A Quality Café in Changhua – Transporting You to a European Royal Garden!

Text & Photos /Fei Tian Xuan

Is there anyone out there like me? Sometimes, when you're in a city you know well and feel inexplicably irritable and exhausted, you just want to escape, to clear your mind, to let everything go... Fortunately, I have my parents’ home to retreat to. Lately, I’ve been going back quite often, often staying for five days at a time—eating Mom’s cooking, sleeping under her roof, and having someone help look after the kids, allowing me to enjoy a completely carefree life... During the 228 long weekend, I took Little Cherry back to my parents’ place for four days. On the way back to Taichung from my parents’ house, we passed by this place called “Q Garden.” In a moment of weakness, I decided to stop in for some afternoon tea.

“Q Garden” is located in Tianwei, Changhua, very close to the Tianwei Highway Garden, and right by the main road, so it’s easy to find.

As soon as you walk in, you’re greeted by a striking statue and beautiful flower vases on both sides. The high-ceilinged space makes an excellent first impression.

The dining area is on the first floor, divided into several different sections. I got lucky finding a seat during the 228 holiday... Do you see anything in the photo above that resembles a famous painting? XD

Besides the flower vases, there are also many cute little decorations.

This is the kitchen, designed semi-open so you can watch the chefs at work.

You can DIY your own hot water here!

Menu... It mainly offers pizza, pasta, and drinks... I originally just wanted to order a slice of cake and a coffee, but then I found out the dessert options were somewhat limited.

After ordering, I paid first. After asking the staff, I took my camera upstairs for a look.

The second floor is furnished with home furnishings, and these pieces look really high-quality. Each set has a unique design and style, though they’re probably not cheap either. XD

The furniture ranges from royal court style and cowboy style to fashion-forward designs.

Cappuccino - NT$100It’s medium to dark roasted, with a rich and smooth flavor—I liked it... The homemade cookies are crispy and slightly sweet, pairing perfectly with the coffee.

Fried Cream Puff with Berry Jam - NT$90I thought it would have a firm, dense texture, but it was surprisingly soft, and not too sweet.

Mixed Pizza - NT$350. The flavor is fairly standard, but there’s plenty of toppings, and it looks generous and appealing.

The seating area in the middle seems like a hidden gem—it feels like dining in a garden. But since everyone keeps taking photos of this spot, more shy people might feel a bit self-conscious!

Q Garden Cafe
Official Website:http://www.q-garden.com.tw/
Address: No. 452, Section 2, Zhongshan Road, Tianwei Township, Changhua County
Phone: (04)823-1568
Business Hours: 10:00–18:00 (Meals served: 11:00–17:00)

Fei Tian Xuan
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