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A century-old Japanese-era residence transformed into a top-tier yakitori spot reviving old-world charm

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Last updated 2026-09-25 — In recent years, many old houses and Japanese-era buildings in Taiwan have been converted into cafes and other venues, breathing new life into their former glory. One such place is a restaurant in Taichung City—Xiao Ju Chang—which has turned a over-100-year-old Japanese-style mansion into an upscale...

By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team

In recent years, many old houses and Japanese-era buildings in Taiwan have been converted into cafes and other venues, breathing new life into their former glory. One such place is a restaurant in Taichung City – Xiao Ju Chang – which has turned a over-100-year-old Japanese-style mansion into an upscale charcoal-grilled yakitori spot. Visitors can not only experience the historical charm of a foreign culture but also enjoy delicious cuisine, indulging in a feast for both the eyes and the taste buds. The dining experience is so photogenic it’s worth the trip alone, attracting a large number of tourists. Next time you’re in Taichung, be sure to visit Xiao Ju Chang and savor Japanese-style yakitori in a historic Japanese house.

In Taichung City, Xiao Ju Chang has transformed a over-100-year-old Japanese-style mansion into an upscale charcoal-grilled yakitori spot (Image source: Xiao Ju Chang)

Xiao Ju Chang preserves its intact Japanese architectural style (Image source: Xiao Ju Chang)

Xiao Ju Chang (Image source: Xiao Ju Chang)

A visit to Xiao Ju Chang offers both visual and culinary delights (Image source: Xiao Ju Chang)

Dining at Xiao Ju Chang is an unforgettable experience (Image source: Xiao Ju Chang)

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