Written and compiled by the editorial team of MOOK Scenic Spots & Lifestyle Network
Kyushu pancakes at Kyushu Pancake Coffee are made with seven types of Japanese grains, offering a rich and delicious texture. (Photo by MOOK Scenic Spots & Lifestyle Network, Liao Qiyu)
The Taiwan branch of Kyushu Pancake Coffee covers an area of approximately30ping (approx.36 seats), and is located next to Fu Jin Street in the culturally rich Minsheng community. With a minimalist white and light wood interior design, lush window sills, and thoughtfully arranged natural lighting, the café offers a tranquil and cozy dining atmosphere. As the second branch following the one in Daikanyama, Tokyo, Kyushu Pancake Coffee’s unique laid-back and fashionable vibe not only represents the brand’s identity but has also become part of Fu Jin Street’s distinctive culture.
Kyushu Pancake Coffee officially opened on Fu Jin Street in Taipei. (Image provided by Kyushu Pancake Coffee)
The simple store design exudes a slow-living ambiance. (Image provided by Kyushu Pancake Coffee)
Marshmallow brownie pancake. (Photo by MOOK Scenic Spots & Lifestyle Network, Liao Qiyu)
The refreshing interior design makes customers feel instantly comfortable upon entering. (Image provided by Kyushu Pancake Coffee)
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