Credit cards not accepted. Those who like their dishes and cutlery to have some substance and heft will find the complete absence of Styrofoam and plastic delightful, while the lacquered tables and chairs, wooden roof beams and languid ceiling fans add to the refined atmosphere. At The Next, lunches have a tendency of stretching well into the afternoon. Among this writer's favorites dishes are the Mexican turnovers and the nutty beef salad. But as a sign outside the restaurant proclaims, the menu is revised often and surprises await those who have been away.
Meals come with juice, tea or a bottomless cup of coffee included.
Beers, wines and cocktails are also available. The range of desserts is narrow, but should satisfy most gluttons try the Omelet Confiture if you're not on a diet. Turn up, start in and pig out. This story has been viewed 607 times. The Taipei Times.