Starbucks Taiwan’s current headliner is a roasted macadamia and oat milk range: a Frappuccino at NT$170 (~$5.34) for a Tall, an iced shaken espresso at NT$165 (~$5.18), and a latte at NT$170 (~$5.34) hot or iced. Around it, the everyday board carries Alishan oolong at NT$150 (~$4.71), a cold brew made with Taiwanese red guava at NT$140 (~$4.40), and a honey ruby grapefruit sauce that turns up in seven drinks. The Reserve flagship in Taipei pours Sun Moon Lake black tea by the pot and mixes cocktails with Kinmen kaoliang. The food case has a taro and pork floss panini, and the four Moonlight mooncake boxes run NT$550-2,280 (~$17-$72). Starbucks Taiwan publishes a price, a calorie count and a caffeine figure for nearly every handcrafted drink, size by size, and every number here comes from its site.
The Roasted Macadamia Oatmilk Frappuccino (烤夏威夷果燕麥星冰樂), the
first drink in the new-products row on Starbucks Taiwan’s homepage:
mocha whipped cream and roasted macadamia pieces on top. Image:
Starbucks Taiwan
Two things set this board apart from Starbucks Japan. Japan’s menu moves by seasonal drop, and the interest is in what launched this month. Taiwan has a seasonal range too, but the local character is in the standing menu: Taiwanese tea, Taiwanese fruit, and a Reserve store with a Taiwanese tea bar of its own. The second thing is how much the site tells you. Every drink page lists the price of each size in New Taiwan dollars, and most put caffeine in milligrams, calories and sugar beside it. Food pages carry a price and, for most meat items, the country the meat came from.
Names below are in English first, as Starbucks Taiwan’s site gives them, then in Chinese exactly as the menu prints them. One spelling to know before you order: Starbucks Taiwan writes latte as 那堤 (nati), where most other cafes in Taiwan write 拿鐵. For the fast-food side of the same market, see McDonald’s Taiwan. Checked against Starbucks Taiwan’s own menu pages; images © Starbucks Taiwan.
Checked September 20, 2026. Prices are the ones on starbucks.com.tw’s product pages that day. The site writes them with a bare $ sign; they’re New Taiwan dollars, shown here as NT$. Sizes are 小杯 Short (8 oz), 中杯 Tall (12 oz), 大杯 Grande (16 oz) and 特大杯 Venti (20 oz), and most drinks start at Tall. Dollar figures in brackets are a loose conversion at the rate on the date above. The site says its calorie figures are reference averages, that seasonal drinks depend on each store’s stock, and that food is limited daily and sold until it runs out. It puts no launch or end dates on the product pages, so this page doesn’t give any.
The autumn range: roasted macadamia and oat milk
The homepage’s new-products row opens with two of these drinks, and the iced shaken espresso’s own page pitches it as an autumn flavour. There are four macadamia drinks: a Frappuccino, an iced shaken espresso, and a latte that comes hot or iced. All four use oat milk and all four are finished with a roasted macadamia crumble. The site calls the crumble a seasonal supply that depends on store stock, and says extra crumble is a paid add-on.
The Frappuccino is the heavy one at 498 kcal for a Tall, and its page says it isn’t sold through delivery. The shaken espresso is made on blonde-roast espresso (黃金烘焙) and is the lightest of the set at 183 kcal, with the most caffeine at 221 mg. An Espresso Choice Oatmilk Latte with no macadamia sits beside them in the recommended list, NT$15 (~$0.47) under the macadamia latte.
