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TAIWAN
FUN MAGAZINE, April, 2006.
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RINGSIDE
10, ShiWei Road, B1

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Though Taipei nightlife is fabulously
varied, you would be hard pressed to find a theatre
restaurant. Now Ringside has appeared out of nowhere
and established itself along the RenAi roundabout. Free
theatre performances take place every Saturday night
after 9:30 p.m. The owner has had a passion for theatre
since his school days, and hopes to give others the
chance to experience multi-faceted theatre arts outside
of the National Theater scope. And if you enjoyed the
show, don't forget to order a glass of red wine and
show your appreciation and encouragement for the performers.
Having looked after your audio and visual needs, Ringside
also makes sure that your taste buds are well taken
care. The food is French-style. --By Josie Wu, translated
by Cara Steenstra
A. Alsace Style Pork
Knuckle with Sauerkraut (NT$680). One cut and the meat
separates from the bone; the texture is soft without
losing elasticity. Paired with smooth, soft, mashed
taro and sauerkraut, it is known as the Ringside house
special. The Salmon Wrap Kimchi (NT$200) was inspired
by Korean-style kimchi.
B. Tomates Farcies
(NT$450) has an excellent ratio of meat and tomatoes.
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