Things to Do at Miyahara Ice Cream
Complete Guide to Miyahara Ice Cream in Taichung
About Miyahara Ice Cream
What to See & Do
Historic Architecture
The restored 1920s building with its dramatic glass ceiling, ornate metalwork, and European-style interior that feels like stepping into a luxury boutique
Ice Cream Counter Display
An impressive array of 40+ flavors displayed in traditional metal containers, including unique Taiwanese flavors like sun cake and bubble tea
Pineapple Cake Shop
The adjoining bakery section where you can watch them make their famous pineapple cakes and other traditional Taiwanese pastries
Upstairs Dining Area
A more spacious seating area on the second floor with additional dessert options and a calmer atmosphere away from the crowds
Gift Shop Section
Beautifully packaged Taiwanese sweets and teas that make for excellent souvenirs, all displayed in the same elegant setting
Practical Information
Opening Hours
Daily 10:00 AM - 10:00 PM (may vary seasonally, worth checking ahead)
Tickets & Pricing
No admission fee - you pay per ice cream scoop (around NT$100-200 per serving) and other items purchased
Best Time to Visit
Weekday afternoons tend to be less crowded; evenings can get quite busy with both locals and tourists
Suggested Duration
Plan for 30-45 minutes to browse, order, eat, and take photos - longer if you're shopping for gifts
Getting There
Things to Do Nearby
The historic station building itself is worth a look, and it's your transport hub for getting around the city
A pleasant green space about 10 minutes' walk away with a lake, pavilions, and good people-watching opportunities
Traditional market area where you can sample more local street food and get a feel for everyday Taichung life
Striking modern architecture by Toyo Ito, about 15 minutes away by taxi - worth seeing even from the outside
A pedestrian-friendly area with shops, cafes, and weekend markets that gives you a taste of modern Taichung