Mapleton Dining Guide

From breakfast at Mapleton to dining recommendations near Fengyuan Hospital, iconic local eateries, and famous pastry shops, discover the authentic culinary delights of Fengyuan.

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Breakfast Options

Nearby Dining

Fengyuan Local Food

Famous Pastry Shops

Breakfast Options

Start your day with a nutritious and satisfying breakfast. At check-in, Mapleton guests receive breakfast vouchers for the following morning: 2 for a two-person room or 4 for a four-person room. Each voucher is worth NT$100. If an extra bed is added, it comes with 1 additional voucher. No additional vouchers are provided for extra guests paying only a cleaning fee without an extra bed, or for children without an extra bed. Additional menu items may be purchased separately.

Example breakfast dishes from La Morning

La Morning – Fengyuan Yongkang Branch

La Morning offers a relaxed setting with blue and yellow interiors and stainless-steel finishes. It is known for Taiwanese egg crepes, stir-fried instant noodles and good-value Western-style breakfast and brunch dishes. This nearby branch serves food from 06:00 to 11:30, with last orders at 11:00. It is about a 250 m walk from the hotel, through Nanyang Park.

The hotel partners with the nearby La Morning breakfast chain. Menus are updated from time to time to offer guests a choice of wholesome meals.

Address: No. 202, Yongkang Rd., Fengyuan Dist., Taichung City, Taiwan

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Example breakfast dishes from McDonald’s

McDonald's – Fengyuan Tianxin Branch

McDonald’s is a leading global fast-food brand offering burgers, fries, fried chicken, value meals, breakfast, snacks and drinks, with a focus on food quality and safety. This nearby branch has a drive-through.

McDonald’s gift vouchers provided by Mapleton Motel can be used like cash at company-operated McDonald’s restaurants throughout Taiwan for breakfast, lunch or dinner items of equivalent value.

Address: No. 201, Sec. 2, Tianxin Rd., Fengyuan Dist., Taichung City, Taiwan

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Nearby Dining

Mapleton Motel & Fengyuan Hospital Area Dining Guide

Whether you're looking for a convenient meal during your stay, visiting Fengyuan Hospital for medical appointments, or accompanying family members, this guide will help you discover nearby dining options with ease.

Hujucheng Northern Chinese Restaurant

Northern Chinese cooking and pork and pickled cabbage hot pot

This restaurant specialises in freshly handmade dishes, with traditionally pickled Chinese cabbage at the heart of its cooking. Its house chive dipping sauce is a favourite with regulars. Specialities include northeastern Chinese pork and pickled cabbage hot pot, pan-fried pork pies, sweet griddle cakes, flaky layered flatbread, crisp-skinned roast duck served three ways, crispy roast pork and roast goose.

Address: No. 9, Yongkang Rd., Fengyuan Dist., Taichung City, Taiwan

Opening hours: Lunch 11:30–14:00; dinner 17:00–20:30. Closed Wednesdays.

All menu items are available for takeaway, and Uber Eats delivery is also available, including individual hot pots and noodle dishes. The restaurant mainly has large round and square tables suited to group meals. It often fills up on both weekdays and weekends, so booking by phone in advance is strongly recommended. Short-term parking nearby can be difficult. Hotel guests may prefer to leave their car at Mapleton Motel and walk along Yongkang Road; the journey takes about 8–9 minutes.

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SunChing Cafe

Coffee, desserts including mille crêpe cakes and cinnamon rolls, and light bites such as flatbreads

An independent café with a relaxed, creative feel, a blue-and-white exterior, lush indoor plants, colourful murals and a glass-enclosed seating area. This comfortable, pet-friendly space has power sockets and no set time limit for dining, making it a pleasant spot for afternoon coffee, catching up with friends, working or reading.

Address: No. 101, Yongkang Rd., Fengyuan Dist., Taichung City, Taiwan

Opening hours: Wednesday–Friday 11:00–18:30; Saturday–Sunday 10:00–18:30. Closed Mondays and Tuesdays.

Takeaway is available; cakes must be ordered in advance. Order ahead through iCHEF or arrange delivery through Uber Eats. The bright interior generally has no dining time limit, and some seats have power sockets. Pets are welcome inside. Short-stay parking nearby is limited; hotel guests are advised to leave their car at the hotel. It is about a 5-minute walk along Yongkang Road.

