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The pastel blue and white old house near Crystal Church, "Beimen Chuzhangsuo," has been transformed into a customized coffee shop

Published: 2026-09-23 👁 103 views
Last updated 2026-09-23 — The beauty of travel often lies in those unexpected discoveries around the corner. Just a short distance from Beimen Crystal Church, the previously unused space known as "Beimen Chuzhangsuo" was reimagined in August as the "Churches Cafe 教堂咖啡." In addition to offering up to 17 different types of coffee, it also provides customized flavors, allowing you to craft a unique blend that reflects your personal taste.

▲Beimen Outpost Office. (Photo / Provided by a netizen, please do not reproduce without permission to avoid copyright infringement.)

▲The aged yet trendy "Beimen Outpost Office," painted powder blue, attracts many visitors to take photos in front of this historic building. (Photo / Provided by a netizenharris.f__Please do not reproduce without permission to avoid copyright infringement.)

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The beauty of travel is often found in unexpected corners. Just a short distance from the Beimen Crystal Church, the "Beimen Outpost Office," which had been idle for a year, was repurposed in August as the "Churches Cafe." In addition to offering up to 17 varieties of coffee, the cafe also allows for customized flavors, crafting a unique romantic taste just for you.

▲Beimen Outpost Office. (Photo / Provided by a netizen, please do not reproduce without permission to avoid copyright infringement.)

▲The Beimen Outpost Office, after being idle for a year, was repurposed in August as the "Churches Cafe." (Photo / Provided by a netizenpymtopPlease do not reproduce without permission to avoid copyright infringement.)

The Beimen Visitor Center and Qianlaiye Grocery Store area are must-visit spots when coming to the Beimen Church. The powder-blue painted "Beimen Outpost Office," with its blend of vintage charm and modern flair, draws many visitors to take photos in front of this historic structure. The outpost office was once used by the Japanese government as a salt tax collection unit and has now been transformed into a church-themed café.

▲Beimen Outpost Office. (Photo / Provided by a netizen, please do not reproduce without permission to avoid copyright infringement.)

▲%The once dilapidated outpost office is now surrounded by lush greenery, with its walls adorned with vibrant murals, making it a beloved spot for visitors. (Photo / Provided by a netizen; below / Provided by a netizenpui_mayPlease do not reproduce without permission to avoid copyright infringement.)

▲Beimen Outpost Office. (Photo / Provided by a netizen, please do not reproduce without permission to avoid copyright infringement.)

On the large lawn next to the outpost office, a giant heart is suspended above pure white high chairs, with clocks, colorful musical notes, and white instruments scattered around, reflecting against the blue sky and green grass—perfect for photos. In recent years, it has become a popular spot for wedding photo shoots.

▲Churches Cafe. (Photo / Screenshot from the Churches Cafe fan page)

▲%Churches Cafe has breathed new life into the Beimen Outpost Office. (Photo / Screenshot fromthe Churches Cafe fan page)

▲Churches Cafe. (Photo / Screenshot from the Churches Cafe fan page)

"Churches Cafe" adopts a healing-style concept, offering 17 varieties of customizable fancy coffee, with the sea salt caramel flavor from the salt-producing town of Beimen being the most unique. Dried flowers that never fade with time are placed within the historic building, creating a harmonious and unpretentious atmosphere. Looking out through the blue window frames, the view is filled with endless greenery. After playing and taking photos, why not enjoy a cup of coffee and soak in the unique romantic vibe of the Beimen area?

Beimen Outpost Office (Churches Cafe)
Address: No. 119-3, Jiucheng, Beimen District, Tainan City

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