Mifan or Mafan: Cafe de Paris

By That's Beijing, June 7, 2017

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While a basement mall cafe isn’t exactly what comes to mind at the thought of France’s capital, Cafe de Paris is a pleasant spot, ideal for a casual date or meeting. Offering bread, cakes, sandwiches and coffee made with quality imported ingredients, the cafe specializes in both healthy grains and Swiss chocolate-flavored breads. But, as in the original Wudaokou location, Cafe de Paris’ pièce de résistance is a gigantic cup of fresh fruit – great for sharing.


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