Women's Theme Cafe in Taipei--Witch House

In Taipei, there is such a female-themed cafe, Witch House, which is run by a personality shopkeeper. The name of the dish alone can tell the true color of her "witch": spicy French fries, golden plum salad, O-leg onion rings. This is also the birthplace of many famous figures in Taiwan's music scene. Chen Yizhen, Zhang Xuan, Huang Xiaozhen, Ji Xiaojun and others all have deep feelings for it.

About witches, people always think of a fat woman who is old and ugly and uses men as tools. This is just a twisted myth. In fact, there are many witches around us. They are not necessarily fat or thin, beautiful or ugly, but they are full of energy, have self-confidence in their eyes, dare to put forward their own opinions, are not afraid of the suppression of power, are not afraid of the exclusion of the mainstream, and exist confidently and freely. Although they may be only a little famous, or more likely to be unknown, the work is absolutely sincere and touching. There is no need to cater to men, as long as you like it, this is the purpose of the witch shop Witch House.

Pushing open the wooden door of the porch, you can see many posters of female rock musicians on the wall of the store, using their influence to convey the idea of the witch shop most directly; there are also witch dolls, large and small, hanging from the ceiling or appearing on the wall; another unique scene is chairs with women's bras. What's even more exciting is that on the aisle across the bar, there are pictures of all kinds of sexual organs on the wall. Use your head and use your imagination. Other intimate services for women include articles discussing the best parts of women in front of the toilet, as well as sanitary tampons in the toilet in case female customers need them from time to time.

Witch shop is usually a cafe, the concept is a little similar to the local The Mind Cafe, there are food, drink, and fun boardgames. Every Thursday to Saturday night, the witch shop will cast its magic and turn itself into a music cafe with a live band performance. This store is the earliest performance stage of the Taipei Underground Orchestra and occupies a very important position in the history of the development of underground music. Many customers actually come here to listen to music. Listening to music in the witch shop is a great pleasure, the interaction between the singer and the audience is also very natural, and most importantly, you can find real resonance in the songs of these women.

Special recommendation:

1. Women who come to the witch shop must try menstrual iced tea, which is made of freshly boiled natural flowers and fruits and rum. The bright red is not only eye-catching, but also said to have the function of tonifying blood.

2. Miss Peng, the store manager, is not only the shop manager, but also the DJ here. When there is a live performance, she plays an important role in PA. She hopes that people who come to witch shops can have access to music that is not normally heard by the media and open up the ears of their listeners.