Taipei’s Highest All-You-Can-Eat Restaurant: Feast Paradise’s Upgraded Version “Xiang Xiang” to Open in April

▲Feast Paradise will launch its upgraded version “Xiang Xiang.” (Photo / From Feast Paradise’s All-You-Can-Eat Gourmet Fan Page)

Reported by Huang Shiyuan / Taipei

What’s the most popular type of restaurant in Taiwan? Many would guess all-you-can-eat buffets, and indeed, new buffet restaurants have been opening one after another in recent years — from the nation’s highest 50th-floor cafe to Taipei’s largest Feng FOOD. This year, Feast Paradise will launch an upgraded version called “Xiang Xiang,” located on the 46th floor of Breeze XinYi. It is set to open in April and will not only become Taipei’s highest all-you-can-eat buffet but also boast the city’s most stunning night view.

Although Feast Paradise is considered one of the best among non-hotel-operated all-you-can-eat buffets in Taiwan, the brand has been reflecting on what truly defines a great buffet. Jiang Yanrong, Vice President of Feast Paradise, stated that buffets shouldn’t be about mindless overeating. Instead, they believe it should be about savoring “treasures” while maintaining a healthy diet. That’s why their new brand, Xiang Xiang, represents a complete upgrade of Feast Paradise — from ingredients and service to facilities. The expected price per person ranges between NT$1,300 and NT$1,500, with 250 seats spread across a space of over 300 ping (approximately 990 square meters), aiming to offer diners a better overall experience.

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