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Q: Can anyone recommend any relatively new western restaurants in Beijing?

I keep going to the same handful of western restaurants whenever I crave something not Chinese.  Anyone know of any good western restaurants that aren't too expensive and haven't been around for too long (because then I most likely haven't tried them yet)?

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Have you been to Eudora Station?  If it's anything like the one in Hangzhou, then I don't think I could ever get tired of going there enlightened.  They just opened one in Ningbo this week...gotta find time to get out there and try it.

coffaholic:

There is a Eudora Station in Beijing but I've heard really bad things about their service. It's not particularly renowned for its good food either, compared to the other restaurants around. But thanks for the tip though.

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Yeah, I guess there's just more selection available for you big city folks.  I just hit up the new one in Ningbo last weekend....fantastic!

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