Inflorescence
Taichung CityXinshe DistrictJapanese restaurant
A Japanese garden setting and mountain views pair with no-menu cuisine, with refined plating and a visual dining experience.
At a Glance
Reservation requiredEasy parkingAttentive serviceWheelchair access
Signature Dishes
Sashimi Assortment
The sashimi is presented in an interesting way and stands out as one of the course's more memorable dishes.
Chilled Bowl with Kombu, Citrus and Akkeshi Oyster
The oyster is among the most impressive items in the ten-course meal.
Sake
Aromatic sake is part of the dining experience alongside the refined dishes.
At a Glance
- Value verdict
- If you value the overall setting and service, the price covers more than the food; be cautious if you come only for the dishes.
- Peak hours
- Evening is a good time to watch the sunset and the changing shadows of the surrounding trees.
- Reservation
- Reservations are required.
What you should know
Best for
- Guests who value space and sensory experience
Avoid if
- Those focused only on food's wow factor
Hidden costs
- Tea has been recorded as an extra purchase
What you should know
- A past note suggests the backless chairs may be uncomfortable for older guests on a long sit.
- A past record: five teas cost NT$2,000, and one order was considered enough for three people.
- A past dining record notes mosquitoes and fruit flies getting into the food.