Restaurants, hotels, bars and wineries in Taipei from the En Primeur Club guide.
Accolades in Taipei
These restaurants pair tasting-menu formats with Michelin recognition, and several keep serious wine or sake programs alongside the kitchen.
Taïrroir in Xikang holds three Michelin stars and serves a tasting menu built on Taiwanese ingredients through French technique. The restaurant also has a curated wine program with an extensive list. Its nine-course format has a La Liste score of 95 points in 2026.
logy in Gangqian holds two Michelin stars and serves tasting menu and counter dining formats in an intimate 13-seat setting. The drinks side includes sake, sommelier-led service, and natural wine. Japanese precision and Taiwanese ingredients shape the menu, and the restaurant was ranked 22nd in Asia's Best Restaurants in 2026.
Molino de Urdániz in Zhuyuan holds two Michelin stars and offers tasting menu and set menu formats. This Taipei outpost blends Basque traditions with Taiwanese and Japanese ingredients in a seafood-heavy style. The wine program is exceptional and includes an extensive wine list.
This French restaurant in Xingya holds two Michelin stars and serves tasting menus, à la carte dishes, and set menus. Its exceptional wine program includes an extensive list and sommelier-led service. The red-and-black dining room has counter seating around an open kitchen led by Chef Yohei Matsuo.
Tien Hsiang Lo and Paris 1930 de Hideki Takayama in Xinfu each list 2,020 bottles and hold Wine Spectator Best of Award of Excellence, as does LA Vie by thomas bühner in Chenggong with its inventory of 1,520 bottles. FRASSI in Xikang holds Wine Spectator Award of Excellence and has a 400-bottle list weighted toward Italian labels.
Tien Hsiang Lo in Xinfu holds a Michelin star and a Wine Spectator Best of Award of Excellence. Its wine list runs to 2,020 bottles and is strong in Burgundy and Bordeaux. Hangzhou cuisine, tea sommeliers, and in-service calligraphy sit alongside that cellar depth.
Paris 1930 de Hideki Takayama in Xinfu holds a Michelin Plate and a Wine Spectator Best of Award of Excellence. The list also runs to 2,020 bottles, anchored in Burgundy, Bordeaux, and Champagne. Sommelier service is part of the restaurant’s identity, alongside French cooking with Taiwanese tea.
LA Vie by thomas bühner in Chenggong holds a Michelin star and a Wine Spectator Best of Award of Excellence. Its wine inventory totals 1,520 bottles across French, Italian, and German labels. The room pairs that cellar with Modern French fine dining built around Taiwanese ingredients.
FRASSI in Xikang holds a Michelin star and a Wine Spectator Award of Excellence. The wine list is 400 bottles and is weighted toward Italian labels, with sommelier-led service. Chef Iacopo Frassi serves contemporary Italian tasting menus in a single nightly format.
Taipei has a strong line-up of Japanese counters, from tempura and sushi to kappo and Franco-Japanese tasting menus.
Mudan Tempura in De'an holds two Michelin stars and serves counter dining and tasting menu formats. The focus is tempura, with light, crispy batter and Japanese technique at the centre of the meal. Sake is part of the drinks program, and the restaurant has been recognised by Opinionated About Dining.
Kitcho Sushi in Jian'an holds one Michelin star and is an omakase sushi counter. The counter uses Niigata rice seasoned with three vinegars, and a rotating sake list is tied to seasonal ingredients, with sommelier-led service. Cooked dishes are available on request.
Sushi Ryu in Zhongshan holds one Michelin star and serves only omakase at the counter. Fish arrives from Japan three times a week, and the rice is seasoned with three vinegars. The curated drinks program includes sake, and the restaurant has Opinionated About Dining recognition.
Yu Kapo in Dongguang holds two Michelin stars and runs omakase, counter dining, and set menu formats. The kitchen works with seasonal Japanese ingredients and a signature kamameshi course in a minimalist setting with private dining rooms. Sake and sommelier-led service sit within the curated drinks program.
Mountain and Sea House in San'ai serves contemporary Taiwanese haute cuisine, Impromptu by Paul Lee in Xicun serves a tasting menu built from Taiwanese street food ideas, and Tien Hsiang Lo in Xinfu serves Hangzhou cuisine.
