The popular dessert shop in the alley often closes temporarily and you’ll have to go somewhere else.
By MOOK Scenic Spots Home, compiled and reported
The popular dessert shop “Often Here,” located near the Xingtian Temple MRT Station, posted a notice on July 4th stating that July 7th (Saturday) would be its last day of operation. Its next opening will not be until the end of November, with the exact date still undecided.
Often Here was renovated from an old building, retaining the original decor and elements (Photo / Often Here, the same below)
Although “Often Here” is tucked away in a small alley, it often sees a steady stream of customers. It offers both dine-in and take-out options, but its desserts frequently sell out quickly. Many patrons choose to line up before opening just to secure a seat and enjoy the treats.
Red Bean Fresh Cream Matcha Chiffon
The announcement from “Often Here” surprised many fans. The shop stated that until July 7th would be “Regulars Week,” during which only previous customers would be served and no take-out would be available. Those wishing to taste “Often Here’s” desserts will have to wait until November and visit “There” to rediscover “Often Here,” strongly hinting at a relocation.
Fangshan Sun Mango Milk Pudding
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Often Here
Address: No. 35, Lane 194, Songjiang Road, Taipei City
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