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Thank Goodness, It's Financial Street

The Financial Street community is regarded by the Beijing This Month editor as the Beijing’s bliss who combines a convenient life this metropolis can offer at its ultimate and an almost undisturbed ambience: big banks, top hotels, shopping malls, a bar street, fitness clubs, and all the other service providers you can think of, without crowds and bustling vehicles.

On the night of February 26, a festive lion dance announced Beijing’s third outlet of T.G.I.Friday’s arriving to the Financial Street. This new restaurant inherited all the essences of Friday’s menu. You can find your favorite Ultimate Long Island Iced Tea and Chargrilled Chicken Sizzlin’ Fajita Tower as mouth-watering as always. For diners in China, newly presented items like Kong Pao Chicken-flavoured main dish and Shanghai-style chicken salads with orange slices must be an irresistible tempt.

The décor of the restaurant is considered the second generation Friday’s. The simple and lively 1970s–90s American culture dominated this 210-seat and three-storey outlet with wooden walls covered with classical albums at that age, single-colour pendant lamps, graffiti and a granite bar.