Tainan - TCRC Third Branch, a temple-themed bar and restaurant: Phowa

The word 'Phowa' is Tibetan, meaning the transformation and migration of consciousness energy. As the third branch of TCRC, Phowa is a new type of bar and restaurant derived from TCRC. In addition to cocktails infused with local elements, the dishes are a collaboration with Feng He Da Jiu Jia, making it a true late-night diner! The style of Phowa is vastly different from the old house bar of TCRC. It features a temple folk style, with traditional yet modern graffiti murals. The store sign is a large red embroidered dragon king flag, exuding the local festive atmosphere of Tainan. Upon entering, there is a narrow path with green glowing ground, leading to a stone wall with a circular window in the center, offering a glimpse of the bar and bartenders. The left and right walls feature light sculptures of the Azure Dragon and White Tiger, symbolizing divine beasts guarding the heavenly palace. In short, if you get a chance to book Phowa, you must try it. Whether it's the food, drinks, or the atmosphere, it will be a refreshing experience. Phowa Business hours: 1900-0100 Address: No. 121, Xinmei Street, West Central District, Tainan City