Feast Your Eyes on the Foodie Weekend's Eats (and Save With a 40 percent Discount)

Scott DeVoy Su | Jul 22, 2016 7:05 pm | 4 comments | 3086 reads

With 67 vendors (you read that right, sixty-seven) already signed on for the Beijinger's International Foodie Weekend on August 13-14 at Sanlitun Soho, the event of the year (food-related or not) will be an absolutely self-indulgent, sin-fueled party (gluttony, after all, is a cardinal sin). Attendees will be treated to a globe spanning range of cuisines from at least 20 different countries, with vendors from more locales continuing to pour in.

We know that many of you can’t wait for the event to start ... so here’s a tease of some of the dishes that will be present:

We apologize for causing you to salivate ... but just note that the photos above represent a mere 10 of our vendors. We still have 57 more restaurants to show you, and we’ll be doing just that in the coming days.

So if you liked what you saw, and plan on attending, it’s best to pre-purchase your tickets now: As you’ll save with a 40 percent discount, and more importantly, you won't have any problems getting in. Simply scan the QR code below, or click here and you’ll be well on your way to foodie paradise (and yes, China UnionPay, Alipay, and WeChat Wallet are all viable payment options). If, however, you’re more accustomed to paying in cold, hard cash, there's also the option to buy tickets at the reception desk of Sanfine International Hospital.

The 2nd International Foodie Weekend is proudly sponsored by YooPay, Lonely Planet, XianCheng, Asian Express, Wall Street English, and Sanfine International Hospital

Photos courtesy of participating restaurants

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Scott DeVoy Su's picture Scott DeVoy Su Submitted by Guest on Tue, 07/26/2016 - 08:48

Hi Amanda,

Yes, samples need to be bought after buying the ticket itself. However, the price of entry is well worth it, as vendors will be selling all bite-sized samples at a discount (capped at RMB 30 per serving). Moreover, if you get enough stamps in your foodie passport (we give that out for free to all attendees), you'll be able to redeem a nifty souvenir!

steve1955's picture steve1955 Submitted by Guest on Tue, 07/26/2016 - 02:12

I'm in the UK and trying to purchase tickets for this event but can not because the payment page has not had the options for overseas visa or mastercard enabled, even though they are listed in the payment drop down...I keep getting a message to contact the host and ask them to enable them, so could someone please enable the options....this is very frustrating....

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