Netizens love these 5 Kaohsiung cafes—gorgeous decor and super photogenic!
▲ Kaohsiung has no shortage of beautiful cafes, from luxurious to minimalist—the key is that they’re all perfect for photos. This photo shows a corner of Q Garden. (Photo provided by netizen LaLa, same below)
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As a true fashionista, you simply must visit all the beautiful cafes. ETtoday ETToday News Cloud has specially selected 5 popular cafes and shops in Kaohsiung that even netizens adore—not only are they beautifully decorated and unique, but they’re also incredibly photogenic. Some even have eye-catching food. Don’t wait—go on a pilgrimage to each one!
▲ The Q Garden with its palace-style luxurious vibe.
Q Garden
“Q Garden” combines European-style furniture, plant arrangements, and Italian-French cuisine, boldly using a variety of mixed elements. The entire restaurant feels like a vibrant, ever-changing floral world. Girls who visit can’t help but scream in delight and don’t want to leave.
As soon as you step inside, your eyes are immediately drawn to the colorful designs. The palace-style dining tables and surrounding decorations—such as giant metal birdcages, crystal chandeliers, and gold-trimmed full-length mirrors—all exude an incredibly elegant aristocratic charm. Guests instantly feel like royalty, leisurely enjoying their afternoon tea in what feels like a mini palace. The visual arrangement delights netizens, who can’t help but take out their phones for photos.
Location: No. 111, Qinghai Road, Gushan District, Kaohsiung City
▲ A hidden gem %Ji Xun, where even the afternoons feel magical. (Strongly recommended)
▲ Marble-patterned tabletops make the dishes look even more appealing.
Take Out a Cat
Near Central Park, there’s a white glass house with marble flooring, a ceiling adorned with luxurious crystal chandeliers, and dried flowers on the tables—exuding an overall upscale vibe. The shop also features a noble-style “cat skywalk,” where the resident cats lazily lounge around and bask in the sun, looking absolutely adorable. Cat designs can also be spotted on bowls, cups, and utensils, melting the hearts of all the girls!
The menu includes filling main courses, light meals, salads, desserts, fried snacks, and drinks like coffee—all available at prices ranging from tens of dollars to over 200 NT.
Address: No. 6, Guangfu 1st Street, Qianjin District, Kaohsiung City
▲ %Chill Bake, where every photo feels relaxing and comforting.
Chill bake
White, minimalist, elegant, and combined with floral themes—this Korean-style dessert shop “Chill Bake” has appeared in Kaohsiung’s Yancheng District. There’s no signboard outside, but its biggest feature is the small wooden shop painted entirely white. Its simple and sleek appearance always attracts many visitors for photos.
Address: No. 30, Lane 40, Park 2nd Road, Yancheng District, Kaohsiung City (10-minute walk from Yanchengpu MRT Station)
▲ %Hi George Bread & Coffee Truck, where even a quick stop feels uplifting. (Strongly recommended)
Hi George Bread & Coffee Truck
The popular “European food truck bus” near the Kaohsiung Museum of Fine Arts occupies a cozy corner in the city, offering travelers a secret retreat to catch their breath, soak up some sun, and recharge with coffee. For a moment, you might even think you’ve been transported to Europe!
The food truck offers freshly baked hot bread, along with coffee, tea, juice, and smoothies. Prices range from tens of dollars to just over 100 NT.
Address: No. 277, Qinghai Road, Gushan District, Kaohsiung City
▲ %A sweet treat at Dai Yi Xia, known for its artistic flair and delicious flavors. (Strongly recommended)
Wait a Sec x Sweet Treats
Located on a corner, Wait a Sec x Sweet Treats is a three-story building, each floor with its own unique charm. It was jointly designed by the Japanese-culture-loving owners over six months. The shop’s most popular items are cute-colored shaved ice and gradient bubble sodas, bursting with Japanese vibes—perfect for photos!
The first floor is an open space with bar seating; the second floor has indoor seating, and as soon as you go up, you’ll see a large mural; the rooftop transforms into a Japanese izakaya-style space at night, with a green lawn and a wall of beer lanterns that create an amazing atmosphere.
Address: No. 55, Ming Street, Qianzhen District, Kaohsiung City
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