Taipei 101
Taipei 101 is the shopping mall at the base of Taiwan's tallest building - a 508-metre tower in the heart of the Xinyi District. The mall spans six floors of luxury retail, from Chanel and Dior to the first Apple Store to open in Taiwan, with a basement food court anchored by Din Tai Fung that keeps the queues running from late morning to night. It is the most concentrated luxury shopping experience in Taipei, and the one place in Xinyi almost every visitor finds their way to. Beyond the boutiques, the building houses the Taipei 101 Observatory on the 89th floor, the highest cafe in Taipei - Simple Kaffa Sola on the 88th - and饗 A Joy, the city's highest buffet restaurant on the 86th floor. So a visit can easily combine a meal, a look at the city from above, and an afternoon of shopping without ever leaving the building. The tower itself was the tallest in the world from 2004 to 2010, and its tuned mass damper - one of the largest in the world - is open to view on the observatory tour. The mall sits at No. 45 Shifu Road, a two-minute walk from Taipei 101/World Trade Center MRT station on the Tamsui-Xinyi line. Most visitors come for half a day; come early on weekdays for the calmest shopping, and book Din Tai Fung and饗 A Joy well ahead, as both hold long queues through peak hours.
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About Taipei 101
Taipei 101 is the shopping mall at the base of Taiwan's tallest building - a 508-metre tower in the heart of the Xinyi District. The mall spans six floors of luxury retail, from Chanel and Dior to the first Apple Store to open in Taiwan, with a basement food court anchored by Din Tai Fung that keeps the queues running from late morning to night. It is the most concentrated luxury shopping experience in Taipei, and the one place in Xinyi almost every visitor finds their way to. Beyond the boutiques, the building houses the Taipei 101 Observatory on the 89th floor, the highest cafe in Taipei - Simple Kaffa Sola on the 88th - and饗 A Joy, the city's highest buffet restaurant on the 86th floor. So a visit can easily combine a meal, a look at the city from above, and an afternoon of shopping without ever leaving the building. The tower itself was the tallest in the world from 2004 to 2010, and its tuned mass damper - one of the largest in the world - is open to view on the observatory tour. The mall sits at No. 45 Shifu Road, a two-minute walk from Taipei 101/World Trade Center MRT station on the Tamsui-Xinyi line. Most visitors come for half a day; come early on weekdays for the calmest shopping, and book Din Tai Fung and饗 A Joy well ahead, as both hold long queues through peak hours.
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Closed - Opens Tomorrow Din Tai Fung 101
Din Tai Fung branch in the basement of Taipei 101, serving the chain's signature 18-fold xiaolongbao.
Closed - Opens Tomorrow 食令shabu
食令 shabu - premium shabu-shabu on Taipei 101's 4th floor, serving individual hotpot with Taiwanese beef and seafood.
{"current_status": null} MAiSEN邁泉豬排 台北101店
MAiSEN - Japanese tonkatsu specialist founded in Tokyo in 1965, serving breaded pork cutlets at Taipei 101.
Hours not available SALT&STONE 台北101餐廳
SALT&STONE - California-inspired American restaurant on Taipei 101's 4th floor, known for handmade pasta and wood-fired pizza.
Closed - Opens Tomorrow CREMIA北海道冰淇淋之神-台北101店(7/1移至大巨蛋B2)
CREMIA - premium Hokkaido soft-serve ice cream counter at Taipei 101, known for high milk-fat content and a creamy texture.
Hours not available B&G德國農莊茶&烘焙館【台北101店】
B&G德國農莊茶&烘焙館 - German-style tea and bakery counter on Taipei 101's 4th floor, serving rye breads and loose-leaf teas.
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