TSUTAYA BOOKSTORE and WIRED CHAYA now open at CITYLINK Neihu Store
By MOOK Scenic Spots Chen Wenlin, compiled and reported
The Japanese TSUTAYA BOOKSTORE, known as the world’s most beautiful bookstore, caused a huge sensation when it opened at CITYLINK Songshan No. 2 Store in late 2017, and recently it has set up its second branch at CITYLINK Neihu Store on March 29, sparking online discussion.
Japanese TSUTAYA BOOKSTORE opens its second branch at CITYLINK Neihu Store (Photo provided by CITYLINK, the same below)
Since its opening on March 29, CITYLINK Neihu Store has collaborated with numerous well-known brands, including not only Japan’s top lifestyle proposal expert TSUTAYA BOOKSTORE but also the Taiwan debut of WIRED CHAYA tea house, aiming to create a more refined “premium lifestyle” space where visitors can find various high-quality and personally distinctive daily necessities.
To build a more refined “premium lifestyle” space, CITYLINK Neihu Store has partnered with many renowned brands, inviting TSUTAYA BOOKSTORE and WIRED CHAYA tea house to set up shop.
At the same time, by collaborating with both TSUTAYA BOOKSTORE and WIRED CHAYA tea house, visitors can enjoy Japanese cuisine while reading.
In addition to TSUTAYA BOOKSTORE and WIRED CHAYA tea house, the 30th Gogoro store in Taiwan and the latest brand under Thai Ji Thai Cuisine, “Thai Ba,” have also established branches at CITYLINK Neihu Store. Not only does it offer a complete Gogoro sales, maintenance, and energy network service to create a new green living circle in Neihu, but it also curates a selection of dining brands popular with nearby office workers, providing a diverse range of choices.
CITYLINK Neihu Store has also introduced the latest brand under Thai Ji Thai Cuisine, “Thai Ba,” which offers eight Thai set meals for office workers during the week and features an all-you-can-eat menu of eight Thai side dishes for the first time.
Along with the arrival of Gogoro’s 30th store nationwide, it aims to create a new green living circle in Neihu.
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