Haphazard mall design. Much like the rest - eg K, Y, City, Z etc. Poor and confusing interconnectivity and poor signage. It will take someone at least 3 days to familiarise. Shops are uninteresting and food/beverage locations haphazard. Low quality architectural work with lack of total planning. A shame in comparison to malls in Hong Kong, China ( Beijing, Shanghai and first tier cities), Singapore or Thailand.

A large mall with many levels of food, cafes, restaurant. At the basement, there is a large food court with tasty food and many small vendors selling pastries, cakes, desserts. Will recommend to visit this mall for shopping and food due to good variety of items available.

A new and vibrant shopping mall that links to mrt and taipei bus stations. Their food court is HUGE! Must be the hugest food court I have been in Taiwan until now.

Impressive very modern mall. Stumbled on it while walking around Taipei Train Station. Very surprised how great the place is. Tons of restaurants, a grocery store, and lots of name brand retailers. The place is super modern and new. Very cool place to eat, shop, or get some coffee.

Underground shopping mall. Good destination for shopping in Taipei, basically for clothes and beauty-care and cosmetics. Connected to Taipei Bus Station and Taipei Main Station, very much convenient to reach. The food court has very good varieties of foods. Many good dessert shops and drinks shops are there. I feel quality products are available here.

A not a big shopping mall but it has a little of everything. Don't expect the high end brands, but more stores like Zara, North Face, and Sony. There are restaurants throughout the levels of the mall but the top floor has all restaurants. Typical ones like Very Thai and Momo paradise. Above the restaurant level there's a movie theatre. It's a nice theatre to avoid big crowds. It gets crowded but not as bad as xinyi area. Like all malls the underground level has the snacks and bakery. The underground also has a tunnel that connects conveniently to the the main station.

A very modernized mall with connection to the underground city mall. Elevators and exits are a bit confusing.

The original design of this department store was to build a shopping area which you can even ride up the floor, as a result, this kind of unrealistic idea failed badly. What's left was a spacious shopping mall in one of Taipei's most populous area but the layout's definitely awkward. Still, it's a good department store to shop around, it has what most people want and the relatively wide corridor earns it a lot of kudos.

Big mall beside The most busy district in taipei ! It connects to the bus station, MRT and HSR, very convenient in transportation

Had lunch in 2Go, it's a buffet restaurant with tons of food selections.

During the weekends, the crowd is indeed substantial, yet the flow of movement within the facility is well-organized. The scarcity of elevators results in longer wait times. For first-time visitors, navigating the escalator routes can be somewhat challenging. The selection of stores is impressive, certainly adding an element of surprise and delight. Visiting on weekends or while waiting for transportation makes for a pleasant shopping experience.

Located adjacent to Taipei Main Station and accessible by subway, Q Square is a mid-sized retail mall with stores like Zara, Adidas, and Uniqlo, a cineplex, and an excellent subterranean food court. Great location to kill time, or have a small.gathering with friends and family However, during weekend this place is packed of people.

Highly recommended to visit this shopping mall because their have a lot of section area for shopping, foods, restaurants , cinema theater ..

Another beautiful shopping mall near Taipei Station with food court at basement. Busy on weekend.

It's a great mall that has everything in it. It's conveniently located across from Taipei Main Station. It has lots of scooter and car parking. VieShow Cinemas occupy the top floor of the mall. There are plenty of Taiwanese and western style restaurants to choose from. There's a Mia C'bon for your grocery needs. If you don't want to travel all the way to the Taipei 101 area, it's the perfect place to shop, eat, and be entertained all in one place.

So many cute stores selling local goods (clothing, jewelry). Loved the danty gold and diamond pieces in one of the stands by the front door. Also they have a large store selling Japanese beauty and goods. No luxury stores.

I stayed in a serviced apartment above QSquare mall. The multi-level mall has literally everything you need. Shops galore, restaurants galore, a supermarket, a food court, and the Taipei Main Station MRT, the heart of the Taipei rapid transit system which also connects to the high-speed rail and airport line.

Can be access from train station or underground mall, love the foodcourt on the B2 floor and the cinema on the highest floor. Basically everithing inside a qsquare is just a branded item, and the only thing different is the food court and the accessability to underground mall.

Nice mall!

Featuring young adults with multiple choices of trendy brands.

This is a large mall with very tasty food available. At the basement is a large food court with many cuisines and at the top there is a floor focused on sports apparel and if you go further up there’s other fashion shops like Zara and cafes.

Be careful when buying with a foreign credit card here. Its one of those place where they offer you to pay with your "local currency" which usually only means that you get a terrible exchange rate from them.

Has a foodcourt that has all you want to eat. From heavy meals to sweet desserts selection.

Good selection of branded goods, clothes and outdoor supplies. Wide selection of food and mall is well connected to the MRT station.

Good location, easy to go to MRT and there are many shop and local restaurants.

Under ground mall with food court, had toboki and beef stew, not as delicious but acceptable. Price range over 200NT per pax.

Was there while waiting for my train. Grabbed a quick bite.

Big mall beside Taipei bus station. It connects to the bus station, MRT station and the train station, very convenient in transportation. There are many high class stores inside and therefore things here are expensive. Down in the basement there are many fine restaurants. As it is roomy, bright and clean, the environment is good and comfortable! It is quite cozy to go shopping inside this big square.

Good place for hunting food

High quality shopping mall. Customer Service is great too should you need it. Had a question about a credit card transaction. The customer service desk was very helpful and looked into the issue immediately.

The mall is well lit, and directions fully entailed. Food Court down at the B3, and full of different cuisines altho the Japanese one prevails. Its a nice one for shopping and dining place.

Nice but instruction of directions can be improved more so first time visitors won't be too confused

Good place for shopping, and also close of transport. In Vans the empoloyees were friendly and try to help me in english. 👍

Initially designed as a central bus station, but finally became a shopping mall, which is quite expectable in Taiwan.

One stop shop mall near Taipei train station, movie house , restaurants and more. Visit this mall if you’re near this area.

This place is hell. Dark, windowless, depressing consumerism, then very difficult to navigate, with misleading signs. The run-down bus station at one end makes it even more miserable. Never going back.

We visited the Lishan mountain and also we went to the apple farm

Very helpful staff, prices average, no Jason's but more seats and eating places, nice Christmas tree in front

Clean and neat breastfeeding room and changing diapers station.

Nice place to shopping,also a good place to watch a movie.

志聖 from basement 2 American Tourister was very patient, helpful and kind. Thank you for your excellent service. 😊

My favorite mall & food hall in Taipei, so many options :)

Big store with lots of various shops inside. The lower basement levels are packed with cafes and restaurants. The hours of operation are not for early birds like Mom and I. Their doors do not open until 11 am. Other than that, a fun place to spend hours walking around.

Nice and clean. Good place to window shop.

Conveniently located next to Taipei Main Station. Mall has a good variety of restaurants and shops.

Great shopping mall Clean and complete shop Many shoes shop at basement Great food court

Crowded, but lots of variety - mixture of European, Chinese, Japanese, and Korean food. Something for everyone.

Nice place for shopping. A lot of new and creative things/accessories are selling here. The foods at food court look delicious with reasonable price.