Omni
Omni occupies a prime position inside the ATT 4 Fun building, with a rooftop terrace that provides views of Taipei 101 lit up against the night sky. The club leans upscale, targeting a crowd of young professionals and well-heeled university students who gravitate toward bottle service and reserved tables. The interior is sleek: dark surfaces, strategic lighting, and a layout that creates distinct zones for dancing, drinking, and lounging. Music programming mixes hip-hop, R&B, and commercial house depending on the night. The terrace is the selling point, offering open-air drinking with one of Taipei's best backdrops.
What to Expect
A polished, upscale atmosphere with more emphasis on socializing and bottle service than on the dance floor. The terrace is the highlight, especially on clear nights when Taipei 101 is illuminated. The crowd cares about appearance and brings their best outfits.
Polished and social. More lounge than rave. The terrace brings a relaxed outdoor element that the indoor-only clubs can't match.
Hip-hop, R&B, commercial house, and Top 40 remixes
Smart casual to smart. Collared shirts recommended for men. The door staff are selective on busy nights, especially for groups of men without a table reservation.
Couples and small groups who want a stylish night out with city views. The terrace makes it a good choice for visitors who want to combine nightlife with a Taipei 101 photo opportunity.
Cards and cash accepted. Table service requires a card on file.
Price Range
Cover TWD 500-1,000, drinks TWD 350-700, bottles TWD 12,000-40,000
Cover: USD 15-31 / EUR 14-29. Drinks: USD 11-22 / EUR 10-20
Hours
Thu-Sat 10 PM to 4 AM
Insider Tip
Request a terrace table when making reservations. The outdoor view is the main reason to choose Omni over other Xinyi clubs. Thursday nights are less crowded and sometimes have reduced cover.
Full Review
Omni makes a strong first impression. The elevator opens onto a space that balances dark, clubby aesthetics with enough sophistication to feel like more than just a dance venue. The indoor area has a central bar, a dance floor that fills on weekends, and booth seating along the perimeter. Lighting design is thoughtful, creating distinct moods in different zones.
The real draw is the terrace. Stepping outside with a drink and seeing Taipei 101 tower above you, illuminated and impossibly close, is a genuinely memorable experience. On warm nights, the terrace stays packed until closing. During typhoon season or winter cold snaps, the indoor space handles the full crowd without feeling cramped.
Music programming varies by night. Hip-hop and R&B dominate the Thursday rotation, while Fridays and Saturdays bring a broader mix of commercial house and chart music. The DJs are competent crowd-pleasers rather than boundary-pushers. If you want cutting-edge electronic music, Triangle or Myst on event nights will serve you better.
Bottle service is the default for groups. The table packages are priced at the upper end of Taipei's range but include decent minimums. A table for four with a mid-range whisky bottle runs about TWD 12,000-15,000 including mixers and service. Staff are attentive to table customers and less so to the general floor crowd, which is typical for this format.
The crowd skews late twenties to mid thirties, well-dressed, and group-oriented. Solo visitors can have a good time at the bar, but Omni rewards those who come with friends or a date.
The Neighborhood
Omni is inside ATT 4 Fun on Songshou Road, sharing the building with other entertainment venues including Room 18. The Xinyi shopping district surrounds the building, with restaurants and convenience stores open late. Taipei 101's observation deck closes at 9 PM, but the tower's exterior lighting runs until midnight.
Getting There
MRT Blue Line to Taipei City Hall Station, Exit 3. ATT 4 Fun is a three-minute walk. The building has its own parking garage for those arriving by car.
Other Venues in Xinyi District
Myst
Taipei's largest nightclub, regularly hosting international DJs across two rooms. The main floor holds 1,000+ people with a state-of-the-art sound system.
Wave Club
Mid-sized venue popular with the university crowd. EDM-focused programming with frequent themed nights and guest DJs from across Asia.
Triangle
Intimate club favoring house and techno over mainstream EDM. Draws a more music-focused crowd willing to dance until sunrise.
Room 18
Underground-level club in the ATT 4 Fun building that has hosted some of Taipei's most memorable electronic nights. Split layout with a main floor and side lounge.
AI
Newer addition to the Xinyi scene with LED-heavy production and a rotating roster of resident DJs. Targets the young professional crowd.