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Roasted Macadamia Oatmilk Frappuccino 烤夏威夷果燕麥星冰樂 | NT$170-210 (~$5.34-$6.60), Tall to Venti | Macadamia and oat milk blended, under mocha whipped cream and macadamia pieces. Filed with the no-coffee Frappuccinos. 498 kcal Tall. |
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Roasted Macadamia Oatmilk Iced Shaken Espresso 冰搖烤夏威夷果燕麥咖啡 | NT$165-195 (~$5.18-$6.13), Tall to Venti | Blonde-roast espresso shaken with macadamia, topped up with oat milk. 183 kcal and 221 mg of caffeine for a Tall. |
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Roasted Macadamia Oatmilk Latte 烤夏威夷果燕麥那堤 | NT$170-200 (~$5.34-$6.28), Tall to Venti | The hot build, 322 kcal for a Tall. The iced one (冰烤夏威夷果燕麥那堤) is the same price and 253 kcal. |
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Espresso Choice Oatmilk Latte 特選燕麥奶那堤 | NT$155-185 (~$4.87-$5.81), Tall to Venti | The plain oat milk latte, hot or iced at the same price. 特選 is the site’s label for its select espresso beans. |
Alishan oolong, red guava and the grapefruit sauce
The local part of this menu is on the regular board, so you don’t need a flagship store to find it. Alishan oolong is sold as a straight tea, hot or iced, at NT$150 (~$4.71) for a Tall and NT$190 (~$5.97) for a Venti, with no Grande. The site describes it with 山頭氣, a tea drinker’s term for the character a particular mountain gives its leaf. The same leaf goes into the Ruby Grapefruit Alishan Oolong, which the site’s copy calls 在地茶, local tea.
Guava is the other recurring ingredient. The Guava Lemonade Cold Brew is made with what its page specifies is Taiwanese red-heart guava (台灣在地紅心芭樂). The bottled list has a red guava juice at NT$100 (~$3.14) and a red guava yogurt drink at NT$120 (~$3.77), next to a Taiwan Lime & Honey Water made with 香檬, which the site describes as a lime native to Taiwan.
Then there’s 蜜柚, the honey ruby grapefruit sauce. It’s in seven drinks on the board: hot and iced black tea, the Alishan oolong, two cold brews, an Aerocano and a Passion tea. Several of those pages set a minimum of one spoon of sauce, to keep the flavour right in the site’s words, so you can’t order them with the grapefruit taken out.
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Alishan Oolong Tea 阿里山烏龍茶 | NT$150 (~$4.71) Tall, NT$190 (~$5.97) Venti | High-mountain oolong, hot or iced at the same price. 3.5 kcal and 110 mg of caffeine for a Tall. |
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Ruby Grapefruit Alishan Oolong Tea 阿里山蜜柚烏龍青茶 | NT$155-185 (~$4.87-$5.81), Tall to Venti | Iced Alishan oolong with the honey grapefruit sauce. The app allows up to six spoons of it. |
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Guava Lemonade Cold Brew 紅心芭樂冷萃咖啡 | NT$140-180 (~$4.40-$5.65), Tall to Venti | Cold brew with Taiwanese red-heart guava. No customisation offered. 169 kcal Tall. |
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Iced Shaken Black Tea with Ruby Grapefruit and Honey 冰蜜柚紅茶 | NT$135-165 (~$4.24-$5.18), Tall to Venti | Black tea, grapefruit sauce and honey. The hot version (熱蜜柚紅茶) costs the same. |
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Starbucks Honey Ruby Grapefruit Aerocano 特選蜜柚雲朵泡泡美式咖啡 | NT$140-170 (~$4.40-$5.34), Tall to Venti | A foam-topped iced Americano with the grapefruit sauce. Iced only. |
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Taiwan Lime & Honey Water 香檬蜂蜜水 | NT$90 (~$2.83) | A bottled drink made with 香檬 lime and longan honey. |
Reserve Dream Plaza Taipei: Taiwanese tea by the pot and kaoliang cocktails
Starbucks Taiwan gives one store its own menu on the site: 星巴克典藏 DREAM PLAZA 台北, the Reserve flagship in Taipei. It lists 95 drinks and 65 food and retail items across four bars and a bakery counter.
