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Yes, for this very reason, we decided to make a brief stop in Chaozhou, Pingtung. Setting aside popular dining hotspots, following the guidance of locals, we came to this rather well-known spot in Chaozhou: Memory Lane Humanistic Nostalgia Restaurant.
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Originally named Childhood Memories, Memory Lane Humanistic Nostalgia Restaurant was later renamed—apparently to avoid being mistaken for someone else’s Pingtung branch. In any case, for locals, what matters most is that the food is delicious and worth recommending. It wouldn’t be surprising if it eventually became a certified chain from Pingtung.
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In addition to the first-floor dining area, Memory Lane Humanistic Nostalgia Restaurant also has various sized private rooms and a second-floor dining space. The decor indeed showcases plenty of retro vibes, but it’s clear that the owners either lack artistic flair or have a strong personal taste. Amidst the abundance of nostalgic old items, there are also many artistic creations. Through these various objects, the restaurant authentically constructs a nostalgic atmosphere. Hakka floral fabric is no longer just a pattern on clothing, but also a beautiful decoration hanging from the ceiling.
The first dish to arrive was... french fries with side salad!!!
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