By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team
Mother’s Day is here, and many restaurants and hotel operators have launched attractive promotions. Aside from special Mother’s Day events and banquets, some are also offering free side dishes or complimentary meals for moms, as well as skincare packages to bring home. Below is a list of ten restaurants’ activities and deals where you can take your mom for a special treat this holiday.
Taipei Garden Hotel’s Six Countries Restaurant (Photo / Taipei Garden Hotel)
1. Taipei Garden Hotel
Taipei Garden Hotel’s Six Countries Restaurant will offer a buffet lunch and dinner during the Mother’s Day weekend at NT$899 per person. For an additional NT$199, enjoy half a Canadian lobster. At Azure Court, Chinese cuisine and dim sum start from NT$120, and spend NT$3,500 to receive a complimentary Mother’s Day cake. Additionally, diners can enjoy a NT$200 dining voucher for every NT$1,000 spent at any restaurant in the hotel upon presenting the day’s dining receipt.
2. The House of Arts & Crafts (Hôtel Éclat Beijing)
La Farfalla Italian Restaurant will present a unique feast on the weekend of May 12–13, from lunch to dinner. Using Italian cooking methods that highlight natural flavors, the buffet features a rich spread of gourmet dishes—all unlimited. Guests will also be treated to a half-roasted “live Boston lobster.”
La Farfalla Italian Restaurant serves a festive buffet during lunch and dinner (Photo / The House of Arts & Crafts)
3. Lawry’s
The premium steakhouse Lawry’s will offer a special Mother’s Day menu for three days from May 11 to 13 during dinner service, with options for both seafood and meat dishes. Prepay your reservation on Mother’s Day to receive a moisturizing beauty lotion. There’s also an artful marble mirror-glazed cake available for Mother’s Day takeout.
4. Regent Taipei
At Regent Taipei, Sanfan Benjia has created a special Mother’s Day set menu from May 11 to 13; The Park Lane serves over 100 refined Chinese, Western, and Japanese dishes from May 12 to 13; Robin’s Steakhouse offers premium ribeye steaks, lobsters, Japanese A5 black wagyu sirloin, Sichuan peppercorn sauce, and tomahawk wagyu steaks—all cooked with classic American charcoal grilling techniques; while Robin’s Teppanyaki features live chef-prepared Japanese A5 black wagyu sirloin.
Japanese wagyu at Sanfan Benjia (Photo / Regent Taipei)
5. Grand Hyatt Taipei
On Mother’s Day, Grand Hyatt Taipei will host a buffet party in the first-floor ballroom starting at noon. Guests can enjoy unlimited seafood and international delicacies, along with a selection of Chinese and Western buffet offerings. The event also features live fashion music, cocktail performances, and bingo games. Prices start at NT$1,680 per person.
6. Halla Hot Spring Resort (Jiaoxi)
Halla Hot Spring Resort’s MU TABLE buffet restaurant will run a special promotion on May 12 and 13, featuring a lavish buffet alongside classic dishes from the resort. The colorful dessert section will also include several exclusive Mother’s Day treats. Lunch starts at NT$1,180, and dinner at NT$1,380.
MU TABLE buffet restaurant presents limited-time Mother’s Day dishes (Photo / Halla Hot Spring Resort)
7. Taiwan Taichung Marriott Hotel
Taiwan Taichung Marriott Hotel’s Feast All Day Dining Restaurant is offering a special Mother’s Day promotion: limited-time grilled ribeye, paired with unlimited red and white wine, served as part of a buffet starting at NT$1,480, with children’s prices from NT$350 to NT$780. There’s also an option to add a Boston lobster for an additional NT$680 each.
8. Morrison Hotel GUSTOSO Italian Restaurant
Morrison Hotel’s GUSTOSO Italian Restaurant serves authentic Southern Italian home-style dishes, offering genuine and creative Italian flavors. From May 1 to 31, the restaurant offers a Mother’s Day seafood and meat set menu promotion: bring mom and get one person free. The seafood and meat set includes six Italian dishes.
GUSTOSO Italian cuisine (Photo / Morrison Hotel)
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