Hummus is the reason to go to Biteapitta. They're generous servings of all kinds of hummus (I usually just go with tahini) are cheap (25 kuai) and always dependable. It's much better than something you'd get in a supermarket, and you can't even get that in Beijing. The falafel and shwarma selection is also very good, but I think the hummus is better than the sandwiches--the sandwiches tended to be a little dry both times I've gone and they aren't that big either. The decor is very nice and clean, and the waiters are very nice. One of the waiters has, somehow, managed to learn a little Hebrew as well, which is impressive if a little weird. The portions aren't as big as you'd think for the non-hummus items, so if you go I'd recommend an appetizer of Hummus and a sandwich. Also, the non-sandwich items like the Tabbouleh salad were not nearly as good as the rest of the menu. If you mostly hummus and maybe a sandwich, though, this place will definitely satisfy your middle eastern cravings.