Mountain and Sea House in San'ai holds one Michelin star and serves set menu, à la carte, and tasting menu formats in contemporary Taiwanese haute cuisine, with farm-to-table sourcing and long preparations such as 12-hour roasted suckling pig. The wine program is curated and sommelier-led.
Impromptu by Paul Lee in Xicun holds one Michelin star and serves a tasting menu built from Taiwanese street food ideas. The wine program is curated and extensive, with sommelier-led service and cocktails. The restaurant also has a non-alcoholic pairing program.
Tien Hsiang Lo in Xinfu holds one Michelin star for refined Hangzhou cuisine. Tea sommeliers and a calligrapher shape the dining room experience, while the wine list of 2,020 bottles is strong in Burgundy and Bordeaux. The room works with à la carte and prix fixe formats.
Da'an District has the most venues in our guide, with 21. The next highest citywide venue counts sit in Xinyi District, Songshan District, Xikang, Xicun, and Chenggong, ahead of Xingya, Checeng, Songji, and Zhongshan District.
Our guide counts 39 Michelin-starred restaurants in Taipei and 51 Michelin stars in total, both citywide. The starred restaurants include tasting menus, omakase counters, Taiwanese fine dining, Cantonese rooms, and French restaurants.
Molino de Urdániz in Zhuyuan, Ad Astra in Zhongshan, and Paris 1930 de Hideki Takayama in Xinfu combine tasting menus with exceptional wine programs. Ad Astra has an extensive wine list and sommelier-led service. Paris 1930 de Hideki Takayama lists 2,020 bottles anchored in Burgundy, Bordeaux, and Champagne.
Le Wine Bar by Burgundy Cave in Zhisheng, Domaine Wine Cellars in Guangxin, Can Nature in Longyun, Justin’s Wine & Bistro in Xinglong, AJ's wine & bistro in Fazhi, and Bar Qvevri in New Taipei are the wine bars on the wine-bar page. Each holds a Star Wine List award.
By Emmett Haley · Updated October 8, 2026 · Editorial standards
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Selected entries from the current guide for Taipei.
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A two-Michelin-starred counter in Taipei's Neihu District, logy operates at the intersection of Japanese technique and Taiwanese produce, under chef Ryogo Tahara of the Florilège lineage. The menu architecture reflects a dialogue between two culinary traditions rather than a fusion compromise. Ranked 26th among Asia's Best Restaurants in 2025, it occupies the upper tier of Taipei's fine dining circuit.
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Mume occupies a specific position in Taipei's modern dining scene: a dimly-lit, faux-industrial room in Da'an where Taiwanese seasonal produce meets neo-Nordic technique. Ranked among Asia's 50 best restaurants in 2025 and holding a Black Pearl 2 Diamond, it represents the strand of Taipei cooking that prioritises local supply chains and ingredient provenance over imported prestige.
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Le Palais holds three Michelin stars and a La Liste score of 91 points (2025), placing it among the more decorated Cantonese restaurants in Asia. Plan well ahead: tables at this level rarely open on short notice.
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Taïrroir holds three Michelin stars and a 95-point La Liste ranking for 2026, placing it among Taipei's most decorated restaurants. Chef Kai Ho's nine-course tasting menu threads Taiwanese ingredients and cultural reference through French technique, with dishes named to echo local idioms and sourced from nearby producers. The dining room on Lequn 3rd Road is framed by a copper tile ceiling that signals the kitchen-forward intent before a single course arrives.
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Silks House in Taipei's Zhongshan District represents one of the city's most consistent Cantonese addresses, ranked #88 on Opinionated About Dining's Top Restaurants in Asia in 2025 and holding a Black Pearl 1 Diamond. Chef Max Wo brings Hong Kong kitchen discipline to a room framed by etched-calligraphy glass panels, with a menu anchored in live seafood and classic barbecue technique.
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The Taipei outpost of the Robuchon group holds two Michelin stars as of 2025 and consecutive Opinionated About Dining recognition across three years, positioning it among the more consistently decorated French tables in the city. Situated on the fifth floor of a Xinyi District address, the counter-format dining room follows the signature red-and-black aesthetic of the global Atelier concept, with Chef Yohei Matsuo leading the kitchen.
