By MOOK Scenic Spots Family Travel Life Network Editorial Team
Every weekend and holiday, the area around Taichung’s Qin Art Museum is packed with visitors out for a stroll, soaking up the sun. Whether you’re looking to shop, visit exhibitions, or simply wander through tree-lined green spaces, it’s a fantastic choice. Recently, a unique dessert shop resembling a large piece of installation art called “Sansei-en Matcha” opened next to the Qin Art Museum. This dessert brand, which has already gained considerable popularity in southern Taiwan, has attracted many matcha enthusiasts since its launch in Taichung, creating a matcha craze.
Sansei-en Matcha Specialty Shop has opened in Taichung. (Photo source / Qin Art Museum CMP Block Museum of Arts)
Desserts served in bamboo tubes bring a delightful Japanese touch. (Photo provided / Sansei-en Matcha Specialty Shop)
Sansei-en Matcha is a matcha specialty shop with a 500-year history in Japan and currently has five branches in southern Taiwan. Each branch features its own unique design. This marks its first foray into central Taiwan, and Sansei-en Matcha has specially designed its exterior to resemble the ancient trading ship “Sansei-maru.” The space is infused with a rich Edo-period retro atmosphere, making you feel as if you’ve stepped onto a time machine and traveled back to ancient Japan to enjoy desserts.
The interior decor embraces a retro Edo style, giving the feeling of stepping into a time machine. (Photo source / Qin Art Museum CMP Block Museum of Arts)
Delicious and artistically designed dishes are hard to resist. (Photo provided / Sansei-en Matcha Specialty Shop)
Made with generous ingredients, every bite is filled with the rich aroma of matcha. (Photo provided / Sansei-en Matcha Specialty Shop)
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