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標題[新聞] 國外媒體介紹台灣A380空中廚房餐廳
時間Tue Jan 27 13:38:04 2009
No turbulence at A380 superjumbo restaurant
January 26, 2009 - 3:39PM
Imagine boarding a plane without security checks or even tickets and more
importantly, there's more than just fish or chicken for dinner.
Set in a dull commercial building in central Taipei, the A380 In-Flight
Kitchen looks and functions like an airline in many ways, expect that it
serves a regular restaurant menu of Western food, sometimes in plastic trays.
(Photos: Inside the A380 restaurant)
Since November, the restaurant has been packing in wannabe passengers, who
sit in soft speckled blue seats with headrests covered in white napkins and
under oval-shaped windows. Locked white baggage compartments hang overhead.
Waitresses dressed as flight attendants take meal orders for filet mignon or
waffles, as well as the customary fish and chicken. Staff say "welcome
aboard" to customers and issue boarding passes to those who must wait for a
table.
Of the 84 seats, 20 are "first class" or set aside for groups with advanced
bookings, and the place is often overbooked, said business operations manager
Emily Lu.
"There are customers who come in and say 'is this real airline food? Airline
food doesn't taste good,'" Lu said, adding that they had turned a profit.
The restaurant, in Taipei's university quarter, opened after owner Yang
Mao-hui figured that he could ride some of the Airbus A380's recent fame in
the aviation industry by offering a simulated experience, Lu said.
The diner decor cost about T$7 million (A$310,000), she added.
"The kids like flying, so coming here gives them that experience," said
regular customer Wu Shu-hua, 44.
"It looks exactly like an airplane, but the food should be a bit more
extensive here," added first-time lunch customer Vivian Mo, 14, who had just
ordered a soup and salad.
The Airbus A380, billed as the most spacious passenger aircraft in the world,
began flying commercially in October 2007.
Airbus has no actual stake in the restaurant, Lu said.
Taiwan has a smorgasboard of theme diners, including one modeled after a
hospital ward, one that holds puppet shows and two that seat customers on
toilet bowls.
http://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/travel/travel-news/
no-turbulence-at-a380-superjumbo-restaurant-20090126-7pv7.html
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不想看上面的英文, 想看中文介紹的話, 就自行google 一下了.
不過小弟隨便提供幾個連結
1. Fabg's blog
http://www.wretch.cc/blog/fabg/9225828
2.
http://netshull1024.pixnet.net/blog/post/22593069
3.
http://tw.myblog.yahoo.com/annchc04-20061009/article?mid=27688
不少人的網誌會提到這家主題餐廳. 就自己google 一下喔.
PS-本篇非廣告文, 但版大若覺得不妥,請告知那小弟會儘速刪除之. thanks.
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※ 編輯: nyrnu 來自: 114.137.185.223 (01/27 13:41)
推 BlueSunLight:ok的 別緊張 感謝分享科科 01/27 15:08
推 afl5b: FOOD Bun said... It's a big landmine XD... 01/27 17:13
推 biocement:公館?不過擺設不夠擬真啦 01/27 18:03
推 iamyenc:最好對這餐廳不要有太大的期望.... 01/27 18:25
推 DR2900:其實整個氣氛還不錯..算是有用心規劃的餐廳XD 01/27 22:32