6owl door

6owl door (六扇門時尚湯鍋) is a Taiwanese hot pot chain brand positioned as affordable, everyday dining. The brand operates stores across Taiwan, covering the Greater Taipei–Keelung area, Taoyuan–Hsinchu–Miaoli, Taichung–Changhua–Nantou, Yunlin–Chiayi–Tainan, Kaohsiung–Pingtung, and the Yilan–Hualien–Taitung and offshore island regions. The word "fashionable" (時尚) in its name signals an intent to project a modern, youthful brand image rather than a traditional or high-priced one. The official 6owl door website serves mainly as a store locator and marketing platform, organizing branch information by geographic region and publishing seasonal news, holiday opening-hours notices, and limited-time new items. This structure is typical of multi-location Taiwanese restaurant chains, which drive repeat visits through a dense network of community-based stores and frequent menu updates. 6owl door's marketing style leans playful and suited to social media spread. Examples visible on its official site include a 2026 Lunar New Year campaign tied to the Year of the Horse, "Horse連連・好康雙拼" (a pun on 好事連連, "good things in succession"), which gave away red envelopes and encouraged customers to bring in non-winning scratch cards to exchange for hot pot ingredients; and a cilantro-themed launch that styled the brand as a "cilantro holy land," introducing a new item combining an abundance of cilantro with Vietnamese-style clear broth. These campaigns reflect a strategy of chasing internet trends and popular flavors to attract younger customers. As a hot pot chain, its core products are affordably priced individual or shared hot pot meals, with the menu adjusted seasonally and around trending flavors. Wikidata records 6owl door as a "well-known Taiwanese affordable hot pot chain." As for corporate details such as the founding year, founder, ownership structure, and exact number of stores, the available evidence does not provide them, so this entry does not speculate.

6owl door (六扇門時尚湯鍋) is a Taiwanese hot pot restaurant chain. Public documentation of the brand is limited: it is recorded in Wikidata as a "Taiwanese hot pot chain" and described as a well-known affordable hot pot chain in Taiwan, and it maintains an official website that serves as its primary public-facing channel. The brand's name combines the Chinese phrase 六扇門 — literally "six doors," a term with historical and pop-culture resonance in Chinese-language media — with the English "6owl door" and the descriptor 時尚湯鍋 ("fashionable hot pot"). The chain has expanded to cover essentially all major regions of Taiwan. Its website organizes branches into the following groupings: 北北基 (Greater Taipei/Keelung), 桃竹苗 (Taoyuan-Hsinchu-Miaoli), 中彰投 (Taichung-Changhua-Nantou), 雲嘉南 (Yunlin-Chiayi-Tainan), 高屏 (Kaohsiung-Pingtung), and 宜花東及外島 (Yilan-Hualien-Taitung and offshore islands). This regional coverage indicates a mature, island-wide multi-unit operation rather than a single-city brand. Because the brand competes in Taiwan's crowded affordable hot pot segment, its marketing emphasizes novelty and social buzz. Its official site publishes frequent news items, including holiday opening-hours notices and limited-time product launches. Documented examples from 2026 include a Chinese New Year opening-hours announcement with a 10% holiday surcharge during the peak Lunar New Year days, a Year of the Horse promotion ("Horse連連・好康雙拼") that combined red-envelope giveaways with a scratch-card exchange for hot pot ingredients, and a cilantro-themed product launch that positioned the chain as a "cilantro holy land" (香菜聖地) with a new item pairing abundant cilantro with a Vietnamese-style clear broth. Specific corporate details — the founding year, founders, ownership or parent company, and the exact number of outlets — are not provided in the available evidence and are therefore not asserted here. What is clear is that 6owl door operates as an active, island-wide Taiwanese hot pot chain with a value-oriented, trend-driven brand identity.

• Launched the "Horse連連・好康雙拼" Year of the Horse Chinese New Year promotion.

• Published the 2026 Chinese New Year opening-hours notice, including a 10% holiday surcharge.

• Announced a cilantro-themed new product launching 8/20, branding the chain a "cilantro holy land."

Affordable, casual, youth-oriented hot pot chain with a large multi-region footprint in Taiwan.

• Cilantro Vietnamese-style clear broth hot pot

  A limited-time new item combining a large amount of cilantro with a Vietnamese-style clear broth, launched 8/20.

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2. 26owl door — Wikidatawikidata.org