A hidden Tokyo donut gem—Haritts opens a happiness-filled store in Taipei!
Last updated 2026-09-25 — The renowned donut brand Haritts from Tokyo’s Shibuya district has sparked quite a buzz since opening its first overseas branch in Taichung at the end of 2013, attracting many visitors who came specifically for it. Now, if you want to taste Haritts’ delicious offerings...
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The well-known donut brand Haritts from Tokyo’s Shibuya district has sparked quite a buzz since opening its first overseas branch in Taichung at the end of 2013, attracting many visitors who came specifically for it. Now, if you want to enjoy Haritts’ great taste, you no longer have to go all the way to Taichung—the brand has also opened its second store in Taipei. The Taipei location is set in a renovated old house. In addition to selling donuts, it offers a variety of drinks, helping its immense popularity continue to thrive in Taipei!
The well-known donut brand Haritts from Tokyo’s Shibuya district has sparked quite a buzz since opening its first overseas branch in Taichung at the end of 2013, attracting many visitors who came specifically for it. Now, if you want to enjoy Haritts’ great taste, you no longer have to go all the way to Taichung—the brand has also opened its second store in Taipei. The Taipei location is set in a renovated old house. In addition to selling donuts, it offers a variety of drinks, helping its immense popularity continue to thrive in Taipei!
Haritts from Tokyo’s Shibuya district is now available in Taipei too. (Image source / timeout)
These plump, chubby donuts look absolutely delicious. (Image source / haritts)
Haritts Taipei is tucked away in the alleys along Fuxing North Road. The shop has a simple, understated exterior with no flashy signs—just a round wooden plaque symbolizing a donut standing at the entrance. The modest storefront feels as natural and welcoming as stepping into a friend’s home. Inside, there are two small tables and one larger one, plus a bar counter. The minimalist space design, much like Haritts donuts themselves, may seem ordinary but hides a wonderful sense of happiness within.
Taipei’s Haritts is tucked away in an alley, with a plain exterior that gives off a homely vibe. (Image source / haritts)
There's a small round wooden sign at the entrance, symbolizing a donut. (Image source / haritts)
A glazed donut paired with a cup of coffee makes for a blissful afternoon. (Image source / haritts)
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