café is located in an alley near Guting (Image source / Sugar Man Café)
The interior of Sugar Man Café features distinctive decor (Image source / Sugar Man Café)
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