2010 Jan 28 Food Fight is Back – Review Beijing’s Best & Worst Restaurants

Got something to say about Beijing’s best bakery? Need to holler about that horrible hot pot on the weekend? Need to gush about that gorgeous Guizhou? Now’s your chance! After a short hiatus over the holiday season the Food Fight is back.
It’s time to plunge back into the Beijing restaurant scene and get posting those reviews. The best review each week will earn the winner a fantastic prize, and the review will be posted on the Beijinger blog.
Reviewing is easy – just register as a user, find the restaurant in our directory and click “Add a Review” to the right of the restaurant write-up. This week’s winner will be announced next Thursday. This week you’re competing for a pair of ski passes to Nanshan Ski Village.
Now FIGHT!!
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