貓頭鷹廣場

It's considered a scenic restaurant.
Food options: hot pot, fried foods, pizza, waffles, drinks, cocktails.
But actually, there aren't many items to choose from.

The main attraction is soaking your feet while enjoying the night view.
Soaking feet costs 135 per person for one hour.
For an additional 10, you can upgrade to a foot-soaking package (with ginger).

There is no minimum spending for dining.

I came here on a Sunday evening, arriving around 18:30.
I ate while waiting for a foot soaking spot, which was available at about 19:55.
It was just the right amount of time to have a meal and then soak my feet; I didn't have to wait long.

This time, there were two of us.
We ordered a Japanese bonito hot pot for $260 and a platter of fried foods for $200.
Soaking feet cost $(135+10) * 2.
The total cost was $750.

The food was quite standard.
The main purpose is to enjoy the night view.
The weather was nice, and the view was very spacious and beautiful at night.
Soaking my feet was very comfortable and good for the body.
The prices aren't expensive, and the overall experience here is pleasant and comfortable.
The only downside is that in the winter, it's all outdoors, and the breeze can be a bit chilly.

Minimum spending is $135/person (for soaking feet).
The food choices are flexible; there's no strict requirement on that, which is quite nice!
However, outside food is not allowed; no outside food or drinks.

There is a big, cute store dog here!

The entire environment is very clean, especially the restrooms, which are bright and nice.
Some scenic spots tend to be quite dimly lit.