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Q: Russian/ Ukrainian restaurants

I saw lots of Russian/ Ukrainians in China. Do they have many restaurants? I like home made perogies/petahe.
 I had the worst pizza ever in a Russian's bar.

12 years 33 weeks ago in  Food  - China

 
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Yeah there are quite a lot of Russian restaurants in China especially in Harbin which is so close to Russia. There are also a number of Russian restaurants in Beijing that I know of in the Dongzhimen area close to the Russian Embassy and there's a nightclub called Chocolate which is run by Russians and features Russian dancers. 

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Im still not convince with Russian food. Any suggestions that can change my mind?

TedDBayer:

perogies are a bid like Chinese dumplings ( i think better) served with buttered onions and bacon bits and covered in sour cream,, then there cabbage rolls, borscht ( beet soup), these are the most common,,jelly donuts are Ukrianian,,, kielbasa - a sausage, lots of things, I like a whole cooked wheat in cream and honey,, i'm a UKe, special meals were always larger, these are just side dishes.

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