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MAGAZINE,September 2000. VOL.7 ISSUE 9
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SIDE TEA AND SHOPPING STREET
Wenhsin South 5th
Street and Hsiang Shang South Road
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If Ching Ming 1st Street--also known as Taichung's 'tea street'--is
starting to seem a bit crowded, head for a newer, just as nice,
version. Literally named 'Lake Water Shore', this very attractive
pedestrians-only street is shorter than 'tea street' but even nicer
in some ways. There is outdoor seating with about a dozen
establishments, including a neat-looking Second Cup cafe (11 a.m.-10
p.m. weekdays, open to 11 p.m. weekends), a good selection of excellent
art and home decoration shops, a Ba Fen Baau Chinese restaurant
and a Chun Shui Tang ('spring water') tea house, just like the one
at 'tea street'.
A great plus for this street is the fact that it is directly
opposite one of Taichung's finest parks--Feng Le Sculpture
Parks--and is adjacent to a large, equally-pleasant, tree-shaded
public parking lot. To get there, take Wenhsin Road,
section 4, south until it becomes Wenhsin South Road (after
crossing Nantun Rd.), turn right at Wenhsin South 5th Street,
at the brown sign to Feng Le Park, and it's on the left just
before the next light.
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