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The Regent Taipei’s online reservation system goes live – Book a table at Park Lane and get a NT$100 voucher

Published: 2026-09-24 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-09-24 — The Regent Taipei, which boasts 13 restaurants, has officially launched its dedicated online restaurant reservation system. As part of the initial rollout, the popular all-you-can-eat buffet restaurant “Park Lane” is now available for online bookings. To encourage guests to use this new system, a “Book One, Get NT$100” promotion will be held until August 31. Every guest who reserves a spot online will receive a NT$100 dining voucher valid for self-service meals. These vouchers can be used at Park Lane, HowToTrip, Thai Market at Taipei Xinyi Shin Kong Mitsukoshi, and Eataly Cucina at J’s Hotel Taipei Main Station until December 29, redeemable for NT$100 off your meal.


▲ The Regent Taipei Park Lane. (Photo / Huang Shih-yuan)

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The Regent Taipei, which boasts 13 restaurants, has officially launched its dedicated online restaurant reservation system. As part of the initial rollout, the popular all-you-can-eat buffet restaurant “Park Lane” is now available for online bookings. To encourage guests to use this new system, a “Book One, Get NT$100” promotion will be held until August 31. Every guest who reserves a spot online will receive a NT$100 dining voucher valid for self-service meals. These vouchers can be used at Park Lane, HowToTrip, Thai Market at Taipei Xinyi Shin Kong Mitsukoshi, and Eataly Cucina at J’s Hotel Taipei Main Station until December 29, redeemable for NT$100 off your meal.

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