To my German-speaking friends out there...
You will be happy to know that today, as I was walking from the Zhongxiao Xinsheng metro station to Da'an Park, I discovered Gasthaus zum Adler German Cuisine.
posted by Eli @ 12:27 AM
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2 Comments:
Zum Adler, jaja. Do the waitresses run around in Dirndl? And do they play Schunkelmusik? Do they serve water or beer? A month ago or so a German restaurant opened at one end of the Mare-bridge near my room: suddenly there was an awful noise, which went on and on and on. When I finally surrendered and packed my stuff to go to a a far away cafe (Burgerzaken) I passed the noise...some Bavarian-dressed men blew horns for the opening of that suspicious looking German 'Kneipe'. Anyway, we are going to try it soon (then I have a funny story to tell at dinner-table when I visit my parents in Germany). Tschüß!
I don't actually go in; it just caught my eye.
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