Come Home Café Stroll Introduction
A beautiful old house, a Hong Kong designer, and a food enthusiast create a romantic atmosphere at this bistro and café. Located in a more than fifty-year-old dormitory on Xingye East Road, the owner intentionally preserved the original main door, wall, garden, and old iron windows. If you’re not careful, you might pass by, thinking it’s just an ordinary residence. The name "Come Home" is inspired by this feeling. When you push open the restaurant's door, the sight before you will surely make you smile—old and new can harmonize so pleasantly! Most restaurants seek high turnover rates to maximize profits, but this refreshingly styled restaurant, which just opened in 2012, hopes you can relax and linger, feeling as if you're at home without any rush. Every corner of the restaurant has its unique character, making it inviting to sit and enjoy different views, allowing you to immerse yourself in an elegant scene. Additionally, utensils replaced by another Chiayi restaurant—Oulinda Cuisine—after adjusting their menu quietly wait in one corner of Come Home for a fortunate soul to discover. Under the theme of "light meals," Come Home's menu features brunch and afternoon tea, including bagels, sandwiches, toasts, and a variety of uniquely flavored drinks. There’s also a must-try limited dish—stewed vegetables served with a crunchy baguette. The baguette is crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, quite chewy, and pairs perfectly with the rich sauce of the stewed vegetables. Come Home allows guests to feel the comfort of being home, with a well-lit skylight above the kitchen, where, if you're lucky, you might spot a short-legged Corgi moving about. This place is not just a restaurant; the staff shares a familial warmth that allows diners to feel the cozy atmosphere, much like being at home.
