Posts tagged with ‘music’

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Baby Face

August 13, 2006
Baby face logo

Baby Face is one of the most popular nightclubs in town, with locations across China. Getting here is not a problem. Mention the name 'Baby face' to a taxi driver and they will instantly know.

Baby Face is split into two sections. The first, Dong Gong (or Eastern Paradise), is populated mostly with 30 - 40 year olds and plays disco-style music. The second, Xi Gong (Western Paradise), has a younger population and is a lot busier with R&B/hit music playing.

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Backstreet Jazz Bar & Restaurant

August 13, 2006

The Backstreet Jazz Bar is a two storey architecurally impressive glass building set inside a bamboo forest. A lower ‘Jazz’ floor opens out into a small upstairs restaurant area, and the two are joined together, and with the outside world, by a complicated series of stairs, bridges, and sliding doors. The decor is dark, metallic, and subdued, with lots of glass and mirrors. Live jazz-style music is served up every night.

The restaurant ostensibly serves Latin-American styled food, although it borders on the generic American Italian. The prices are high and portions are small. Drinks, although available in a wide array of forms, are equally served in small quantities. Ask for a glass of wine and you’ll think yourself the butt of a joke; drink it fast otherwise the meagre serving will evaporate.

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Red Square - Russian Restaurant & Bar

August 12, 2006
Red Square food

Guangzhou's only Russian restaurant has everything from vodka, music, and dancing, as well as its large menu of Russian cuisine. Perfect for Russian expats.

Although the quality of food is generally good, the staff are not friendly and do hover incessantly, to the point of outright watching you as you eat. It will help if you have a familiarity with Russian food as the menu gives you no help as to what combinations you should pick. Try and come later in the evening as before 8pm the place is dead and very uncomfortable.

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Latina Restaurant

August 12, 2006
A Latin inspired restaurant with different kinds of BBQ-style meats, a free salad, and live music every evening. Buffet lunch will set you back 38, and 68 in the evening
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1920 German Restaurant

August 12, 2006
Restaurant exterior

The reason for this restaurant’s name is that it was built in 1920 by some Germans, and has since then become Guangzhou’s centre for all things Germanic.

As you would expect, the restaurant serves up a fine selection of German food, with imported beers (the 'PulanerWeissBeer' is popular) and sausages. Portions are generally small.

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