Welcome to Mandarin Oriental, Taipei. Our entire team is delighted to have you as our guest, and we will ensure your stay is an enjoyable and meMOrable one. 

Karan Berry
General Manager

Mandarin Oriental, Taipei

<h3><strong>From Hotel to Dunhua Fuxing </strong></h3><p>5km</p>

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<h3><strong>From Hotel to Taipei Municipal Stadium</strong></h3><p>2.3km</p>

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<h3><strong>From Hotel to Dajia Riverside Park</strong></h3><p>10.7km</p>

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Jogging route 

<h3><strong>Bencotto</strong></h3><p>Contemporary Italian cuisine</p><ul><li>Lunch 12 – 2:30pm<br /></li><li>Dinner 5:30 - 10pm<br /></li></ul>

<h3><strong>The Mandarin Cake Shop</strong></h3><p>Life is sweet</p><ul><li>Hours</li></ul><p>10am – 9pm (Monday - Saturday)</p><p>10am – 7pm (Sunday)</p><p>10am – 7pm (Public Holiday)</p>

<h3><strong>Seasonal Highlights</strong></h3><p></p>

<h3><strong>The Jade Lounge</strong></h3><p>An elegant venue for indulgent pleasure</p><ul><li>Hours 11am - 7pm</li><li>Light Meals 11am - 6pm</li><li>Afternoon Tea 1 - 5pm</li></ul>

<h3><strong>Café Un Deux Trois</strong></h3><p>International cuisine in a relaxed, contemporary setting</p><ul><li>Breakfast 7 - 10:30am</li><li>Lunch 12 – 2:30pm </li></ul>

<h3><strong>Ya Ge</strong></h3><p>A timeless dining experience</p><ul><li>Lunch 12 - 2:30pm (Monday - Friday)<br />11:30am - 2:30pm (Saturday - Sunday)</li><li>Dinner 6 - 10pm</li></ul>

<h3><strong>M.O. Bar</strong></h3><p>A cocktail destination in a sophisticated setting</p><ul><li>Hours </li></ul><p>5pm - midnight (Sunday - Thursday)</p><p>5pm - 1am (Friday - Saturday)</p><ul><li>Happy Hour 5 - 8pm</li></ul>

Food and Beverage Information

<p>In case of an earthquake, to protect yourself, please get under a table, and hold the legs of the table and do not walk barefoot.  Open the door for a clear evacuation pathway, and during the evacuation, please avoid using the elevator and take the stairs instead.  If you are in a restaurant, shopping arcade, or any of the indoor areas, stay away from the windows and watch for falling debris, and calmly follow the instructions provided by the staff or officials onsite.</p>

In Case of An Earthquake

<p><strong>Ya Ge Michelin Star Signature Menu</strong></p>

<p><strong>Dim Sum Lunch Menu</strong></p>

<p><strong>Vegetarian Set Menu</strong></p>

<p><strong>Seasonal Set Menu</strong></p>

Ya Ge Menu

<p><strong>Weekend Seafood Delights Lunch Menu</strong></p>

<p><strong>Weekday Semi-buffet Lunch Menu</strong></p>

Café Un Deux Trois Menu

Bencotto Menu

<p><strong>Afternoon Tea Menu</strong></p>

The Jade Lounge Menu

<p><strong>In-room Dining Menu</strong></p>

<p><strong>The Jade Lounge Menus</strong></p>

<p><strong>The Mandarin Cake Shop</strong></p>

<p><strong>Café Un Deux Trois Menus</strong></p>

Menus

<h3><strong><u>EXPENSES</u></strong></h3><ul><li><strong>How much is the entry fee for Oriental Lounge?</strong></li></ul><p>The rate for single occupancy is TWD 3,500 per room per day.</p><p>The rate for double occupancy is TWD 5,000 per room per day.</p><p>The rate for additional guests is TWD 1,500 per room per day.</p><p>For children aged 4 to 12 years old, the rate is TWD 750 per room per day.</p><p>Rates are subject to 10% service charge and 5% local tax.</p><ul><li><strong>Does Oriental Lounge allow hotel guests’ invited guests to use the facilities?</strong></li></ul><p>Club guests may invite two visitors to the Oriental Lounge. Any additional food and beverage charges will be billed based on the guest’s consumption item to the Club guest&#x27;s room, or they can be settled by the visitors on-site.</p><ul><li><strong>May Club guests enjoy alcoholic beverages outside of the evening cocktails period?</strong></li></ul><p>Oriental Lounge provides a variety of beer selections for Club guests throughout the day. Additional charges will be applied for the consumption of wine and spirits outside of the evening cocktails period.</p>

