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Each brunch spot in Jiangzicui has its own unique charm.New Taipei City's Hottest Pick: Banqiao Jiangzicui Brunch Spots Guide (Part 1)It introduced 7 popular eateries, but that’s still not enough for brunch enthusiasts.ETtoday EBC News Cloudhas heard your voices—this article will round up 6 more beloved brunch spots in Jiangzicui. To truly conquer them, you’ve got to eat the full set.

▲ Little Clear Sky. (Photo / Screenshot fromLittle Clear Sky’s official fan page)
8. Little Clear Sky
What sets Little Clear Sky apart from other brunch spots is that it doesn’t have any seating. Yet it remains super popular thanks to its Japanese-style decor, which is inspired by traditional Japanese shrines. The whole place is infused with a strong Japanese vibe, and you can even see an extra cheeky maneki-neko (lucky cat) by the counter—it feels just like ordering food in Japan. Their main offerings are standing sandwiches. Netizens recommend the Yakishoku Snowflake Pork sandwich: thick-sliced toast as the base, with a satisfying chewiness, filled with onion strips, snowflake pork slices, shredded cabbage, dried bonito flakes, egg, and a drizzle of mayonnaise. The whole thing isn’t greasy at all—in fact, the veggies add a refreshing touch, making it a great representation of light brunch fare.
Address: No. 70, Lane 72, Alley 225, Section 2, Wenhua Rd., Banqiao District, New Taipei City
Phone: (02) 2250-2020
Business Hours: Tue–Thu: 08:00–16:00; Fri–Sun: 08:00–20:00

▲ King’s Light Kitchen. (Photo / Screenshot fromKing’s Light Kitchen’s official fan page)
9. King’s Light Kitchen
This King’s Light Kitchen is located near a MRT station, and calling it “beauty in simplicity” is no exaggeration. The shop doesn’t have excessive decor—instead, it offers a simple yet bright space that gives visitors an energetic vibe. Here, don’t miss their open-face bread dish, which features two types of bread paired with four different ingredients. Among them, the egg salad on crispy bread is the most surprising—the bread is crunchy, and the egg salad has a savory aroma. Together, they complement each other to create a new kind of harmony, making it perfect for brunch.
Address: No. 95, Lane 3, Alley 182, Section 2, Wenhua Rd., Banqiao District, New Taipei City
Phone: (02) 2257-8290
Business Hours: Mon–Sun: 08:00–18:00

▲ Delight Dining Space. (Photo / Screenshot fromDelight Dining Space’s official fan page)
10. Delight Dining Space
This brunch spot is covered in yellow tones and is full of countryside charm. A must-order here is their Bomb Peanut Cheese Bacon—the toast is a triangular French toast coated in egg wash, topped with a layer of peanut butter that delivers instant satisfaction. In terms of the overall plate, the scrambled eggs and sausages bring the savory elements, while the vegetable salad balances it out, preventing the meal from feeling too heavy. Instead, it lets you enjoy the whole plate in perfect harmony, leaving you with a happy, contented feeling.
Address: No. 16, Lane 3, Alley 182, Section 2, Wenhua Rd., Banqiao District, New Taipei City
Phone: (02)2254-1598
Business hours: Monday to Saturday: 10:00–21:00 (Sundays until 18:00 only)

▲Just Gotta Have Breakfast. (Photo / from theJust Gotta Have Breakfast fan page)
11. Just Gotta Have Breakfast
As the name suggests, the owner takes breakfast seriously. The shop is filled with postcards from all over the world and plenty of travel books. It’s said that both the owner and their spouse love traveling, and they hope fellow travel enthusiasts can enjoy a cup of breakfast while flipping through these travel guides and planning where to go next—it's a delightful experience. The signature dish here is French toast with cheese and condensed milk. The name might make you think it’s overly sweet, but the sweet condensed milk is perfectly balanced by the savory taste of the cheese. One bite gives you a mix of salty and sweet flavors, offering a multi-layered taste sensation you shouldn’t miss when visiting.
Address: No. 5, Lane 55, Section 3, Jiangning Rd., Banqiao District, New Taipei City
Phone: (02)2258 0693
Business hours: Monday to Sunday: 08:00–16:00

▲YoLo Cafe 有乐咖啡。 (Photo / from theYoLo Cafe 有乐咖啡 fan page)
12. YoLo Cafe 有乐咖啡
Looking for a brunch spot where you can unwind? YoLo Cafe 有乐咖啡 is a great choice. Cafés naturally give off a tranquil vibe, and enjoying your own quiet time with music is one of life’s simple joys. Having brunch in such an environment can double your happiness. But be aware—the brunch here is served in limited quantities, so timing is key. Also, the side dish served with the brunch is boiled eggs, which is somewhat rare, and the salads are homemade, adding an extra touch of freshness. Come experience the charm of this unique brunch café.
Address: No. 14, Alley 3, Lane 182, Section 2, Wenhua Rd., Banqiao District, New Taipei City
Phone: (02)2250-3169
Business hours: Monday to Friday: 09:00–18:00; Saturday to Sunday: 09:00–19:00 (Closed on Wednesdays)

▲Turning Table del vin 意大利街头小酒馆。 (Photo / from theTurning Table del vin 意大利街头小酒馆 fan page)
13. Turning Table del vin 意大利街头小酒馆
Originally a brunch-style eatery, this Italian-style bistro has gradually transformed into a more pub-like venue with the expansion of its menu. The chef, hailing from an Italian restaurant, uses fresh ingredients to prepare a variety of dishes—but the common thread is that every dish is made to ensure diners feel safe and satisfied. What diners rave about most is the series of baked eggs, especially the “Crispy Chicken Baked Eggs.” The texture of the eggs is similar to that of a thick Chinese-style omelet cooked at home, and the chicken sprinkled with pesto sauce bursts with juicy, savory flavor. The pesto simply enhances the taste, taking it to another level. Take a bite of the egg, and you’ll feel as if you’re eating a comforting meal at home.
Address: No. 9, Lane 225, Section 2, Wenhua Rd., Banqiao District, New Taipei City
Phone: (02)2254-1798
Business hours: Tuesday to Sunday: 10:00–21:00
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