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City Weekend Editors Pics
These are the editors choice from City Weekend for dining out in Beijing. Enjoy !
Beijing > Listings > Dining
Trueway- Wed, 20 Aug 2008 06:18:41 -0000
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Dining >
Homestyle Chinese
City Weekend says: Come here for the novelty of eating in a cinema-themed restaurant. The food isn't award-winning, but there are a few standouts such as Xing Yuan (??), an appetizer of fava bean paste drizzled with strawberry jam (suspicious-sounding but surprisingly tasty and perfect for dessert, actually) and A Fish Named Wanda, crispy-perch cooked in aluminum foil. |
Cajole- Thu, 18 Dec 2008 07:25:25 -0000
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Dining >
Fine Wine
Contributor Description: A sophisticated wine & cigar bar offering a large variety of wines, live music and a private tasting room. 
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The Whole Soul Bakery- Tue, 06 Oct 2009 09:17:51 -0000
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Dining >
Vegetarian
City Weekend says: This bakery, run by an American and an Australian, makes a range of healthy wheat- and dairy-free desserts, with no added sugar or preservatives, as well as vegan options. |
Beijing Goodies- Sun, 23 Jul 2006 13:09:21 -0000
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Dining >
Delivery
City Weekend says: This third party delivery service teams up with local Western restaurants to bring dinner to your door. Order online, budget an hour for delivery, gratuity and the each restaurant's minimum order amount. |
Ginkgo Tree- Fri, 18 Feb 2011 06:32:15 -0000
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Dining >
Vegetarian
City Weekend says: With a growing menu that runs the gamut from mock-meat entrées to raw desserts, this unpretentious, affordable joint has something for everyone, whether you?re a bona fide seitan worshipper or just tired of finding pork where you least expect it. Good for a solid vegetarian menu without the flashy theatrics of Pure Lotus. 
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Tuanjiehu- Mon, 26 Nov 2007 04:24:42 -0000
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Japanese
City Weekend says: This charming, tastefully decorated restaurant offers excellent Japanese fare, alongside an extensive sake list. Don't miss the grilled eel with rice or the homemade tofu. The sushi is also very good. Service is commendable. 
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Pie House- Fri, 26 Feb 2010 02:33:33 -0000
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Dining >
Dessert
City Weekend says: Born out of one American's frustration with not being able to find pies in Beijing, this pie delivery service bakes fresh goodies daily and delivers free to anywhere within the Fourth Ring Rd, as well as Wudaokou. The crust is beautifully flakey and can be customized to one's preference. Especially popular are the apple and banana creme pies. 
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Bread of Life Bakery- Tue, 24 Nov 2009 03:31:57 -0000
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Dining >
Dessert
City Weekend says: This bakery, run by an American couple, provides jobs for handicapped foster children. The cinnamon rolls and carrot cake are top-notch, and there are a range of breads, pies, cookies and other treats available. Profits are donated to help orphans and other children who have orthopedic needs. |
Take 5 Restaurant- Wed, 05 Sep 2007 09:39:28 -0000
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Dining >
European
City Weekend says: This little cafe is the perfect place to take a breather after a long day of Silk Street shopping. The menu features pizzas, sandwiches and Finnish meat pies. Perfect for a post splurge snack. |
Italian Cottage- Tue, 12 Aug 2008 04:49:35 -0000
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Dining >
Delivery
City Weekend says: This family-run restaurant no longer exists, but continues to do very reliable deliveries. 
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Niajo- Mon, 16 Nov 2009 04:52:24 -0000
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Dining >
Spanish
City Weekend says: Paella's the star of the show at this inviting Spanish restaurant. Other food offerings are above average, and you'll find Valencian specialties and indulgent delicacies like Iberico ham. The wine list is quite extensive and the service impressive. 
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Adaxi- Wed, 01 Jul 2009 08:35:15 -0000
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Dining >
Xinjiang
City Weekend says: This 24 hour spot, while not known for its hygiene or service, attracts a bustling crowd happy to guzzle Qingdaos at all hours and munch on delicious chicken wings, nanding kaorou and very generous portions of dapanji and dapan niurou. Perfect for those who need a blast of Xinjiang spice after a night out on the town. |
Peeking Panda- Wed, 02 Dec 2009 09:33:30 -0000
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Dining >
Dessert
City Weekend says: Run by British expat Vicky Cox, this home bakery can make make themed cakes featuring your kids' favorite cartoons. Cox possesses a Wilton certificate and comes highly recommended online by members of Beijing Cafe. |
Morphy- Thu, 10 Dec 2009 03:45:06 -0000
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Dining >
Delivery
City Weekend says: This online cake company sells a large range of cakes and pies and boasts a Danish head chef. The website is all in Chinese, although the names of the desserts are written in English. |
lynx- Tue, 30 Dec 2008 05:53:41 -0000
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Dining >
Beijing
Contributor Description: I am very glad to come here,Beijing is a beautiful city,and I like it very much. |
Tasty Taste- Sat, 04 Dec 2004 07:34:00 -0000
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Dining >
Cafés
City Weekend says: This easy-to-overlook café lives up to its name with a divine range of tempting cheese cakes. Favorites include blueberry and coffee, but the great range of flavors calls for a sampling of all. But if you ask us, the ice cream and the Illy coffee are overpriced. A minimalist patio and great location bordering Worker's Stadium make Tasty Taste a great impromptu summertime patio haunt. Perfect for a late night dessert fix. 