The Teavana bar is where the Taiwanese tea is. Five teas come by the pot: Sunlinchi oolong (the site’s spelling of Shanlinxi) at NT$350 (~$11), Sun Moon Lake ruby black tea and Hualien honey-scented black tea at NT$280 (~$8.79), and a roasted oolong and a Bi-Lo-Chung green tea at NT$250 (~$7.85). The same leaves go into mixed drinks. Ruby black tea goes into a latte with Reserve espresso at NT$260 (~$8.17), Shanlinxi oolong is paired with guava and pomegranate at NT$280 (~$8.79), Bi-Lo-Chung comes with apple at NT$260 (~$8.17), and the roasted oolong becomes a tea latte at NT$240 (~$7.54).
The Mixology Bar heading on the site carries Taiwan’s standard alcohol warnings (no drink-driving, nothing for under-18s), and two of its cocktails are built on Kinmen kaoliang, the sorghum spirit from Taiwan’s Kinmen islands. Lemonade Kaoliang is kaoliang with orange, lemon, cane sugar and soda water, and its page says it’s served from 18:00 to 02:00 only. No. 11, Songgao Rd. is a mojito-style drink with kaoliang and cold brew coffee. A Roasted Oolong Tea Fashioned, roasted oolong with bourbon, is on the same list at NT$400 (~$13). The site’s standing note says alcoholic drinks are for drinking inside the store.
From the bakery counter, the Brown Sugar & Dried Longan Bread is billed as an upgrade of baker Wu Pao-chun’s award-winning loaf. The bar snacks include a wagyu beef jerky seasoned with maqaw (馬告), the Taiwanese mountain pepper, at NT$200 (~$6.28).
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Sunlinchi Oolong Tea 杉林溪烏龍茶(壺) | NT$350 (~$11) a pot | Qingxin oolong from high-altitude Shanlinxi, lightly oxidised and lightly roasted. A tin of the leaf is NT$1,250 (~$39). |
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Sun Moon Lake Ruby Black Tea 紅玉紅茶(壺) | NT$280 (~$8.79) a pot | Ruby-red liquor, ripe fruit, mint and warm spice, in the site’s description. |
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Iced Ruby Black Tea Latte with Espresso Foam 冰金萃紅玉茶那堤 | NT$260 (~$8.17) | Ruby black tea, milk and Reserve espresso. Made by hand to order, and the page asks you to wait. Hot is the same price. |
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Iced Guava Oolong Tea 杉林之戀 | NT$280 (~$8.79) | Shanlinxi oolong with red-heart guava and pomegranate, 460 mL. |
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Lemonade Kaoliang 香檸浯洲 | NT$400 (~$13) | Kinmen kaoliang, orange, lemon, cane sugar and soda water. Served 18:00 to 02:00 only. |
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No. 11, Songgao Rd. 松高拾壹號 | NT$450 (~$14) | Mojito-inspired, with Kinmen kaoliang, cold brew coffee, lemon and orange. |
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Brown Sugar & Dried Longan Bread 酒釀桂圓黑糖麵包 | NT$150 (~$4.71) | Longan, red wine, wheat germ and nuts, with kiln-fired brown sugar from Tainan. |
Drinks tied to one store, nine stores or the delivery app
The site is exact about where a drink is sold, and a handful of items on the main list aren’t at your nearest store.
Brown Sugar Creamy Coffee is marked 愿秀門市限定, limited to the 愿秀 (Yuanxiu) store, and its copy ties it to Starbucks Taiwan’s 600-store milestone. The Starbucks Coffee Trio Flight, three drinks made from one coffee, is sold at nine named stores in limited numbers each day. The four ice cream drinks are at six named stores: an affogato and two floats at NT$220 (~$6.91), and Cold Brew Malt at NT$290 (~$9.11). Nitro cold brew (NT$155, ~$4.87 for a Tall) is marked limited-store too, and the page says it’s poured when you arrive even if you ordered ahead in the app.
Three drinks are marked delivery-only: Creamy Caramel Latte, Creamy Caramel Black Tea Latte and Creamy Hazelnut Mocha. They come in Grande and Venti only, hot or iced, from NT$165 (~$5.18) to NT$170 (~$5.34) for a Grande. The two caramel ones are flagged as not claimable with the 35-star Tall reward.
