Sanlitun-三里屯

MOVE is the multi-functional space in downtown that offers courses for adults and children, healthy food & drinks, a community corner, events and much more. They are also open to private events bookings.

The space also has a room where friends can drink and eat while waiting for you to finish a class.

Being a kid-friendly venue, guests are welcome to take their kids while you are taking a class. You can even request an ayi if needed!

Bringing Italian dining to the Opposite House in Sanlitun, Frasca has become a hit spot for creative Mediterranean cuisine.

Located near the Workers’ Stadium, Cozy Bo2k is a three-floor bookstore that specializes in original English books. It might be a disappointment for those hunting for recent best-sellers, but a great place for parents who are looking for something inspiring and amusing for younger readers.

Skywise Education is a company targeting towards professional consultation and service for international education. Founded in 2002 and based in Beijing, we focus on the education of Britain. For many years, we have been successfully helping individual Chinese families to find their most beneficial education institution and courses in Britain.

Top 1 home-cooking restaurant in Beijing

A discreet but stylish little coffee shop in Sanlitun Soho.

A spacious eatery with two floors and a theme that borders on jungle-like, serving Spanish and Latin-style food. There’s also a large stage that hosts alternating performances of DJs and live music.

The menu is full of Instagram-worthy photos of salads, power bowls, soups, and entrées including the herbal salad with hot spring egg, chestnut pumpkin and creamy mushroom soups, pasta with shrimp and asparagus, chicken quesadilla, tacos, a Spanish seafood paella, and more.

A casual Hong Kong-style dim sum restaurant.

Lenore's is one of Beijing's newest live music and performance venues.

Ming’s Curry Shop serves street food classics such as Cantonese style curry balls, egg waffles, and hot dogs, as well as a range of house-made beverages such as creamy yogurt shakes and Hong Kong-style milk tea. Choose from a range of snacks cooked in Ming's signature spicy, savory curry sauce, including homemade beef balls and cuttlefish balls, as well as more traditional options like fish tofu and honeycomb tripe.