[2025 Taichung Restaurant] Travel Guide for Wu Wei Tsao Tang Teahouse (Updated Oct)

A rare teahouse in the city, the dim sum and meals are delicious, and you can even brew oolong tea on site. Highly recommended.

Tucked away in Taichung's downtown district, Wuwei Caotang is a tranquil tea house that offers a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of the city. Opened in 1994, this tea house features wooden buildings arranged around a beautiful central pond, creating an elegant space with connecting corridors and gazebos. The building incorporates traditional Taiwanese architectural styles with Japanese concepts of "wabi-sabi" and Zen, particularly the simple and refined aesthetic of Japanese gardens and tea houses. This fusion is a modern interpretation of the cultural influences Taiwan underwent during the Japanese colonial period (1895-1945). The ambiance, blended with Japanese elements, invites visitors into a tranquil moment. At Wuwei Caotang, you can enjoy high-quality Taiwanese tea made with carefully selected tea leaves from Taiwan's renowned tea-producing regions, such as Lugu and Alishan. While experiencing traditional tea ceremony, you can also enjoy a wide variety of snacks and meals, including brown sugar steamed buns. Known as a paradise within the city, this spot is perfect for travelers seeking a relaxing retreat. Enjoy a moment immersed in Taiwan's tea culture while overlooking the tranquil garden. 📍Address: No. 106, Sec. 2, Gongyi Road, Nantun District, Taichung City 🕰️Hours: 10:30 AM - 9:30 PM #GoAbroad #Taichung #Taiwan #TaichungSights

#AustraliaFlightEvent Wuwichodang No. No. 106, Section 2, Gongyi Rd, Nantun District, Taichung City, Taiwan No. 106, Section 2, Gongyi Rd, Nantun District, Taichung City 10:30 AM - 9:30 PM Muwichotang, a popular spot for Japanese tourists It's amazing to find such a wonderful space in the heart of the city, without having to venture too far. The moment you step inside, a different atmosphere unfolds. Carp swim around inside, and it's incredibly quiet. It's the perfect place to relax and enjoy a cup of tea. They also serve Japanese home-style meals. When you enter, they ask if you have a reservation. On weekdays, you can go without a reservation, and you'll be seated right away. Perhaps because it's a Japanese-style tea house, the space is very private, so my friend and I are perfect for a relaxing chat. We skipped the meal. I ordered brown sugar bread and oolong tea, and they told me I could take the leftover tea home. Instead of just ordering a cup, I bought the oolong tea and brewed it myself. I brought the leftovers back to Korea.

A truly unique dining experience. Located on Gongyi Road near Wenxin Road in Taichung, it offers both standard seating and tatami seating. There are also open spaces and private rooms, with a minimum charge of NT$400 for private rooms. However, a meal with a drink and a snack can easily exceed this. The food is delicious, and the tea is excellent. It's also a great place to bring your family. There's a wooden walkway in the center, and a pond next to it where you can buy fish feed. It's recommended to reserve a table a week in advance for safety. Parking is plentiful nearby. I parked at the nearby Dudu Room. The restaurant is about a five-minute walk away. Highly recommended. #restaurant #food

Address: Gongyi Road, Xitun District, Taichung City Atmosphere/Facilities: Classic Feature: Tatami seating area Price per person: NT$200 minimum for general seating / NT$400 per person for tatami private rooms Rating: 7.5/10