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My favorite cafe in Taipei. For friends gathering, gossiping, discussing, it is more about just having a lunch. The meals are wonderful. I cannot remember how many times I sat here.
Address
Brunch, No.73, Sec. 2, Nanya W. Rd., Banqiao Dist, Taipei, Taiwan
Current city: Taipei
I have been living in Macao SAR for more than 18 years, but now lived in Taipei since my university, it is going to be the 7th years. And now I am still living here for my postgraduate degree. I like photography, I like books, so I have made some books for sale and for my friends.
 

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