When In China, Eat Mexican Food?
Travelers craving Hispanic food can enjoy a burrito and some table-made guacamole in Lugas. Beautifully decorated with rustic murals and tapestries on the walls, Lugas is a very intimate restaurant with only two tables and three barstools. As patrons eat, they are entertained by pop and folk music over speakers and/or a big screen TV that often features football games. And, those looking for a pick-me-up are in luck: Lugas offers patrons both free wireless Internet and coffee. Meals are less than $10. Lugas 41 Sanlitun Bei Jie, Behind Tongli Studios, Chaoyang District Phone: +86-10-6416-5154 Subway Stop: Line 2 Dong Si Shi Tiao, Exit Gongti Bei Lu (10-minute taxi) Packaged Entertainment For travelers tired of the DVDs or CDs they brought with them on their vacation, or for those interested in downloading new selections to their iPods, the No. 45 DVD CD Shop is a great local stop. Considered to have the best selection of DVDs in the city, this shop offers cheap entertainment options tha
