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The restaurant has a large display of teapots. When our group of three entered, the only option available was the 7-course set menu priced at NT$350 per person... read more The restaurant has a large display of teapots. When our group of three entered, the only option available was the 7-course set menu priced at NT$350 per person with a 10% service fee. The staff confirmed if we had any dietary restrictions before taking our order. The dishes featured various types of nuts and were presented in a kaiseki style. Guests could request more white rice if needed and there were also tea bags and a hot water dispenser available. This restaurant is likely the only vegetarian/vegan option in the area starting from June 2020. The staff were friendly and accommodating.

The restaurant has a wide selection of teapots on display. Our party of three chose the 7-course set menu priced at NT$350 per person plus a 10% service charge.... read more The restaurant has a wide selection of teapots on display. Our party of three chose the 7-course set menu priced at NT$350 per person plus a 10% service charge. The staff checked if we had any dietary restrictions before taking our order, including a preference for eggs. The dishes featured various types of nuts and were presented in a style reminiscent of Kaiseki cuisine. Additional servings of white rice were available, as well as tea bags and a hot and warm water dispenser. This restaurant may be the only vegetarian or vegan option in the area as of June 2020, and the staff were friendly and attentive.

The restaurant has a large collection of teapots on display. When my party of three visited, our only option was to order the 7-course set menu for NT$350 per p... read more The restaurant has a large collection of teapots on display. When my party of three visited, our only option was to order the 7-course set menu for NT$350 per person plus a 10% service fee. The staff made sure to ask if we ate eggs before taking our order. Several dishes incorporated different types of nuts, and the presentation style reminded us of kaiseki. If you need more white rice, you can simply help yourself to another bowl. Additionally, they provide tea bags and a dispenser for hot and warm water. The staff are friendly, and it seems this restaurant is the only vegetarian/vegan option in the area as of June 2020.