After a long dark period, Beijing's restaurant scene has been reborn under less restrictive policies of private enterprise that allow chefs and restaurateurs more freedom to open up new and innovative establishments. Combined with its surprisingly fair representation of the country's diverse regional cuisines, Beijing offers a broad spectrum of Chinese food not easily found elsewhere.
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Price per person, excluding alcohol
$ = 1 - 50 元/RMB (USD 1 - 6)
$$ = 51 - 100 元/RMB (UDS 6 - USD 15)
$$$ = 101 - 150 元/RMB (USD 15 - USD 20)
$$$$ = More than 150 元/RMB (more than USD 20)
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