Beijing plan to provide a list of 300 ‘Tasty Restaurants’ to be recommended to foreign guests attending the Beijing Olympic Games. 148 are already in the list with amongst others Quanjude Roast Duck Restaurant (全聚德) and Moscow Restauran... ...full story at Today in China
from Today in China on Mon, Mar 19 2007
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