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For those tracking Spanish contemporary cooking across Asia, this is the reference address.
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The structured format positions it within Taipei's growing cohort of European-rooted tasting menus, where precision of execution and sourcing logic matter more than volume.
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Mudan Tempura holds two Michelin stars and a place on the 2025 Opinionated About Dining Asia rankings, making it one of Taipei's most decorated specialists in Japanese tempura. Lunch and dinner sittings run Tuesday through Sunday in a format built around precision frying rather than multi-course spectacle.
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Tucked below the Regent Hotel in Zhongshan, Impromptu by Paul Lee holds a Michelin star and a 2025 Opinionated About Dining Top 257 Asia ranking for its tasting menu that reframes Taiwanese street food through haute cuisine technique. Asian and European references converge in dishes built around quality local produce, with a non-alcoholic pairing program that draws serious attention on its own terms.
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Mountain and Sea House occupies a restored mansion on Ren'ai Road, framing Taiwanese banquet traditions through a lens of seasonal produce, multi-layered cultural influence, and architectural grandeur. Holding a Michelin star since 2024 and ranked among Opinionated About Dining's top 200 restaurants in Asia for 2025, it represents Taipei's most considered argument for the formal preservation of indigenous and Hokkien-inflected cooking.
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A Michelin-starred French contemporary restaurant in Taipei's Xinyi Anhe district, de nuit operates Tuesday through Sunday evenings, with weekend lunch service added. Chef Kei Koo leads an 8- or 10-course set menu rooted in classical French technique, driven by seasonal produce, and served in a room dressed in black, grey, and blue with brass trim and velvet upholstery.
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Tien Hsiang Lo holds a Michelin star (2024) for its refined take on Hangzhou cuisine, served in a hotel dining room whose decor draws from the Ten Scenes of West Lake. Chef Willy Liao reimagines classical recipes with contemporary technique, while tea sommeliers and in-service calligraphers extend the experience well beyond the plate. A wine list of 2,020 bottles, strong in Burgundy and Bordeaux, rounds out one of Taipei's more architecturally considered Chinese dining rooms.
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Awarded a Michelin star in its opening year, NOBUO operates from a quiet lane in Dongmen, Taipei, serving a single tasting menu that fuses Franco-Japanese technique with Taiwanese seasonal produce. The sparse, Scandinavian-inflected interior contrasts with the intensity of the cooking. Open Wednesday through Sunday for dinner, with lunch service Thursday to Sunday.
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LA Vie by thomas bühner occupies Taipei's upper tier of European contemporary dining, earning 81 points in La Liste's 2026 rankings and holding a Michelin Plate recognition. With a wine inventory of 1,520 bottles spanning French, Italian, and German labels, and a kitchen led by Chef Xavier Yeung, it positions itself among the city's most considered addresses for occasion dining. The Zhongshan District address adds a measured remove from Taipei's more tourist-dense dining corridors.
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Chef Takayama's menu weaves Taiwanese tea into classical French technique, from sauces to amuse-bouches, while a wine list of 2,020 bottles anchored in Burgundy, Bordeaux, and Champagne completes the offer. Dinner runs Wednesday through Sunday; weekend lunches open a second entry point.
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A Michelin-starred institution in Taipei's Tianmu neighbourhood, Golden Formosa has carried the same family recipes across three generations since the 1960s. Ranked among Opinionated About Dining's top restaurants in Asia in both 2024 and 2025, it earns its place through sharply seasoned Taiwanese cooking — twice-fried pork ribs, wok-fired bottarga rice — at a price point well below most starred addresses in the city.
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A Michelin-starred sushi counter in Da'an District, Kitcho ranks among Taiwan's most carefully sourced Japanese restaurants. Niigata rice seasoned with three vinegars, a rotating sake list tied to seasonal ingredients, and OAD Top Asia recognition across three consecutive years place it inside Taipei's premium omakase tier. Cooked dishes are available on request, making it one of the more flexible counters in the city.
