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The 50th Floor Café buffet is the highest buffet restaurant in the country, located on the 50th floor of the 50th Floor Building, the fifth tallest building in New Taipei and a local landmark. It’s also the only international five-star buffet restaurant in New Taipei. The 50th floor isn’t just for show—the floor-to-ceiling windows offer sweeping views of the Taipei metropolitan night scenery, making it a real treat to dine while admiring the view. If you can’t bear to leave the little ones behind, the restaurant has a family dining area equipped with a motorcycle rocking chair, a mini train track, coloring boards, and food-shaped stuffed toys, so the kids can join in on the Valentine’s fun too.
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Address: 50th Floor, 16 Xinzhan Rd., Banqiao District, New Taipei City, 50th Floor Building
Phone: 02-77059700
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Located on the 45th floor of Breeze XinYi, Marumoto Honjin is no less impressive. For Japanese cuisine, this is the place to go. Marumoto Honjin features Taiwan’s first mobile sushi bar, allowing private room diners to enjoy freshly made nigiri sushi. With 90% of ingredients imported from Japan, it offers an authentic Japanese flavor. From here, you can also enjoy beautiful night views—many netizens say the scenery is even better than the view from Taipei 101!
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Address: 45th Floor, Breeze XinYi, 68, Sec. 5, Zhongxiao E. Rd., Xinyi District, Taipei City
Phone: 02-66397786
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Nestled in the mountains and surrounded by nature, the Galaxy Railway Café also offers views of Taoyuan Airport. With its container-style design and a Mediterranean color scheme of blue and white, it offers night sky views from both the first floor and the second-floor observation deck. Its most famous feature is the oversized Love sculpture, creating a romantic dining atmosphere perfect for staying overnight in Taoyuan after dinner—ideal for a couple’s two-day, one-night getaway.
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Address: No. 580, Sec. 3, Ren’ai Rd., Luzhu District, Taoyuan City
Phone: 0976-068262
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Yangmingshan is home to many scenic restaurants, and Grass Mountain Night, No Sleep is themed around “the legendary big tree.” What started as three tables and roadside street vending has now become a famous scenic restaurant. Overlooking Taipei City from Yangmingshan, it offers tranquility away from the urban hustle. There’s also outdoor seating designed especially for couples—enjoy the night view and chat on a love-themed seat to rekindle your relationship!
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Address: No. 99, Lane 81, Aly. 25, Dongshan Rd., Shilin District, Taipei City
Phone: 02-28623751
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Bay Starry Sky is located in the mountainous area of Taoyuan, where it’s sparsely populated but offers 360-degree panoramic views. It’s more than just a restaurant—it’s a leisure park suitable for the whole family, with piglets, sheepdogs, mallards, miniature horses, and a sandbox that kids love. Family outings are welcome here. The restaurant also hosts live music performances, and with the vast night views and romantic melodies, even long-married couples can enjoy a moment of intimacy.
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Address: No. 271, Dagu Rd., Shanjiao Village, Luzhu District, Taoyuan City
Phone: 03-3243456
These five scenic restaurants are perfect for a romantic Valentine’s dinner. Don’t let daily life dull your love—couples need a little spice too. Take advantage of Valentine’s Day to relive that romantic feeling!
The five scenic restaurants listed above are perfect for a romantic dinner on Qixi Festival. Don’t let life dilute love—couples also need a little spice. Take advantage of this Valentine’s Day to relive the romance.
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