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Café de la Poste Revamps Menu, Keeps Same Old Messy Charm | the Beijinger

Café de la Poste Revamps Menu, Keeps Same Old Messy Charm | the Beijinger: Truth be told, I haven't been to Café de la Poste since my more untoward, fresh-little-face-in-Dongcheng days – times when my body could run on nothing more than two baozi and 10 glasses of Beijing draft beer (the fact that they were 5 kuai a pop didn't hurt).


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