OREO hidden inside red bean pastry！Popular desserts in Yizhong Street

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Ice cream has become a popular new favorite in recent years, with its cool, creamy texture and a variety of creative flavors that are simply irresistible. Near Yizhong Street in Taichung, there’s a small shop called INO Ice that can be said to be one of the trendsetters of ice cream in Taichung. The retro-style wooden shop, paired with a giant ice cream cone at the entrance, looks adorable and eye-catching. In addition to its highly popular array of ice cream flavors, this summer, INO Ice has also introduced freshly baked red bean pies. These limited-edition, unique-flavored treats have sparked even more buzz for this little shop.

Stepping into INO Ice, you’ll find a long, compact space surrounded by cute mosaic-style windows on three sides. The interior is bright and airy, enhanced by the shop’s vibrant color scheme that instantly lifts your mood. The cozy and quaint space accommodates only about 10 people, and if you want to dine in, there’s a minimum order of one ice dessert per person. Initially loved by fans for its uniquely flavored ice creams and pancake desserts, this summer, INO Ice has once again become a hot topic in the Yizhong Street shopping district by launching freshly baked red bean pies — now featuring OREO and adding colorful twists that have further elevated its charm.

INO Ice offers two different flavors of ice cream each day as a limited release. To find out what’s available today, the quickest way is to check INO Ice’s official Facebook page. Alongside options like sea salt chocolate, honeycomb vanilla, and Japanese Fuji apples, you might also come across unique flavors such as orange wine honey, chestnut caramel liqueur, and more. The rich selection always brings delightful surprises.