Miaokou Black Tea Breakfast

Besides the amazing views of the Pacific Ocean and grand mountains, Hualien is also home to a wealth of local good eats. Take Miaokou Black Tea Breakfast as an example. Secretly tucked away in a back alley of downtown Hualien, this breakfast place is in fact open for 24 hours a day and has always been a lighthouse for many late-night diners in Hualien.

It is hard to overlook the four mysteriously long steel tubes in the eatery. They are used to deliver the prepared black tea, sour prune drink, almond tea directly from the second floor, and these are not just normal tubes. They are carefully designed so as to make sure that the drinks within are always kept at a low temperature — now you know why the owner never puts ice cubes in the drinks.

Here at Miaokou Black Tea Breakfast, without being added too much sugar, the black tea is pure in taste while rich in aroma. Breakfast choices include egg pancakes and sandwiches. Taiwanese snacks such as peanut soups and rice dumplings are also available. No matter what time of the day, if you are after a guaranteed good flavor of some Taiwanese nostalgic tastes, Miaokou Black Tea Breakfast won’t disappoint.