Tsingtao — ol' reliable at banquets, hotpots and sidewalk FamilyMart parties, unless it's those little brown bottles in which case get out of here — has opened a flagship looking spot on Yuyuan Lu. It's called Tsingtao 1903 , referencing the year the brewery was established by Germans in... Read more...
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You know what you're here for. We know what you're here for. Let's get into what's good this weekend for "places-to-be" and "things-to-do." Clubs, bars and parties, mellow jazz, and a Malaysian BBQ pop-up to name just a handful. Friday, October 23 Kaos: Art In The... Read more...
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