By the MOOK Scenic Spots Family Travel Life Network Editorial Team
Pancake and coffee shop from Japan’s Kyushu region, and the first of its kind outside of Japan, officially opened in Taipei on January 27. The pancakes are made using a specially formulated pancake mix created from seven types of grains from seven different prefectures in Kyushu, blended in the perfect ratio to achieve a flavor that suits Asian palates, bringing the rich taste of Kyushu pancakes to create a happy dining table filled with joyful memories.
The Kyushu pancakes at KyushuPancake are made with grains from seven regions of Japan, offering a hearty and delicious texture. (Photo / MOOK Scenic Spots Family Liao Qiyu)
The KyushuPancake Taiwan store covers an area of approximately30ping, with a total of36 seats. Located next to Fu Jin Street in the culturally rich Minsheng community, the shop features a minimalist design with white and light wood tones. Its window sills full of greenery and thoughtfully arranged natural lighting create a tranquil and comfortable dining atmosphere. As the second store following the one in Tokyo’s Daikanyama, KyushuPancake Taiwan not only embodies the brand image of Kyushu pancakes but also becomes a part of Fu Jin Street's unique cultural scene.
KyushuPancake Coffee officially opens in Taipei’s Fu Jin Street. (Image provided / KyushuPancake Coffee)
The simple store design exudes a slow-living vibe. (Image provided / KyushuPancake Coffee)
Marshmallow brownie pancakes. (Photo / MOOK Scenic Spots Family Liao Qiyu)
The refreshing interior design makes you feel instantly comfortable upon entering the store. (Image provided / KyushuPancake Coffee)
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