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Palm Springs- Tue, 08 Jul 2008 07:30:22 -0000
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Dining >
Sandwiches & Delis
City Weekend says: Sandwiches in America always seem to have too much meat. Subway in China does not have that problem. With choices varying from meatball and chicken teriyaki subs to veggie wraps and garden salad Subway may not be the best sandwich ever, but it's consistent, reliable and numerous. |
Da Gui- Fri, 09 Dec 2005 07:39:00 -0000
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Dining >
Guizhou
City Weekend says: Carved out of converted hutong, this restaurant's mouth-wateringly tart Guizhou dishes are perennial crowd pleasers. The sour fish soup is unforgettable with its fresh, tender fish poached in a rich and fragrant hot broth. Other specialties like the sour vegetables with fish-root and fried fern cake. |
Pudao Wines- Fri, 02 Dec 2011 06:51:12 -0000
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Dining >
Fine Wine
City Weekend says: One of the best spots for wine tasting in the city, this retail shop offers a changing selection of 20 wines in Enomatic machines, and boasts an impressive selection of over 600 labels. Start your tasting by purchasing a RMB300 member card, RMB200 which goes toward Enomatic credit. There are also regular wine tasting events. 
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LowCal Bento- Thu, 17 Jun 2010 04:35:10 -0000
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Dining >
Delivery
City Weekend says: This delivery service brings nutritionally balanced lunchbox sets to those within 2 km of Jianwai SOHO. The food is edible and should satisfy plenty of CBD office workers, but the presentation and taste are both reminiscent of airplane food. LowCal Bento isn't recommend for picky eaters. 
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363 Hangzhou Food- Sat, 21 Mar 2009 07:29:01 -0000
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Dining >
Zhejiang
City Weekend says: Light and simple flavors of Zhejiang/Hangzhou cuisine comes together at this restaurant. Featuring everything from the painstakingly slow cooked beggar's chicken to the dongpo pork and spicy pig tails, this modestly decorated restaurant serves honest good food without the frills. |
Cuisine cuisine- Sun, 29 Jan 2012 06:47:13 -0000
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Dining >
Cantonese & Dim Sum
Contributor Description: Astonishing value for this fine cantonese restaurant where we went by chance this sunday for lunch, as next door yan can cook was closed. Very attentive service, dumplings amongst the best we've had outside of hong kong, a crispy and flavorful roasted pigeon and even a subtile chao zhou style pork tongue. Went looking on the net and saw that the hk branch has two michelin stars. No wonder... Menu start at 138 rmb, and we also took some of tge week end dim sums. A la carte has too many endangered animals for my taste... |
Suelle Cupcake- Wed, 22 Dec 2010 05:07:41 -0000
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Dining >
Dessert
City Weekend says: This delivery-only bakery makes a large selection of cupcakes, as well as cakes, cookies, cream puffs and more. Delivery is only available for the Wangjing, Lido and Upper East Side areas. Otherwise, you must pick up the goods yourself. Minimum order RMB200. |
Beijing GLP Merchant Co. Ltd.- Sat, 06 Jan 2007 11:43:16 -0000
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Dining >
Fine Wine
City Weekend says: Australian Premium Wines Specialist. The largest collection of boutique family owned wines in China. Specialising in corporate gift and functions. Australian wine is the undisputed best value in the world.....come and see what all the fuss is about. Henderson Shopping Centre, Wine Cellar, Level 3, Chang An Rd, Dong Cheng District. One of the very few temperature controlled cellars in Beijing. 
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Cafe Bernice- Tue, 24 Jan 2012 04:56:33 -0000
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Dining >
Cafés
Contributor Description: There is a lot going on in CBD, especially around Central Park. Between now and Feb. 29, Cafe Bernice offers 20 percent off everything on the menu. That's also the problem. Cafe Bernice has fairly nice selection of menu items ? I am a fan of the eggs benedict ? which for the moment are moderately priced. But as soon as that discount disappears, one has to ask themselves why go to Bernice? |
Hello Kitty Dreams- Mon, 05 Dec 2011 05:17:54 -0000
Category:
Dining >
Cafés
City Weekend says: Beijing's Hello Kitty-themed restaurant is as pink and adorable as you'd expect, with images of everyone's favorite Sanrio character on everything from the soap dispenser to the napkins. Food, unfortunately, is quite horrible, and very overpriced. A very expensive, very cute photo op. 
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East Wine Cellar- Mon, 02 Jan 2012 08:11:01 -0000
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Dining >
Global Cuisine
City Weekend says: This freestanding restaurant and bar complex features a shockingly classy and attractive Renaissance/Gothic European-style decor. There are around 1,000 wines on offer, and a decent menu of light Chinese and French food. Stay tuned for a full review. |
Iki Barbeque- Thu, 28 Jul 2011 10:02:19 -0000
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Dining >
Korean
City Weekend says: One of the most exciting places to eat in Shuangjing, this contemporary Korean restaurant offers excellent ambiance and service. The menu centers around Korean barbecue, with some elements of other Asian and Western cuisines. Don't miss the bibimbap with mozzarella. Drinks are also very good. 
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TRB Temple Restaurant Beijing- Fri, 02 Sep 2011 07:22:37 -0000
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Dining >
European
City Weekend says: Opened by former Maison Boulud GM Ignace Lecleir, and housed in a 600-year-old temple, this restaurant impresses with its outstanding ambiance and service. The menu offers exquisitely presented European dishes, with relatively small portions, and rich, bold flavors. 
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SALT- Mon, 03 Dec 2007 20:09:20 -0000
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Dining >
Mediterranean
City Weekend says: The restaurant's stylishly lit and furnished interior sets the stage for an eclectic selection of contemporary cuisine that doesn't sacrifice taste in the pursuit of innovation. A non-smoking section makes this an ideal spot for diners who don't want a side of nicotine with their meal. Don't leave without trying the Gaby Alves' signature cocktails, the spicy bloody Mary and SALTgarita. 
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