青田七六

走進青田街七巷 沿途有許多日式的老房子和綠蔭雖然在熱鬧的市中心的巷弄中 但這邊的時間好像特別的緩慢 有種歲月靜好的氛圍青田七六的前身是臺大的日式宿舍建築保存的很好 裡面的裝潢也是保留當時的日式風格每個角落都很漂亮 到處都非常好拍照！也時常會有一些展覽活動可以參觀餐點的話主要提供日式套餐和會席料理會依照季節調整時令菜單也有下午茶和日式茶點可以享用餐點味道自然清淡 食材新鮮 份量很有飽足感一個人均消約台幣500元推薦大家如果有去永康街晃晃 不妨順路過來青田街這邊散步放慢生活步調 體驗日式老屋之美！

青田七六-位於台北市青田街七巷六號，故又名「青田七六」，此區域為日式歷史住宅「營宅」最集中之處，1931年由足立仁教授，所興建的居所，整棟建築主要用檜木建成，屋內左側為為接應室、書齋及食堂，其書櫃、玻璃凸窗、戶外的歐式花壇及前庭皆採洋式風格，而屋內右側的臥室及子供房則採日式榻榻米設計，整棟建築融合了日式及洋式建築優點。1945年由其好友台大地質系教授馬廷英入住，2006年由市政府正式列為市定古蹟

青田七六周圍一帶都是比較時尚的地方的，有很多設計很精心的店鋪的，不管是餐廳還是咖啡廳等等都挺值得逛的，周圍三四條街都不錯的。

The collision between old houses and nostalgia, the fusion of food and creativity, and the story of Qingtian Street in Taipei's old city are still fermenting. Having the privilege of participating in the tour of the old house of the young owner of the old house, the famous Taiwanese writer Liang Xuan, who guided the journey of the old house and accompanied the old people to eat alone, from the 1950s to the Contemporary Mainland and Taiwan, I only wanted to know about the old house of Professor Ma Tingying, but I didn't expect to have the opportunity to be taught by the master. Fortunately. Two staple foods, the Antarctic ice horn baked hot, and the fresh degree and taste of raw horn chips treated with ice are handled properly. Pre-meal dishes with tomatoes also have a special flavor. It is afternoon tea time after eating, and then directly into the afternoon tea mode. There are three different tastes for spicy drinks based on sugarcane juice and coffee, which collide with each other and mix well. The sweet taste of brackish hard biscuits and red bean mashed tea sponge cake is a strong contrast and then mixed and collided, which is the best work recently eaten in Guangzhou and Taipei.

Qingtian 76, Ma Tingying's former residence, but it has become a Japanese restaurant. If you need to make an appointment in advance, you will have to walk in the yard just after breakfast. Similarly, Zhang Xueliang's house is also a place for eating and soaking up soup, so he did not go to it on purpose.

Qingtian Qiliu is also known as the most beautiful street in Taipei on Qingtian Street in Taipei's Da'an District, because he called him Qingtian Qiliu on No. 6 of Seven Lanes in Qingtian Street. He used to be the former residence of Zu Liren of Hokkaido University in Japan and Ma Yanying, a professor of Taiwan Geological University. It is a very simple small courtyard.