Hey All,
I want to take my gf out for a special dinner. I don't have a budget but I am thinking of spending between 1,500 - 3,000 NT each.
Where would you reccommend in Koa?
I tried searching the forums but had no luck. I also tried to google 'fine dining' but couldnt find anything.
I open to suggestions for hotel restaraunts to small boutique places. Even if you haven't been but have heard of a place let me know.
Thx. Look forward to your replies.
Fine dining in Kao?
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Re: Fine dining in Kao?
by Mucha Man » 17 Nov 2009, 17:56
I've heard good things about the Ambassador Hotel. I've only ever been up tp the sky lounge but it had very nice views and would make for a nice pre-dinner cocktail venue.
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Re: Fine dining in Kao?
by petrarch1603 » 17 Nov 2009, 22:22
I like to tell mine that we're going to McDonalds and surprise her with Mos Burger.
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Re: Fine dining in Kao?
by thebayou » 18 Nov 2009, 00:37
Le maison, le petie chateau, Pasadena, Goulish, Amy's California (the chef is a good friend and has worked in some great places in Chicago, most notably Charlie Trotters).
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Re: Fine dining in Kao?
by Mucha Man » 18 Nov 2009, 00:50
thebayou wrote:Le maison, le petie chateau, Pasadena, Goulish, Amy's California (the chef is a good friend and has worked in some great places in Chicago, most notably Charlie Trotters).
Addresses, numbers?
“Everywhere else in the world is also really old” said Prof. Liu, a renowned historian at Beijing University. “We always learn that China has 5000 years of cultural heritage, and that therefore we are very special. It appears that other places also have some of this heritage stuff. And are also old. Like, really old.”
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Re: Fine dining in Kao?
by sandman » 18 Nov 2009, 01:03
There's a place on the seafront, out past the university. Never been, but it sure sounds pretty damn nice. The guy has posted here before.
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Re: Fine dining in Kao?
by thebayou » 18 Nov 2009, 02:04
Muzha Man wrote:thebayou wrote:Le maison, le petie chateau, Pasadena, Goulish, Amy's California (the chef is a good friend and has worked in some great places in Chicago, most notably Charlie Trotters).
Addresses, numbers?
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Re: Fine dining in Kao?
by petrarch1603 » 18 Nov 2009, 07:13
sandman wrote:There's a place on the seafront, out past the university. Never been, but it sure sounds pretty damn nice. The guy has posted here before.
I was there Saturday night actually. It is a cool place, they have an outside deck right on the shore. You can watch the sunset and listen to the waves while you eat your food. I wouldn't call it fine dining though. The clientele seemed to be mostly college girls from the university. Its called "Escape 41" The address is 41-2 CaiShan, Gushan District, Kaohsiung. Phone is 886-7-5250058.
If you know that coffee shop on the main road where they make the big pot of coffee with the chinese characters in the foam, its down the side street behind there on the shoreline.
Oh, and not that it matters but they have some FINE waitresses there.
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