Café. Waiting. Love 2014
In the cozy, sunlit world of Café. Waiting. Love (2014), newcomer Si-ying steps into her first part-time job at a charming Taipei café, where every cup of coffee tells a story.
Director: Ching-Lin Chiang
Cast
Vivian Sung
Lee Siying
Bruce He
Tzeng Yuan-Tuo / A-Tuo
Vivian Chow
Café Owner
Megan Lai
Abusi
Marcus Chang
Ze Yu
Pauline Lan
Auntie Jindao
Lee Luo
Brother Bao
Cheng Chih-wei
Gang Leader of Islander
Wong Yat-Fei
Senior Leader of Iron Head Organization
Ben Lam Kwok-Bun
Senior Leader of Karate Organization
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Café. Waiting. Love (2014) about?
College freshman Si-ying lands a job at a vibrant Taipei café, where she navigates new friendships, a growing crush on the brooding regular Zeyu, and the café's charming mysteries. Between crafting drinks and unraveling stories, Si-ying discovers that love—and life—often arrive slowly, like a perfectly brewed cup.
Who directed Café. Waiting. Love?
Ching-Lin Chiang directed this enchanting rom-com, blending whimsical fantasy with the warmth of everyday café life.
Who stars in Café. Waiting. Love?
The film features Vivian Sung, Bruce He, Megan Lai, and Marcus Chang, with Pauline Lan rounding out the main cast.
Is Café. Waiting. Love (2014) worth watching?
If you love light-hearted romances with a touch of fantasy and nostalgic charm, this film is a delightful pick. Its gentle pacing and relatable themes make it a feel-good choice for fans of young love and cozy settings, even without a high-profile IMDb rating.
How long is Café. Waiting. Love?
The runtime for Café. Waiting. Love is 119 minutes, perfect for a comfortable viewing experience.
About Café. Waiting. Love (2014) — Romantic fantasy set in a Taipei café full of first crushes and hidden magic
In the cozy, sunlit world of Café. Waiting. Love (2014), newcomer Si-ying steps into her first part-time job at a charming Taipei café, where every cup of coffee tells a story. Directed by Ching-Lin Chiang, this heartwarming blend of romantic fantasy and light comedy captures the bittersweet magic of new beginnings and fleeting crushes. The café itself becomes a character—a lively hub where barista Abusi's incredible coffee creations spark conversations, the enigmatic owner weaves quiet mysteries, and Zeyu, the brooding regular with a magnetic pull, becomes the object of Si-ying's infatuation.
Between the clatter of cups and the hum of chatter, director Chiang crafts a visually warm, feel-good tale about youthful longing, friendship, and the art of waiting—both in love and in life. With its dreamy cinematography and playful tone, Café. Waiting. Love (2014) invites audiences to savor the quiet moments that shape us, all over a perfectly brewed latte.
