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FUN MAGAZINE, February, 2006.
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B.
W House
41, ChangChun Street, Hsinchu
City
(03) 666-1630 Fax: (03) 563-9612
Hours: 11 am-11 pm
Closed Mondays.
http://bwhouse.cc
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--By Kristy Liu Translated by Cara Steenstra
Walk into B?W House and the blue interior
lighting instantly relaxes you. The center of attention
here is the large-screen TV, which allows you to enjoy
your favorite programs while you dine. There is also
a karaoke machine and broadband Internet available for
customers to use at no extra charge.
During the new year period, there are
lunchtime specials on offer, featuring dishes such as
the Basil Garlic Clam with White Wine Sauce Pasta, Venetian
Seafood Risotto in Tomato Sauce, and Indian Onion Curry
as well as vegetarian dishes. Apart from a la carte
menu, you can also try their set meals, which come with
a minestrone soup, bread and dessert. For dinner specials,
there is a choice of steak dinners and special salads,
as well as an even wider variety of vegetarian dishes.
The Chef's Salad is another delightful option well worth
trying.
B?W House also offers light meals and
afternoon tea sets for take-away. Order 10 to 20 light
meals and enjoy special offers. If you order an Afternoon
Tea Healthy Drumstick Set or two or more slices of cake,
you can enjoy free drinks, too.
Apart from dining, those who are interested in styling
their hair and photography are in luck. Customers spending
over NT$200 at B?W House can enjoy a haircut, perm or
coloring by appointment at a special discount. This
unique one-on-one service is provided by an experienced
hairstylist who has a special contract with the restaurant's
owner. The humorous owner also loves photography and,
if you come all dressed up and have a meal here, will
be very happy to take a few photographs of you free
of charge to take home (limited availability each day).
To find this restaurant, come off the
Hsinchu freeway interchange at the 95-kilometer mark,
head towards ZhuDong and, kitty-corner to the first
petrol station you encounter, is ChangChun Street. You
can find a parking space first and then walk into the
lane.
 
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