Japanese Nagoya breakfast favorite Komeda Coffee opens its first Taiwan branch in Taiwan

By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team / Compiled & Reported
 
Nagoya’s beloved breakfast spot Komeda’s Coffee has made its Taiwan debut for the very first time. The signature combo of coffee with a side of grilled toast—a signature Nagoya breakfast style—has attracted plenty of attention, introducing this unique breakfast culture to Taiwan for the first time.

The new Komeda Coffee T2 store is located near the Nanjing-Songjiang MRT Station in Zhongshan District. Nearby competitors include brands such as Bruno Coffee and LOUISA, plus the 24-hour Sukiya beef bowl restaurant. With fierce competition in the dining scene, the area’s concentration of Japanese businesses, travel agencies, hotels, and tourists makes this an ideal location. The decision to open here reflects careful consideration.

The Komeda Coffee T2 store offers a special deal before 11 AM: buy a coffee and choose one of three breakfast combos featuring thick slices of toast paired with delicious sides.

Komeda’s Coffee is a long-established coffee chain from Nagoya, Japan, with around 700 outlets across the country since its founding in 1968. The café offers a variety of meal sets such as boiled eggs with grilled toast, egg salad with grilled toast, and red bean paste with grilled toast.

The shop serves its signature Komeda coffee, as well as black tea and coffee milkshakes. For those who prefer savory options, there are also popular items like pork cutlet sandwiches, miso-flavored pork cutlet sandwiches, and shrimp cutlet sandwiches—all priced at an affordable NT$220.