Happiness Farm Introduction
From a once vast rice paddy and chicken coops, the transformation began with the changing times in Taiwan. Since 1985, the farm has expanded from raising 8 to over 300 dairy cows, providing fresh milk daily to various parts of Taiwan. In 2005, not giving up the family business established by the previous generation, the second generation developed various dairy products and established "No. 100 Ranch", allowing high-quality fresh milk to have better market access. In 2008, continuing to reduce production, and due to a love for dogs and freedom, plans were initiated to open this leisure coffee shop for weekends! In 2010, the last dairy cow was sent off, concluding the dairy farming era and fully dedicating itself to becoming a paradise for dogs and their owners. In 2013, it was renamed 'Happy Farm', hoping to bring happiness through delicious food and a comfortable environment! The old ranch has transformed while maintaining the appearance of the cow shed, but there are no cows left. It now operates only on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, offering coffee, waffles, pasta, and other meals. Admission is NT$100 per person and can be fully deducted from purchases! Dog admission fees depend on size, NT$100/150 per dog, which can be exchanged for a small snack!