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Gudu Teahouse

Set meals, hot pots, noodles, dumplings, fried snacks and braised side dishes

A long-established Taiwanese teahouse and casual restaurant, with nostalgic Chinese décor, wooden seating and an outdoor garden. Private rooms are available upstairs; advance reservations are recommended on both weekdays and weekends. This pet-friendly venue is well suited to family meals and leisurely gatherings with friends.

Address: No. 2, Ln. 147, Sec. 2, Tianxin Rd., Fengyuan Dist., Taichung City, Taiwan

Opening hours: Daily 09:00–05:00 the following morning. Open year-round.

Takeaway and online ordering through iCHEF are available, as is delivery through services such as Uber Eats. There is no service charge for dining in. Scan the QR code with your phone to order after arrival. The upstairs private rooms have a minimum spend of NT$200 per person. A dedicated car park offers diners up to 3 hours of free parking. For hotel guests, driving is recommended; the journey takes about 3 minutes.

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Shanzhu Bieguan Restaurant

Korean tabletop barbecue, Taiwanese stir-fries and sharing menus

Shanzhu Bieguan Restaurant, also known as Shanzhu Bieguan Agricultural Leisure Park, combines a family-friendly restaurant with a small zoo. The grounds cover nearly 600 ping (approximately 1,980 m²) and house more than 50 species of small animals and birds, including capybaras, alpacas, sika deer, meerkats, peacocks, ostriches, tortoises and marmots.

Address: No. 22-13, Ln. 59, Nanyang Rd., Fengyuan Dist., Taichung City, Taiwan

Opening hours: Tuesday–Friday, lunch 11:00–14:00 and dinner 17:00–21:00; Saturday–Sunday, food served throughout the day from 10:30–21:00. Closed Mondays.

Dine-in and takeaway only; no delivery. Cash only. Admission to the animal area is NT$100 per person, with free entry for children 80 cm tall or under. Each admission ticket can be used for NT$50 off a dine-in meal. The entrance is down a narrow lane, so take care when passing oncoming vehicles. Free parking is available on site. For hotel guests, driving is recommended; the journey takes about 3 minutes.

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Yifan Oden

Japanese oden, Taiwanese fish cakes, late-night snacks and freshly cooked noodles

At the entrance to a lane beside the emergency department of Feng Yuan Hospital (Ministry of Health and Welfare), this small eatery has the warm, relaxed feel of a Japanese food stall or izakaya. Its broth is the main attraction: gently sweet and full-flavoured without being heavy. Choose from classic oden ingredients, including daikon radish and assorted fish cakes that soak up the broth.

Address: No. 1, Ln. 213, Yongkang Rd., Fengyuan Dist., Taichung City, Taiwan

Opening hours: Monday–Friday 18:00–23:30. Closed Saturdays and Sundays.

Dine-in and takeaway are available; there is no delivery service. Cash only. The shop does not accept telephone orders or table reservations, so please queue and order in person. Short-term parking nearby can be difficult. Hotel guests may prefer to leave their car at Mapleton Motel and walk; the journey takes about 4 minutes, passing Nanyang Community Activity Center and Nanyang Park.

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Wangwanglai Sichuan Beef Noodles

Beef noodle soup, fried rice, dumplings and assorted side dishes

The signature Sichuan-style braised beef noodle soup uses a broth made by slowly simmering beef and pork bones. It is rich and savoury, with a gentle sweetness and Sichuan-style aromatics, yet not overly heavy. This traditional noodle shop is tucked down a lane, with a clean, uncrowded layout. Tableware and condiments are neatly stored in a dish-drying cabinet, reflecting the shop’s attention to hygiene.

Address: No. 39-6, Ln. 211, Yongkang Rd., Fengyuan Dist., Taichung City, Taiwan

Opening hours: Tuesday–Sunday 11:00–20:00. Closed Mondays.

Dine-in and takeaway are available, with cash the main payment method in the shop. Phone orders are accepted, and the restaurant is listed on foodpanda. Orders placed through delivery platforms offer payment options such as credit cards, Apple Pay and LINE Pay. Short-stay parking nearby is limited; hotel guests are advised to leave their car at the hotel. It is about a 3-minute walk.

