布納咖啡館 信義館 — Restaurant in Xinyi District

From the moment you step into BUNA CAF'E, you're greeted by the warm and inviting ambiance that promises a delightful experience. This charming café, nestled in the heart of Taipei, is a haven for coffee aficionados and food lovers alike.

The coffee at BUNA CAF'E is nothing short of exceptional. Each cup is brewed to perfection, offering a rich and robust flavor that stands out in the bustling Taipei café scene. Whether you're in the mood for a classic Americano or something more adventurous, BUNA CAF'E has got you covered.

But BUNA CAF'E isn't just about the coffee; it's a culinary adventure. The menu features an array of delectable Italian dishes that are both comforting and innovative. The risotto is a must-try, cooked to creamy perfection and bursting with flavor. It's no wonder that patrons highly recommend it

The service at BUNA CAF'E is commendable, with staff members like 林孟峰 going above and beyond to accommodate special dietary requests and ensure a pleasant dining experience

Whether you're looking for a cozy spot to catch up with friends or a quiet corner to relax with a book, BUNA CAF'E provides the perfect setting. With its spacious indoor seating and serene outdoor garden, it's an oasis in the city that beckons you to stay a little longer

In summary, BUNA CAF'E is a delightful spot that combines excellent coffee, mouth-watering cuisine, and top-notch service. It's a place where every visit feels like a special occasion, and every meal is a celebration of flavors. If you find yourself in Taipei, don't miss the chance to experience the magic...

Very pretty Western style cafe with large assortment of drinks (tea, coffee, smoothies, fruit juices), pasta, pizza, set meals and a few desserts. Portion size seemed large too. We were able to reserve a table for 10 people. Atmosphere is nice. Lots of groups come here get together, catch up and celebrate.

Food was okay. Very nice presentation. Servers don’t know or remember who ordered what. So every time a plate came we were shouting at each other down the table asking who ordered this saying it in mandarin and also in English for our non speaking friends. Even more confusing is that ALL of the drinks we ordered with our meal were served last. Our smoothie became dessert, the ice tea and mojito I ordered became after meal drinks. Had I known, I would’ve ordered hot drinks to close my meal.

Our seating was by the restroom. Which unfortunately meant there was a lot of smoking smell. If you go towards the women’s restroom the smell is even stronger. If you’re sensitive to smells, this searing location is not ideal.

The best part was the kids meal. The meal was served in a car plate or an airplane plate. Very fun. My kids enjoyed the novelty plates and even the meal items. Luckily their apple juice was served along...

I’ve been here a couple of times. FYI, I am a white male, and most people don’t guess I’m fluent in Mandarin (with professional certifications) and also have a degree in Chinese culture and history. I’ve lived in Taiwan for years.

My first time at BUNA Cafe the service was a little cold and the staff seemed to hate their job — you could feel it in the air no smiles etc, but the food was pretty good.

The last time I was here I walked in and the entire staff ignored me. It’s a shock to be ignored by 5+ people in such a small space. There were multiple open seats. After a couple of minutes an older Taiwanese couple walked in and stood next to me. They were immediately greeted and given a seat. I was STILL ignored, not even given eye contact, and felt very awkward for another minute or so. It became clear as others walked in and were greeted that I was being ignored because I was a foreigner.

You couldn’t pay me to go back here. If you are a foreigner, there are much friendlier places all...