Shinbi Street's Unique Bar - Order Drinks with CD Albums: Kohaku

The naming logic of the establishment: 'Kohaku' means sound, which is the theme, as reflected in the design of the drink menu or the selection of audio equipment, which is particularly meticulous; the interior uses many amber-colored elements to echo the 'Kohaku' in its name. As the establishment describes, upon entering Kohaku, one is immediately drawn to the acrylic-like translucent amber wave boards that attract the eye, hanging like ribbons from the ceiling, coupled with the amber-colored frosted partitions in the seating area, adding a touch of enchantment to the space, which is quite distinctive. The drink menu design is also creative, using early transparent music CD cases, with the album covers replaced by four major categories of cocktails, ranging from light to strong, from sour to bitter, categorized into: Earth's Echo, Flower's Echo, Tea's Echo, and Forest's Echo, which are very easy to understand. I remember ordering the Red Jungle with roselle and cranberry foam, perhaps because of its lower alcohol content? I heard it's opened by the well-known bar #Cage, but on weekends there's a minimum charge of two drinks per person, which I found a bit too much. Kohaku Business Hours: 2000-0200 Address: No. 39, Shinmei Street, West Central District, Tainan City Average Spending: $600-800