Walking into the old city of Taoyuan Daxi, in addition to the ancient streets and leisurely humanities, there is now a quiet Japanese coffee space. Starbucks' first store in Taiwan, built with Japanese style buildings, officially settled in Daxi. It was located in Daxi Park surrounded by greenery on Puji Road, and opened on May 1. From architectural vocabulary to product design, it combines local culture, professional beauty and daily details, so that drinking coffee is no longer just a moment of rest, but a life ritual full of aesthetic experience.
“Starbucks Daxi Park Store” Highlights #01▼From the roof tiles to furniture, the Japanese aesthetic field in Daxi Old Street
This store building hidden in Daxi Old Street inherits the traditional Japanese sloping roof form. It specially retains the original appearance of the wooden structure in its design, and opens the roof structure to introduce natural light and ventilation. Choose neutral and calm tones and log furniture, paired with nostalgic props and detailed textures to outline a quiet atmosphere that travels through time. Invite every visitor to slowly enjoy the rhythm of time here, just like a traveler stopping in the deep forest and spending a moment of tranquility with the fragrance of coffee.
“Starbucks Daxi Park Store” Highlights #02▼ “Malt Soy Milk Fuji Cha Nadi” Limited debut
To welcome the opening of Daxi Park Store, Starbucks launched the first limited drink “Malt Soy Milk Fuji Tea Nadi”. Inspired by Daxi local tea culture, Fuji Tea is selected as the base, combining round and fragrant soy milk with malt cream foam to show a rich but gentle taste. The cup noodles are sprinkled with Fuji tea powder, as if reflecting the elegant curves and landscape scenery of Daxi Bridge. From now until May 31, buy a large cup and enjoy a discount of 135 yuan.
“Starbucks Daxi Park Store” Highlights #03▼Tofu has become fashionable? Daxi limited products are integrated into local souls
Starbucks simultaneously launched a series of limited products with the theme of Daxi elements. The design is inspired by the “Brown Goddess Nylon Shoulder and Back Cold Bag” with local specialty toans, using earth brown and quilted lines to describe the appearance of the toans, and cleverly sewed on styling decorative pieces to show humor and local memory. There are also “Daxi Style Mug” and “Daxi Style Travel Card” printed with Daxi Old Street and Japanese-style roof tiles. Each of them is a daily scenery worth cherishing by design control and travelers.
