Bar in Taipei, Taiwan

Kashoku

145Pearl Points

Late-night Da'an

About Kashoku

Kashoku is a smart Da'an pick for a late date or small celebration when the goal is a focused cocktail stop rather than a full dinner plan. Cross-shop it with Room by Le Kief for a more concept-driven night, AJ's wine & bistro for wine-led pacing, and The Public House if the group needs something more casual.

Kashoku is a Taipei venue with late evening hours and a smart casual dress code. It is open Monday through Saturday from 8 PM to 1:30 AM and closed on Sunday, which makes it most relevant for plans that need a confirmed late-night window rather than an early-evening stop.

The clearest public recognition to note is its Tatler 2025 listing in Best Bars Asia-Pacific. Beyond that, details such as menu format, seating setup, food offering, pricing, and group logistics should be checked directly with the venue before planning an occasion around them.

Choose it for a late Taipei plan, not for an unverified full dinner plan

The safest way to frame Kashoku is as a late Taipei bar option with verified hours and smart casual dress. If the occasion needs a confirmed meal before or after, pair the planning with Our full Taipei restaurants guide. For a wider trip, the hotel decision can sit separately in Our full Taipei hotels guide, while broader drinking options live in Our full Taipei bars guide.

For comparison, AJ's wine & bistro is another option to consider if a different pacing or setting sounds more useful for the evening. Other Taipei dining and drinking rooms can also be compared generically, but Kashoku's verified case rests on its late hours, dress code, and Tatler 2025 Best Bars Asia-Pacific listing.

How to place it in a Taipei drinks itinerary

Kashoku makes the most sense when the plan needs a late venue in Taipei from Monday to Saturday. Because public details on seating, menu, pricing, and service format are not verified here, confirm those points directly if they are important to the occasion.

If the trip includes daytime planning or broader Taipei research, keep Kashoku as a late-night city option and use Our full Taipei wineries guide and Our full Taipei experiences guide for other parts of the itinerary.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Kashoku have outdoor seating?

Outdoor seating is not verified here. Confirm the current seating setup directly with the venue before making plans around it.

Does Kashoku have happy hour deals?

Happy hour details are not verified here. The confirmed information is that Kashoku is listed by Tatler 2025 in Best Bars Asia-Pacific and is open Monday through Saturday from 8 PM to 1:30 AM.

Is Kashoku good for groups?

Group suitability is not verified here. If party size or seating arrangements matter, check the venue's official channels before booking or visiting.

Is the food good at Kashoku?

Food details are not verified here. Kashoku's confirmed public recognition is its Tatler 2025 listing in Best Bars Asia-Pacific.

Is Kashoku good for a date?

It can work for a late Taipei plan if the timing and smart casual dress code fit the occasion. For specific seating or atmosphere details, confirm directly with the venue.

What's the best time to go to Kashoku?

Kashoku opens at 8 PM and closes at 1:30 AM Monday through Saturday. It is closed on Sunday, so plan around those verified hours.

Is Kashoku open late?

Yes. Kashoku is open until 1:30 AM Monday through Saturday and is closed on Sunday.

Location

No. 7, Lane 171, Section 2, Anhe Rd, Da’an District, Taipei City, Taiwan 106

Taipei, Taiwan

Compare Kashoku

Value Check: Kashoku and Peers

Venue	Booking Difficulty
Kashoku	Easy
Can Nature	Unknown
The Public House	Unknown
Éclat Lounge	Unknown
AJ's wine & bistro	Unknown
Room by Le Kief	Unknown

Key differences to consider before you reserve.

Also Consider

Can Nature, Notable alternative
The Public House, Notable alternative
Éclat Lounge, Notable alternative
AJ's wine & bistro, Notable alternative
Room by Le Kief, Notable alternative

How Kashoku compares in Taipei

Choose Kashoku when the night calls for a late Da'an bar with a tighter occasion feel. Against Can Nature and The Public House, it is the better fit for a date or small celebration where the room matters and the plan is drinks-led. The Public House is the safer cross-shop for a looser group night; Kashoku is the sharper pick when the group is small and the evening needs more focus.

Room by Le Kief is the comparison for guests who want a more concept-heavy cocktail experience. Pick Room by Le Kief if the bar itself is the main event; pick Kashoku if the plan is a late, polished stop around Da'an rather than a whole-night production. Éclat Lounge is the more hotel-lounge-coded alternative if comfort and a calmer setting matter more than bar discovery.

AJ's wine & bistro is the clearest substitute for anyone who wants wine, food-friendly pacing, and an easier bridge between dinner and drinks. Kashoku is more useful when cocktails and late timing are the priority. For value, compare the actual night you want: a short two-drink date favors Kashoku; a longer group catch-up may make AJ's wine & bistro or The Public House feel more practical.