Taipei’s Hottest Hit: Chiayi Red Heart Tapioca Pearls from HowToTrip’s Unique Black Sugar Snowflake Ice Served Up to 1,000 Bowls a Day
▲ “Black Sugar Snowflake Ice” is loved by netizens and has even set a record of selling 1,000 bowls a day. (Photo / Screenshot fromChiayi Red Heart Tapioca PearlsFacebook fan page)
Tourism Center / Comprehensive Report
Entering July means summer has officially arrived, and the sweltering heat leaves everyone drenched in sweat. Ice treats have always been a top choice for cooling off, not only driving away the heat but also offering delicious flavors. One shop has introduced“Black Sugar Snowflake Ice”, which has not only become a crowd favorite but also set an incredible record of selling 1,000 bowls a day.
▲ Every hot summer day, “Chiayi Red Heart Tapioca Pearls” draws long lines of eager customers.
Located on Linkou Street in Xinyi District, “Chiayi Red Heart Tapioca Pearls” sees its tiny storefront packed with crowds on hot days, with both indoor seating and the outdoor metal tables and chairs filled with people enjoying their icy treats.
The owners got creative, perfectly balancing black sugar with ice and shaving it into short, flat flakes, giving it a mildly sweet taste with rich black sugar aroma. Meanwhile, the shop offers over ten different toppings, allowing customers to freely choose one to four to create their own mix—making the signature “Black Sugar Snowflake Ice” a huge hit.
▲ The shop’s most popular item, “Black Sugar Snowflake Ice.”
Served in a paper box loaded with toppings, the Black Sugar Snowflake Ice is mouthwatering the moment it arrives. Unlike traditional shaved ice, the snowflake ice adds a satisfyingly crisp texture. Take a big bite, and you’ll taste the classic sweetness of black sugar, along with toppings like tapioca pearls, grass jelly, and cereal—this medley of rich flavors and cool refreshment makes it the perfect companion for beating the scorching summer heat.
Chiayi Red Heart Tapioca Pearls
Address: No. 42, Linkou Street, Xinyi District, Taipei City
Phone: 02-2727-2813
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