Went to a hot spring resort with two kids in Beitou. The place is a hotel called but is not officially open yet. But we saw quite a few tourists there, mainly from Hong Kong. It had a nice big library near the lobby. The hot spring was OK but I felt it was a bit overpriced. Emi was so excited about her first time hot spring experience that she peed on the floor.
The deal included a Sichuanese meal for two. First, we were taken by hotel staff to the French restaurant. After looking at the menu which did not seem Sichuanese no matter how hard I looked, we discovered the mistake and finally got to the right restaurant for eating 水煮牛肉 and 担担面.
The food was good, but was not very filling, especially because Emi exhibited an unusual appetite, perhaps due to having had so much fun in the water. Dandan noodles were really not bad at all. Most of all, we were able to enjoy the meal in a relaxed atmosphere because Lisa slept all the way through.






The Chapel of the Eucharistic Lord and the Adoration Chapel on the top floor.
The big chapel was packed because the mass was about to begin.
There are seven masses a day. Chinese mass at 10am!
The perpetual adoration chapel was very quiet and comfortable.

A big crowd of people came to have merienda after mass. I had Halo-halo Fiesta in a crepe!





