Jen Ping, a favorite snack of night market goers. Where to Eat For a more rustic atmosphere, which recreates what dining out in Taipei might have been like a few decades ago, Black Brother Dog Restaurant is worth a visit. The restaurant is furnished with an eclectic assortment of benches, chairs, and tables, which lends a feeling of friendly disorder to the place. Service is casual, but generally friendly. For a more upscale Taiwanese dining experience, the success of the Green Leaf chain of restaurants suggests that they are doing something right.
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The service is abrupt but efficient, and prices are somewhat steep. The third type of venue is the beer house. Beer houses in Taiwan offer an acoustically-challenging dining experience but are a popular choice for any large group of people unsure of where best to eat. Generally catering to a younger crowd, beer houses offer casual ambiance and basic traditional Taiwanese fare. One of the more well-known establishments in Taipei is Indian.