<h3><strong><u>ATTENTION</u></strong></h3><ul><li><strong>Is there a dress code that guests are required to adhere to?</strong></li></ul><p>Club guests are encouraged to follow a smart casual dress code, which includes wearing covered footwear. Please avoid wearing slippers due to safety concerns.</p><ul><li><strong>Is there an established policy regarding the presence of children at Oriental Lounge?</strong></li></ul><p>Children under the age of 12 must be accompanied by their parents or an adult guardian.</p>

<h3><strong><u>Services</u></strong></h3><ul><li><strong>What are the operating hours of the Oriental Lounge?</strong></li></ul><p>Oriental Lounge operates daily from 7am to 9pm, and we warmly welcome Club guests to join us and unwind at any time within this period.</p><ul><li><strong>Does Oriental Lounge offer usage of the meeting room?</strong></li></ul><p>Oriental Lounge provides one hour of complimentary use of the meeting rooms per room daily. For meeting room requirements, kindly contact Oriental Lounge via email at motpe-ol@mohg.com.</p><ul><li><strong>Is it possible to make table reservations at Oriental Lounge?</strong></li></ul><p>Oriental Lounge is open to all Club guests while tables cannot be reserved, as Club guests are entitled unlimited access.</p><ul><li><strong>Does Oriental Lounge provide lunch or dinner?</strong></li></ul><p>The Oriental Lounge does not serve lunch or dinner; nevertheless, guests are welcome to order In-Room Dining or takeaway from the hotel restaurants to enjoy at the lounge.</p><ul><li><strong>Is the evening cocktails a dinner buffet?</strong></li></ul><p>Oriental Lounge&#x27;s evening cocktails provides light meals, including evening cocktails and appetisers. Club guests are welcome to enjoy a delightful evening either before or after dinner.</p><ul><li><strong>Are afternoon tea or evening cocktails still available after checkout?</strong></li></ul><p>Club guests are welcome to relax and enjoy an afternoon tea after checkout. However, there will be an additional charge of TWD 1,400 + 10% per person for the evening cocktails consumption.</p><ul><li><strong>Can the food at Oriental Lounge be ordered for takeaway?</strong></li></ul><p>Food takeaway service is unavailable at the Oriental Lounge as a precautionary measure for hygiene and safety reasons.</p><ul><li><strong>Where is the location for breakfast service?</strong></li></ul><p>Club guests may enjoy breakfast during their stay through the two following options.</p><p>1. Oriental Lounge located on the 6th level: Providing semi-buffet with selection of food, creating a tranquil environment for guests to begin their day.</p><p>2. Café Un Deux Trois located on the 5th level: Featuring a larger buffet counter showcasing a diverse array of culinary styles.</p><ul><li><strong>What are the services and pricing for the meeting rooms at Oriental Lounge?</strong></li></ul><p>The Oriental Lounge Meeting Room provides complimentary paper, leather pads, stationery, bottled water and a projector for Club guests. Each Club room is entitled to one hour of complimentary use of the meeting room daily, with a subsequent hourly rental fee of TWD 2,500. For enquiries or appointments, please contact the Oriental Lounge team.</p><ul><li><strong>Can we enjoy non-hotel food at Oriental Lounge?</strong></li></ul><p>Guests are allowed to bring non-hotel food to Oriental Lounge; however, in accordance with food safety measures, a signature for disclaimer is required.</p><ul><li><strong>What benefits are available for Club guests to enjoy?</strong></li></ul><p>1. Daily Refreshments, breakfast, afternoon Tea and evening cocktails .</p><p>2. Complimentary pressing of three garments per stay.</p><p>3. Complimentary wireless high-speed Internet and Taipei city local calls.</p><p>4. Late checkout at 4pm, subject to availability.</p><p>5. Complimentary use of the meeting room can be booked in advance via our Lounge Reception for one hour per day, subject to availability.</p><p>6. Inviting up to two guests to enjoy Oriental Lounge services and all applicable charges to be posted to your in-house incidental account. Please arrange with our Lounge Reception to better serve your guests.</p><ul><li><strong>Does Oriental Lounge provide options for vegetarian or gluten-free meals?</strong></li></ul><p>The Oriental Lounge acknowledges and accommodates various food cultures, please visit Lounge Reception for special arrangements.</p><ul><li><strong>Does Oriental Lounge provide newspapers?</strong></li></ul><p>The Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group is dedicated to sustainability. Please connect to the hotel Wi-Fi and download Press Reader, a digital platform for newspapers and magazines. It enables guests to stay informed about global news without constraints. Guests may access Press Reader with their own electronic devices or borrow an iPad from the Oriental Lounge team.</p><ul><li><strong>Are electronic devices available for use at the Oriental Lounge?</strong></li></ul><p>The Oriental Lounge provides guests with the option to borrow and use extension cords, phone chargers and power banks.</p><ul><li><strong>Are check-in and checkout available at Oriental Lounge?</strong></li></ul><p>Club guests are welcome to enjoy check-in and checkout service at Oriental Lounge.</p>

