Alpaca is a species of sheep that produces high quality wool. It is known as a South American camelid mammal found in the Himalayan foothills, Andes Mountains of southern Peru, western Bolivia, Ecuador and northern Chile. But what if we told you that there is a café where you can enjoy a variety of delicious food while roaming freely inside the alpaca complex? A video is going viral on Instagram in which an alpaca named David and Alpaca is shown. In the clip, the cute animals are seen chewing food and walking from one table to another. Some people are also sitting on the verandah. The note accompanying the video reads, “This is your cue to visit this alpaca café on your next trip to Taiwan! Cuteness overload guaranteed!!
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The video has been viewed 1 million times. Here’s how people reacted:
“I like it! I didn’t know there were alpacas in Taiwan! Next time I come to town I’ll eat here!” one excited user wrote. Echoing similar sentiments, another said, “It’s great. I will reach there in 12 days. I have to stay here!!
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“I want to see it! “Alpacas are cute,” commented one animal lover. One person expressed a different opinion, saying, “Stop this stupidity. This is no place for animals”
One wrote, “If I didn’t want smelly dogs around in the restaurant, I’m not sure I’d want one of those either. However, they are cute.” One critic said, “I love them, but maybe not walking around hot pots and raw meat? Not very safe for anyone.”
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David & Alpaca Café is located on Guotai St., Shilin District, Taipei City. The opening hours of this quaint café are from 11 am to 9 pm. A rustic setting with a contemporary vibe and beautiful paintings adorning the walls are simply clickable. Talking about dishes, you can enjoy hotpot with lucky bear, beef, pork and a variety of seafood served with vegetables.
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