Second Floor Cafe Breeze Taipei Station — Restaurant in Zhongzheng District

Very good western style food, pricey as expected for a western style brunch chain in nice malls, but delicious! The eggs Benedict was super yummy, but one egg was perfectly runny poached and the other was overdone :P the fries and honey mustard dip are good, and they have this one appetizer flatbread with egg and cheese (kind of like flatbread pizza) which was amazing 😍 fried chicken filet burger is good too and so is the cut up bread basket with classic olive oil and balsamic dip (but definitely need to ask for more of that dip, it runs out in two bread slices)! Clean and trendy interior and full country music playlist if that's your thing ~ would recommend if you love eggs Benedict since they have about 6 variations (of protein choice) and even one that's served on a stack of pancakes 😍 lots...

Truffle Fries ($250): They were nicely fried and tasted so amazing with the truffle and the cheese shreds.

Crispy Calamari Rings ($290): The rings were so chewy and crunchy but a lot tastier with the special tangy ketchup. These were definitely the best calamari I’ve ever had from the bottom of my heart.

Kale Juice ($200): This was my first time drinking kale juice which was not as thick as it seemed and tasted kinda sweet.

In conclusion, the restaurant has always been crowded whether on weekends or weekdays noons and nights so reservation in advance is highly suggested. Despite the high prices, the foods were just perfect and got large portions. Overall, it’s a 10 out of 10!

FYI, you scan the QR code (English available) to the place order and 10% service charge...

Very convenient if you’re in Taipei Main Station, and need decent vegetarian options - of which there are quite a few. The food was better than I anticipated, so that’s a plus. The ordering process was a bit of a nightmare, however. You get full colour menus, with a supplement in English, but you then have to scan a QR code on a receipt that takes you to an online menu that is very hard to navigate, especially if your first language isn’t Chinese. Even the waitress needed time to help us order, which seems counterproductive. Adding to your order after the fact made it even more complicated. It also didn’t help that alongside the noise of other customers, the music was a bit too loud. It really put us off a bit, but was saved by the very...