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Carton King Creativity Park
(04) 2461-8553
1, Lane 281, XiTun Rd, Sec 3
Hours: outdoors 10 am-10 pm
story-house 11 am-9 pm
11am~9:30pm (restaurant service
11 am-2 pm,5 pm-8:30 pm weekdays;
holidays 10:30am~8:30pm）
NT$80/person minimum purchase.
10% service charge. Credit cards accepted.
Carton King Creativity Park allows you to witness paper's infinite creative uses, and is separated into three sections--Restaurant, Honey Museum No. 3, and Carton King--and decorated with paper-made toys, from little trains to factories. The softly-lit Carton King section offers not only your usual paper products, but also paper hats and bags made from leather-like paper. The Honey Museum offers a peek at the busy lives of bees, providing various honey-related products such as Honey Vinegar Jello, Handmade Honey Pork Jerky and the Honey Rolls Gift--a box of these honey-flavored sweets is just NT$160 (buy three and get a fourth free). The restaurant offers a 2-5 p.m. afternoon tea and 8:30-10 p.m. evening tea with NT$40-80 desserts and NT$80-160 drinks. You can also order NT$260 sets with honey-flavored beverages and desserts, cheese cake and cookies. Plus, the Creative Park features an outdoor stage with live performances by The Face Two band from 7:30 to 9 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. --By Lishea Zheng, translated by Naomi Lai
A. The Hotpot Meal Set (pictured left, NT$320-400) has five broth choices, including Hokkaido milk broth with crab meat, eels, mushrooms and assorted ingredients. This milky broth is best with beef slices. The sweet-and-sour Honey Vinegar Roast Chicken (pictured right, NT$280) is served with chicken salad, kimchi and bamboo shoot soup. All of the above sets include a vinegar drink, cranberry jello and shrimp egg rice.
B. Owner Huang with his handmade paper clock near the park's creative light displays.
 C. A new April creative product, the IQ Ball 4 (NT$250), is a light display.
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May 2010 
