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Q: What's your favorite western restaurant in Beijing?

Where do you guys like to go out the most to eat some good foreign food?

13 years 48 weeks ago in  Food  - China

 
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I'm not sure it counts as "Western" per se, but I am quite fond of Bite-a-pita on Sanlitun bar street. It's the cheapest good Mediterranean cuisine in the city.

 

For pizza, my vote is Gung-Ho Pizza in Lido.

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Gung Pizza as you said is a top notch pizza place

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I know it sounds lame but Subway is my favorite. Gives me that quick western food fix but still at a reasonable price. 

 

Not sure I have a favorite western restaurant really since they all tend to be pretty expensive I usually don't eat at them much. Maybe 2-3 times a year I'll go try some out. Never really found any that I thought "wow this is amazing!"

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