Tainan American Retro Day Trip ItinerarySalon, Burgers, and Roller Skating: These 3 Stops Feel Straight Out of an American Movie Set

Twosevenths has curated three full-day itineraries for a retro American-style adventure in Tainan. After a day of exploring Tainan, we've pinpointed three essential stops for a stylish outing: get a braided hairstyle with attitude, savor New York-style burgers and milkshakes, and capture an MV-worthy moment at a roller rink. This route perfectly strings together a nostalgic American journey full of character.

Tainan American Retro Day Trip Itinerary|Salon, Burgers, and Roller Skating: These 3 Stops Feel Straight Out of an American Movie Set
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First Stop: Sole Salon

First Stop: Sole Salon

To truly embody that cool American "hot girl" vibe, you need a fierce braided hairstyle! That's why we recommend a stop at the retro-chic Sole Salon before your day begins, to get an absolutely amazing "hot girl" hairdo.

Sole Salon, located on Ximen Road, is a sophisticated salon housed in a renovated old building. Its vintage decor and Kyoto-style courtyard are truly eye-catching. The American-style braids they create here are the highlight — they're so cool and edgy! Remember to book an appointment in advance to discuss your desired look with the stylist; their skilled hands will bring your vision to life.

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Second Stop: ABC BURGER

Second Stop: ABC BURGER

Classic American diners with their iconic red-and-white decor are a staple of many American TV shows, and we've found a spot in Tainan that brings that vibe to life! Stepping into ABC Burger, you'll feel like you've walked onto a set. Both the interior and exterior are incredibly photogenic, and wearing bright colors will make your pictures pop!

We ordered the Peanut Butter Beef Burger, the Chili Con Carne Burger, a milkshake, and an American-style root beer. The food was delicious and hit the spot, and the milkshake perfectly captured that rich, authentic American flavor. The service was excellent, and the staff were very friendly. Overall, we highly recommend checking it out!

ABC BURGER

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Third Stop: Roller 186

Third Stop: Roller 186

An American retro-nostalgic vibe absolutely demands a roller rink! With disco music, classic red accents, and a black-and-white checkered floor, it's practically an MV set. The main roller skating area spans about 220 pings, with high-top seating for spectators, a bar lounge, and a locker and shoe-changing area. Every corner is filled with thoughtful design touches.

Quad roller skates are more stable than inline skates or ice skates, making them easier to pick up and less prone to falls. Gliding hand-in-hand with your date is incredibly romantic and perfect for a date! Girls get free admission on Wednesdays for "Girls' Day." Keep an eye on their fan page for occasional discounts and special events.

Roller 186

Editor's Note

Final Thoughts

This concludes our editor's guide to Tainan, where Twosevenths curated three full-day itineraries brimming with American retro style.

After a day exploring Tainan, we've pinpointed three essential stops for a stylish outing: a braid bar for an edgy look, a burger and shake joint for a taste of New York, and a roller rink perfect for an MV-worthy photoshoot. Together, they form a seamless route of American nostalgia.

If you're looking to inject a different rhythm into your life, consider planning a themed trip like this: change your look, savor some delicious food, and glide into a different era to capture some unique memories. If retro itineraries pique your interest, you might also like our Taipei Showa Day Trip or Dadaocheng Old-School Date Day Trip to transport your old soul to another time!

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