Xitun District

The space was spacious and comfortable, and the guided tours were clear and engaging. We learned about the history of shoemaking in Taiwan, the characteristics of shoes from different countries, and the differences between various functional shoes. Although the collection looked quite old, it didn't diminish its importance. The most unique part was the explanation of the MiT mark; apparently, various tests require passing over ten thousand pressure tests to receive this award, which explains why my current slippers are so durable. The decoupage activity was enjoyable and comfortable. The space was large, and there were very few people. The staff were attentive and patient, and they even checked our sizes before the activity. I'm very grateful. The hands-on activities were very therapeutic, and I highly recommend everyone participate.

It's a very interesting place and worth visiting, especially the guided tours, but it wasn't crowded, probably because it lacks promotion.

The complimentary snow crab legs upon seating were a pleasant surprise. The food was quite good, and the service was excellent. There's a chef's event around 6 PM, so arriving early allows you to participate.