Reset your senses in a cup of coffee, hidden within the old residences of Taichung: Congrats Coffee Roasters.

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When coffee is no longer just a tool for stimulation, but becomes a way to reconnect with the world, the act of tasting begins to slow down and become more concrete. Nestled in the old alleys of Taichung, Congrats Coffee Roasters constructs a complete experience through space, flavor, and rhythm, allowing people to re-understand the relationship between coffee and the land amidst light and aroma.
Standing in Taipei for many years, Congrats Café is a well-known coffee shop to many, featuring a unique wabi-sabi style, with old building spaces interwoven with red earth walls and greenery, showcasing the aesthetic and taste of its owner, Super. At the end of last year, Super joined forces with fellow barista Q and architect Jiawei to embark on a new project, relocating to Taichung and finding an old residence on Jingcheng Street, transforming it into a Japanese-style dwelling to offer a purer coffee sensory experience.
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