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So heartwarming!Taiwan’s Tainan is now home to a double-layered ice slush with a soul — donating 5% of every customer’s purchase to help stray animals

Published: 2026-11-08 👁 102 views
Last updated 2026-11-08 — The newly opened Go Home Juice Bar in October is a fresh-made slush and drink shop located at the intersection of Shennong Street and Hai’an Road. Each slush or drink is made with 2–3 types of fresh fruit, blended on the spot. Aside from offering customers the freshest, most delicious, and colorful beverages, the shop also does something kind with its “5% from every cup — let’s love them together” initiative, donating 5% of every customer’s purchase to help stray animals!

▲ Go Home Juice Bar in Tainan features slushies and drinks made with 2–3 types of fresh fruit, blended on site. (Photo/@newstoreintainan, @kitowk. Please do not reproduce without permission to avoid copyright infringement.)

▲ Go Home Juice Bar in Tainan is known for its double-layered slushies. (Photo/@newstoreintainan,@kitowkProvided. Please do not reproduce without permission to avoid copyright infringement.)

Reported by Zou Fangting / Comprehensive report

The freshly blended slushie outlet of Go Home Juice Bar in Shennong opened in October at the intersection of Shennong Street and Hai’an Road. Each slushie or drink is made with 2–3 types of fresh fruit, blended on the spot to offer customers the freshest and most colorful beverages. The shop also supports a good cause with its “5% of every cup goes to helping animals” initiative, donating 5% of each customer’s purchase to support stray animals.

Originating from Garden Night Market, Go Home Juice Bar doesn’t just offer vibrant drinks—the design of both the store and its night market stall is equally thoughtfully done. Walking past a stall decorated with dried flowers and green turf walls, it’s hard to imagine you’re in a night market. The store’s logo, illustrated with their shop dog Douzi, attracts the attention and lingering glances of passersby with its adorable design. When ordering, you can also refer to the hand-drawn menu cards—attentive customers will notice that each drink name is creatively designed by the shop, all related to animal love, staying true to the founders’ original vision.

▲ Go Home Juice Bar in Tainan donates 5% of customer purchases to help stray animals. (Photo/Provided by Go Home Juice Bar. Please do not reproduce without permission to avoid copyright infringement.)

▲ The hand-drawn menu card shows the fruits used in each drink. (Photo/Provided by Go Home Juice Bar. Please do not reproduce without permission to avoid copyright infringement.)

▲ Go Home Juice Bar in Tainan donates 5% of customer purchases to help stray animals. (Photo/Provided by Go Home Juice Bar. Please do not reproduce without permission to avoid copyright infringement.)

▲ If a drink sign is flipped over, it means that item is sold out for the day. (Photo/Provided by Go Home Juice Bar. Please do not reproduce without permission to avoid copyright infringement.)

▲ Go Home Juice Bar in Tainan donates 5% of customer purchases to help stray animals. (Photo/Provided by Go Home Juice Bar. Please do not reproduce without permission to avoid copyright infringement.)

▲ Popular double-layered slushie “Can’t Berry Without You.” (Photo/Provided by Go Home Juice Bar. Please do not reproduce without permission to avoid copyright infringement.)

After payment, the shop gives customers a wooden heart token to drop into a doghouse-shaped donation box, symbolizing the 5% donated on their behalf. While waiting for your drink, you can admire the stall decor and the handwritten story of the shop’s founding, giving customers a deeper understanding of the drinks and the stories behind them. The shop uses the 5% donations to support local animal shelters and foster homes, providing financial aid or purchasing necessary supplies to help stray animals.

The Shennong branch, open for nearly a month, has a smaller space and lacks the lush green turf backdrop seen in online-famous photos, but the interactive heart tokens and doghouse remain, along with the dried flower decorations also found at the night market—symbolizing the shop’s enduring love for pets. As autumn and winter arrive, the shop says slushies will still be available, with seasonal additions like strawberries to introduce new pink-hued drinks. Additionally, 2–4 hot drink options will be launched so you can spread love even in the cold winter months.

▲ Go Home Juice Bar in Tainan donates 5% of customer purchases to help stray animals. (Photo/Provided by Go Home Juice Bar. Please do not reproduce without permission to avoid copyright infringement.)

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▲ Go Home Juice Bar in Tainan donates 5% of customer purchases to help stray animals. (Photo/Provided by Go Home Juice Bar. Please do not reproduce without permission to avoid copyright infringement.)

The shop mentioned that due to the intensive preparation for the Shennong branch, the Garden Night Market stall is temporarily closed. Once the Shennong branch stabilizes, they hope to reopen both the night market stall and the Shennong branch simultaneously, with plans to expand to other locations in the future—offering fans more choices. Customers can follow the shop’s Facebook page to stay updated on current selling locations and availability to avoid disappointment.

▲ Go Home Juice Bar in Tainan features slushies and drinks made with 2–3 types of fresh fruit, blended on site. (Photo/@kitowk. Please do not reproduce without permission to avoid copyright infringement.)

▲ Go Home Juice Bar in Tainan designs conversation cards to add fun to photo ops. (Photo/@kitowkProvided. Please do not reproduce without permission to avoid copyright infringement.)

Go Home Juice Bar · Shennong Branch
Facebook Fan Page
Address: Intersection of Shennong Street and Hai’an Road, West Central District, Tainan City
Phone: 0981-353646
Business Hours: 14:00 until sold out

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