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Discover Nostalgic Hidden Gems: Five Unique Shops in Dadaocheng

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Last updated 2026-09-25 — Dadaocheng was once a hub of economic, social, and cultural development that surpassed the rest of Taiwan, bustling with commerce and rich in intellectual and artistic life. Over time, it has now become a historic...

By MOOK Scenic Spots · Reported by Christopher

Dadaocheng was once a hub of economic, social, and cultural development that surpassed the rest of Taiwan, bustling with commerce and rich in intellectual and artistic life. Over time, it has now become a historic site in Taipei, the most famous of which is the century-old Dihua Street — the best-preserved old street in the city. In addition to Dihua Street, Dadaocheng also boasts many nostalgic old shops. Scenic Spots has selected five unique stores for visitors to experience the historic charm of Dadaocheng.

Launched in 1934, Poli Restaurant is known for French dishes such as duck, pastries, and coffee (Image source / Poli Restaurant)

1. Authentic Taiwanese flavor fused with Western cuisine - Poli Restaurant

When Poli Restaurant first opened, it spared no expense to equip itself with top-tier imported sound systems, adding an air of sophistication (Image source / Poli Restaurant)

2. Enjoy great Taiwanese coffee on a relaxing afternoon - Senko-san Coffee

The former site of Taiwan’s first café, Witt Café, now specializes in premium Taiwanese coffee (Image source / Senko-san Coffee)

Senko-san Coffee was founded by a group of young people passionate about Taiwan and coffee (Image source / Senko-san Coffee)

3. A curated shop for dried goods and trade specialties - Qinjing Old Warehouse

The shelves at Qinjing Old Warehouse are stacked with nostalgic Taiwanese goods such as iron window frames, dishes, and toys (Image source / Qinjing Old Warehouse)

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