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Shopping and eating at the Taipei Dome mall

The mall at the Taipei Dome is Far Eastern Garden City, often called "Dome SOGO". The main building fully opened in September 2026, one MRT stop from City Hall. Here is what to eat, where to shop and how to get there.

Hours
Sun–Thu 11:00–21:30, Fri, Sat and the day before a holiday 11:00–22:00
Good to know
Restaurants keep their own hours

Hours and prices change. Check Google Maps before you go.

Four zones

Far Eastern SOGO runs the mall. It has more than 560 brands, including over 150 restaurants. It opened in four zones:

  • ◆Zone A: the Showtime cinema building, opened October 2025.
  • ◆Zone B: the main mall, B2 to 8F, fully opened September 2026.
  • ◆Zone C: an underground food street, opened October 2024.
  • ◆Zone D: outdoor restaurants, opened May 2024.

B2 food hall and gifts

B2 of the main mall has about 80 food brands: Taiwanese snacks, world food, desserts and bakeries. The easiest place for an everyday meal.

For gifts, old Taiwanese pastry brands like 舊振南, 郭元益, 台中犁記 and 陳允寶泉 are on this floor.

  • ◆LOPIA, a Japanese supermarket, plans to open on B2 on November 6, 2026. Handy for groceries if you live nearby.

Upstairs

  • ◆1F: Amorino gelato, its first shop in Taiwan.
  • ◆2F: Café Kitsuné.
  • ◆5F: THANQ PARK, a kids' play area with a 6-meter treehouse and slides.
  • ◆7F: 11 international restaurants, such as Chatterbox Café from Singapore, Ganko from Kyoto and 金澤美味壽司.
  • ◆8F: Michelin-listed and Bib Gourmand restaurants, such as 沁園春, 馨苑小料理, The Grill by A CUT and 名人坊.

Getting there and opening hours

  • ◆Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall MRT Station, Exit 5. B1 and B2 connect straight into the mall. One stop from City Hall.
  • ◆Zones A and B: Sunday to Thursday 11:00–21:30, Friday, Saturday and the day before a holiday until 22:00. Restaurants in zones C and D keep their own hours.
  • ◆Parking: NT$60 an hour on weekdays, NT$80 on holidays and event days, with discounts when you shop.

Avoid the crowds

On concert and baseball days, crowds are several times bigger, and it is busiest when the event lets out. To shop and eat in peace, go on a weekday or a day with no event.

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