Could be anything.
We need a Korean spa, a good Cajun restaurant, etc.
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Actual Shawarma
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A good mini golf
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Is a mini golf at Dajia riverside park.
Have to take your own club and balls.
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Lebanese restaurant
More nicer brew pub, brasserie places that do good food and brunch
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There’s a shawarma place across from 小巨蛋 that uses what looks something like banhmi rolls. 
It’s shite. Concrete surface so the balls bounce out all the time.
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A mesquite grilled fish restaurant where fresh fish is grilled over open flames.
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A decent bowling alley in a central location?
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I remember taking some visitors to that bowling alley near Jiantan MRT. Calling it run down at that time would be polite. No idea what it looks like now.
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That bowling alley is still decrepit, at least they serve big bottles of beer.
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Good second hand clothing stores, bodegas with cats, Taco Bell, cannabis dispensaries. 
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Yea… wrong culture. Perhaps if we get a huge number of American immigrants who actually STAYS rather than go back in 2 years, we’ll see more of these type of restaurants. Otherwise, Taiwanese prefers yaniku style grilling which is more Japanese… When in Rome…
It’s still run down. I mean after all bowling is basically a niche sport in Taiwan, in a country where few do sports.
Haven’t had the runs in Taiwan for a long time, Taco Bell would definitely fix this.
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A delicious treat and weight loss plan all in one!
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Sometimes the decrepit places have charm. Especially if they’re still selling big bottles of beer as @Cmkzmb mentioned.
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Every basketball court I pass by is full of people. Every riverside path is full of people biking and jogging. Every baseball field has teams in it. What are you talking about?
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Did any celebrity get famous bowling?
There’s your answer.
Top golf
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There’s definitely an upward trend too. I’m seeing more and more people jogging. Not just weird strained looking fast-walking too, actual jogging.