【神諭咖啡 駁二店】Oracle Coffee in Kaohsiung, Taiwan

Oracle Coffee Kaohsiung interior – Brick counter, palm tree, futuristic vibe, staff preparing drinks.

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Kaohsiung’s coffee scene is full of hidden gems, and Oracle Coffee is one you can’t miss — especially if you’re planning a visit to Pier 2 Art Center. This conceptual café blends modern aesthetics with vintage charm, making it one of the most unique spots in the city.

Even during Taiwan’s rainy typhoon season, we couldn’t resist venturing out. While staying at TAi Urban Resort (highly recommend if you want a luxury stay near Pier 2!), my partner discovered this futuristic coffee shop just a few blocks away from the art district. It was the perfect spot to get our pre-exploration caffeine fix.

With sleek interiors, expertly brewed coffee, and a menu that surprises you, Oracle Coffee is more than just a café — it’s an experience. If you’re in the area, this is where you should grab your coffee before diving into Kaohsiung’s creative hub.

 

💡 PRO TIP

Planning your Kaohsiung itinerary?
Book your stay near Pier 2 and explore the city with ease!

 

about Oracle Coffee

Oracle Coffee seating – Black round tables, clear chairs, cement grid benches, white walls, circular window.

Founded in 2015 by Sean Chen, Oracle Coffee started as a private coffee roasting lab tucked away in the alleys of Nanhua Market. It quickly became a hotspot for coffee lovers looking for a taste of Taiwan’s evolving specialty coffee scene.

After a three-year hiatus from COVID, Oracle Coffee made a strong comeback — now in 2 different locations in Yancheng, Kaohsiung, and Beitun, Taichung. Known for its bold flavors and dedication to quality, it’s a must-visit for anyone who takes their coffee seriously.


the ambiance

Walking into Oracle Coffee feels like stepping into the future. The sleek, minimalist interior is all about cement walls, black-and-white grids, and industrial-style design. It’s modern, edgy, and different from your typical cozy café.

🔹 Seating? It's limited and not the comfiest, but it's perfect if you’re here for a quick caffeine fix or to take a few photos.

🔹 Vibe? A mix of remote workers, coffee enthusiasts, and Instagrammers capturing the aesthetic.

 

📸 PHOTO TIP

The café’s entrance and minimalistic design make perfect photo shots.
For the perfect aesthetic, grab a coffee-in-hand shot!

 

🚲 Getting here? If you’re exploring the city by bike, rent a YouBike for a smooth ride to Pier 2 and Oracle Coffee!


drinks + pastries highlights



final thoughts

Melinda enjoying her drink – Casual moment at Oracle Coffee, soaking in the ambiance.

If you love aesthetic cafés, high-quality coffee, and a futuristic vibe, Oracle Coffee is a must-visit in Kaohsiung.

Even if you’re short on time, grab a drink to-go before heading to Pier 2. Just don’t forget to bring cash!

✨ Make the most of your visit! ✨

✔️ Find the best hotel near Pier 2 to stay close to the action.

✔️ Book a private custom Kaohsiung day tour to discover more.

✔️ Stay connected with an eSIM so you can navigate like a pro.


know before you go!

💬 SPEAKING VOLUME

Keep it low and respectful — this isn’t the place for loud convos.

Self-serve cleanup station – Designated shelf for guests to return used plates and cups

Designated spot to put your cups & dishes away

DINING TIME

90 minutes (during peak hours)

ONE DRINK RULE

Every guest must order at least one drink.

PAYMENT

Cash only!

PERFECT FOR

Coffee lovers. Design enthusiasts. Remote workers

🐾 PET POLICY

 Yes, but be mindful of other guests

PRICING

$$

🚻 RESTROOMS

None on-site. Head to Eslite for the nearest bathroom.

🍽 CLEAN UP

Return your plates and drinks to the designated spot before leaving.


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Last Updated: 07.15.2025

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