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Huidao Zhuluoji Restaurant

Taiwanese dishes, barbecue and fried snacks in a family-friendly, campsite-inspired setting

Dinosaur displays and tent-style, semi-outdoor seating give this themed restaurant the relaxed feel of a camping trip. The menu includes Taiwanese dishes, barbecue and fried snacks, with specialities such as “Dinosaur Egg”, Dandan Dan Fried Rice, salt-and-pepper squid and country-style whole roast chicken. It is a fun setting for family meals or sharing dishes with friends. The grounds also feature ride-on dinosaur vehicles and interactive displays with lighting and moving parts.

Address: No. 8, Ln. 39, Liancun Rd., Fengyuan Dist., Taichung City, Taiwan

Opening hours: 15:00–23:00. Closed Mondays; check the restaurant’s announcements for changes.

Dine-in service and online reservations are available; confirm seating before visiting. A 10% service charge applies to dine-in meals. Minimum spend requirements and dining time limits during busy periods are set by the restaurant. Dishes are prepared to order, so you may wish to order before taking photos or exploring the grounds. Pets must be kept in a carrier. Contact the restaurant to confirm takeaway options and collection arrangements.

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Zhixia Shi Café

Soup curry, light bites, fried snacks, desserts and coffee

A secluded café and restaurant on the outskirts of Fengyuan, surrounded by plants and greenery. It is a peaceful spot for lunch or dinner, or a leisurely afternoon of coffee and cake. Dishes include Hokkaido-style vegetable soup curry, berry croffles and matcha lattes. The venue also occasionally hosts herb and floral craft workshops; check its official channels for the latest menu and events.

Address: No. 76-8, Ln. 271, Liancun Rd., Fengyuan Dist., Taichung City, Taiwan

Opening hours: Closing days vary. Before visiting, check the current month’s opening dates and food service hours on the restaurant’s official social media.

Dine-in seating is available, and food is prepared to order, so please allow time for your meal. The route includes small roads and can be difficult to navigate. First-time visitors are advised to arrive in daylight so the shop’s roadside signs are easier to spot. There is ample parking. The venue is pet-friendly, but check its pet policy before bringing your pet. When booking, also confirm the minimum spend, any dining time limit when full, and takeaway availability.

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Wuli Wuyi

Curry rice, Japanese-style rice bowls and fried rice

A small restaurant serving curry rice, Japanese-style rice bowls and fried rice—an easy option for a straightforward, satisfying meal. The restaurant describes its curry as slowly cooked with fruit and vegetables, giving it a rich flavour, gentle sweetness and a slight tang from tomatoes. Pair it with a pork cutlet, fried chicken or a fish fillet, with softly cooked egg as an optional addition. Choices vary with the day’s menu.

Address: No. 317, Yuanhuan E. Rd., Fengyuan Dist., Taichung City, Taiwan

Opening hours: Check the restaurant’s Facebook announcements or call ahead to confirm lunch and dinner service times and closing days.

Dine-in and takeaway are available. Seating is limited, so groups should check availability in advance. For a meal back at the hotel, ask about the day’s takeaway options and collection times. Call 0972-422-123 before setting out to confirm that the restaurant is open. Short-stay parking nearby is difficult, so walking is recommended.

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Kouwei Vegetarian Eatery

Taiwanese vegetarian noodles, rice dishes, dumplings, pan-fried snacks and braised sides

A vegetarian shop serving everyday Taiwanese favourites, from noodles, rice and dumplings to soups and braised side dishes. Its vegetarian take on an oyster omelette is made with vegetables and starch batter. Other options include Chinese toon noodles, mixed soup with shiitake mushrooms, braised dried tofu and vegetarian mock tripe. Combine a main with side dishes to suit your appetite.

Address: No. 112, Baokang Rd., Fengyuan Dist., Taichung City, Taiwan

Opening hours: 12:00–19:30. Closed Mondays; check the restaurant’s announcements for changes.

Dine-in service is available; payment is in cash. Call 04-2527-0576 to ask about takeaway and waiting times. There is no dedicated car park, but nearby white-lined roadside areas may offer short-stay parking for guests collecting food by car. If you need vegan or ovo-lacto vegetarian food, or have food allergies, please check the ingredients in each dish and sauce directly with the restaurant.

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Sange de Dian

Chinese stir-fries, fried rice, casual bites and soups

A neighbourhood restaurant offering freshly cooked stir-fries, rice, noodles and soups. Solo diners can pair a main with a hot soup, while groups can order several dishes to share. Options include fried rice, shredded pork soup with pickled bamboo shoots, and sharing-size stir-fries—a good choice for affordable, home-style Chinese cooking.

