"Mei Wenti, Mes Amis!" Expat's New Multilingual Cookbook Makes French Cuisine Accessible
Though it's all too easy to assume French cuisine is too elaborate, rich, and heavy for everyday home cooking, Olivia Guinebault is striving to re
Parting is Such Sweet Sorrow: Chris Verrill of Beijing Playhouse Says Farewell to Beijing
Not often does an expat come to Beijing who has influenced numerous lives in the way that Chris Verrill did with his founding of the Beijing Playh
DP: 5 things To Taste, Smell, Touch, Hear And See This Weekend
Beijing can be overstimulating, to say the least.
Craft Beer: Is Canned Beer All its Cracked Up to Be?
As the craft beer movement in China goes from strength to strength, both overseas imports and locally-brewed beers are beginning to line up on our
Why are people queuing for three hours to buy “dirty buns”?
Trendy foods make me irrationally angry. Don't get me wrong, I'm all in on avocado toast, but unicorn lattes? Rainbow bagels? Blue wine?
First Look: Natooke’s New Digs in Courtyard 46
Dongcheng’s never-settling dust has been disrupted once again, but this time for the better, with fixie favorite Natooke vacating their longstandi
Our Visit to Beverly Hills Beauty Ink Proves That "Permanent Makeup is Not Tattooing"
The idea of permanent makeup for your brows is understandably intimidating and often receives its fair share of flak when it's distastefully or po
What’s Up in Beer: Beer Takeover at Queenie's, Year of the Rooster Farewell Party, and a Beer With Chocolate Pairing Session
­ Hey beer lovers, the lucky among you (including some of Beijing's top brewers) may ha
Covering 5000 Years of Chinese History In One Song: Art Rock Vet Liu Xingke Discusses His Ambitious Anthems Ahead of Jan 19 Jianghu Gig
Liu Xingke is an old-school rocker with a poet’s soul. The veteran singer-songwriter got his start in the early 2000s, when now shuttered venues l
Da Dong Duck Bombs in the Big Apple
Da Dong is the big name in duck in Beijing, but its splashy arrival in NYC has landed with a limp quack. ...
China Railway Site Sees 5.93 Billion Clicks Per Hour as Busiest Travel Season Starts
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Bringing the Beef: Does This Hutong Bar Have Beijing’s Best Burger?
Conventional wisdom and crowd-sourced opinion would have you believe that Beijing’s best burger can be found at...
Beijing Beats:
Beijing Beats brings you the best in Beijing nightlife each weekend so that you can soothe the woes of a long and stressful week with some out
New Podcast BaeJing Hopes to Use Beijing as a Window to Learn More About the World
Although we ourselves work in the written media, we're big fans of podcasts.
Three New Subway Lines Open on Beijing’s West Side
Beijing’s ever-expanding subway system has welcomed three more lines on the city’s west side.
Travel: Avoid the Crowds at Zhangjiajie, China's Avatar Mountains
The UNESCO world heritage listed national park, officially known as Wulingyuan Scenic Area, is a vast, prehistoric warren of sandstone peaks and t
Palms LA Gulou Branch to Close Jan 27
Sad news of yet another hutong closure came this weekend when everyone's favorite Korean-Mexican fusion restaurant (okay, perhaps the only Korean-
Street Eats: Hong Kong-Style Tong Sui at the Sesame
Cantonese cuisine is especially comforting in the winter – imagine, what could be more satisfying than trays of steaming dim sum followed by bowls
EAT: New Smoothie Bowls at Tribe, Brunch at Migas Mercado, January Specials at Beyond Yakitori
For those doing their best to keep up healthy January resolutions (or simply treat their body a little bit better),...