雅風筑雲 — Restaurant in Taichung

展示的藝術品無價 招待客戶的好地方 尤其是二樓。It's always a nice place for us to treat our customers or get together with friends and family here and it never lets us down by presenting it's awesome collections of art and delicate dishes with fancy utensils. It's a highly recommended place to eat, relax and have a good time either along or with anyone who is important for you. I have been here for more than several dozens of times and I will keep coming here. It's better to make reservations in advance to ensure that you can have seats. 2F is open for VIP guests and each single room is with different decorations and they definitely provide better privacy as well as good eating atmosphere and experience to the guests. There is a dedicated free parking lot right next to the restaurant which can accommodate nearly 20 cars. Pricing is reasonable, food is above the average and I would say their service is top notch. After meals, you can ask for a bilingual tour conducted by the waitress to give you an orientation and briefing about the collections of art in the restaurant. If you have more time available, a famous Taichung hiking trail on hill is in a nearby place and it's an awesome place to kill your time as it has 10 sub-hiking trails there for you to choose depending on the distance and...

I was invited for a Christmas lunch in this restaurant at Taichung. It was totally beyond my expectation for the uniqueness and size of collections the owner possesses. There are lots of bloggers' articles about dinning experiences, and that's exactly what I'm not planning to do here. Instead, having the privilege to learn more about the owner's private collections display on the second floor, I'm touched that ancient footprints are quietly sitting around corners.There are collections from Qing Dynasty for the Emperor palace only and somehow ended up stay here instead of in the museums. There are also works from Juming, a well-known sculptor from Taiwan. I made a one-minute clip hope it could be...

This unique place to eat is a crossover between a museum and a restaurant. I had the braised beef noodles, which were delicious. The beef is lean, easy to chew and plentiful. The noodles have a great texture and chew to them. My girlfriend had the tomato hotpot which I can attest is also excellent. The ingredients all seem to be very fresh and the vegetables have a lovely crisp bite to them. The waitress who served spoke English and she was extremely polite, patient and good natured, which helped us relax and enjoy the meal better. This is a great mid range date spot if you're looking for good food and a peaceful ambience. Afterwards you can walk upstairs and enjoy the many...