By MOOK Scenic Spots Family, compiled report
In recent years, Korean dramas have swept across Taiwan, featuring many dreamy cafes where the protagonists go on dates. Now, you don’t have to fly to Korea to enjoy high-quality Korean-style cafes with enchanting desserts. This weekend, find an afternoon and bring your boyfriend or girlfriends for a romantic date.
L’idée Sweet’s “L’idée” means “idea” in French. (Photo / L’idée Sweet时甜)
“L'idée” means “idea” in French. They sought out the most culturally rich area of Banqiao—Lin Family Garden—and established “L'idée Sweet时甜” in this old district, hoping to offer dessert lovers a unique experience. The desserts here are very popular, but cake reservations are also available. Those afraid of missing out can book online or by phone in advance.
Archers Kitchen, transformed from an old house, is a highly popular dessert shop in Chiayi. (Photo / Archers Kitchen弓箭手)
Located near Chiayi Railway Station, Archers Kitchen is renovated from an old residence. The interior is decorated with plenty of greenery, complemented by vintage and slightly mysterious ornaments, creating a unique aesthetic for the cafe. It operates on a semi-self-service basis, with no service charge and a minimum order of one item, allowing customers to enjoy a relaxed dining environment.
“House go in走进屋子里” offers a romantic atmosphere that makes you never want to leave. (Photo / House go in走进屋子里)
The Korean-style cafe “House go in走进屋子里,” located near Exit 1 of Taipei’s Zhongshan District MRT station, feels like stepping into a Korean drama the moment you enter—comfortable and romantic. The decor is based on white tones, giving an overall clean and minimalist look. Sunlight streams through the white curtains, casting an elegant, ethereal glow across the space.
A fairy-tale-like dessert shop tucked away in an alley: “Simple简单吃.” (Photo / Simple简单吃)
Hidden in an alley, Simple简单吃 sells imported Korean clothing on the first floor, while the second and third floors are for desserts and seating. Though the dining space is compact, the shop’s delicate decor ensures a comfortable and uncramped environment. There are also many dessert-related books for reading. To allow guests to relax and enjoy their sweets, there are no time restrictions, and it operates semi-self-service without added service fees. Due to limited seating, it’s recommended to call ahead for a reservation.
“Dilla Studio,” located in Taichung’s Yizhong Street shopping district, sells not only coffee and desserts but also the owner’s curated selection of favorite items. (Photo / Dilla Studio)
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