[2025 Taipei Restaurant] Travel Guide for Coffee Dumbo (Updated Jun)

Another area that we really like in Taiwan is Yangzhongshan. 🏠 This is a charming area that still maintains the classic style of the buildings very well. There are many cool shops, both coffee shops, restaurants, and clothing stores, both local brands and general leading brands. 🥤Today, I took my mother to drink coffee and take pictures at Coffee Dumbo. Most of the transportation in Taiwan, we call Uber to save my mother's energy and the price is not too expensive. It's convenient. If anyone wants to go for a leisurely walk and take cool pictures, you should pin this area. #TaiwanTravel #TaiwanCafe

There is a cafe street in Zhongshan, Taipei, Taiwan. There are signs and buildings with sensuous designs. There are many cafes and select shops that blend in with the atmosphere. It is a good place to enjoy coffee and desserts and look at souvenirs. Among them, I would like to introduce Coffee Dumbo. It is a vintage and funky cafe. Not only does it have a great atmosphere, but the coffee menu they sell is also unique. And they also sell their own brand of coffee beans in pretty packaging. This place is already famous, so if you come on the weekend or when it is busy, there will be no seats. So, you should visit on a weekday when it is not busy or make a reservation. The operating hours are 12:00~18:00 (weekdays), 11:30~19:00 (weekends). Please note that the time zones are different on weekdays and weekends. If you want to experience a Taiwanese emotional cafe, I recommend Coffee Dumbo. #HawaiiFlightEvent

Taiwan is filled with numerous restaurants offering a variety of dishes beyond just typical Chinese cuisine. Today, I would like to recommend some of the foods I tried during my trip: 1. Beef Noodles: There are many famous restaurants serving this dish. The noodles are chewy and delicious, and the beef is so tender it melts in your mouth. 2. Ah Zong Noodles: Located in Ximending, it's easy to find with long queues of people waiting. 3. Dim Sum/Xiao Long Bao: This was very impressive and delicious, with generous portions at reasonable prices. The restaurant I visited was Huang Long Zhuang. 4. Bubble Tea: Chun Shui Tang 5. Coffee: Dumbo 6. Crispy Pork Rice Porridge: Highly recommended, very delicious, located next to Longshan Temple.

#NewYorkFlightEvent Address: No. 25號, Lane 49, Chifeng St, Datong District, Taipei City, Taiwan 104 This is a hot cafe called Dumbo in Taipei's Zhongshan Cafe Street. There are not many seats inside, so there may be a waiting line But the signature menu, cinnamon rolls and latte go so well together So if you have time, please wait and eat inside the cafe :)

On our last day in Taipei, we set out to explore several iconic spots in the city, each rich with its own unique charm and history. Our first stop was Chi Feng Street, a vibrant area renowned for its lively atmosphere and bustling cafes. The street is a haven for food enthusiasts, with a diverse range of trendy eateries. One particularly popular spot is Dumbo Cafe, known for its playful retro vibe and aesthetically pleasing decor. Unfortunately, we couldn't find a seat inside due to the crowd, but we were able to grab some takeaway and enjoy it on the quirky yellow, vintage-style chairs outside—perfect for snapping a few memorable photos. Wandering down the side alleys of Chi Feng was a delightful experience in itself, as the relaxed atmosphere and hidden gems made each turn a new discovery. From there, we ventured to Di Hua Street, one of Taipei’s oldest and most historic streets. This area is steeped in tradition, famous for its Chinese medicinal halls that have been operating for over a century. Here, you’ll find shops brimming with dried herbs, traditional medicines, and other specialty goods. Although we didn’t make any purchases, we took our time to stroll through the street, appreciating the beautifully preserved architecture that harks back to Taiwan's colonial era. The blend of Baroque-style buildings and traditional Fujian influences tells the story of a bygone era when Di Hua Street was a major trading hub. As the day drew to a close, we headed to Da Dao Cheng Wharf, a historic riverside district that once served as a key port for trade. Today, the area has transformed into a lively gathering spot, especially during sunset. The wharf was buzzing with energy, featuring colourful container food trucks offering everything from craft beers and cocktails to tasty street food. Relaxing by the water with a cold beer in hand, while watching the sun dip below the horizon, was the perfect way to end our day. The sight of the sunset casting its warm glow over the river was simply breathtaking—a perfect blend of history, culture, and modern leisure.

#thingstodo 📍Coffee Dumbo 登波咖啡 Located at Datong district, this quaint cafe is a hidden gem with a unique charm. Despite its small size and limited seating, the vibrant decor and illustrations create a lively atmosphere. With just two staff members, service is quick but efficient. The beverage selection is varied, complemented by a small but delicious assortment of cakes and pastries. The cafe's limited menu ensures quality over quantity. Make sure to arrive early as seating is minimal, with only bar seating and a single table available. Additionally, the cafe offers its own merchandise, which adds to the overall appeal. If you appreciate cozy spaces and artistic touches, this cafe is definitely worth a visit for a delightful experience. #tripblazers #tripmoments #Taiwan