Text by / MOOK Scenic Spots Family Travel Life Network Editorial Team
When visiting Tainan, you don’t necessarily have to head to crowded tourist spots. Finding a place to enjoy a cup of coffee, embracing the local rhythm and the art of living, and indulging in a blissfully lazy moment can also be a great travel idea. Below are four recommended cafes in Tainan, perfect whether you're looking to spend time alone in quiet contemplation or catch up with someone over an afternoon chat.
All dishes at Lianliang Cafe are full of texture and artistic flair. (Photo provided by MOOK Editorial Department)
● Lianliang Cafe
Lianliang Cafe is run by a young artist couple who chose to stay and live in Tainan out of their love for the city. With backgrounds in design and musical artistry, the couple deliberately preserved the first-floor space as an exhibition area, offering experimental art displays. The pure white walls serve as ideal surfaces for showcasing artwork, naturally integrating art into a corner of the space. It’s a tranquil little salon where soft light filters through wooden windows, allowing you to enjoy your coffee in an undisturbed urban nook—relaxed and comfortable.
The Lianliang Cafe couple both work in the arts, and the space exudes a refined atmosphere everywhere. (Photo provided by MOOK Editorial Department)
【Info】
Lianliang Cafe
Address: No. 100, Xinyi Street, West Central District, Tainan City
Phone: 0978-266-697
Business Hours: 14:00–21:00, closed Mondays and Thursdays
●?ilum
Hidden away in a lane, ?ilum features exposed red brick and concrete walls, preserving the original roof tiles. This is the former home of renowned photographer Hsu Yuan-Fu and a century-old building with a history of 105 years. After renovation by the Open Architecture design team, new life and elements were infused into the old house, creating a space aesthetic. ?ilum offers all-day brunch, sandwiches, and other light meals. Sip on freshly ground soy milk or an Americano while savoring the leisurely vibe of this historic residence.
Exposed cement and red brick walls give ?ilum a natural, rustic charm. (Photo provided by MOOK Editorial Department)
The neat and simple space makes use of a skylight to let natural light pour in. (Photo source / FILM ?ilum Brunch)
FILM ?ilum serves delicious all-day brunch options. (Photo provided by MOOK Editorial Department)
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