EZ5 Live House is one of Taipei’s enduring after-dark music rooms: a compact, dimly lit venue where the stage sits close to the tables and the focus stays on the singers. It is a place to settle in for live popular music rather than rush through a meal, with a bar-style menu of drinks and shareable snacks supporting the nightly performances. The room’s long-running format and intimate setup make it a useful choice for visitors who want a distinctly Taipei live-music night instead of a large concert hall.
The venue is at 211, Section 2, Anhe Road in Da’an District, with Liuzhangli MRT Station about a short walk away. EZ5 operates late in the evening, with current reservation information listing service from 8:00 PM into the early morning. Because the performance lineup can change, checking the current schedule before a visit is sensible; online reservations are available, while a limited number of walk-in places may also be held before the evening begins.
Admission is part of the experience: current booking information lists a NT$900 weekday minimum and NT$1,000 on weekends, with special nights or singers potentially priced differently. The charge can be used toward food or drinks, and the menu leans toward easygoing finger food, fried snacks, cocktails, spirits and non-alcoholic drinks rather than a formal multi-course dinner. Larger groups should book ahead, and the venue notes that shared tables can be used when reservations are busy.
Come for the performers, stay for the close-up club atmosphere. EZ5 works best for a late Taipei night with friends, a music-focused date, or a visitor looking for live vocals in a relaxed bar setting. Arrive on time for a reservation, choose public transit if you plan to drink, and treat the evening as a show as much as a restaurant stop.
