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MAGAZINE, August
2003
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BLACK
PUB
112, Gung Yi Road, section 2
(04) 2320-9889; Hours: 5:30-9 pm (dinner), 9 pm-3 am (bar) |
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While most new pubs try to take on an avant-garde image, this
restaurant pub, formerly a "bubble tea" shop, takes
an opposite, traditional folk approach with old-fashioned
decor. Besides the blackened sign outside, the most distinguished
feature is the two large red lanterns with the warm-looking
words "Fire Grill" that will make you want a closer
look. The place is filled with vintage decorations: antique
kitchen utensils, treasure chests and bamboo dust pans. Even
grandma's stone stove is still used for grilling. The menu
offers Lamb Chops (NT$140), Ribeye Steak (NT$120), Chicken
Kabob (NT$100 for 5), vegetables, mushrooms, bell peppers
and seafood--all reasonably priced. The above prices are for
before 9 p.m. During pub hours after 9 p.m. there is a $200
minimum charge per person and dish prices are slightly higher.
Late hours are a good time for enjoying alcoholic beverages
like the deep-black Black Special Cocktail (NT$200), which
goes perfectly with the relaxing jazz or passionate modern
music. Black Pub is located very near the intersection of
Gung Yi and Tatun roads. --By Uvia Chang, Translated by Yvonne
Chen

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