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Brown Sugar Creamy Coffee 黑糖風味奶香咖啡 | NT$145-175 (~$4.55-$5.50), Tall to Venti | Espresso under brown sugar milk foam, hot or iced. One store only. |
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Starbucks Coffee Trio Flight 星巴克咖啡三式 | NT$680 (~$21) | A pour over, a shakerato and a cold brew special, this season on the East Africa blend. Nine stores. |
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Creamy Caramel Latte 焦糖奶香星享那堤 | NT$165 (~$5.18) Grande, NT$180 (~$5.65) Venti | Delivery only. Caramel latte under cold caramel cream. 651 kcal for a hot Grande. |
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Cold Brew Malt 麥芽雪冷萃 | NT$290 (~$9.11) | Cold brew with ice cream and malt powder. Six stores. |
The everyday coffee list, with the caffeine numbers
A Tall latte is NT$125 (~$3.93) and a Tall Americano is NT$100 (~$3.14). Short exists for four hot drinks only: the latte at NT$115 (~$3.61), the Americano at NT$85 (~$2.67), and brewed coffee and Caffè Misto at NT$80 (~$2.51) each. That NT$80 (~$2.51) Short is the cheapest handcrafted drink on the site.
Aerocano (雲朵泡泡美式咖啡) is the name on the iced list that needs explaining. It’s an iced Americano aerated into a dense foam by what the site calls an air-injection process. The Classic is NT$105 (~$3.30) for a Tall, which is NT$5 over a plain iced Americano, and the 特選 version on Espresso Choice beans is NT$115 (~$3.61).
The caffeine column is worth reading. The site’s standing note quotes Taiwan’s Consumer Protection Committee: under 300 mg a day. Then it lists a Tall brewed coffee at 375 mg, a Tall cold brew at 290 mg and a Venti Americano at 390 mg. A Tall latte is 110 mg.
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Caffè Latte 那堤 | NT$115-155 (~$3.61-$4.87), Short to Venti | Espresso and steamed milk. 202 kcal and 110 mg of caffeine for a Tall. Iced starts at Tall, same prices. |
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Caffè Americano 美式咖啡 | NT$85-130 (~$2.67-$4.08), Short to Venti | 195 mg of caffeine in a Tall, 390 mg in a Venti. |
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Caramel Macchiato 焦糖瑪奇朵 | NT$145-175 (~$4.55-$5.50), Tall to Venti | Vanilla, milk, espresso and caramel sauce. 264 kcal Tall. |
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Flat White 馥列白 | NT$140-170 (~$4.40-$5.34), Tall to Venti | Extra ristretto shots and a dot of foam. 163 mg of caffeine Tall. |
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Brewed Coffee 每日精選咖啡 | NT$80-110 (~$2.51-$3.46), Short to Venti | The day’s drip coffee. 375 mg of caffeine in a Tall. |
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Cold Brew 冷萃咖啡 | NT$125-165 (~$3.93-$5.18), Tall to Venti | Steeped 20 hours at room temperature, limited daily. 290 mg of caffeine Tall. |
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Classic Starbucks Aerocano 雲朵泡泡美式咖啡 | NT$105-135 (~$3.30-$4.24), Tall to Venti | Foam-topped iced Americano. Iced only, 12 kcal Tall. |
Frappuccinos, tea lattes and Refreshers
Three brand names to decode: 星冰樂 is Frappuccino, 星沁爽 is Refreshers and 茶瓦納 is Teavana. Frappuccinos run from NT$105 (~$3.30) for a Tall Vanilla Cream to NT$170 (~$5.34) for the macadamia one, with the Caramel at NT$140 (~$4.40) and the two coffee java chip builds at NT$155 (~$4.87).
