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TAIWAN FUN Taipei City Guide.April, 2008 EDITION:
Flipping through this issue of Taiwan Fun, you'll find all kinds of ways to enjoy the season, from food to well, more food at the annual lumpia festival. As far as restaurants go, Stephane has been cooking up some new Celtic dishes at Mamm Goz; though well-known for authentic galettes and crepes, they also won't let you down when it comes to their specially-imported cider served in a "Bolee". As always, the "What's New" section offers some new eateries around town. Look for Sound Kaffee in this issue. It's a relaxing Austrian restaurant that's full of great food. If you want to go for traditional Taiwanese cuisine, make your reservations at Cun Zi Kou, which always fills up quickly. For excellent service and experience you can taste, check out Nobunaga, a friendly Japanese restaurant. Also make sure to read more to see what places like Jiau's and Oriental Cuisine have in store for you this month.

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COMPASS Taichung City Guide. April, 2008 EDITION:
The Yenshui festival is probably the most extreme example of a Taiwanese cultural event that has gained local and international fame and interest. However, there are plenty of similar events, with a leading example featured on the cover of this month's magazine. The annual Dajia Matsu International Festival's massive, seven-day, eight-night pilgrimmage--starting and ending at the Jhen Lan Temple in Taichung county's Dajia--is well on its way to becoming one of Taiwan's best-known happenings, drawing a growing number of local and foreign visitors. In cooperation with the Taichung county government, Compass provides more details about the festival, which happens early this month. If you're looking for local color and culture, it's hard to beat this one.


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FYI SOUTH Tainan, Kaohsiung, Chiayi City Guide. Winter, 2007 EDITION:
If you'e wondering how to cook that Christmas dinner, check out "Chef's Table" (p.14) for a delicious herb-roasted chicken and potatoes recipe. Our new contributor, Evan M. Gioia, takes a bite out of Chez Andre (p.10), and also adds to our highly-anticipated Roundup article on luxury love motels in Kaohsiung (p.12). Also joining the team is Colin Brown, our new Assistant Managing Editor. Due to mounting responsibilities at university, Monica Lin has to leave us, but I'd like to thank her for all the time and effort she's put into the job.




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Tainan FUN GUIDE,. Spring, 2008 EDITION:
The long-awaited second edition of Tainan Fun is finally out! I'd like to give a big thank you to all my colleagues in the Taichung office, as well as the former managing editor Steven Crook, it is because of your hard work and assistance, are we able to publish this wonderful guide on lifestyle and living. In this issue, you will find the usual restaurant/bar reviews, but also an article on the mayor's general political report within the last six years of office, as well as an introduction to the National Museum of Taiwanese Literature. Although I've only just moved to this city, I can already sense its charm and beauty. In the year ahead, I'd like to wish everyone good fortunes and joy.

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