木色藝文咖啡 Mu’s Café — Restaurant in Da'an District

Oh, honey, let me spill the tea. The food? It was giving very “meh.” The drinks? Also just kind of… there. But the staff? Now that is where the sparkle was hiding! They had this calm, humble energy about them, like they were truly living for the moment. And let me tell you, they knew how to work a room, especially when it came to us fabulous foreigners.

Some of them even spoke English! Yes, darling, English! Which is a blessing for tourists who might be standing there like, “What’s happening?” instead of ordering with confidence. They made us feel seen, welcomed, and part of the party—even if the menu wasn’t exactly worth writing home about. So props to them for knowing how to serve up hospitality, even when the food wasn’t giving what it...

A delightful surprise. The space has a nice vibe and the staff are friendly. We ordered some ordinary cafe food and we weren’t expecting any mindblowing goodness, just wanted a place to spend a cold afternoon. But the food they offered are quite decent. The apple pie has a layer of sweet potato purée and a strong touch of rose petal aroma, which was amazing. The quiche looked small but tasted nice and was quite satisfying. The coffee and tea were both heartwarmingly good. A great place to hang if you come to visit the...

Excellent choice for a lunch or dinner. Interesting menu with well executed French Beef bourginionge (法式紅酒牛肉） and a nice curried pork steak （豬排咖哩）done Cordon Bleu style.

Salads are super crispy and fresh and the soup we had, goulash style, was excellent.

Polite service, order and pay at the bar on first floor and the place is spotlessly clean. I will be back for "afternoon tea time" sometime to try the...