Eat Western pastries while the owner tells you about history: Zuixiange Patisserie

#Zuixiange was once one of the three major restaurants in Tainan during the Japanese colonial era, and was known as "Tainan's number one native restaurant." However, just like the previous #Baomeilou, it has been covered by the store's advertising canvas for a long time and needs to be repaired. It is said that the Tainan City Cultural Bureau has reached a consensus with the City Chamber of Commerce and will start updating the facades of old houses. Let the people of Tainan look forward to it! The #醉仙阁pâtisserie we visited this time is a dessert shop located in the alley of Yufeng Street. Although it is a tea shop, the shop is filled with various Tainan history books, newspaper clippings and photos, and relics of bricks and tiles, etc. It is more like a history studio. The boss knows the history of Zuixian Pavilion and Tainan historical sites in great detail, as if he is a descendant of the former owner of Zuixian Pavilion. This small Western-style pastry shop has also become a base for arousing everyone's knowledge of Zuixian Pavilion. There are many varieties of cakes baked in the store, and the prices are surprisingly cheap, all around $50. How generous! Come here to eat dim sum and listen to the boss's stories, and you will find that Fucheng is really a city with rich heritage and charm. #zuixiangepâtisserie ✓Opening hours: 1100-1900 ✓Address: No. 5, Lane 242, Yufeng Street, East District, Tainan City #Tainan alleys and alleys to find food #Tainan food #Zuixiange