No. I just registered at a school for 6 months where it cost just over 3000rmb for weekend classes.
Edit: Although I've just heard that acceptance for this semesters course just finished, and the rule you mentioned will probably be started next semester. Education bureau's trying to standardize prices...
I think Keats still does small classes for a reasonable price, maybe check out their ad on here to their website.
Yeah, sorry about that, also just noticed pretty much the exact same thread around 9 posts down...
*hands self-observation award*
You have to have a Chinese ID card to use the internet bars. Foreigners don't have them. If you go with some Chinese people, chat to the staff and management and get along with them, they'll let you use theirs so you can log-on a computer.
It's time for a clear out. When I was in Shanghai there was a credible one i used to use when I wanted to donate things.
Thanks.
Great, thank you, totally missed that!
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To "the truth":
I am the current manager of the Game Cafe, and first let me express my deep shock, and apologize for your experience.
Sunday is day I am usually away from the cafe, but close-by and available to be reached by phone if I am needed. The fact I was never called for when needed is an issue I find very upsetting, and has been thoroughly addressed.
As for the food, the pantry is something I double check before every weekend, and everything you ordered should have been available. The fact you were told they were not is unacceptable, and those involved have been dealt with accordingly.
Thank you for your comments, and again, I am deeply sorry for your trouble and inconvenience. I assure you your next visit will be phenomenally better.
To "nicklash":
The "pancakes" you mention are technically called "crepes", a regional French dish and labelled in the menu as such. They are actually meant to be thin :-)
To others:
As for the general comments & ratings on the lack of drink selection (i.e. alcohol choice, our soft drink selection is quite large) our specialization is games, therefore most of our space is taken up by those, leaving our drinks fridge not the largest. The alcoholic beverages we do supply consist of China's more popular ones, & boast some of the cheapest prices on the street.
If people would like a larger choice to quench their thirst for alcoholic drinks, there is actually a very good bar next door which specializes in world beers. Although I suppose I really should review them and give them one star for their very poor board game selection (joke).
Furthermore, if you would like to play games in a bar with a larger choice of beer and wine, our games are available for rent at a reasonable price, with a small refundable deposit.
Thank you again for your comments and understanding.
