noon — Restaurant in Da'an District

If you're a coffee lover visiting Taipei, you simply cannot miss this coffee shop. It's a hidden gem that offers a unique coffee tasting experience. You get to choose your bean, and it's presented to you in three different styles, each showcasing the bean's unique flavors and aromas. I was blown away by how delicious each cup tasted, and it was a true delight for my taste buds.

Not only is the coffee exceptional, but the atmosphere is also fantastic. The decor is stylish and cozy, and the service is top-notch. I was impressed by the staff's knowledge of coffee and their willingness to share it with me. I even bought some beans to take home with me, and they did not disappoint.

One thing to note is that the coffee shop is popular, so I recommend arriving a little before they open to avoid the queue. But trust me, it's worth the wait. Overall, I highly recommend this coffee shop to anyone looking for a unique and exceptional coffee experience in Taipei. It's a must-visit for all coffee...

Noon is definitely a coffee spot worth checking out, especially for pour-over lovers. Their brews are well-prepared, and the staff demonstrate solid coffee knowledge. We took away a cup of pour-over and bought a bag of beans — both at a reasonable price.

However, we were a bit disappointed with the service. The atmosphere felt somewhat unwelcoming, perhaps because I had two young children with me. As a home brewer, I enjoy observing how others brew to learn and appreciate the craft, but I was asked to wait outside while they prepared my coffee, which slightly dampened the experience.

Additionally, I needed just a few minutes to clean up my infant daughter, but the assistant directed me to the toilet — which had no proper space or table to do so. It made the experience less parent-friendly than expected.

That said, the coffee profile and taste were impressive. While the service and hospitality could be improved, the coffee itself was decent and...

Came here around 2pm on a weekday. It wasn’t fully packed but it got more crowded afterwards. Finding the door to the cafe was awkward as it was quite unassuming. There were only 2 staff manning the cafe, so my oat latte took quite a while to make, around 10 minutes, but it tasted delicious. The interior of the cafe is pretty and spacious, and there is a nice bar top area where you are facing the barista directly. I would say that there could be more natural lighting in the cafe as the deeper parts of the cafe are a little dim. Overall, it’s definitely worth...