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Have a Dreamy Afternoon Tea Date: 5 Girlie Dessert Shops Loved by Netizens

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Last updated 2026-09-25 — When the weekend rolls around, gathering with girlfriends for a dreamy afternoon tea date is one of the favorite activities for many girls. Enjoying adorable and delicious desserts brings an explosion of happiness. ETtoday EBC has specially compiled a list of five super popular girlie dessert shops—be sure to find time to visit them soon!


▲The wide array of desserts always captures the attention of netizens, and enjoying a few sweet treats during afternoon tea has become the most relaxing and delightful time for girls. (Photo / Sourced fromRabbit Hole. Dessert Studiofan page)

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When the weekend rolls around, gathering with girlfriends for a dreamy afternoon tea date is one of the favorite activities for many girls. Enjoying adorable and delicious desserts brings an explosion of happiness. ETtoday EBC has specially compiled a list of five super popular girlie dessert shops—be sure to find time to visit them soon!


▲%The interior at Jia E Rao is full of color and vibrancy, offering a diverse selection of cakes. Among them, the colorful "Rainbow Berry Fresh Cheese Cake" is the most popular. The combination of berries and fresh cheese offers the perfect balance of sweet and tangy. In addition, the Leopard Print Vanilla Cheese Tart boasts a rich milky aroma, with an especially generous vanilla filling. For a refreshing choice, the Lemon Fresh Cheese Cake combines a subtle fruity fragrance with a soft texture, making it another fan favorite.Location: No. 5, Jingcheng 2nd St., West District, Taichung City Location: No. 5, Jingcheng 2nd St., West District, Taichung City

Phone: 04-2310-8102
▲%He Chuan Studio, named after the riverbed environment and often associated with a cozy and natural vibe, has transitioned from an appointment-only system to walk-in queues, so you may still need to wait quite a while. The desserts here are described as “cakes with stories.” The shop often draws inspiration from environmental conservation and animals to create various exquisite themed cakes that are quite unique. They combine delicious flavors with cute designs, winning over a large fan base. Only a limited quantity is available each day, and flavors are randomized. It's recommended that those interested check the fan page first!

Location: No. 2, Lane 6, Alley 400, Section 4, Xinyi Rd., Da’an Dist., Taipei City
Location: No. 2, Lane 6, Alley 400, Section 4, Xinyi Rd., Da’an Dist., Taipei City


Phone: 02-2709-2123▲%Yu Ri Wu Wu (Amenohi Cafe) stands out by frequently launching seasonal limited-edition desserts, many of which are fruit-themed, such as mango, two-tone grapes, blueberries, and strawberries—making fruit lovers’ mouths water. At the same time, their signature lemon tart features a filling made from fresh lemon juice, preserving the fruit’s original tartness and aroma.Location: No. 11, Lane 8, Section 5, Xinyi Rd., Xinyi Dist., Taipei City

Location: No. 11, Lane 8, Section 5, Xinyi Rd., Xinyi Dist., Taipei City
Phone: 02-2729-3668

▲%Tu Zi Dong (Rabbit Hole). Dessert Studio, known for its whimsical and creative confections, is a must-visit spot for dessert lovers.
Rabbit Hole. Dessert Studio


▲%How about adding a trip to a dessert shop during your vacation? The atmosphere here is perfect for relaxing, and the desserts are so delicious that you’ll definitely want to come back. (Image, click to view more)Amenohi CafeFan Page)

3. Amenohi Cafe
What makes Amenohi Cafe truly special is its occasional seasonal limited-time desserts, many of which feature fruits such as mango, two-tone grapes, blueberries, and strawberries—tempting even the most dedicated fruit lovers. Meanwhile, their signature lemon tart uses fresh lemon juice for the filling, preserving the zesty acidity and aroma of the fruit.

Location: No. 11, Lane 8, Section 5, Xinyi Road, Xinyi District, Taipei City
Phone: 02-2729-3668


▲%Nestled in a quiet alley, this place is a hidden gem loved by many locals. (Image, click to view more)Rabbit Hole. Dessert StudioFan group)

4. Rabbit Hole Dessert Studio
With an exterior and interior design full of princess-style charm and pink elements everywhere, it always attracts a large number of female netizens. It has also created a decorative wall adorned with rose petals, which serves as a perfect backdrop for many artistic-minded visitors. Following the same refined style, Rabbit Hole’s signature taro chiffon roll is highly popular. The soft and rich taro filling blends with waves of creamy milk aroma, making it irresistible.

Made using high-end handmade techniques, the taro pudding cake features a thick cake base topped with layers of delicate purple taro strips forming a regal crown. Not only is it visually appealing, but the taste is equally impressive. The natural taro flavor is sweet yet not cloying, making it a must-try afternoon tea dessert for taro lovers.

Location: No. 127, Wuxi West 1st Street, West District, Taichung City
Phone: 04-2375-0388


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5. Terrier Sweets Dessert Café
Terrier Sweets is also famous for its sculptural desserts. The shop frequently develops unique flavors, and its cakes always feature artistic designs that are either glamorous, cute, or minimalist. For example, the “Underground Lovers,” covered in tiny mushrooms, is made with hazelnuts, chocolate, and caramel—perfect for those who love extra sweetness.

Additionally, the “Sense of Security,” launched in August, is shaped like a bird’s nest with eggs, symbolizing family protection and love. It contains up to five different ingredients, making it quite rich. The Mid-Autumn Festival special “Moon Shadow” is inspired by the concepts of the moon and tree branches. The swaying black shadow represents Wu Gang, who labored tirelessly cutting down the tree.

Location: No. 52, Mingyi Street, West District, Taichung City
Phone: (04)2319-8852

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