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anonymous
Q: What popular bars do foreigners meet at?
13 years 14 weeks ago in Arts & Entertainment - Shenzhen
McCawley's Irish Bar & Restaurant is quite good. Check out their website here: (http://www.mccawleysirishbar.com/)
Otherwise I once went to a place called D'Club, which wasn't bad at all. You can google it.
D'Club is funzies, I went there a lot with friendz. Service good, reminds me of my coutariez
try douban.com there you can know a lot of bars and parties
The Terrace in Shekou has great music, tons of expats with a healthy dose of locals that can afford 35rmb drinks and like western culture.
Tuesday's are 2 for 1 SML's all day.
Why in the hell would you want to meet foreigner they are nothing but player and loser back home. hang with the Chinese, you will make better friends.
bennyfulltrack:
Because......YOU as Loron can practice English and YOUR picture will look better. Now go and look in the mirror, come back ASAP and tell the truth.
thedude:
freakboy, I agree as all my friends are locals here, but sometimes I need the fix of good western music and drinks. The expats I have met here are freakin crazy. benny....what the hell does that mean?
freakboy:
Man some people are easy to rile up here, take a pill benny, the comment was a joke. What happened did it hit too close to home? I happen to be one of those foreigners living here but if you are a prime example of the rest, my comments stands. MEH to you.
This means that he (freakboy) as Loron (=Local moron) can practice English when he hangsout with Forons (=Foreigner moron) and when taking a picture toghether (Loron & Moron) with the fake Iphone. It will look better.
PS: Dude if you still don't get it, please be advised and see a doctor immediately.
freakboy:
Man you got some serous issues, as it stands I am not local but Canadian, hell i am not even Chinese, you need to take a pill and get a sense of humor. PS learn who to answer to the thread. What a knob.
