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Q: Quality foie gras in Beijing?

I was wandering if anyone know any good place where I can buy foie gras in Beijing. I would prefer it fresh, or as fresh as it can be. Thanks a lot!

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I dont know where in Beijing to find it, but I will say that you should look out for fakes. I was in a restaurant the other day and I saw it on the menu for somewhere around 20RMB. I dont know much about the price of it, but Im damn sure that a dish of it at a restaurant should be more than that if its real.

 

ohh... and just because it is expensive also doesnt mean its real here

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ChiasseCoulante:

thanks for the tip! I get some whenever our children come to visit us, but it would be nice to find a place where i can buy some!

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stan118:

this  stuff is very expensive back in london, still dont understand why.

but i dont see why it would be in china since you can buy meat very cheaply 

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