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Drink anywhere you go! We’ve scouted 5 amazing bubble tea shops along the Wenhu Line that are both delicious and super Instagrammable!

Published: 2026-11-08 👁 103 views
Last updated 2026-11-08 — Niu News On a hot day, not having a bubble tea to fight the heat feels like you’re slowly melting under the sun... (dizzy). And in Taiwan, this kingdom of beverages with sooo many choices—do you have any strategies if you want to explore bubble tea along a single metro line? Well, this time the Niu editors have

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On a hot day, not having a bubble tea to fight the heat feels like you’re slowly melting under the sun... (dizzy). And in Taiwan, this kingdom of beverages with sooo many choices—do you have any strategies if you want to explore bubble tea along a single metro line? Well, this time the Niu editors havehandpicked 5 must-try bubble tea shops along the Wenhu Line, featuring refreshing sparkling drinks, guiltily comforting milk teas, and energizing coffees that you just won’t get tired of!

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The first one is “John’s Tea Company,” located near Gangxia or Jingmei (note: exact station names unclear).This shop is well-known among residents in Neihu. With its cool blue-and-white storefront, it offers three options: Classic Black Tea, Black Tea Latte, and Black Tea Mixed Drinks.First-timers can try the internet-favorite “Fresh Milk Red Tea,” which is said to have creamy foam, pairs perfectly with the black tea, and goes down really smoothly.

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Next up is Liuzhangli Station, home to many great cafés, where there’s also a popular bubble tea shopcalled “Yiyang”that has been check-in spotted by many.Their Fresh Milk with Strawberry Bits from Dahhu

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Come to Nanjing Fuxing,“Baroness Xiaohetang”features fashionable and textured design with marble walls, and has garnered much attention since its opening.The store’s signature drink is the “Xiaohetang Pearl Fresh Milk,” which is rich in flavor but not overly sweet or cloying.In addition, matcha lovers are recommended to try the “Uji Matcha Latte + Pearl,” which paired with savory snacks makes for a comforting afternoon tea.

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This shop located near Zhongshan Junior High School Station“degugu Guoguo Deluxe Fruit Tea”(also with a branch at Nanjing Sanmin), is another great tea shop that the female editor discovered through a friend’s recommendation. With its cute pink and adorable storefront, it offers richly flavored fruit smoothies, as well as refreshing fruit-flavored Americanos (highly recommended—once you try it, you’ll be hooked!), and also occasionally features seasonal limited-edition fresh milk drinks.

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Check out the latestMango Fresh MilkThe cute bottle design × vibrant mango flavor is super kawaii!

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The last one is also located at Zhongshan Junior High School Station — “HABA Café,” which offers affordable and stylish coffee and sparkling drinks. (There’s also a Zhonghe branch.) Here you’ll find milk coffee flavors with a girly touch, including baked custard, caramel, vanilla, and strawberry. The strawberry layered drink is especially popular among girls.

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Additionally, this summer the shop has once again launched “Speak Your Mind” lightly carbonated sparkling drinks, such as “Overtime WTF” in strawberry flavor, “MDFK Salary Too Low” in peach flavor, and “Boss You TMD Pig Head” in blackcurrant flavor. Aren’t these drink names just too witty and stress-relieving? How can you not order one? (laughs)

These five drink shops along the Wenhu Line of the Taipei Metro are definitely worth adding to your list — go explore them one by one!

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