Hey guys,
Chinese KongFu bash tomorrow night — good food & fellowship. At Fengbozhuang, food culture meets martial arts traditions. Come here for an out-of-the-ordinary dining experience, or bring overseas Laowai visitors who are up for an authentic Chinese meal – provided they can tolerate a certain noise level!
An Interview you might want to read about WHY here
A: There are many other fascinating theme restaurants in Beijing that promote their exceptional dining environments. Fengbozhuang, for example, is a theme restaurant featuring traditional Chinese martial arts. It’s hugely popular with Chinese kongfu fans.
B: It’s decorated like the old restaurants often seen in kongfu movies, and the wait staff is all dressed in ancient costumes. What’s more interesting is that everything in the restaurant has a popular name from a kongfu novel or film.
A: Each table here is named for a well-known kongfu school, such as Shaolin, Wudang, or Emei. Customers are called swordsmen, and each dish is named for a famous kongfu skill. The dish names themselves are a big attraction for new customers curious to see what the dish is made of.
B: It’s no surprise that kongfu fans make up the majority of the restaurant’s clientele.
Location: No.44 Zhaoyudeng Lu，Xicheng district.
北京市西城区赵登禹路44号 Tel:010 – 66157458
（地铁四号线新街口站C口往南380米）临近新街口
http://www.bjfbz.com/other/weizhi.htm
Restaurant website- Food pics:
http://www.bjfbz.com/other/meishi.htm
Directions:
- Option #1: Line 4 Subway to XinjieKou — get out Exit C. Walk south for about 400m. Restaurant will be on East side of the street.
- Option #2: Take bus 27, 44 or 398 heading to XinjieKou HuoKou stop. Get off bus, walk south for a few minutes and restaurant is on left.
- Option #3: Bling your Che, tracing the bus as above.
- Option #4: Take a taxi
Lost?: Call restaurant 6615 7458 or me 136 991 53067.
Time: 7.30 pm tomorrow night (Mon, Dec 27)
Feel free to bring friends, loved ones, significant others.
Warmly,
Sally