Hooters



Hooters is a fun diversion for some comfort food and girl watching. They are true to the theme of their franchise, including the decor, table settings, and especially the waitresses in tight t-shirts and short orange shorts. Service was good even on a busy Saturday night. They also put on a hula-hoop and limbo performance. Their website is only in Chinese, but you can preview the waitresses at http://www.hooters.com.tw/

Getting to Hooters: Located on Qingcheng St. a short distance from the Nanjing East MRT Station on the Brown-Muzha Line, walk straight out of the exit and it will be on your right.
Address:
Taipei City, Songshan District, Qingcheng Street, No. 18 / 台北市松山區慶城街18號 / Táiběi Shì, Qìngchéng Jiē 18 hào

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