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adelle

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Q: Any good non chinese restaurants in Chengdu?

9 years 16 weeks ago in Food - Chengdu

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sally_rat

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peter’s tex-mex is good when you need some Mexican, la sud is really popular, with good French food.

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sally_rat

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peter’s tex-mex is good when you need some Mexican, la sud is really popular, with good French food.

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9 years 16 weeks ago

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Dave's Pizzeria (Bisafong) Pizza
Fiesta Thai (Feichang Tai Taiguo Fengwei Canting) Thai
Grandma's Kitchen (Zumu de Chufang) American
Tandoor Indian Cuisine (Tengduer Yindu Canting) Indian
Xizang Fengqing Wu Napali/ Tibetan

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9 years 9 weeks ago

donnie3857

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KFC, McD, Pizza Hut,

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2 years 42 weeks ago

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This is a strange question seeing as you’ve now lived in Chengdu 6 years!

http://answers.echinacities.com/question/place-buy-imported-food-chengdu

odd how these odd accounts spring back to life? Hey Admin, how many more dormant accounts do you have?

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2 years 42 weeks ago

Hotwater

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PS... have you never heard of TripAdvisor? A quick look on there gives 8 Indian, 57 Japanese, 16 Italian, 6 French, 12 Thai, etc...

pointless question again

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2 years 42 weeks ago

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