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Xiaoyin Tea Temple Dongmen

Taiwanese Tea, Vegan Mochi

4.2food Poor vegan options

$$$

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Top tips

Ask about: uncertain ingredients

Try the green tea mochi, which HappyCow lists as vegan.
Good to know: Ask which cakes and tea plum are vegan before ordering; HappyCow flags these as needing confirmation.

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Reserve ahead if you’re visiting at a busy time; reviewers note that seating is limited.
Ask staff to recommend oolong teas; one reviewer says they suggested a pair that complemented each other.

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No standout dish yet. People mention tea.

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The vibe: dates The vibe: relaxing

Praised for cozy atmosphere, beautiful interior and attentive service.

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Also praised for good value.

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Coffee, dessert
Cash only

About

This small tea room pairs Taiwanese oolongs such as Jin Xuan with a short list of snacks that includes green tea mochi; ask which sweets are vegan, as HappyCow specifically advises checking the cakes and tea plum. A few seats, antique decor and staff who recommend teas by season make it a quiet stop, though reviews put a visit for two at about NT$500–800 and some find it pricey.