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	<title>Alex Novadnieks &#8211; Beijing Kids</title>
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		<title>You Rate It-TGI Fridays</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Alex Novadnieks, 14, hails from the UK and is a student at Dulwich College, Beijing. I went to TGI Friday&#8217;s for my last birthday and I will always remember my first glance at the room: I had entered the twilight zone between Beijing and Texas. I saw Chinese cowboys and cowgirls prancing around, all in [...]]]></description>
										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><img decoding="async" hspace="10" height="269" align="right" width="180" vspace="10" src="/files/u4/2007/06/_DSC3230.jpg" alt="" /><em>Alex Novadnieks, 14, hails from the UK and is a student at <a href="/directory/Dulwich-College-Beijing">Dulwich College, Beijing</a>.</em></p>
<p>I went to <a href="/directory/TGI-Fridays">TGI Friday&rsquo;s</a> for my last birthday and I will always remember my first glance at the room: I had entered the twilight zone between Beijing and Texas. I saw Chinese cowboys and cowgirls prancing around, all in Texas gunslinger outfits.</p>
<p>I was welcomed with a huge &ldquo;birthday Coke&rdquo; from a waiter called Kevin (last time I checked, Kevin wasn&rsquo;t a Chinese name). Also I saw Wendy and Chad, which puzzled me, but I was seduced by the large amount of beverage in front of me. The food is always good there, no matter what you order. I would recommend the potato wedges though &ndash; those are to die for.</p>
<p>For a wacky, crazy, fun-filled dining experience, head on down to TGI Friday&rsquo;s. It really is scarier than clowns.&nbsp;</p>
<p><em>Would you or your kids like to rate it? E-mail editor@tbjkids.com </em></p>
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