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Formerly a members-only dining club on the 17th floor of a Zhongzheng tower, The Guest House now opens its Huaiyang and Sichuan cooking to a wider audience without softening its standards. Chef Lin Ju-Wei has held a Michelin star since 2024 and consistently ranks among Asia's most recognised Chinese kitchens. The main room runs quiet and spacious; the private dining rooms are purpose-built for banquet-format meals.
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Among Taipei's upper-tier Cantonese houses, Ya Ge holds a Michelin star and consistent placement on Opinionated About Dining's Asia rankings, operating from a classically appointed dining room inside a luxury hotel on Dunhua North Road. The lunch dim sum and the autumn hairy crab menu represent two distinct reasons to visit, and the gap between the two services is wider than it first appears.
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Located on a quiet lane off Zhongshan North Road Section 2, æç¦å°è occupies a corner of Taipei's mid-city dining scene where neighbourhood character still shapes the room. The address places it within walking distance of several of the capital's more formally ambitious tables, yet the venue operates at its own register. What that register is, precisely, rewards a closer look.
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The menu reinterprets Tainan-rooted cooking through a seasonal lens, with champagne pairings as a through-line.
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FRASSI brings Tuscan-rooted contemporary Italian cooking to Zhongshan District through a single nightly tasting menu of seven courses from Chef Iacopo Frassi. The kitchen ages its own meat in-house, and a 400-bottle wine list weighted toward Italian labels carries a Michelin Plate recognition for 2024. Dinner only; advance booking is strongly advised.
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A Michelin-starred omakase counter in Taipei's Zhongshan District, Sushi Ryu operates on fish shipped directly from Japan three times a week and a rice seasoned with three vinegars. Chef Yonglong Yang brings nearly three decades of Taipei sushi experience to a counter where only omakase is served. Ranked #297 in Opinionated About Dining's Top Restaurants in Asia 2024.
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Selected entries from the current guide for Taipei.
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Capella Taipei opened in April 2025 in the tree-lined Songshan district, occupying the upper floors of a high-rise designed by André Fu. Its 86 rooms include six terrace suites with private pools and skyline-facing jacuzzis, and a roster of five restaurants spans Cantonese to omakase. Virtuoso Preview status marked it as one of the year's most closely watched luxury openings.
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Mandarin Oriental, Taipei sits on tree-lined Dunhua North Road in Songshan District, scoring 97.5 points on the 2026 La Liste Top Hotels ranking. Its 303 rooms are among the more spacious in the city, rates start from around USD 361, and the two-floor spa is the largest hotel spa in Taiwan. The property's Art Deco interiors and 1,700 collected artworks place it in a distinct tier among Taipei luxury hotels.
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Occupying a converted Da'an apartment block redesigned by Neri & Hu, Kimpton Da An Taipei brings the brand's boutique sensibility to one of the city's most residential neighbourhoods. At roughly $217 per night across 126 rooms, it sits in the mid-premium tier, anchored by Tavernist — a restaurant led by a Noma alumnus — and Kimpton's daily social hour, which softens the line between hotel guest and local regular.
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Among Taipei's full-service luxury hotels, Regent Taipei has held a consistent position since opening in 1990, scoring 93 points on the 2026 La Liste Top Hotels ranking. Its 538-room property in Zhongshan District combines a retail galleria, multiple dining venues, and a 20th-floor spa with the kind of operational depth that positions it alongside the Grand Hyatt Taipei and 's Far Eastern Plaza in the city's upper hotel tier.
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Set at the intersection of Lequn 2nd Road and Jinye 4th Road in Taipei's Zhongshan District, the Taipei Marriott Hotel earned 95 points in the La Liste Top Hotels 2026 rankings. Five dining venues, a 19th-floor outdoor pool with night views over Miramar Entertainment Park, and direct proximity to Songshan Airport position it as a practical anchor for both business and leisure travellers in northern Taipei.
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Taipei's tallest hotel, the Far Eastern Plaza underwent a $50 million renovation and earned 91 points in the 2026 La Liste Top Hotels ranking. Positioned in Da'an District within walking distance of the Tonghua night market, the property pairs Song Dynasty-inspired design with rooms starting at 383 square feet. The 43rd-floor pool and Marco Polo lounge views of Taipei 101 make the vertical positioning central to the experience.
