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New Taipei City’s Hottest Spot: Banqiao Jiangzicui Brunch Cafes Guide (Part 1)

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Last updated 2026-09-25 — Jiangzicui MRT Station is considered a prime brunch battleground in Banqiao. Hidden away in alleyways, each brunch spot has its own unique style, yet they’ve all carved out a niche in this fiercely competitive area. ETtoday Ettoday News Cloud has specially compiled a brunch cafe guide for Jiangzicui for our readers. Conquer all 13, and you’ll be a true brunch connoisseur too.

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Jiangzicui MRT Station is considered a prime brunch battleground in Banqiao. Hidden away in alleyways, each brunch spot has its own unique style, yet they’ve all carved out a niche in this fiercely competitive area.ETtoday Ettoday News Cloudhas specially compiled a brunch cafe guide for Jiangzicui for our readers. Conquer all 13, and you’ll be a true brunch connoisseur too.

Read More ~ New Taipei City’s Hottest Spot: Banqiao Jiangzicui Brunch Cafes Guide (Part 2)

▲ Yuly Brunch Bar. (Photo / Screenshot fromYuly Brunch Bar’s official Facebook page)

1. Yuly Brunch Bar Brunch&Coffee
Known for offering great value among brunch spots, Yuly Brunch Bar Brunch&Coffee stands out even in the densely packed brunch scene of Jiangzicui. Netizens highly recommend their buttery roti with curry filling — thick slices of meat, onions, lettuce, and more, all sandwiched between lightly grilled bread. It’s not only filling but also offers layers of flavor that bring pure joy. Here’s proof that you can enjoy huge satisfaction without spending much.

Address: No. 16, Lane 10, Section 3, Shuangshi Rd., Banqiao District, New Taipei City
Phone: (02)8257-0577
Business Hours: Tuesday to Sunday: 08:00–18:00

▲ Haochu Breakfast. (Photo / Reporter Huang Shengmin)

2. Haochu Breakfast
Popular among students for its simple yet relaxing vibe, Haochu Breakfast gives off an easygoing atmosphere. The cafe doesn’t enforce time limits, so you can take your time enjoying your meal. However, the wait can sometimes be long, yet the queue is often worth it — a testament to Haochu’s charm. Their Indian-style thick flatbread is crispy on the outside, filled with aromatic curry and loads of cheese, giving off an exotic dining experience that makes it truly unique among brunch options.

Address: No. 70, Lane 125, Section 2, Wenhua Rd., Banqiao District, New Taipei City
Phone: (02)2253-2087
Business Hours: Monday to Sunday: 08:00–16:00

▲ Sweet Fuku Brunch. (Photo / Screenshot fromSweet Fuku Brunch’s official Facebook page)

3. Sweet Fuku Brunch
With K-dramas currently all the rage, you can’t miss this Korean-themed cafe. The cozy, Korean-style ambiance makes you feel like you’re in a drama. The chalkboard menu features cute handwritten recommendations, and when your food arrives, you’ll notice thoughtful details like custom-printed logos on the trays. Their “Sawadika” fried chicken leg burger features an ultra-thick chicken cutlet that bursts with juice when you bite in, paired with a sweet-spicy sauce that whets your appetite. A side salad helps cut through the richness for the perfect combo.

Address: No. 70, Songjiang St., Banqiao District, New Taipei City
Phone: (02)8253-6066
Business Hours: Monday to Sunday: 08:00–17:00 (Closed on Wednesdays)

▲ Brunch Cafe 【Naiye Coffee】. (Photo / Screenshot fromBrunch Cafe 【Naiye Coffee】 Fan Page)

4. Brunch Cafe 【Naiye Coffee】
Apart from delicious food, the most important thing about a brunch spot is the atmosphere. The basement seating at Naiye Coffee features seats wrapped in bamboo basket designs, along with soft yellow lighting, giving off a rustic countryside dining vibe. With its unique rural charm, netizens recommend the “Omurice Egg Roll” here—when you slice into it, the fillings of corn, cucumber, mushrooms, and a generous amount of cheese all flow out. Paired with fries and salad, and a glass of Uji matcha latte, your brunch experience can only be described as “pure enjoyment.”

Address: No. 38, Lane 3, Alley 182, Section 2, Wenhua Rd., Banqiao District, New Taipei City
Phone: (02)2257-0775
Business Hours: Tuesday to Sunday: 08:00–17:00

▲Percent CAFE. (Photo/ Reposted fromPercent CAFE Fan Page)

5.Percent CAFE
The interior of Percent CAFE has a cozy, retro vibe, with large hanging bulbs that make you feel like you’ve stepped back in time, adding a touch of elegance to the overall style. There’s an area dedicated to displaying ingredients in wooden crates—these aren’t just for decoration but can actually be used in cooking, maximizing the value of the ingredients. Netizens recommend the Lime Miso Maki Burger here: the bread is baked to be crispy on the outside and soft inside, wrapping around super elastic pork belly. The miso sauce elevates the flavor perfectly, while lime zest and mushrooms add variety to this dish. It’s the perfect choice for brunch.

Address: 1F, No. 67, Renhua St., Banqiao District, Banqiao City
Phone: (02)2259-3293
Business Hours: Monday to Sunday: 08:00–21:00

▲Cuo Bian Next Door Cafe. (Photo/ Reposted fromCuo Bian Next Door Cafe Fan Page)

6. Cuo Bian Next Door Cafe
Cuo Bian Next Door Cafe, which enjoys quite a reputation among brunch spots, has opened three branches in the Greater Taipei area. Its Jiangzicui location is in a prime spot—you can’t miss it. The Jiangzicui branch adopts an industrial-style design, with simple yet tasteful decor that’s common in brunch spots and one of the reasons people enjoy such venues. The incredibly popular Thai Pork Basil Panini uses a mildly spicy Thai flavoring—a rare touch in brunch dishes. The spiciness stimulates the appetite and really whets your taste buds. The accompanying crispy fries are also well-drained of oil. At Cuo Bian, you can enjoy the fusion of Thai and American flavors all in one place.

Address: No. 118, Songjiang St., Banqiao District, New Taipei City
Phone: (02)2252-1637
Business Hours: Monday to Sunday: 08:00–20:00

▲Wu Hao Exit. (Photo/ Reposted fromWu Hao Exit Fan Page)

7. Wu Hao Exit Brunch
The menu at Wu Hao Exit is thoughtfully designed and incredibly cute. It even uses illustrations to show the ingredients of each dish, helping customers better visualize their meals and avoid any disappointment when the food arrives—a very considerate touch. Here, you must try the PANCAKE Sugar Tower: three golden-brown pancakes served with honey—sweet but not cloying. After the sweet course, balance it out with some German sausages to switch up the flavors. At Wu Hao Exit, you can enjoy both savory and sweet options for brunch.

Address: No. 4, Lane 5, Alley 42, Section 4, Renhua St., Banqiao District, New Taipei City
Phone: (02)2258-0039
Business Hours: Monday to Sunday: 08:00–17:00 (Closed on Wednesdays)

Read more~
New Taipei City’s hottest brunch spots in Banqiao’s Jiangzicui area – a lazy guide (Part 2)

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