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                        FUN MAGAZINE, September, 2005.
 
                           
                            |  | Dine, 
                                Drink & Dance at Pig and Whistle 102, ZhongHua Rd, Sec 2, Hsinchu City
 (03) 531-5099
 Hours: call and ask
 Credit Cards Accepted. Parking Available.
 www.pigandwhistle.com.tw
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                          YOUR RATING & REVIEW | VIEW VISITORS RATINGS & 
                          REVIEWS  --By Courtney Dovovan Smith Transiated 
                          by Crystai Kuo  You can go out for dinner, head to 
                          another spot for drinks and then off to a disco for 
                          dancing and spend half the evening looking for parking-or 
                          you can just go to The Pig. This place has it all!Located one block down from the Mitsukoshi Department 
                          store on ZhongHua Road, The Pig is a largish establishment 
                          with a traditional English pub-style facade. Parking 
                          is available across the street.
 Start your evening in one of the comfortable booths 
                          downstairs and order up some dinner. Popular choices 
                          include the Roast Crispy Pig Knuckle (NT$450), the Grilled 
                          Lamb Chops with Herbs (NT$600) and, of course, Fish 
                          and Chips (NT$280). Sometimes a large projection screen 
                          shows satellite sports. No pub can call itself "English-style" 
                          without Fish & Chips and footie!
 A good spot to enjoy after-dinner drinks is up at the 
                          bar, which resembles an altar festooned with neckties, 
                          sacrified up by many a businessman in the name of a 
                          good time. To the back are darts and a pool table to 
                          let out some of those competitive urges. Beers run from 
                          NT$100 and up and cocktails start at NT$200.
  Lubricated, fed and quite possibly 
                          tie-less, it is time to work off some of those calories 
                          with some dancing. The upstairs is a popular disco and 
                          pub area, with its own bar area, wood decor, pool table 
                          and more booths with good views of the dance floor. 
                          DJs and live bands provide entertainment and keep the 
                          party going. The Pig and Whistle is also known for their 
                          wild theme parties. This month, for example, it's time 
                          to dress up as a member of the opposite sex at the transvestite 
                          party on September 30-a night sure to produce many memorable 
                          moments, great photos and lots of laughs. Keep your 
                          eye on the What's On in this magazine for more upcoming 
                          parties.  
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