Address: No. 22, Baokang Rd., Fengyuan Dist., Taichung City, Taiwan

Opening hours: Please call the restaurant to confirm current food service hours and closing days.

Dine-in and takeaway are available. When ordering for a group, ask about portion sizes before choosing dishes, rice or noodles, and soups. Call 04-2527-5606 before visiting to confirm that the restaurant is open, which dishes are available and how to arrange takeaway collection.

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Zhenhaowei Taiwanese Fried Chicken (40-Year-Old Stall)

Taiwanese popcorn chicken, squid and fried street-food snacks

A local stall serving Taiwanese popcorn chicken and a variety of fried snacks—ideal for an evening bite. Choose from chicken, squid, sweet potato fries, blood rice cake and green beans, mixing meat, vegetables and snacks as you like. Ask about seasoning and garlic when ordering; availability depends on what is on offer and what has sold out. Many people in the neighbourhood have been coming here since childhood.

Address: No. 37, Yongkang Rd., Fengyuan Dist., Taichung City, Taiwan

Opening hours: Check the day’s announcements for any unscheduled closures.

To enjoy your food back at the hotel, call 04-2515-4701 to confirm opening and collection arrangements. There may be a wait at busy times, so ask about preparation times and whether phone orders are being accepted that day before setting out. There is no dine-in seating. Fried snacks are best enjoyed while hot.

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Fengyuan Local Food

Worth Visiting for a Taste of Fengyuan

From renowned local eateries in the Miaodong and Fuxing commercial districts to unique specialty restaurants, discover Fengyuan's food culture and its most iconic flavors.

Qingshui Pork Ribs Noodle Shop

Pork rib noodle soup

Now run by the third generation, this well-known Miaodong Night Market shop often draws a queue. The pork ribs are fried, then simmered until tender and full of flavour. They are served with yellow wheat noodles in a rich broth fragrant with shallots.

Address: No. 2-10, Ln. 167, Zhongzheng Rd., Fengyuan Dist., Taichung City, Taiwan

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Miaodong Chuandai Fried Water Caltrops

Water caltrop fritters

Pieces of water caltrop are coated in the shop’s special batter and fried until golden, with a crisp exterior and a soft centre. Everything is fried to order: take a number and wait for it to be called before collecting your food. Best enjoyed while hot.

Address: No. 1, Ln. 167, Zhongzheng Rd., Fengyuan Dist., Taichung City, Taiwan

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Zheng Laopai Fengyuan Ba-wan

Fried Taiwanese meat dumplings

These dumplings have a pleasantly chewy wrapper and a meat-and-bamboo-shoot filling, topped with thick soy sauce and the shop’s pink sweet sauce. Try the regulars’ way of finishing the dish: once you have eaten the dumpling, add some of the complimentary clear bone broth to your bowl.

Address: No. 2-7, Ln. 167, Zhongzheng Rd., Fengyuan Dist., Taichung City, Taiwan

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Zheng Zhao Oyster Omelet

Oyster omelette

A long-established Miaodong Night Market favourite, this shop makes its oyster omelettes with fresh oysters, eggs, water spinach and bean sprouts for a soft, slightly chewy texture. Its distinctive sweet-and-savoury sauce has a nutty peanut aroma.

Address: No. 3, Ln. 167, Zhongzheng Rd., Fengyuan Dist., Taichung City, Taiwan

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Miaodong Guke Garlic Pork Rice

Garlic-braised meat over rice and noodles with shacha sauce

The signature rice dish pairs well-seasoned chunks of meat with shredded bamboo shoots and a garlicky braising sauce. Alternatively, try the noodles tossed with shacha sauce, served without broth. Add fish-skin soup or oyster soup for a simple, satisfying meal.

Address: No. 3, Ln. 167, Zhongzheng Rd., Fengyuan Dist., Taichung City, Taiwan

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Miaodong Steamed Shrimp Ba-wan

Steamed Taiwanese pork and shrimp dumplings

These steamed dumplings have thin, translucent wrappers with a smooth, tender texture. Each is filled with pork and a whole shrimp, then finished with a sweet-and-savoury garlic sauce. Add a bowl of thick scallop and shark fin soup for a classic Miaodong pairing.

