We went to Shaburi which is in ATT 4 Fun (who named this mall?) and has a really great ambiance. It is a little pricier, but comes with salad and dessert as well. You can save a little by going a la carte as well though sesame ice cream is definitely a great way to end this meal!
899 NTD (about $30)
ATT 4 Fun mall
To be honest, I never loved pineapple cakes. Some brands were too greasy, others were too sweet. But SunnyHills Bakery sets itself apart. First, there are the ingredients: this international cast of ingredients includes butter from New Zealand, flour from Japan, and free range eggs as well as organic pineapple from Taiwan. This adds up to a simple, flakey, and perfectly sweet (not too sweet) cake. The second draw of the bakery is the location. It is based in a quiet, tree-lined residential neighborhood in Taiwan. The environment is artistic and chic and I loved the random art work throughout the place. You can order cakes to go and the bakery will invite you to sit down for a complimentary cup of tea and a pineapple cake (two cakes for the price of one – score!) The last two pictures are from the website because I quickly devoured my cake and there was none left for photos!
350 NTD for 10 cakes (about $12)
No. 1, Alley 4, Lane 36 Section 5 MinSheng East Road, Songhan District
Mmm they look so yum! I’m not too big a fan of the pineapple cakes as well as I find them too sweet, but next time I’m in Taiwan, I will try to remember to go here 😉
i am now craving some shabu shabu!! and must try some sesame ice cream.
You know what.. I don’t think I have ever tried Taiwanese food!
I am interested in sesame ice cream. It sounds like it would be awesome in the kind of way green tea ice cream is!
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I have never tried Taiwanese food before, in fact, I don’t even think that we get it here! This post was a cuisine education for me 🙂
i like the name of the mall lol sesame ice cream looks great
nice post!…now im hungry! 🙂
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I was totally drooling over this post! I lived in Taiwan as a child and hubby is Taiwanese so we are big fans of Taiwanese food. Our family and friends who come back from there usually bring us pineapple cakes from Chia Te but I will have to make a request for SunnyHills Baker next time. Better yet we need to go ourselves 🙂
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I’ve eaten shabu shabu but never hot pot – it looks delicious! And I’m intrigued by pineapple cake – I’ve never tried one of those either. One of my favorite parts of traveling is eating at new restaurants – great post!
the food looks yumm…although i may never visit this plc 🙂
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What a delicious looking post. I cannot have the pineapple cakes, because of generally how sweet they are. I’ve had some Taiwanese cuisine. This place sounds nice, especially when they offer complimentary tea. 🙂 I love tea.
The presentation of all the food is so beautiful! I will have to try Taiwanese food very soon!
xo Mary Jo
p.s. What are those gray colored ice cream cones? I’m intrigued!
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Oooh yummy!
I’ve never seen sesame ice cream. Wow. How does it taste?
wow reallly looking yummy
getting hungry
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