Qiaonan Food and Coffee Introduction
No. 16 Ancient House is a well-preserved example of traditional Taiwanese street houses. The design of these street houses includes a half loft on the first floor, with a well for goods to be transported up and down. Each section features an atrium to allow natural light, and has a corridor that serves as a kitchen. Due to the successful community development of Qiaonan Old Street, it attracted Yeh Nai-Wei, who previously ran a vintage car coffee shop in Houbli Wushulin, to return home and engage in community-building efforts. He transformed No. 16 Ancient House into a café, filling Qiaonan Old Street with the aroma of Taiwanese organic coffee. Notably, Mr. Yeh is a fan of vinyl records, and the walls of the ancient house are adorned with record covers he has collected from various places. Sipping a cup of coffee, one might suddenly hear the old songs spun by vintage turntables; don't be surprised to think you've stumbled into a time tunnel. The No. 13 Food Pavilion is seamlessly connected to the No. 16 Café, making it a delightful visit for tourists.
