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2003
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SHUI
WU CHUAN (WATER DANCE) TEAHOUSE
50, Chungteh
Road, section 2
(04) 2236-8989; Hours: 11-2 am |
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Yet another addition to
Taichung's big-and-beautiful teahouse scene, Shui Wu Chuan is the
fourth and most recent addition for this chain. Located near the
intersection of Chungteh and Beiping roads, this architectural showpiece
is surfaced in rough-cut grey stone on the outside, with atmospheric,
subdued lighting inside. In keeping with the teahouse's "people
and tea, people and water" theme, there are water-filled areas
inside and outside. Semi-outdoor seating is found along a large
balcony in the back and under a lattice-covered area in front. The
menus, found on each table and filled out by customers, feature
the standard teahouse fare. Food includes rice and noodle dishes
(NT$100-220) like Brazilian Onion Chicken Rice and Szechuan Spicy
Chicken Ball Rice. There are pork, beef and other individual hot
pot options (NT$180-220), plus tea snacks like "jaotse"
boiled dumplings, "maudou" "hairy" beans, peanut
butter toast, Guilin Pudding, and a wide range of Cantonese dim
sum snacks. Drinks include fruit, flower, herbal and milk teas (NT$70-NT$150),
plus some coffees. For those looking for a healthy drink, the menu
is topped by four fruit vinegar drinks with flavors like mulberry
and pineapple. A huge plus for this teahouse is its big parking
lot next door.
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