A 15-cm towering mountain of fresh cream—Japan’s famous pancake queue hotspot lands in Taiwan

By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team

Japan’s beloved queue-favorite pancake brand Eggs’nThings has launched its first store in Taiwan on the 1st floor of Breeze Song Gao. Enjoy their signature rich and refreshing whipped cream volcano pancakes or their all-day double-egg brunch series right here in Taiwan—no need to fly to Japan for the authentic pancake experience.

Strawberry whipped cream volcano pancake. (Photo/Eggs ’n Things, same below)

Gerry & Jan founded the first Eggs’nThings in Oahu, Hawaii, serving their exclusive signature whipped cream pancakes and popular dishes from 11:00 PM to 2:00 PM the next day—available anytime for late risers, early fishing enthusiasts, or surfers. Anyone, any time, can enjoy their unique treats.

Besides delicious pancakes, there are also limited-time seasonal dishes.

The first overseas branch of Eggs’nThings opened in Harajuku, Tokyo, Japan. Its towering visual impact and refreshingly delicious signature whipped cream volcano pancakes quickly gained rave reviews. The long lines stretched across two streets, making Eggs’nThings an instant top queue spot in Japan.

Eggs’nThings Harajuku, Tokyo store

This summer, Eggs’nThings’ first Taiwan store grandly debuted on the 1st floor of Breeze Song Gao, bringing the refined taste and vibrant happiness of Japan’s original offerings. The strawberry whipped cream volcano pancake features their handmade signature pancakes topped with sweet and tangy strawberries, then crowned with a soaring whipped cream volcano—rich, refreshing, sweet yet not overly heavy, a must-try delight.

Limited-time pancakes

[Info]
Eggs’nThings Breeze Song Gao Store
Business Hours: Sun–Wed 09:00–21:30 / Thu–Sat 09:00–22:00
Address: 1F, No. 16, Song Gao Rd., Xinyi District, Taipei City
Transportation: Exit 3, Taipei City Hall Station, Bannan Line
*Dining time limited to 90 minutes; minimum order of one drink per person
*No reservations accepted during trial operation period

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