Discover the endless possibilities of cheese！Six popular cheese-based dishes handpicked for you

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When it comes to dishes that stretch into gooey strands, nothing beats cheese！And the beauty of cheese is how it can appear in countless forms in cooking.《ETtoday Eastday Travel Cloud》has rounded up six popular eateries serving cheese dishes, showing cheese lovers the endless possibilities of this ingredient！

▲ Auntie Su’s Pizza. (Photo / Authorized by netizen Dong Yijun, please do not reproduce without permission to avoid copyright infringement)

1. Auntie Su’s Pizza
Speaking of cheese, how can pizza be left out！Located near the National Father Memorial Hall, Auntie Su’s Pizza serves thick, hearty pies packed with toppings that leave you feeling totally satisfied. The highlight is the rich layer of cheese on top — that stretchy, gooey goodness will have you reaching for bite after bite. Their fried chicken is another big draw；peel back the crispy skin to reveal juicy, tender meat. If you love American comfort food, this place is a must-visit.

Address: No. 300, Guangfu S. Rd., Da’an District, Taipei City
Business Hours: Tuesday–Sunday 11:00–22:00
Phone: (02)2740-2328
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▲ Bus Egg Tart Shop. (Photo / Reposted fromBus Egg Tart Shop’s Facebook Page)

2. Bus Egg Tart Shop
What place do you most often encounter cheese？Breakfast shops, of course！When ordering breakfast, the cheese egg tart is a favorite for many. And if you’re a cheese fan, you can’t miss this egg tart shop！Designed around the theme of a bus, Bus Egg Tart Shop gives you the fun vibe of eating breakfast on board — super youthful. The cheese egg tarts here aren’t just hearty in texture, they also come loaded with a generous amount of cheese inside, definitely satisfying your cheesy cravings. For great value, you get an abundance of cheese at pocket-friendly prices.

Address: No. 193, Section 2, Neihu Rd., Neihu District, Taipei City
Business Hours: Tuesday–Friday 06:00–11:00, Saturday 06:00–12:00
Phone: (02)2790-0212
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▲ Bombing Chicken Cutlet. (Photo / Reposted fromBombing Chicken Cutlet’s Facebook Page)

3. Bombing Chicken Cutlet
This is what hidden alleyway delights are all about！Tucked away in a lane off Guanghua Digital Plaza, Bombing Chicken Cutlet’s signature cheese chicken cutlet piles strips of cheese right on top of the chicken. When you take a bite, you get the juicy, tender chicken — plus a burst of melted cheese from inside. It’s double the pleasure in one bite. And there’s so much cheese here that when you bite in, those cheesy strings stretch out impressively！The owner also develops new seasonal flavors regularly, even combining fruits with the chicken cutlet for surprising new tastes — every visit feels fresh and exciting！

Address: No. 2, Lane 12, Section 1, Xinsheng S. Rd., Taipei City
(The shop is located in the lane diagonally opposite No. 2, Lane 12, Section 1, Xinsheng S. Rd.)
Business Hours: Monday–Sunday 12:00–20:30
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▲Neko Room – A Room to Swing a Cat. (Photo / Screenshot fromNeko Room – A Room to Swing a Cat fan page)

4. Neko Room – A Room to Swing a Cat
Are you a cat lover or a cheese enthusiast? This place offers both in one go. Neko Room a room to swing a cat is a cat-themed café, where everything from the tableware to the walls is adorned with cat decorations. There’s even a resident shop cat to charm you the moment you walk in. Their “Q-baked water-poached egg crunch” is actually a Q-baked thick toast — freshly baked and oozing with stretchy melted cheese. Cut into the toast, and you’ll find an egg yolk resembling a soft-boiled egg, adding a lovely surprise. Come here for a coffee paired with Q-baked toast and spend your afternoon in the company of cats.

Address: No. 21, Lane 26, Jilin Rd., Zhongshan Dist., Taipei City
Business Hours: Mon–Fri 12:00–20:00 | Sat 12:00–19:30
Phone: (02)2537-6885
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▲Mee's Cafe. (Photo / Screenshot fromMee's Cafe fan page)

5.Mee's Cafe
Ever tried a Japanese garden-style café? Mee's Cafe hails from Shibuya, Japan, and both its décor and ambience are infused with Japanese charm. As for the cheese, it naturally stars in their Q-baked series. The meat sauce soufflé omelet Q-lasagna is a crowd favorite — the dish is layered like a soufflé in texture but feels fluffy like one too. The meat sauce layers with Q-baked cheese deliver a multi-dimensional flavor that’s a feast for both the eyes and palate, making it a true icon of cheese-based cuisine.

Address: No. 1, Lane 290, Guangfu S. Rd., Da’an Dist., Taipei City
Business Hours: Sun–Thu 10:00–21:30 | Fri–Sat 10:00–22:00
Phone: (02)2751-1615
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▲Oyami Cafe. (Photo / Screenshot fromOyami Cafe fan page)

6.Oyami cafe
Popular in Ximending, Oyami Cafe is beloved for its rustic yet dreamy vibe. In fact, many have chosen to propose here, a testament to the warm, happy atmosphere. The café also offers a variety of cheese-themed treats, such as cheese fries and various Q-baked items that let the rich flavor of cheese shine. Beyond cheese, their pancakes are another highlight. The Hawaiian pancake stacks colorful fruits high atop fluffy batter, bringing a taste of summer any time of year.

Address: 2F, No. 15, Lane 50, Section 2, Wuchang St., Taipei City
Business Hours: Mon–Sun 11:00 – 22:00
Phone: (02)2311-1127
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