The tea latte list overlaps with Japan’s. Taiwan’s board carries a Hojicha Tea Latte (福吉茶那堤), hot and iced at NT$140 (~$4.40) for a Tall, which readers of our Starbucks Japan page will recognise, and a Pure Matcha Latte made with Japanese matcha at NT$145 (~$4.55). A Rose Fancy Tea Latte and an Earl Grey Tea Latte sit beside them at NT$140 (~$4.40).
Refreshers come three ways. The lemonade versions are NT$95 (~$2.98) for a Tall, the coconut milk ones (Pink Drink and Dragon Drink) are NT$105 (~$3.30), and the two frozen lemonade versions in the site’s recommended list are NT$115 (~$3.61). Every one of them lists caffeine, which the site says comes from green coffee extract.
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Caramel Frappuccino 焦糖星冰樂 | NT$140-180 (~$4.40-$5.65), Tall to Venti | Coffee, milk and caramel syrup, whipped cream and caramel sauce. 427 kcal Tall. |
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Java Chip Frappuccino 摩卡可可碎片星冰樂 | NT$155-195 (~$4.87-$6.13), Tall to Venti | Mocha sauce and chocolate chips. The site calls it a best-seller. 353 kcal Tall. |
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Pure Matcha Cream Frappuccino 醇濃抹茶星冰樂 | NT$155-195 (~$4.87-$6.13), Tall to Venti | Japanese matcha and milk. 107 mg of caffeine in a Tall. |
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Hojicha Tea Latte 福吉茶那堤 | NT$140-170 (~$4.40-$5.34), Tall to Venti | Roasted Japanese hojicha with steamed milk. 福吉 sounds like hojicha and reads as good fortune. |
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Frozen Mango Dragonfruit Lemonade Starbucks Refreshers 芒果火龍果冰雪星沁爽 | NT$115-145 (~$3.61-$4.55), Tall to Venti | A blended Refresher. 62 mg of caffeine in a Tall, and no changes to fruit, sweetness or ice. |
Pork floss, taro and mentaiko in the food case
The savoury case borrows from the Taiwanese bakery. The Taro & Pork Floss Cream Panini presses taro paste, taro chunks, pork floss and a slice of salted butter into white-baked bread. Its Chinese name opens with 芋見, a pun on 遇見, to meet. Mentaiko shows up twice, in a NT$79 (~$2.48) bread and a NT$150 (~$4.71) chicken sandwich. The Spicy Beef & Cheese Sandwich is beef stir-fried with dried chili and onion, which the site describes as local flavour. Meat origin is printed on the page for most of these: pork from Taiwan in the panini, beef from Paraguay in the spicy beef sandwich, beef from New Zealand in the smoked beef one.
Before 11:00am, the 星早餐 (Star Breakfast) list sells the same food as a combo with a drink: NT$205 (~$6.44) for the panini or the sweet potato sandwich, NT$159 (~$4.99) for the mentaiko bread. The site doesn’t name the drink on those pages. It says you can pay the difference to change it.
In the cake case, the Dubai Chocolate Mille Crêpe leads the site’s recommended food list. The Classic Mille Crêpes beside it is made with 瑞穗鮮乳, a Taiwanese fresh milk brand. The fresh-baked range, where about half the items are marked limited-store, tags most items with a country of origin: France, Belgium, Portugal, Spain or New Zealand.