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Grand Victoria Hotel sits at a rare intersection in Taipei's Zhongshan District: forested mountain views to the rear, the Miramar Ferris Wheel and city lights to the front. Victorian-inspired architecture places it in a distinct aesthetic category among Zhongshan's mid-to-upper tier hotels, within reach of the district's restaurant corridors and nightlife corridors along Jingye 4th Road.
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W Taipei sits at the center of the Xinyi district's energy, occupying the same block as Taipei 101 and the city's most concentrated stretch of nightlife. With 405 rooms across a building that has shaped the neighborhood's atmosphere since 2011, the property runs on a deliberately high-tempo frequency — from the neon-lit Wet bar to the technically equipped Fit gym — making it a reference point for a certain kind of Taipei stay.
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Hotel Metropolitan Premier Taipei occupies a central Zhongshan District address on Nanjing East Road, with 288 rooms positioning it in the upper-middle tier of Taipei's business and leisure hotel market. The property sits within walking distance of the city's commercial core and MRT network, making it a practical base for extended stays in one of East Asia's most food-focused cities.
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Positioned in Taipei's Xinyi District at No. 18 Songgao Road, The Archipelago operates at 285 rooms — a scale that places it in the full-service tier alongside the district's established international hotels. For travellers benchmarking Xinyi options against the Grand Hyatt or Eslite, The Archipelago represents a mid-to-large footprint with proximity to Taipei 101 and the district's concentrated dining and retail infrastructure.
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The first international hotel to open in Taipei a quarter-century ago, Grand Hyatt Taipei has anchored the Xinyi District since before the neighbourhood became the city's commercial and cultural centre. A recent round of extensive renovations refreshed its rooms and public spaces, while its proximity to Taipei 101 and the Taipei World Trade Center keeps it squarely positioned as the area's default address for large-scale business travel and extended luxury stays.
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Éclat Hotel Taipei occupies a discreet address on Dunhua South Road in Da'an District, positioning itself within Taipei's smaller, design-led luxury tier rather than the city's large-footprint international brands. The property draws guests who treat the hotel itself as a destination, with art-forward interiors and a residential scale that separates it from convention-block competitors nearby.
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EPISODE Daan Taipei sits in one of the city's most residential and design-conscious districts, operating under the JDV by Hyatt banner and earning a place on the Michelin Selected Hotels 2025 list. The property occupies the Da'an corridor where neighbourhood-scale hospitality has become a credible alternative to Taipei's tower-format luxury hotels. It suits travellers who want character over scale.
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The 104-room property received the Golden Pin Design Award after opening in 2015, and its Lobby Lounge — lined with 5,000 volumes — signals the hotel's sustained commitment to cultural programming over conventional luxury theatre.
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A Michelin Selected hotel in Taipei's Nangang District, Grand HiLai Taipei positions itself at the eastern edge of the city's luxury accommodation tier, where corporate infrastructure meets refined hospitality standards. The property draws business and leisure travelers seeking proximity to Nangang's technology and exhibition corridors without sacrificing the service depth that Michelin selection implies.
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Grand Mayfull Hotel Taipei holds a rare double distinction in Taiwan's luxury hotel circuit, recognised as both Country Winner for Luxury Gourmet Hotel and Continent Winner for Luxury City Hotel. Located on Lequn 2nd Road in Zhongshan District, it sits within reach of Taipei's diplomatic and cultural core, positioning it firmly in the upper tier of the city's full-service hotel offering.
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In Da'an District, one of Taipei's most composed residential neighbourhoods, Hotel Proverbs Taipei positions itself against the city's larger luxury flagships with a deliberate minimalism and a service model built around individual attention. Where the grand hotel tier leans on scale, Proverbs trades in restraint and considered detail, making it a distinct choice for travellers who read that contrast as a reason to book.
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Hotel Royal Beitou sits at the convergence of Taipei's thermal spring culture and luxury hospitality, earning recognition as both a Regional Winner for Luxury Hot Spring Hotel and a Continent Winner for Luxury Cultural Hotel. The property anchors the Beitou district's premium hot spring corridor, where the ritual of soaking is woven into how guests move through the day rather than treated as a spa add-on.
