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Dessert lovers, rejoice!Taipei’s 5 must-visit doughnut shops

Published: 2026-09-25 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-09-25 — Every time you take a bite of a sugar-glazed doughnut, all your bad moods just vanish in an instant!That sweet feeling from your mouth to your heart instantly lifts your spirits!Whether it’s a classic basic flavor or one of their creative offerings, you just can’t get enough. ETToday Travel Cloud has specially rounded up five popular doughnut shops in Taipei that all you dessert enthusiasts simply must check out!


▲ A wide variety of flavors often leave fans wanting more, as shown in this display at Krispy Kreme. (Photo/Krispy KremeOfficial fan page)

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Every time you take a bite of a sugar-glazed doughnut, all your bad moods just vanish in an instant!That sweet feeling from your mouth to your heart instantly lifts your spirits!Whether it’s a classic basic flavor or one of their creative offerings, you just can’t get enough. ETToday Travel Cloud has specially rounded up five popular doughnut shops in Taipei that all you dessert enthusiasts simply must check out!


▲ The classic glazed doughnut has received high praise from netizens, making it a super popular flavor at Krispy Kreme. (Photo/Bear Rudy)

1.Krispy Kreme
 Krispy Kreme is a hugely popular American doughnut chain. It entered the Taiwanese market on December 12, 2013, causing a huge sensation among doughnut lovers. No matter which branch you visit across Taiwan, there are always long lines of people, which shows just how incredibly appealing Krispy Kreme is!

Perhaps to cater to American tastes, Krispy Kreme’s doughnuts tend to be sweet yet crispy. As for whether the flavors are too strong, that depends on personal preference!Netizens consistently recommend the classic glazed doughnut—once you take a bite, the sweet glaze tingles your taste buds, making many willing to line up again just for it.

For more information about Krispy Kreme, you can visit theirofficial websiteorofficial fan pageto learn more.


▲ Mister Donut offers a diverse and delicious selection, making it extremely popular in Taiwan. (Photo/Courtesy ofMister Donut’s official fan page)

2.Mister Donut
You’ve probably heard of “Pote the Lion,” right? That’s right!Mister Donut is also one of Taiwan’s most beloved doughnut shops, with 84 branches currently operating nationwide!Mister Donut is full of creativity—not only offering a wide range of flavors, but also featuring adorable animal themes and shapes that make both kids and adults go “aww.”

At the same time, depending on the season, Mister Donut also releases exclusive seasonal doughnut flavors!The shop’s signature Pote (puff) doughnuts are a major highlight, with their chewy texture and sweet fillings proving irresistible!Doughnut lovers, don’t miss out!!

For more information about Mister Donut, visit theirofficial fan pageto find out more.


▲ Voodoo Doughnut’s in-store products are wildly unique and truly leave an impression. (Photo/Credit to reporter Huang Shiyuan)

3. “Voodoo Doughnut”

Famous for its quirky style in Portland, Voodoo Doughnut has recently opened a shop in Taipei. In addition to its eye-catching and unconventional designs, another major highlight is its 24-hour operation policy, allowing customers to visit anytime, day or night.

Voodoo Doughnut insists on handcrafting all its doughnuts daily, offering 30 to 40 different flavors. Given how unique the flavors are, you might want to start with their three most popular items: maple bacon, voodoo, and dirty snowball doughnuts. They also offer customized giant doughnuts—want to know what surprising creations are inside? Quickly gather your friends and go explore!

“Voodoo Doughnut”
Business hours: Closed on Tuesdays, open 24 hours on other days
Address: No. 28, Lane 553, Section 4, Zhongxiao East Road, Taipei City
For more information, visit theirFan PageSearch


▲Haritts is different from other specialty shops, focusing on light and fresh flavors, which has also won the favor of diverse customer groups. (Photo / Screenshot fromHaritts fan page)

4.Haritts
Coming from Shibuya, Tokyo, Haritts emphasizes a light, fresh, and healthy style. It boasts handcrafted, made-to-order donuts, producing only 60 per hour, with a limit of about three per person. Those who want to try them should definitely line up early!

Netizens highly recommend the Sesame Honey and Cream Cheese flavors. The crispy sesame combined with a hint of sweet honey offers a unique taste, while the Cream Cheese flavor is the best-selling in the Tokyo store. Soft donuts are filled with sweet cheese, making it an extremely popular choice. If you're tired of heavy American-style donuts, go for the delicate and light flavors of Haritts!

Haritts Taipei Store
Business hours: Tuesday to Friday (10:00-18:00) / Saturday (12:00-18:00)
Address: 1F, No. 33, Lane 81, Fuxing North Road, Songshan District, Taipei City
For more information, please visit theFan Pageto check


▲The business sparks creativity by combining donuts with mille-feuille to create the Croissant Donut dessert. (Photo / Screenshot fromCronutt fan page)

5.Cronutt
Hidden in the alleys of the Eastern District, Cronutt is easy to overlook. Though small, the shop is full of Japanese-style charm. In addition to donuts, the shop has created Cronuts—essentially a creative dessert that fuses donuts with mille-feuille, offering both a crispy texture and dessert flavor, bringing a refreshing novelty.

For donuts, netizens recommend the rich Matcha and Peanut flavors, paired with chocolate chips or almond slices, giving an especially satisfying bite. If you’re looking for a relaxing and artsy afternoon, consider stopping by Cronutt for some donuts!

Cronutt
Business hours: Monday to Sunday 13:00-21:00
Address: 1F, No. 46, Lane 187, Section 1, Dunhua South Road, Da’an District, Taipei City
For more information, please visit theFan Pageto check








 

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