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With their crispy exterior that gives way to a rich filling, the wafting aroma of cream makes these pastries a sweet indulgence many crave.Ettoday ETTODAY TravelHeard from puffy pastry fans and rounded up 7 popular puff shops in Taipei – if you haven’t tried them all, don’t say you’ve conquered the puff world yet.

▲ Crunchy. (Photo / Screenshotfrom Crunchy’s official fan page)
1. Crunchy
Two MBA graduates from National Taiwan University, driven by their passion for desserts, boldly gave up high-paying jobs in the tech industry and rolled up their sleeves to dive into pastry research. “Crunchy” stands for that signature crispness—the texture of desserts fresh out of the oven. They aim for every bite to feel just-baked. Inspired by a secret Japanese recipe, their puffs have a crispy shell and a smooth, velvety filling. Their signature flaky layered puffs have carved a niche in the puff scene. But there’s no physical store—you’ll need to place an online order to taste these delights.
Official Online Store:http://www.crunchy.com.tw/
Phone: 0972040504 (Free shipping for orders over NT$1,000)
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▲ Beard Papa. (Photo / Screenshotfrom Beard Papa Japan’s fan page)
2.Beard papa
The Japanese brand Beard Papa has expanded to 9 locations across Taiwan. Their classic puff varieties include Japanese-style puffs, cookie puffs, French donuts, and French rolls. Seasonal limited-edition flavors are also regularly introduced. The puff shells maintain their crispiness even after some time, and the filling isn’t overly sweet—delivering the delicate balance typical of Japanese sweets. After purchase, you’ll find a suggested best-before time on the back of the bag. It’s not just a treat for the taste buds but also a delightful customer experience.
Address: 1F, No. 3, Beiping W. Rd., Taipei City (Breeze Station Front No. 1 Shop)
Business Hours: 10:00–22:00
Phone: (02) 2314-0253
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▲ Laetitia Puff. (Photo / Screenshotfrom Laetitia Puff’s fan page)
3. Laetitia Puff
The highlight at Laetitia Puff is freshly baked shells filled on the spot with rich custard. What sets it apart is the soft, fluffy shell—bite into it and you’re greeted with a generous overflow of custard, even speckled with visible vanilla seeds, showcasing the quality of the ingredients. Besides puffs, guests can also enjoy cakes and puddings here that definitely won’t disappoint dessert lovers.
Address: B2, No. 8, Section 5, Zhongxiao E. Rd., Taipei City (Uni-President Hankyu Store)
Business Hours: Sun–Thu 11:00–21:30; Fri–Sat & eve of holidays 11:00–22:00
Phone: (02) 2722-3754
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▲ Yuanji Mini Shop. (Photo / RepostedYuanji Mini Shop Fan Page)
4. Yuanji Mini Shop
If you can't finish a whole large éclair, how about trying a mini one from Yuanji Mini Shop? With four branches in Tamsui, Yuanji Mini Shop’s signature bursting éclairs come in four flavors: original, chocolate, brown sugar, and strawberry. The original cream isn’t as thick as custard, nor does it have the heaviness of whipped cream. Its soft texture paired with just the right amount of not-too-rich cream, plus its easy-to-swallow size, makes it hard to stop at just one.
Address: No. 141, Dazhong St., Tamsui District, New Taipei City (Tamkang University Branch)
Business Hours: Monday to Saturday 09:00–21:00
Phone: (02)26298289
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▲ Nuowei Handmade Fresh Milk Éclair Specialty Store. (Photo / RepostedNuowei Handmade Fresh Milk Éclair Specialty Store Fan Page)
5. Nuowei Handmade Fresh Milk Éclair Specialty Store
Come try some delicious treats hidden in the alleys. Nuowei Handmade Fresh Milk Éclair Specialty Store is tucked away in a lane near the Taipei Metro Tianmu Station exit, but this shop holds some surprises. It offers a wide variety of éclairs, even incorporating many seasonal fruits into the fillings, making them look like they’re bursting with ingredients. The portions are generous, yet the prices are very budget-friendly. Looking for high-value éclairs? Nuowei is your go-to choice.
Address: No. 1, Lane 92, Section 2, Minquan E. Rd., Zhongshan District, Taipei City 104
Business Hours: Monday to Saturday 10:00–20:00
Phone: (02)2531-7568
Fan Page

▲ Tasweet Handmade Mille-Feuille. (Photo / Kuni)
6. Tasweet Handmade Mille-Feuille
Famous for its cake rolls, Tasweet Handmade Mille-Feuille has won over many loyal fans with over ten varieties. But fans of classic éclairs shouldn’t miss out. Using Japanese flour combined with handmade custard cream and whipped cream, along with butter imported from France, this éclair is made with a diverse selection of ingredients. The exterior is coated with almond slivers, adding a layered texture to the crust. The custard filling is sweet without being cloying, with a smooth flavor that becomes a nostalgic taste.
Address: No. 74, Lane 415, Guangfu S. Rd., Taipei City
Business Hours: Wednesday to Sunday 13:00–19:00
Phone: (02)2345-1268
Fan Page

▲ 1789 CAFE. (Photo / Mi’er)
7.1789 CAFE1789 CAFE specializes in the French classic dessert, the éclair. The entire café was created by a French chef and his German wife. When you sit inside, you can watch the dessert-making process through transparent glass, adding a visual treat as you anticipate your éclair. Here, the éclairs retain the eggy aroma and pastry texture, striking a perfect balance—where the flavor of the éclair itself isn’t overshadowed, allowing its true quality to shine. The signature salted caramel whipped cream may look simple, but it has an unforgettable charm. Come here to experience the essence of a quality éclair.
Address: No. 97-1, Section 2, Ren’ai Rd., Zhongzheng District, Taipei City
Business Hours: Tuesday to Sunday 11:00–20:00
Phone: (02)3322-2089
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