Coffee Naps 蓁澄咖啡手作坊 — Restaurant in Da'an District

Came by because of the high reviews. Had a cappuccino, black coffee, and a dessert. The cup handle for the cappuccino is very nice but is so small that my finger could not get a hold of the handle 😁.

Unfortunately both the cappuccino and the black coffee was too watery and light, specifically, the black coffee was extremely light in my humble opinion. Furthermore, what I really could not stand is that too many customers were having loud conversations (both voice and phone). I feel like I'm at a Starbucks rather then a cozy coffee shop; not sure how often it happens, but I put on earbuds, so problem solved 🤘, but still, I wish the noise level could have kept down a bit.

The store has free Wi-Fi and the customer service is good; same as other reviewers has said, the owner is very friendly and greeted us while we walked-in the front door. All in all, unfortunately it wasn't a pleasant experience for me. 4 stars for the passionate customer service from the owner 😁, but everything else...

Coffee Naps isn’t just a cute café with cozy vintage vibes — it’s lowkey a science-backed wellness spot in disguise.

The food? Legit delicious and packed with nutrients. You can tell there’s thought behind every bite. Balanced macros, fiber-rich sides, and smart ingredients that fuel your body without making you crash — it’s giving functional food realness.

Major props to the boss: not only super friendly, but also clearly well-researched. He’s done his homework on food science, and it shows. He took time to answer all our (many) questions and genuinely tailored the menu to customer needs. That kind of care? ✨Rare✨

Yeah, the serving speed was a bit on the slow side, but we came in as a group of 9 , so fair enough. The quality made up for it.

Already planning my next visit. If you’re into food that tastes good and treats your body right, Coffee Naps...

Tables and chairs are very dusty and old. There's no window next to the seats, so it feels like being in a cafe jail, and you have no choice but to listen to loud noise.

You wouldn't want to visit this place unless you're a group of middle-aged Taiwanese women who want to chat non-stop and loudly for hours.

Absolutely terrible. I can see why young people don't like this place. This place is a cave for middle-aged women to chat loudly all day. If I were looking for this vibe, I would've gone to night markets instead.

There are so many better cafes and restaurants with better prices, taste and service than this....