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smoglife

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Shifu

Q: Where can I get a GOOD british fry up in Beijing?

Anyone know a cafe where I can get a british fry up. I tried the pick and choose menu at Alba and its OK, but not the best. And Capital M is way too expensive. Help me out. I'm tired of having to cook it myself on a hungover Sunday morning. I will to travel so name me any joint.

12 years 44 weeks ago in Food - Beijing

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CARLGODWIN1983

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TGI Fridays is in Beijing.

Will try and find out the name of the station that you need to go to. Is quite close to the centre, I believe.

smoglife:

Now that would be a little luxury!!

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CARLGODWIN1983:

There are two in Chaoyuan.

http://www.google.co.uk/#newwindow=1&q=tgi+fridays+beijing

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HaHe

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I think you may try Alfie's which is located in Parkview Green. it offers great British foods. For more: http://english.visitbeijing.com.cn/food/exotic/n214891269.shtml

You can get more information about on http://english.visitbeijing.com.cn/index.shtml and i am sure there will be one that suits you.

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sorrel

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try Paddy O Shea's

Irish pub, but with good food

and a great quiz night

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