My Humble House Hospitality Management Consulting Co Ltd (寒舍餐旅管理顧問) expects its new restaurant to benefit from strong foot traffic at the Taipei World Trade Center’s Nangang Exhibition Hall.
The new all-you-can-eat restaurant, Raku Kitchen (寒舍樂廚), has 250 seats and is to open today.
The restaurant is the third operated by My Humble House in Taipei, following the launch of two Thai-cuisine restaurants — Sukhothai (蘇可泰) at Shin Kong Mitsukoshi Department Store Co’s (新光三越百貨) Xinyi Place (台北信義新天地) and A ROY DEE By Sukhothai (泰喜歡) at Breeze Center (微風廣場).
“The company has invested more than NT$10 million [US$330,690] in the restaurant,” Tom Lee (李博承), a sales office director at My Humble House, told a media briefing yesterday.
A Taiwan External Trade Development Council forecast says the Nangang Exhibition Hall could attract more than 2 million visitors this year.
Lee said a recent semiconductor conference led to a high turnover rate for the restaurant during its trial run period.
The company operates Sheraton Grande Taipei Hotel (台北喜來登大飯店) and Le Meridien Taipei (台北寒舍艾美酒店).
By the end of the year, the company is to relaunch the banquet hall at the Nangang Exhibition Hall, which is to offer banquet service of between 28 and 30 tables, with a restaurant featuring Chinese cuisine.
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