Cafe Pachamama

Sited in a residence area, the small and peaceful café has a Chinese name which is pronounced as “laumu” that means old wood in Mandarin or old mother in Taiwanese. It is perhaps because there are several pieces of wood, or because the owner wants to impress customers with an interesting homonym. With the undecorated wall piled up with red bricks, pendants that often used in construction sites and cozy sofa, this café offers a relaxing place for nearby residents and foreigners to enjoy coffee and surf on the internet. Aside from drinking water and eating the feed, the cat raised by the owner would wait beside the door and run out as long as customer enters the café. The most special feature of the café is the opening hours extended to 1 am on weekends, allowing night owls to hang out with friends and providing freelancers in a hurry to get works done with fast Wi-Fi.