Premium cuisine meets virtual golf: Taipei’s luxury dining venue opens on November 18

By MOOK Travel Life Network’s Li Xinyi, compiled and reported

 

Recognizing the consumption potential of high-end dining clientele in Taiwan, the Asian Culinary Group has invested hundreds of millions to launch “Green Park,” a 400-ping (approximately 1,320 m²) integrated dining and entertainment space in Xinyi District. Alongside live music, rare wine tastings, and top-tier French cuisine, the venue also features a 3D indoor virtual golf simulator and offers freshly flown-in oysters from France, available all day. A lavish culinary experience will officially debut on November 18.

Ocean J, founder of Green Park, stated that the venue aims to provide a “one-stop destination” for those who enjoy golf, gourmet food, fine wines, and music. To deliver high-caliber cuisine, Green Park has specially invited Chef Chen Lan-Shu, head chef of L’Atelier de Joel Robuchon Taichung—Taiwan’s only restaurant listed in France’s prestigious Relais & Châteaux—to curate the menu, which changes weekly. Professional mixologists are also on hand to recommend wine pairings. Lunch sets range from approximately NT$680 to NT$880, while afternoon tea for two costs NT$980 plus a 10% service charge. Beyond tasting wine, Green Park also hosts wine appreciation events every Monday, offering limited-edition rare vintages by the glass to guests who book in advance. One of Green Park’s proudest offerings is its all-day supply of premium French oysters, served at a dedicated oyster bar, with each oyster priced between NT$300 and NT$500.

One of the most unique features of the restaurant is its seven golf simulators—imported from the United States, South Korea, and Taiwan—each capable of simulating over 100 golf courses. These machines are also used by professional players abroad and are considered high-end training equipment. On-site professional instructors are available to assist, ensuring that the game is not affected by weather or time. Ocean J proudly noted that Green Park is likely the only venue in Taiwan to combine such golfing facilities with entertainment. As such, guests can enjoy a friendly match while sipping fine wine, sampling oysters, and more. Additionally, Green Park has hired Hollywood singer Blaise Smith to perform live every Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday. International DJs will also take the stage during weekend party hours on Wednesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays, offering Taipei residents a new, luxurious option for gourmet entertainment.