
▲ The banquet hall on the fourth floor of Regent Taipei has been renovated and completed. (Photo / Provided by Regent Taipei)
Reporter Huang Shiyuan / Taipei Report
After more than a month of renovation and refurbishment, the banquet space on the fourth floor of Regent Taipei was officially completed on September 20. In addition to the redesigned space, it has also collaborated with Prince Taiso Rice to create a golden scallop and Cantonese-style preserved meat rice gift box, as well as partnered with LINE NOW to launch a customized wedding sticker service.
The banquet space on the fourth floor of Regent Taipei has been reimagined by designers under the concept of “a traveler’s home,” reinterpreting this nearly 350-ping multifunctional venue that can accommodate up to 50 banquet tables or host gatherings for over 500 people. Regent Taipei has also launched a series of “Home ‘Feast’” packages. The first wave includes the golden scallop and Cantonese-style preserved meat rice gift box co-created with Prince Taiso Rice, as well as a customized wedding sticker service in collaboration with LINE NOW, targeting both the full moon celebration and wedding/party markets.

▲ Golden Scallop Gift Box from Prince Taiso Rice. (Photo / Provided by Regent Taipei)
For the customized party stickers in partnership with LINE NOW, brides and grooms or party hosts can design eight stickers using templates—adding their own photos or personalized text—which can then be downloaded by guests during the event or wedding banquet. Before the end of September, Regent Taipei will offer the first 20 wedding couples the chance to try out this service for free. Afterwards, the service can be added for a special price of NT$16,800 (original price NT$28,000).
The Regent Taipei x Prince Taiso Rice full moon gift boxes are now available for order. Please reserve at least three days in advance (excluding holidays). The golden scallop gift box is priced at NT$420, the Cantonese-style preserved meat gift box at NT$380, and the chicken leg red egg gift box at NT$180.
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