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Where to Eat on Christmas Day in London？ Bob Bob Ricard
   The best choice for smaller child-free parties—or pairs—that think of Christmas as an excuse to enjoy distinctly adult treats，let 's say：caviar，oysters，steak，followed by cheese and fries，all washed down with wine（ordered by pressing a button，obviously.
   Location：1 Upper James St，Soho，London WlF 9 DF，UK
   Contact：020 3145 1000
   Min Jiang Restaurant
   If a typical modern Chinese banquet（宴會） is required to refresh the family's Christmas spirit，book a table atop the Royal Garden Hotel and look out over Hyde Park while sharing a feast that includes traditional Chinese dishes.Since it's Christmas，it's probably worth going all out by pre-ordering a whole or half Beijing（Peking）duck，too.
   Location：2-24 Kensington High St，Kensington，London w8 4 PT，UK
   Contact：020 7361 1988
   The Alexandra
   A special case：The Alexandra in Wimbledon offers a wonderful Christmas dinner to anyone spending Christmas Day alone，no charge under whatever circumstances.It is a place of spirit，refuge，and generosity.
Location：33 Wimbledon Hill Rd，Wimbledon，London SW19 7 NE，UK
Contact：020 8947 7691
   The Pem
   Sally Abe's newest restaurant is serving up a classic three courses in Westminster，for ￡130 a head（children under six，free if accompanied by adults）.Guests can choose between smoked sea fish and crab mousse or a special harm for a starter，with beef Wellington or a plate of goose coming as main dishes，followed by Christmas pudding and ice scream.We offer a 10% discount if the total cost is over￡ 500.
Location：22-28 Broadway，London SW1 H 0 BH，UK
Contact：020 33018080

（1）Which number should you dial if you love Chinese food？
B
B

A．020 3145 1000.
B．020 7361 1988.
C．020 8947 7691.
D．020 3301 8080.
（2）What can The Alexandra provide for a homeless man on Christmas？
D
D

A．A family banquet.
B．A wine party.
C．A living place.
D．A free dinner.
（3）How much should two couples with a 4-year-old pay for their dinner at The Pem？
A
A

A．￡468.
B．￡520.
C．￡585.
D．￡650.

【考點】旅游觀光．

【答案】B；D；A

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