A Tea House Introduction
Xin He Feng Deliciousism is located next to the Beimen Station in the Hsin Yi Forest Village, continuing the cultural heritage of Japanese dormitories along with a strong Japanese style. It creates a Japanese-style eatery suitable for a short rest during travel, featuring tatami at the entrance and a Zen-like atmosphere with a simple and elegant space. The decor reflects local cultural styles, and large windows bring in natural scenery and light, allowing guests to appreciate the graceful beauty of Hsin Yi Forest Village, adding another touch of Japanese flavor. This place is not only a dining hall but also a tea house. In addition to authentic dishes like Okonomiyaki and Hiroshima-style Okonomiyaki, it also offers Japanese red bean soup, which has a rich flavor that is neither too sweet nor too cloying, served in locally made ceramic bowls crafted by artisans from Chiayi, satisfying both taste buds and tactile experience. The freshly baked Japanese grilled rice cake is paired with carefully selected Japanese soybean powder and hand-roasted brown sugar, allowing guests to enjoy the essence of Xin He Feng in a tranquil environment, resembling a small trip to Japan. Recommended dishes: Red bean soup, Alishan cold brew tea.