<h3><strong><u>Environment</u></strong></h3><ul><li><strong>Is smoking allowed at Oriental Lounge?</strong></li></ul><p>Oriental Lounge provides a private balcony for Club guests who wish to smoke and relax.</p><ul><li><strong>Is Oriental Lounge an accessible and disability-friendly space?</strong></li></ul><p>Oriental Lounge provides wheelchair-accessible spaces, offering flat or ramped areas for easy entry and exit.</p><ul><li><strong>Are pets allowed at Oriental Lounge?</strong></li></ul><p>Pets are not permitted in the hotel, except for guide dogs. The Concierge team will be delighted to assist with finding a suitable pet hotel for the duration of your stay.</p><ul><li><strong>Does Oriental Lounge have charging outlets?</strong></li></ul><p>Charging outlets are provided. Should you have any specific requirements, please do not hesitate to inform us, and we will ensure optimal seating arrangements accordingly.</p>

OL Q and A

<h3><strong>Market &amp; Shopping </strong></h3>

<h3><strong>Pharmacy &amp; Cosmetic</strong></h3>

<h3><strong>Food &amp; Beverage</strong></h3>

Around the Hotel

<p><strong>MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS</strong></p>

<p><strong>EXCLUSIVE IN-HOUSE GUEST BENEFITS</strong></p>

<p><strong>EXCLUSIVE WELCOME GIFT</strong></p>

<p><strong>THE ARCADE BROCHURE</strong></p>

The Arcade Information

<h3><strong>M.O. Bar Taiwanese Signature Cocktails</strong></h3><p>M.O. Bar presents crafted Taiwanese signature cocktails inspired by our breathtaking scenery and unique local ingredients, allowing you to indulge in a night of truly Taiwanese flavours. Only using the finest seasonal produce, items may be subject to change.</p>

<h3><strong>Café Un Deux Trois Weekday Semi-buffet Lunch </strong></h3><p>New and luxurious Weekday Semi-buffet Lunch available on Monday to Thursday. Embrace the relaxed and welcoming atmosphere that makes every weekday special.</p>

<h3><strong>Italian Winter Black Truffle at Bencotto</strong></h3><p>Savour the Italian creations crafted by Chef Emanuele Bergamo, inspired by the rich winter black truffles from Italy.</p>

<h3><strong>The Jade Lounge X Penhaligon’s</strong> <strong>Afternoon Tea </strong></h3><p>In collaboration with Penhaligon’s, our Executive Chef Kit Fung and Executive Pastry Chef Kevin Chiu have curated a delightful selection of sweet and savory treats inspired by Penhaligon’s 155 years of fragrant tales at The Jade Lounge. As a special gesture, guests will receive a complimentary Penhaligon’s  gift set with every order of our afternoon tea set.</p><p>A limited number of gifts available, while supplies last.</p>