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Taro & Pork Floss Cream Panini 芋見肉鬆奶油帕里尼 | NT$125 (~$3.93) | Taro paste and chunks, pork floss and melting salted butter. Pork from Taiwan. |
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Sweet Potato and Nuts Sandwich 地瓜核果三明治 | NT$125 (~$3.93) | Spiced sweet potato mash, sliced egg and cheese on soft toast. |
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Mentaiko Bread 法式明太子麵包 | NT$79 (~$2.48) | A soft French loaf split and spread with mentaiko (seasoned pollock roe) dressing. |
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Spicy Beef & Cheese Sandwich 辣炒牛肉起司長堡 | NT$135 (~$4.24) | Beef stir-fried with dried chili and onion, with cheese, in a sweet long roll. |
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Dubai Chocolate Mille Crêpe 杜拜巧克力千層蛋糕 | NT$240 (~$7.54) | Sixteen crepe layers with pistachio paste, kataifi and chocolate mousse. NT$320 (~$10) in the afternoon latte set. |
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Classic Mille Crêpes 經典法式千層薄餅 | NT$120 (~$3.77) | The standing crepe cake. Whole cakes pre-order at NT$900 (~$28) for a 6-inch and NT$1,200 (~$38) for an 8-inch. |
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Portuguese Egg Tart 葡式蛋撻 | NT$55 (~$1.73) | From Portugal, per the site, with lemon peel and cinnamon in the custard. Limited stores. |
Mid-Autumn mooncake boxes and the egg roll boxes
Mid-Autumn Festival falls on September 25 this year, and most of the site’s recommended food list is gift boxes. Four are named Moonlight: Treasure Box at NT$2,280 (~$72), Sonata at NT$1,180 (~$37), Overture at NT$800 (~$25) with six custard mooncakes, and Paradise at NT$550 (~$17) with eight pineapple-cake mooncakes. Three of the Treasure Box’s four mooncakes are modelled on drinks: peach black tea with honey grapefruit, rum raisin mocha custard, and matcha latte. The Fleur de Sel Yolk Pastry box holds eight 蛋黃酥, the flaky pastry with a salted egg yolk at the centre. Two of these carry an alcohol warning on the page, the rum raisin mooncake and the yolk pastries.
Away from the festival boxes, the gift shelf is egg rolls. The Pork Floss Egg Rolls box is NT$620 (~$19), a Coffee Egg Roll box is NT$580 (~$18), and a Mocha Almond Roll with pork floss is NT$480 (~$15).
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Moonlight Treasure Box 月光寶盒 | NT$2,280 (~$72) | Four mooncakes, five walnut crisps and five palmiers. One mooncake contains alcohol. |
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Moonlight Paradise 月光樂園 | NT$550 (~$17) | Eight pineapple-cake mooncakes: four honey apple, four cocoa with passion fruit. |
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Fleur de Sel Yolk Pastry Gift Box 鹽之花蛋黃酥禮盒 | NT$990 (~$31) | Eight yolk pastries with red bean paste, salted egg yolk and Spanish fleur de sel. Contains alcohol. |
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Starbucks Pork Floss Egg Rolls Gift Box 星巴克夾心肉鬆蛋捲禮盒 | NT$620 (~$19) | Twelve crisp egg rolls filled with pork floss. Pork and lard from Taiwan. |
FAQ
How much is a latte at Starbucks in Taiwan?
A Tall Caffè Latte (那堤) is NT$125 (~$3.93) on Starbucks Taiwan’s site as of September 20, 2026. A Short is NT$115 (~$3.61), a Grande NT$140 (~$4.40) and a Venti NT$155 (~$4.87), and the iced latte costs the same from Tall up. A Tall Americano is NT$100 (~$3.14) and a Tall brewed coffee is NT$90 (~$2.83).
What is on Starbucks Taiwan’s seasonal menu right now?
The roasted macadamia and oat milk range: a Frappuccino from NT$170 (~$5.34), an iced shaken espresso from NT$165 (~$5.18), and a latte from NT$170 (~$5.34) that comes hot or iced. The homepage’s new-products row leads with them as of September 20, 2026. The site gives no end date, and it says the macadamia crumble topping depends on each store’s stock.
Does Starbucks Taiwan sell Taiwanese tea?
Yes. The regular menu lists Alishan oolong, hot or iced, at NT$150 (~$4.71) for a Tall and NT$190 (~$5.97) for a Venti, plus an iced Alishan oolong with honey ruby grapefruit sauce from NT$155 (~$4.87). The Reserve Dream Plaza Taipei store goes further, with five Taiwanese teas by the pot from NT$250 (~$7.85) to NT$350 (~$11), including Sun Moon Lake ruby black tea and Shanlinxi oolong.
What does 那堤 mean on a Starbucks Taiwan menu?
