Of all the restaurants I’ve featured recently, the Merton Restaurant in Taiwan has got to be the most unusual. Chocolate sundaes will never be the same. (Sorry about the brief advert at the beginning.)
Don’t think I’ll be going there soon. ☺
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December 19, 2009 by jama
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My thoughts exactly.
What do they have in the restrooms–fixtures shaped like salad bowls and soup tureens?
Tanita Says
Dieters paradise???
LOL! It’s interesting how people actually like eating at this place.
Re: Tanita Says
Works for me!
This place takes the old in-one-end-and-out-the-other adage to a whole new level!
Indeed. I was just wondering whether male customers leave the toilet seat up!
What is the bit we’re pretending not to see?
Bit? What bit?
Appears to be a secret code of some sort . . .
I asked my friend about this restaurant but she’s not from Taipei so she hasn’t see it. I think it would be an interesting experience to eat there just once … but then again, maybe not!
It would probably be interesting to go there in person and observe how all the other customers are reacting. This is a good example of how strong the “mind” is, how we are thoroughly conditioned to react a certain way. The dishes the foods are served in are clean receptacles, yet their shapes tell us we shouldn’t be eating out of them.