<h3><strong>Live the MOment with Live Music</strong></h3><p> M.O. Bar presents daily music entertainment for guests to indulge in, featuring live music performances.</p><p></p>

<h3><strong>A Sparkling Moment Awaits</strong></h3><p>Enjoy a bottle of Ruinart Rosé Champagne from in the comfort of your room and receive a complimentary selection of handcrafted chocolate-covered strawberries. A perfect pairing for an unforgettable stay, priced at TWD 8,700 per set. Exclusively available from 12-28 February.</p>

<h3><strong>Seasonal Flavours at Ya Ge</strong></h3><p>Carefully selected seasonal ingredients to craft a delightful set menu, featuring conches, lobsters, lamb brisket and fish maw along with other exclusive offerings. Embark on a culinary journey that’s sure to warm your winter.</p>

Seasonal Highlights detail

<p><strong>Signature Cocktail Menu</strong></p>

M.O. Bar Menu

<h3><strong>Huashan1914 Creative Park </strong></h3><p>Former winery built in 1914, converted to a center at 1999. Hosting Culture Activities, Art &amp; Music Festivals. Within the factory area have café, bars and a mix of restaurants.</p>

<h3><strong>Maokong Hill </strong></h3><p>A former Taipei tea plantation and a popular place where visitors can learn about Taiwanese tea culture. Take the 4km Maokong cable car to the top for great views.</p>

<h3><strong>Jiufen </strong></h3><p>Jiufen is in New Taipei City&#x27;s Ruifang District. Before its gold mining boom, the main economic activity was the harvesting and processing of camphor. Jiufen had 90 stoves for the camphor. Ten stoves were generally grouped together in a processing site. Therefore, over time these evolved into nine processing sites. The name &quot;Jiufen&quot; can be translated as &quot;nine units&quot; or &quot;nine sections.&quot;</p>

<h3><strong>Chiang Kai-Shek Memorial Hall</strong></h3><p>Built in memory of former President of the R.O.C., Taipei&#x27;s landmark boasts a giant blue glaze tile-roofed building. See to the honor guards rotate hourly.</p>

<h3><strong>Dihua Street</strong></h3><p>Walk back in time to Taipei&#x27;s 19th century epicenter of commerce. Shops and galleries sell traditional Chinese medicines, festive decorations and exotic seasonal nuts &amp; snacks.</p>

<h3><strong>Ximending </strong></h3><p>Taipei Ximending area, the city’s most popular entertainment district, means movies, clothing, anime, music, street performers, and other entertainments ad infinitum. </p>

<h3><strong>Taipei 101</strong></h3><p>101 floors, 508m tall and 5th largest skyscraper in the world includes a multiplelevel shopping mall, food court and observation deck.</p>

<h3><strong>National Palace Museum </strong></h3><p>A majestic building housing artifact from 5,000 years of Chinese history boats the best collection of Chinese treasures in the world. </p><p>Imperial jade, ceramics and artwork.</p>

Go Around Taipei

<h3><strong>Caring for the Environment</strong></h3><h3></h3><p>In compliance with Taiwan government regulations, effective January 1, 2025, single-use toiletries such as toothbrushes, toothpaste, razors, and shower caps will no longer be provided in guest rooms. Guests are kindly encouraged to bring their own.</p>

Before you start

<h3><strong>The Spa Treatment Menu</strong></h3>

<h3><strong>February Exclusive Offer!</strong></h3><p>Book a 60-minute or 90-minute massage or facial, enjoy an additional 30-minute complimentary options including Bespoke Skin Polish, Facial On The Go, or Express Massage. Available from now to 28 February. </p>

<h3><strong>The Romantic Rose Journey </strong></h3><p>This 3-hour 30-minute luxurious escape for two includes a delicate Rose Body Polish, a soothing Aromatherapy Rose Massage, and a lavish Rose Bath, complete with Champagne and Chocolates. Priced at TWD 32,880 per couple, this is an experience of romance, serenity, and rejuvenation.</p>