那堤 (nati) is latte. Starbucks Taiwan uses that spelling where most Taiwanese cafes write 拿鐵. Other names worth knowing: 星冰樂 is Frappuccino, 星沁爽 is Refreshers, 馥列白 is flat white, 瑪奇朵 is macchiato and 冷萃 is cold brew. Sizes are 小杯 Short, 中杯 Tall, 大杯 Grande and 特大杯 Venti.
Does Starbucks in Taiwan serve alcohol?
Yes, at the Mixology Bar in Starbucks Reserve Dream Plaza Taipei. The list has an Espresso Martini at NT$400 (~$13), craft beer, and two cocktails made with Kinmen kaoliang: Lemonade Kaoliang at NT$400 (~$13), served 18:00 to 02:00 only, and No. 11, Songgao Rd. at NT$450 (~$14). The site says alcoholic drinks are for drinking inside the store.
What is an Aerocano at Starbucks Taiwan?
An Aerocano (雲朵泡泡美式咖啡) is an iced Americano aerated into a thick foam by what the site calls an air-injection process. The Classic is NT$105 (~$3.30) for a Tall, the Espresso Choice version is NT$115 (~$3.61) and the honey ruby grapefruit one is NT$140 (~$4.40). It’s iced only, and the site recommends drinking it from the rim of the cup soon after you get it.
Does Starbucks Taiwan publish calories and caffeine?
Yes, for nearly every handcrafted drink and for each size. A Tall latte is 202 kcal and 110 mg of caffeine, a Tall Roasted Macadamia Oatmilk Frappuccino is 498 kcal, and a Tall brewed coffee is 375 mg of caffeine. The site calls the calorie figures reference averages. Food pages carry a price but no calories, and point to a separate nutrition table.
Does Starbucks Taiwan sell mooncakes?
Yes. Four Moonlight boxes were on the site on September 20, 2026, from NT$550 (~$17) for eight pineapple-cake mooncakes to NT$2,280 (~$72) for the Moonlight Treasure Box. A box of eight salted egg yolk pastries is NT$990 (~$31). Two of the products carry alcohol warnings on their pages.
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What's on Starbucks Korea's menu right now, from the returning Black Glazed Latte and the Pre-Autumn range to the Injeolmi Cream Latte, Honey Hotteok Latte, makgeolli-scented cold brew and the drinks the site marks Jeju-only, with Korean names and the calories Starbucks Korea publishes. No prices, because the site lists none. Checked September 20, 2026.
- StarbucksStarbucks Germany Right Now: A Pretzel-Braid Sandwich, Café Crème and Pumpkin Spice Matcha
What's on Starbucks Germany's menu right now, checked against starbucks.de in German and English. The Laugenzopf pretzel-braid sandwich, Zimtschnecke, 3Bears porridge, Café Crème, two pumpkin spice matcha drinks, 17 Frappuccinos, the returnable cup deposit written into the customiser, and the calorie figure the site publishes for each item. Checked September 20, 2026.
- StarbucksStarbucks Indonesia: Pandan Gula Aren Cake, Srikaya Danish and Coffee Jelly Frappuccinos
What's on Starbucks Indonesia's own website menu, from the Pandan Gula Aren Cake, Vanilla Keju Cake and Srikaya Swirl Danish to two coffee jelly Frappuccinos, the Asian Dolce Frappuccino, a separate Reserve food list and a sandwich case built on smoked beef with no pork in it. The site publishes no prices and no calories. Checked September 20, 2026.
- StarbucksStarbucks Mexico: Chocolate Mexicano, a Cajeta Frappuccino and a Poblano Pastry
Starbucks Mexico's menu in English, taken from its own site. Chocolate Mexicano hot and blended, a Cajeta Cream Frappuccino, an Envuelto Poblano filled with rajas and corn, a guacamole bagel, pan de elote, Chiapas whole bean coffee and the MX$99 Dupla combo. No menu prices are published, but calories are. Checked September 20, 2026.
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