Carton King

A nice store for all crafts using carton materials. All sorts from small items to big furnitures.

Fun place for the family! Practically the whole place is made out of cardboard, which is really ingenious! There is even a restaurant where the cups, etc. are all made of cupboard! Which was really cool! Don't worry though - the food is edible and not made of cardboard. If you're there during the day, do take a ride in the cardboard train they have as well. The souvenirs are also worth buying, if not for the beauty then the effort in making everything!

I had low expectations since reviews always states that this is ideal for kids. But what's not to like about giants works of art made entirely of paper? Entrance fee is NT200 for adults and NT100 for seniors. Ticket has a list of places you can visit and you can stamp to check in. We can barely understand Chinese so we just visited all stores and areas that might have a stamping table. We also had our lunch in the restaurant. Chairs and tables are all made out of cardboard (table has a glass on top to protect it from water I guess). I liked the restaurant the most, it has plenty of paper displays (planes, cars etc), they have toilet for handicaps (aka toilet that you can actually sit down) and it's nice and cool inside. Food is exactly as pictured in the menu. Drink comes in a box that you can take home to use as coin bank. If you ordered hot pot (with fire heating up the soup), the container used seems to be also made out of paper. People say service is bad or even barely felt, but it's a positive thing on my point of view. You can take pictures of anything (even store products) and they couldn't care less. We didn't ride in the carton train since it seems like it's only for kids.

Outdate place but food was nice ?. Shabu soup was really nice. The portion was big enough for 2 people to share ??

A refreshing feel to come here for dinner with my family. Almost everything is made with papers. Food is nice too.. try their hotpot dishes!

As the name suggests, this place is made up of entirely cardboard in various forms, including the bathrooms and delivery mediums of food. The food itself was alright, nothing extraordinary. The experience is quite novel and would recommend a stop-by.

Rate it 4 stars for the creativity in using carton and paper products in the design and concept of the store. The menu is limited but they do have vegetarian option yet I did not eat anything there as they do serve pork. Located at level 1 is the retail store and the train ride. A good dining location for families with children.

Chanced upon this place after visiting the skywalk at Cinqing Farm. This place is made of cartons and paper, very cool themed restaurant. Ordered: Milk hotpot with pork $480 German pork knuckle $380 Fried platter $280 Both set comes with a drink, choice between iced honey tea or hot green tea. Hot pot looks majestic and is very filling. Pork knuckle, on the other hand, is slightly disappointing. Maybe because it is not similar to the authentic German style. Fried platter comes with generous portion of fries but very little onion rings (4) and nugget (4). The saving grace of this place is the hotpot. If not, you should probably pass on this place.