World's Best Chinese Food


	World's Best Chinese Food

Rebecca Ruiz

5-9-2008 4:30 PM

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Rebecca Ruiz says:

In preparation for the summer Olympics, or just to inspire a night out in Chinatown, check out this partial list of the best food in Beijing.

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5-13-2008 6:49 AM

juliedawn

That sounds good, I have tasted authentic Chinese food, and would love to eat at a restaurant in China. In Australia, there are "real" Chinese restaurants and "Aussie" chinese restaurants. I'd rather not go to the Aussie ones.

5-13-2008 7:31 AM

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