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barbli wants to visit a temple at Local House
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marenaweise wants to visit a temple at Local House
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luciaweiss wants to do some sport at Local House
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Casual workout buddy.
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roselies wants to visit a temple at Local House
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2w ago
Quiet visit, then tea nearby.
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gabrielelamper… wants to visit a temple at Local House
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Quiet visit, then tea nearby.
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krista wants to do some sport at Local House
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leah wants to take a walk at Local House
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valeskaschmitt wants to visit a temple at Local House
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roselies wants to visit a temple at Local House
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Quiet visit, then tea nearby.
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luciaweiss wants to do some sport at Local House
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5mos ago

want to meet at Brew Lab

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hannah wants to drink coffee at Brew Lab
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ellen wants to drink coffee at Brew Lab
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want to meet at The Donut Shop

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gabrielelamper… wants to eat breakfast at The Donut Shop
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malvediefenbac… wants to eat breakfast at The Donut Shop
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malvediefenbac… wants to eat breakfast at The Donut Shop
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Slow morning + good coffee.
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Best bakery near Crumb in Beijing 2026?

fmd_goodCrumb · #bakery #pastries
Visiting Beijing next month and staying near Crumb. Is it worth the trip for the pastries, or should I look elsewhere in the area? Any must try items there? Visiting Beijing next month and staying near Crumb. Is it worth the trip for the pastries, or should I look elsewhere in the area? Any must try items there?
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Image myrjam local ·

Crumb's croissants are decent but I'd honestly walk ten minutes to Baudry instead, the canelés there are the real draw. If you do go, get the kouign-amann early, they sell out by eleven on weekends.

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Image monique local ·

the kouign-amann at Baudry is good but honestly their plain baguette tradition is what keeps me going back, grab one before noon. also the little alley entrance off the side street is easy to walk past, look for the blue awning

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Baguette tradition, 8am sharp.

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Image juliana local ·

that blue awning is basically the landmark, i still miss it half the time when i'm not paying attention. fyi they close mondays, learned that the hard way last week

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Image hannah local ·

Monday closures catch everyone out, and they also shut for most of August, so check the door sign before trekking over.

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Image fini local ·

agreed on baudry but their canelé is better after 3pm when they do the second bake tbh

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Image lili local ·

Their pain au chocolat beats the croissant, fight me

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not wrong but the almond one at le grenier à pain on fuchengmen

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yeah but baudry's croissant aux amandes is teh sleeper pick, hardly anyone mentions it

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Image juliana local ·

ten minutes is optimistic on a saturday, i'd budget twenty & go before the lunch rush

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Sushi prices for foreigners in Beijing 2026

fmd_goodHanami Sushi · #sushi
I'm visiting from Melbourne next month and Hanami Sushi keeps coming up in lists. When I walk in as a foreigner, what's the actual per person rate I should expect to pay versus what locals hand over a… I'm visiting from Melbourne next month and Hanami Sushi keeps coming up in lists. When I walk in as a foreigner, what's the actual per person rate I should expect to pay versus what locals hand over at the same counter? Trying to work out whether the menu price is the real price or if there's a two tier thing going on.
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Same menu price, no foreigner tier.

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Agreed on the menu, but the real gap is service charge and tea. Locals often skip the 10 percent gratuity line because it's not customary here, so your total lands maybe 40 to 60 yuan higher than the couple next to you.

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Image barbli local ·

menu price is the real price, service charge is where it adds up

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Image wangxiao local ·

yeah no two tier thing, but the 10 percent service charge hits everyone equally and some places add it without asking. fwiw the real foreigner tax is booking through a hotel concierge, they'll tack on 50 to 100. just call the shop direct.

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Fair enough but watch the tea and seat charge, those get added on top and nobody warns you.

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Image barbli local ·

Hanami's omakase jumped to 680 last spring.

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Image elisabeth local ·

680 sounds right for the counter, that's the 12 piece set at the Sanlitun branch. Lunch is the smarter move, roughly 380 for a shorter course and the fish is the same that morning.

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Went up again in January, 720 now.

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that's the counter only, tatami room adds 100

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720 after the spring bump, and they now add 10 percent on card but waive it for cash.

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