樂野食 - Section 2

House special is the mo-chi waffle and sure enough it tasted delicious. Coffee wise only regular coffees, no specialty coffee offered. Free Wi-Fi available.

Best service I’ve ever received in a cafe in Taiwan. The waiters were very attentive and friendly. Relaxing atmosphere, and they have a playground for kids too!

Great ambience and food. Ordered chop set, creamy seafood linguine, and smoked salmon salad. The chop here was super tender, easy to tell its high quality. The creamy mentaiko sauce for linguine was impressive. Most important of all, owners are courteous. A place makes guests feel comfortable.

This is a small, but cute cafe, brightly decorated with plenty of day lights. Seemed to be run by several young people, very good and friendly services. The two dishes we ordered were all quite delicious. I particularly enjoyed the sweet potato sandwich with toasted wheat bread and fries! My friend's egg and mushrooms were good too. I might suggest using a different type of sausages. These looked and tasted more like hot dogs.

One of the best brunches I’ve ever had. Their earl grey tea/fruit tea is so nice and lightly sweet. Their blueberry waffles are also light and crispy, you can pull apart one slice of the waffle like a pizza, perfect for sharing! You don’t have to spread the cream across the waffle because there’s cream at each corner of the waffle already there. Their burgers are very yummy too! Instead of regular fries, this place gives you deep-fried potatoes chips, those are super crunchy. It’s refreshing to be served something crunchy instead of regular soft fries. Their omelettes have great texture! You can feel the sharp egg on the outside and warm cheese on the inside. This place made me really slow down in eating because the sharp earl grey/fruit tea was so intensely flavoured and the potatoes were so crunchy! If you’re a fast-eater, this place will make you learn to slow you down. This place has excellent lighting for reading a book too! It cost 1000NT for two people. That includes a beef burger with fries, a mushroom and cheese omelette, a blueberry waffle and two drinks. The staff was polite and went out of their way to be friendly. The whole menu is in Chinese though, I had to point to pictures on the menu or showed them pictures from google maps and they knew what I wanted, not so bad. Do make a reservation, the place was crowded but quiet.

There was a cockroach on the table. No amount of delicious food can make up for that.

Food-wise: 1) chocolate marshmallows mochi waffle $240 - very unique and we love it! Really wish it comes with chocolate dipping sauce instead of sauce drizzle 2) fried tempura $150 - very nice, crispy outside and chewy inside, though it is a bit too pricey for the portion Service-wise: Top notch??

The food is great and the environment is pretty comfy (approved by my poodle friend).