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I was trying to print something at the 7-Eleven at the entrance to Jiufen Old Street, but the printing service was unavailable. I tried switching to printing from Family Mart, but the upload didn't work either... I had no choice but to show the screen to the staff, and they were fine with that. The tea itself was delicious, as were the tea and snacks. There were a lot of customers, probably because it was in the evening. It wasn't a laid-back place, more like a family restaurant, but still, you could enjoy your tea with a great view. It's a great place to relax after exploring Jiufen Old Street.

We were efficiently guided around many tourist spots that would be difficult to see in one day on our own. What surprised me was that even in a small area with no nearby parking, a minibus arrived at the meeting point out of nowhere. We were able to conserve our energy while riding, and the journey was completely stress-free. And what I liked best was the guide's stories. His stories were very interesting, and I listened intently the whole time. I think this is something you can only get on a tour. My only regret is that I didn't get to thank the guide properly. Thank you to Kyu-san and the driver for a fun time. We went to the restaurant you recommended. It was delicious!

My family of four visited. There was a huge crowd at the entrance, but when we showed the staff our voucher, they quickly guided us to our terrace seats! The tea was delicious, and although it was a little pricey, I'm glad we went.

I chose the lowest-priced option, but the driving experience was excellent. There were no unusual vehicle conditions or extra charges, making it a great value overall. I thoroughly enjoyed the New Year's Eve celebration, although it was a bit crowded and my car couldn't get in. The service staff were also excellent, providing detailed explanations and being very attentive.

I visited during a rainy evening, which actually made it even more memorable. From the terrace seating, I could look down on Amei Teahouse. The rain-soaked streetscape and the newly lit lanterns combined to create a truly magical Jiufen atmosphere. There were moments of mist, creating a view even more immersive than the photos suggest. Jiufen gets especially crowded in the evenings, but this tea shop requires reservations, so the interior was relatively quiet, and I didn't feel rushed even on a rainy day. This is a great place for those who want to enjoy the scenery in peace and quiet, without worrying about crowds or the weather. The Taiwanese tea was fragrant, and the staff carefully explained how to brew it, so even first-timers could enjoy it with ease. Even though it was raining outside, the interior was warm, and the steaming tea perfectly complemented the view outside, creating a sense of time passing slowly. The staff were also friendly, and their attentive service, such as guiding me to a seat with a good view and encouraging me to take photos, was impressive. While the prices are a little on the higher side for a tourist destination, they're well worth it given the location, ambiance, and service. Although Jiufen can be quite difficult in the rain, there are some beautiful views and moments that can only be enjoyed in the rain. Even if the weather isn't great, it's a very satisfying and memorable place.

With ample space and a good variety of species, it is in no way inferior to the National Aquarium of Marine Biology & Aquarium in Taoyuan.