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Hotel Royal Chiaohsi sits in Jiaoxi Township, Yilan County — Taiwan's most accessible hot spring district from Taipei — and holds dual recognition as a Country Winner for Luxury Hot Spring Resort and Continent Winner for Luxury Family Resort. The property positions itself at the intersection of thermal wellness and family-scale hospitality, making it a reference point for the Jiaoxi premium accommodation tier.
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Humble House Taipei sits in Xinyi District, Taipei's most concentrated address for upscale hotels, and carries a 2025 Michelin Selected designation that places it among a small cohort of properties the guide considers worth recommending on design, service, and comfort grounds. For travellers seeking a considered retreat within reach of the district's commercial energy, it represents a calibrated alternative to the larger international-flag towers that dominate the same neighbourhood.
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Madison Taipei, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel, occupies a deliberate position in Taipei's Da'an corridor, holding Michelin Selected status in the 2025 hotel guide. Part of Marriott's design-led Tribute Portfolio, it sits in a tier that prioritises neighbourhood character over corporate scale, making it a considered choice for travellers who want proximity to the city's mid-district dining and cultural infrastructure without the footprint of a convention-scale property.
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Among Michelin Selected hotels in Taipei's 2025 guide, Sheraton Grand Taipei Hotel occupies a specific position on Zhongxiao East Road: a large-format international property operating against a city whose upper tier now includes design-led independents and brand-flagged towers alike. Its central location and recognized standing make it a practical anchor for visitors weighting access over boutique character.
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Suz & Catorze Taipei, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel, occupies a Michelin Selected position among Taipei's mid-tier design hotels, sitting on Huanhe South Road near the Tamsui River. The property aligns with Marriott's Tribute Portfolio brand, which favours independent character over standardised programming. For travellers seeking a Michelin-acknowledged address in Taipei outside the city's major luxury towers, it offers a credible alternative.
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Selected entries from the current guide for Taipei.
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Bar Mood in Taipei's Da'an District has held a place on Asia's Best Bars rankings every year since 2019, reaching as high as #13 in 2020. The bar's approach bridges classical Western cocktail technique with native Taiwanese botanicals and ingredients, earning it Tatler Asia-Pacific recognition in 2025. It sits in a lane-house setting off Dunhua South Road, drawing a loyal local crowd alongside international bar enthusiasts.
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Ranked #40 in Asia's Best Bars 2025 and a consistent presence on the World's 50 Best Asia shortlist since 2023, The Public House on Xinyi Road structures each night into three distinct atmospheric chapters.
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Experimental Bistro has held a position inside the World's 50 Best Bars global ranking for seven consecutive years, reaching Asia's Best Bars #2 in 2018 and #3 in 2019. Located in Taipei's Da'an District, it represents the sharper edge of Taiwan's bar scene, where international technique meets local produce. Few bars in Asia have sustained this level of recognition across as many consecutive cycles.
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Under Lab occupies a basement on Guangfu South Road in Taipei's Da'an District, running an omakase-format cocktail program that draws on Taiwan's climate, local ingredients, and experimental technique. Ranked 72nd on Asia's Best Bars in 2024 and 73rd in 2025, it holds a consistent position among the region's most recognised bar programs. The format rewards guests who treat the counter as an occasion rather than a drop-in.
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Da’an District and the Question of What a Name Promises Section 1 of Dunhua South Road sits at a particular remove from Taipei’s loudest dining corridors. The stretch around Lane 160 in Da’an District is residential in character, its low-rise...
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A cellar-inspired bistro on a quiet Da'an lane, AJ's wine & bistro trades on atmosphere as much as its list. Ajax Lin pivoted from finance to hospitality and built a space in Tonghua Street's low-key dining corridor where the mood runs warmer than the neighbourhood average. Come for wine by the glass in a room that earns its cosy billing.
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Situated in Taipei's Xinyi District, Alchemy operates at the intersection where imported culinary technique meets Taiwan's notable indigenous pantry. The address places it within reach of the city's most competitive fine-dining corridor, where restaurants like Taïrroir and logy have redefined what modern Taiwanese cooking can mean on a global stage.
