Yu Zai Fan Shu Tea Stall

Offers Taiwanese homestyle dishes such as mapo tofu, stir-fried mountain boar, sesame oil chicken soup, basil-scrambled eggs, sakura shrimp fried rice, and seasonal items like chilled bamboo shoots. Jiufen specialty purple-fleshed sweet potato (taro sweet potato) is also a signature—fragrant, sweet, and tender with a distinctive flavor. The menu is engraved on leather, giving it a unique style.

Passing through a distinctive stone grotto, you enter a nostalgic space full of vintage charm. The interior displays treasured antiques and preserves the old-style architectural aesthetics of the mountain town, creating a warm, tranquil, antiquated atmosphere. Seated in the quaint teahouse, accompanied by sweeping mountain-and-sea views and the sunset turning into night, you can feel Jiufen’s unique, timeworn charm while enjoying a comfortable moment.

The shop name "Yu Zai Fan Shu" originates from historical appellations for different ethnic groups in Taiwan, embodying ethnic integration and deep local sentiment. Our shop is located on Jiufen Shuqi Road, and the building and the cave entrance have been fully preserved, retaining the historical traces of the former mining mountain town. The interior displays many antiques from past years, which not only record the mountain town’s feelings and changes but also lead every guest through time to savor the pure nostalgic culture of Taiwan.