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No.95 De Espana

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No.95 De Espana

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No.95 De Espana

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No.95 De Espana

(04) 2301-9275
95, MeiCun W Rd, Sec 1, West Dist
Hours: 5:30 pm-2 am (closed Mon.)
Credit cards accpeted.
10% service charge.

Authentic Spanish cuisine and culture are on display at this new bistro opened by executive chef and owner Lin Guan-Shen. Bringing a taste of Spain back to Taichung, he has created a dining menu that ranges from appetizers (NT$150-250) to main entrees like risotto and fideo (pasta) for NT$320 to NT$460, plus a drinks menu with coffees, beers and cocktails (NT$90-300). --By Niang Chen, translated by S. Ying

A. The Spanish-inspired red-and-yellow decor colors exude the vivid spirit of that country.

B. Paella de Marisco del Dia Clasico (NT$420) features authentic Spanish long-grain rice cooked with fresh prawns, tomatoes, veggies, onions and saffron, making it a memorable entree well worth trying.

C. Spanish Handmade Meat Balls with Tomatoes (NT$180)--pictured with Salmon Cheese Rolls (NT$200) and Fresh Pressed Virgin Olive Oil Garlic Prawns (NT$200)--are flavor-filled and include red and yellow peppers for seasoning. Salmon Cheese Rolls is made with fresh salmon, asparagus, grilled cheeses plus a special mayo, garlic and egg sauce, wrapped in flour tortillas.

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