The restaurant specialises in dishes made from organic vegetables grown right on-site in a high-tech vertical farm, bringing farm-to-table freshness to a whole new level.

Cihu Memorial Sculpture Park in Daxi, Taoyuan, offers a unique blend of history, art, and nature, featuring over 150 relocated statues of former President Chiang Kai-shek set within a peaceful, forested landscape. Visitors can stroll through the outdoor sculpture garden, witness the hourly changing of the guard at the nearby Cihu Mausoleum, and reflect on Taiwan’s complex political past. The park also offers scenic walking trails, seasonal cherry blossoms, and plenty of quiet spots to relax or enjoy a picnic, making it an ideal destination for both cultural exploration and leisure.

Nestled in the scenic hills of Taoyuan’s Daxi District, the Daxi Tea Factory is a beautifully preserved relic of Taiwan's rich tea culture. Originally established in 1926 during the Japanese colonial era, the factory has been thoughtfully renovated into a cultural landmark where history, architecture, and the art of tea come together. Visitors can learn about traditional tea-making techniques, and witness the evolution of Taiwan’s tea industry. The factory also features a tea house and shop, where you can savour and purchase locally crafted teas. With its tranquil setting and cultural depth, Daxi Tea Factory offers a refreshing and enriching experience for tea lovers and history enthusiasts alike.

Visitors can meander through Daxi Old Street, exploring a variety of shops offering traditional woodcrafts, nostalgic toys, and renowned local delicacies such as braised dried tofu, peanut sweets, and tofu pudding.