These guys know their cocktails. If you want something classic in Taipei, this is the place to go. Ask Yann to make you a Selkirk Tipple.
Order the king crab sandwich with wasabi mayo & avocado in the lobby lounge. Expensive but so worth it.
Being the 2nd tallest skyscraper in the world, this is a must-see for all visitors. Aside from seeing the impressive architecture, you can also ride the world's fastest elevators. Open 10am to 10pm.
Small club but great beats & a steady stream of very good looking people. Come here if you like hip hop.
Restaurant looks amazing. Enter behind a black curtain in an office building and feel like you're in a 20s bar... except it serves sushi. Food quality hit or miss. Some sashimi is fresh & some frozen.
Huge range of Cheap Monday if you're into that. I come for Nudie jeans which are sometimes heavily discounted.
Get your Porter stuff at this outpost of the Japanese bag & travel goods chain.
A huge complex of lifestyle, fashion, music and most importantly books, books, books and books!
Surprisingly good espresso coming out of the Marzocco in this hole-in-the-wall joint. Skip Le Meridien's inferior coffee & go here instead.
Yes, they have good XLBs, but did you know they have the best fried rice in the city?
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Buyers here evidently love #menswear. Nanamica, Kitsune, Folk and the like. Great space, great range of stuff.
Coffee is nothing to write home about but it's a lovely space. Roomy, comfortable window seats, WiFi and soft jazz.
Adapted & sanitised but tasty Hunanese food served up in a slightly ridiculous, glammed up 1920s Shanghai setting. Good for foreigners with cautious palates.