Address: On the right at the entrance to Ln. 167, Zhongzheng Rd., Fengyuan Dist., Taichung City, Taiwan

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Yongfangting Wontons & Zongzi

Wontons, sticky rice dumplings and Taiwanese four-herb soup

This long-established Miaodong Night Market stall serves traditional sticky rice dumplings with minced meat and its signature sauce. The wontons have a generous meat filling fragrant with fried shallots. Pair them with the shop’s distinctive, darker-coloured Taiwanese four-herb soup.

Address: No. 2-12, Ln. 167, Zhongzheng Rd., Fengyuan Dist., Taichung City, Taiwan

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Jin Shu Pineapple Ice

Pineapple ice, with optional almond jelly

This long-established Miaodong Night Market dessert shop serves a traditional pineapple ice drink made with finely crushed ice and pineapple pieces. You can also add almond jelly. It makes a refreshing finish to a walk through the food stalls.

Address: No. 2-13, Ln. 167, Zhongzheng Rd., Fengyuan Dist., Taichung City, Taiwan

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Zhanjia Paopao Ice

Glutinous rice balls and Shuanghe blended ice

The signature “Shuanghe” combines peanuts and speckled beans in a smooth, finely blended ice dessert with a rich peanut flavour. In winter, the shop also serves warm tofu pudding and handmade glutinous rice balls, making it a pleasant dessert stop while exploring Miaodong.

Address: No. 10, Ln. 167, Zhongzheng Rd., Fengyuan Dist., Taichung City, Taiwan

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Yanxue Snow Ice

Durian and bubble tea shaved snow ice

This shop specialises in delicately layered shaved snow ice with a soft, fluffy texture. Durian brings a rich fruit flavour, while bubble tea is one of many other options. Generous toppings and photogenic desserts have made it a popular stop in Fengyuan in recent years.

Address: No. 28-1, Xinyi St., Fengyuan Dist., Taichung City, Taiwan

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A Ming Bo Peanut Ice Cream Rolls

Peanut ice cream rolls

Tucked away in an old house down a lane, this dessert shop wraps freshly shaved peanut brittle and your choice of ice cream in a thin crepe. Take yours away or enjoy it in the outdoor garden seating area. If you would prefer it without coriander, let the staff know when ordering.

Address: No. 8, Ln. 310, Shuiyuan Rd., Fengyuan Dist., Taichung City, Taiwan

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Kangkangzhu Pork Blood Soup

Pork blood soup and stir-fried noodles

Pork blood soup paired with stir-fried noodles topped with minced meat is a classic Fengyuan breakfast. The pork blood cubes are smooth and tender; other options include rice with minced meat, braised pork belly rice and a range of soups. For extra heat, try the house chilli and chive sauce.

Address: No. 21, Xishi 2nd St., Fengyuan Dist., Taichung City, Taiwan

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Famous Pastry Shops

Take Home the Taste of Fengyuan's Famous Pastry Shops

Known across Taiwan for its rich pastry heritage, Fengyuan is home to a variety of famous bakeries and specialty gift shops. Discover the perfect afternoon treats and souvenirs to share with family and friends after your journey.

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Snowflake Taiwan Pastry – Fengyuan Main Store

Flaky mung bean pastries (Snowflake Mooncakes) and traditional sugar-coated sponge rolls

Founded in 1900, Snowflake Taiwan Pastry helped establish Fengyuan’s reputation for pastries across Taiwan. Its signature mung bean pastries have delicate, snowflake-like layers and a traditional sweet-and-savoury filling. Made fresh each day and coated in crunchy sugar crystals, its sponge rolls have been a Taiwanese teatime favourite for a century.

Address: No. 198, Zhongzheng Rd., Fengyuan Dist., Taichung City, Taiwan

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Lao Xuehuazhai Bakery

Flaky mung bean pastries, garlic pastries, Qingdousha Bean-Paste Pastries and duck-egg sponge rolls

Established as a separate business in 1959, Lao Xuehuazhai Bakery shares its roots with Snowflake Taiwan Pastry and is also on the same street. It is highly regarded for its traditional baking methods. The rich aroma of fried shallots and braised pork in its mung bean pastries makes it a favourite with long-time lovers of Taiwanese pastries.

Address: No. 1, Ln. 212, Zhongzheng Rd., Fengyuan Dist., Taichung City, Taiwan

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Paochuan Bakery

Classic mini mooncakes, Yudanbo Pastries and lemon cakes

This well-known, century-old Fengyuan bakery originated Taiwan’s mini mooncakes. Combining Japanese wagashi techniques with Taiwanese pastry traditions, it makes a fine white bean paste filling that melts in the mouth. Its nostalgic Western-style lemon cakes are another signature offering.

