Gulu Gulu Indigenous Music Restaurant Introduction
Gulu Gulu Music Restaurant, located at the Indigenous Culture Center on the Greenway in front of the Museum of Fine Arts, features an exterior designed with driftwood, conveying a message of harmony between nature and culture. Here, you can savor a combination of traditional Indigenous cuisine and creative dishes, with ingredients sourced from fresh wild vegetables and fruits grown in the New Xing community of Jin Feng Township, Taitung. Some dishes are delivered to the restaurant in limited supply from the New Xing community. Boss Qiu, an Indigenous person from the Paiwan tribe, sings tribal songs while you dine, making you feel the sunlight, ocean, and bountiful fields through his voice, resonating beautifully with nature and the soul. The Gulu Gulu logo depicts a group of people holding hands, symbolizing the integration of different cultures, and aims to spread this wonderful message. With the freshest ingredients, the restaurant creates a feast rich in authentic flavors. The unique rhythm and melody of Gulu Gulu allows you to chew on the deep cultural essence of Indigenous people. Mr. Hai Er Hai, the Indigenous owner, fully showcases his skills in this musical venue, exhibiting Indigenous culinary culture, architectural aesthetics, singing talent, and humor, all perfectly presented at Gulu Gulu Music Restaurant.
