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		<title>The Dagnachew Troops</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Though the Dagnachew family has only been in Beijing for six months, they are already making history. Dad Danny and mom Marlo have combined their many talents &#8211; his experience in the restaurant and music business and her background in art &#8211; to open Beijing&#8217;s first-ever Ethiopian restaurant, Ras Ethiopian Cuisine (see Family Dining directory [...]]]></description>
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<p>Though the Dagnachew family has only been in Beijing for six months, they are already making history. Dad Danny and mom Marlo have combined their many talents &ndash; his experience in the restaurant and music business and her background in art &ndash; to open Beijing&rsquo;s first-ever Ethiopian restaurant, Ras Ethiopian Cuisine (see Family Dining directory under African). When not working on their flourishing business venture, these parents love exploring their new hometown with kids Melake (5), Tshyona (3) and Adey (1). Here are some Beijing treasures they&rsquo;ve uncovered so far. Jennifer Cotton&ensp;</p>
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<p><b>Favorite Rainy Day Activity</b><br /> Cooking and entertaining friends at our house. Or pizza and a movie with the kids!</p>
<p><b>Favorite Beijing Snack Food</b><br /> By far the BBQ, but the roasted sweet potatoes are tempting, too.</p>
<p><b>Best Shop Till You Drop Spot</b><br /> Norange near Lady Street (N&uuml;ren Jie) for plant shopping.</p>
<p><b>Favorite Way to Relax</b><br /> Getting a foot massage!</p>
<p><b>Best Restaurant for a School Night</b><br /> <a href="/directory/Grandmas-Kitchen">Grandma&rsquo;s Kitchen</a> &ndash;it has all our American favorites.</p>
<p><b>Favorite Beijing Neighborhood</b><br /> Gulou by the Drum and Bell Tower because it has an Old&nbsp;World charm.</p>
<p><b>Best Spot for a Parents&rsquo; Date Night</b><br /> The Together Bar</p>
<p><b>Place Our Kids Beg&nbsp;to Go</b><br /> McDonald&rsquo;s!</p>
<p><b>Best Place to Celebrate a Special Occasion</b><br /> The Ethiopian Embassy</p>
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