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Bar Qvevri occupies a quiet pocket of Tamsui District in New Taipei City, where sea breezes and a natural wine focus set it apart from Taipei's downtown bar circuit. Named after the traditional Georgian clay fermentation vessels, it draws a crowd that has already moved past cocktail novelty toward something slower and more considered. For natural wine in an unlikely suburban setting, this is where that conversation is happening in northern Taiwan.
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Can Nature sits on a quiet lane in Da'an District, where sommelier-founder Kenny Lee has turned the entire bar into an interactive wine list: bottles line the walls and guests choose directly from them. It is a neighbourhood wine bar in format but a serious one in depth, anchored in a local-regular culture that keeps Da'an's drinking scene grounded and genuinely social.
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A Wanhua District institution that earned a place on Asia's 50 Best Bars list in 2017, Club Boys Saloon operates in the quieter, loyalty-driven tier of Taipei's cocktail scene. Where newer bars in Da'an or Zhongshan chase recognition through technical showmanship, this Wuchang Street address has built its following through something more durable: a room that rewards return visits and a drinking culture shaped by regulars rather than foot traffic.
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A wine importer with a basement bar and retail floor in Da'an District, Domaine Wine Cellars occupies a considered space where serious bottles sit alongside the opportunity to drink them on the spot. The format places it in Taipei's quieter, wine-specialist tier rather than the cocktail-bar circuit, making it a useful stop for visitors who want to drink European-facing wine lists without the nightlife framing.
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Angus Zou's revolutionary Draft Land Taipei serves Asia's first premium cocktails on tap, delivering mixologist-quality drinks like English Milk Punch and Oolong Tea Collins in seconds. This innovative concept transforms luxury cocktail culture through accessible elegance and rapid service.
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Earnestos sits on a quiet lane in Da'an District, Taipei, and holds a 2026 Star Wine List award — a signal that its drinks program is taken seriously. The address places it within the neighbourhood's concentrated dining-and-bar circuit, making it a natural stop for anyone tracking where Taipei's wine culture is heading.
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The space draws a serious wine crowd rather than a casual bar audience, with depth of selection over breadth of programming.
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Graft Wine and Food occupies a lane address off Songjiang Road in Zhongshan, where owner Tommy Chan has built one of Taipei's more considered wine bar formats around a concept rooted in the nineteenth-century history of European viticulture. Opened in 2023, the bar draws on Chan's two decades of wine focus and a name that carries genuine historical weight. The result is a Taipei wine destination with a clear point of view.
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A wine-forward bistro in Taipei's Xinyi District, Justin's Wine & Bistro has earned consecutive Star Wine List recognition in 2025 and 2026, placing it among Taiwan's most credentialed wine destinations. The address on Lane 32, Yixian Road positions it within one of the city's most active dining corridors, drawing a crowd that treats wine selection as seriously as the food it accompanies.
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A 13-seat cocktail bar tucked into Da'an District's residential backstreets, Kashoku brings Japanese-style bar craftsmanship to Taipei in a format that rewards patience over impulse. Named to Tatler Asia-Pacific's Best Bars list for 2025, it operates in the intimate, vinyl-soundtracked register that defines the city's most considered drinking spaces.
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Le Wine Bar by Burgundy Cave has earned consecutive Star Wine List recognition in 2025 and 2026, placing it among a small group of wine-focused venues in Taipei that hold sustained industry credentials. Located on Chengde Road in Datong District, it operates as a specialist wine bar format in a city where cocktail culture tends to dominate the premium drinking conversation. For visitors prioritising the wine list over spirit-led programmes, it represents a deliberate and well-regarded choice.
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Ounce occupies a second-floor address on Xinyi Road in Da'an District, earning a place on Asia's 50 Best Bars list in 2016 at number 40. It holds a consistent position inside Taipei's serious cocktail tier. The bar draws visitors looking for measured, craft-focused drinking in one of the city's more considered neighbourhoods.
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Room by Le Kief reached #19 on Asia's 50 Best Bars in 2021 and placed #46 globally on the World's 50 Best Bars the same year, putting it among a small tier of Taipei cocktail programs with verifiable international standing. For anyone tracing Taiwan's craft cocktail scene, it is a consistent reference point.
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Selected entries from the current guide for Taipei.
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