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Enjoy Kyoto’s popular gourmet fair in Taipei this autumn

Published: 2026-09-25 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-09-25 — The “Autumn & Winter Japanese Food Fair – Kyoto Cuisine” kicks off at Taipei’s Zhongxiao SOGO on October 4th. This annual Kyoto food fair, which always generates buzz and draws large crowds, allows lovers of Japanese and Kyoto cuisine to experience a wide variety of treats all in one place—without leaving Taiwan...

By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team

 
The “Autumn & Winter Japanese Food Fair – Kyoto Cuisine” opens at Taipei’s Zhongxiao SOGO on October 4th. This annual event, which consistently creates a stir and attracts large numbers of visitors, lets fans of Japanese and Kyoto cuisine see and taste a wide array of Kyoto specialties all at once. The fair also features Japanese cultural experiences, kimono try-ons, elegant traditional Japanese gifts for visitors, and Kyoto-limited lucky draws with minimum purchase amounts—drawing in shoppers and foodies alike.
 

Delicious ‘otabe’ matcha layered cake. (Photo source / SOGO Department Store)

Tea dessert from Kyoto Kitayama MALEBRANCHE. (Photo source / SOGO Department Store)

Kyoto offers a wealth of matcha-themed desserts, including Kyoto-style layered cakes, autumn yatsuhashi sweets, honey-scented mille-feuille — yatsuhashi rice sticks, sweet yet not cloying matcha Mont Blancs, and the ultra-popular Kyoto must-buy souvenir, Kitayama tea desserts. These are all top-rated, expert-recommended delights in Kyoto that will more than satisfy any matcha dessert lover.

 
 
 

Kyoto-style pork bone broth shoyu ramen. (Photo source / SOGO Department Store)

Popular lineup spot for takoyaki. (Photo source / SOGO Department Store)

Must-try highlights include the old-school chicken curry omelet beloved by local Kyoto office workers, the sweetly satisfying LeTAO crepes, the golden-legendary Nanohana Shoubutsuen honey cake, richly layered Kyoto ramen packed with succulent pork, and famous takoyaki from long queues—all are not to be missed.

 

Sweet yet not cloying matcha Mont Blanc. (Photo source / SOGO Department Store)

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