Address: No. 154, Zhongzheng Rd., Fengyuan Dist., Taichung City, Taiwan

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Tefa Bakery

Square-cut savoury cake and flaky mung bean pastries

Founded in 1914, this century-old bakery makes savoury cake with a rich aroma of cake and fried shallots. It remains a cherished classic among older generations in Fengyuan.

Address: No. 531, Nanyang Rd., Fengyuan Dist., Taichung City, Taiwan

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Yihua Bakery

Savoury bamboo shoot cake, cut into sandwich-style triangles

Founded in 1935, Yihua Bakery helped bring Fengyuan’s savoury cakes to a national audience and pioneered their triangular shape. Light, fluffy sponge is filled with crisp diced bamboo shoots, fried shallots and a little mayonnaise, balancing sweet and savoury flavours.

Address: No. 197, Zhongzheng Rd., Fengyuan Dist., Taichung City, Taiwan

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Special Treasure

Pure taro cake, taro sponge rolls and soy milk cake

Founded in 1982, this long-established Fengyuan bakery originated Taiwan’s pure taro cake. With no artificial colours or flavourings, the cake relies on the smooth texture and aroma of premium taro. The bakery has one of Fengyuan’s highest rates of repeat custom.

Address: No. 249, Zhongzheng Rd., Fengyuan Dist., Taichung City, Taiwan

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Rose Pie – Fengyuan Main Store

Classic red bean pie, signature taro pie and assorted fruit pies

Founded in 1968, Rose Pie is a long-established name across Taiwan, with its original store in Fengyuan. Its crisp pastry base, generous red bean filling and meringue topping offer a rich, sweet taste of nostalgia that generations of Taichung residents seek out when they return home.

Address: No. 132, Xinyi St., Fengyuan Dist., Taichung City, Taiwan

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King's Bell Boston Pie Shop

Original Golden Boston Cream Pie and chocolate Boston-style cream cake

Founded in 1975, King's Bell Boston Pie Shop pioneered Boston-style cream cakes in Taiwan. Beneath their simple appearance is airy sponge with a light cream filling. Especially enjoyable chilled, these cakes have made the bakery a longstanding favourite.

Address: No. 16, Baokang Rd., Fengyuan Dist., Taichung City, Taiwan

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Ricians Bakery – Fengyuan Main Store

Almond puff pastries, sun cakes and flaky sweet pastries (wife cakes)

Founded in 1986 as a wedding pastry bakery, RICIANS began in Fengyuan, home to its original store. Its extensive range, from traditional Taiwanese pastries and crisp almond puff pastries to Western-style breads, has become part of everyday life for many Fengyuan residents.

Address: No. 153, Zhongzheng Rd., Fengyuan Dist., Taichung City, Taiwan

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Hon Din Bakery – Fengyuan Flagship Store

Formosa Butter Cookies, Heart-Shaped Nut Tart and Ripe Lemon Pastry

Founded in 2014, Hon Din Bakery has received awards including the top prize in Taichung’s 2025 Top Ten Souvenirs selection, a one-star Superior Taste Award from Belgium’s iTQi, and a Monde Selection gold award. It has become well known across Taiwan for online orders, baby celebration gift boxes and wedding pastries.

Address: No. 399, Sec. 2, Yuanhuan N. Rd., Fengyuan Dist., Taichung City, Taiwan

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Wang Lai Ba

Figure-Eight Pineapple Cakes

Launched in 2025, Wang Lai Ba opened its shop in Dingjie Police Station, a century-old former police station in Fengyuan. It won the top prize in Taichung’s 2026 Top Ten Souvenirs selection. Its playful figure-eight pineapple cakes draw on Fengyuan’s former name, Huludun, while contemporary packaging gives this newer brand a distinctive look.

Address: No. 5, Zhongzheng Rd., Fengyuan Dist., Taichung City, Taiwan

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Kunpai Bakery

Kunpai Mooncakes (flaky mung bean pastries) and maltose pastries

On the border of Shengang and Fengyuan, this century-old bakery remains a favourite with local food lovers. Its mung bean pastries pair fragrant stir-fried pork filling with a light, flaky crust. Around the Mid-Autumn Festival, they can be very difficult to buy without ordering ahead.

Address: No. 546, Zhongshan Rd., Shengang Dist., Taichung City, Taiwan

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