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Q: Specialties food in beijing?

I want buy some food for my girl firend by express . 

but i don't know what is specialty of beijing  . 

is any one have suggestion?

12 years 10 weeks ago in  Food  - Beijing

 
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Peking Duck is generally what they're known for. Here's a list I came up with.

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The beijing Roast Duck is one of the specialty foods. Also, they have lobster! The most expensive lobster I've seen that you can purchase was a king Lobster for 1000 dollars around 6000 RMB. If you want specialty but a cheaper specialty go with the Roast Duck! If you want to really impressive somebody you can get the 1000 dollar King Lobster! 

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