Come here to check in and show off your treat – we’ve handpicked 6 of Taiwan’s most popular Instagrammable ice cream shops!

Tourism Center / Comprehensive Report

As the weather gradually warms up recently, you can feel that spring is just around the corner. But with rising temperatures, there’s one must-have treat you shouldn’t forget — refreshing ice desserts. However, these days, not only the taste matters, but the appearance of the ice has become increasingly important to people,has specially selected 6 super adorable ice dessert shops across Taiwan for our readers. Go grab one, take a selfie, and make your friends green with envy!

▲Mini Melts Dipped Ice Cream Balls. (Photo / Screenshot fromMini Melts Dipped Ice Cream Balls official fan page)

1. Mini Melts Dipped Ice Cream Balls (Taipei)
What looks like a ball of candy at first bite turns out to be ice cream — welcome to Mini Melts Dipped Ice Cream Balls. Originating from the United States, this ice cream brand is now sold in over 20 countries. It was introduced to Taiwan in 2015, and its colorful, tiny balls quickly became a trend. The small size lets you scoop several into a spoon and pop them all into your mouth, where they melt instantly — a burst of happiness. Later, they even launched macaron ice creams, with ice cream sandwiched between two macarons — absolutely irresistible for anyone with a sweet tooth!

Address: No. 53, Hanzhong Street, Ximending, Taipei City
Business Hours: Monday to Sunday, 11:00–23:00

▲Sunflower Ice Shop. (Photo / Xiongmao Rudy)

2. Sunflower Ice Shop (Yilan)
If someone tells you they’re here for some “nai” (breast) ice, don’t jump to conclusions — it’s actually the shop’s signature 34G ice, modeled after the female form, featuring sculpted “double peaks” topped with a cherry and drizzled with condensed milk. It’s not just a treat for the taste buds, but also a feast for the eyes — incredibly refreshing. The ice desserts here have uniquely themed names, but the owner also lists the ingredients under each flavor name, so you won’t accidentally end up with a dessert you don’t like. Very considerate. Looking for creative, Instagram-worthy ice? This is the place to go!

Address: No. 72, Section 2, Fuxing Road, Yilan City
Phone: (03) 932-8958
Business Hours: Monday to Sunday, 10:00–23:00

▲Roji Ice no Monster. (Photo / Feitian Xuan)

3. Roji Ice no Monster (Taichung)
If you haven’t tried the monster-themed ice here, you can’t say you’ve had an amazing sculpted ice dessert. Roji Ice shot to internet fame with its monster ice creations. The base is snow ice, but Roji uses a specially made snow ice machine, giving it an exceptionally fluffy texture. Aside from the five classic flavors, Roji regularly launches special series like the Superhero Series and Moon Rabbit Series, featuring unique monster-shaped ice. Their newly opened third branch also offers a seasonal sakura-flavored monster ice. The charm of these monster creations is truly undeniable.

Address: No. 1, Lane 61, Zhongcun Street, Taichung City
Phone: (04) 2376-6776
Business Hours: Monday to Sunday, 12:00–21:00

▲Changhua Taiwan-Japan Ice. (Photo / Screenshot fromChanghua Taiwan-Japan Ice official fan page)

4. Changhua Taiwan-Japan Ice (Taichung)
This Changhua Taiwan-Japan Ice is sold all over Taiwan, with many shops wholesaling their products to sell — a true testament to their widespread appeal. They offer a variety of cute-shaped ice treats, such as miniature lollipop ice pops, donut-shaped ice desserts covered in various sweets, and the super adorable Shirley Bell little devil popsicles. With all these kawaii designs, your heart will definitely melt.

Address: No. 109, Xinfu East Street, Taiping District, Taichung City
Phone: 0922-330-929
Business hours: Monday to Sunday, 08:00–17:00

▲ Bored Lang Ice Shop. (Photo / Reposted fromBored Lang – Retro Ice & Cold Drinks Fan Page)

5. Bored Lang Ice Shop (Tainan)
Looking for ice cream with cute cartoon designs? This shop in Tainan’s Shennong Street will satisfy your inner child. Bored Lang Ice Shop has set up a food truck right at the entrance—adorable not only in appearance but also because it sells macaron ice cream. The outer cookie layer of the ice cream features various cartoon characters, making it incredibly cute. Customers can choose their favorite cookie shell and flavor, then select a topping, and voilà—your custom macaron ice cream is ready. The adorable cookie shell paired with thick ice cream makes this treat so photogenic you’ll want to snap pictures before it melts.

Address: No. 108, Shennong Street, West Central District, Tainan City
Phone: (06)221-8798
Business hours: Monday to Thursday, 13:00–22:00 (until 23:00 on Fridays); Saturday to Sunday, 11:00–23:00 (until 22:00 on Sundays)

▲ Formosa Pineapple Group. (Photo / Reposted fromFormosa Pineapple Group Fan Page)

6. Formosa Pineapple Group (Kaohsiung)
Have you ever seen ice cream that looks like a pineapple bun? Originating in Kaohsiung, Formosa Pineapple Group has opened multiple branches across Taiwan. Its signature item is this ice that closely resembles a pineapple bun—layers of ice topped with fresh condensed milk and finished with a handmade cookie shaped like Taiwan. That’s how the pineapple bun ice is made. But there’s more: some toppings are hidden inside the ice, while others are served in a small bowl to preserve texture and flavor. This lets you enjoy every ingredient alongside the cool ice. Want to try an ice with authentic Taiwanese flair? The pineapple bun ice is a great choice.

Address: No. 172, Qingfeng 2nd Road, Nanzhin District, Kaohsiung City
Phone: 0982-110-656
Business hours: Monday to Sunday, 12:00–23:00