Dongsishitiao-东四十条

Hot Pot as it's done in Taiwan and with a train station theme, featuring Shicha sauce and other Taiwanese specialties. Enjoy with milk teas and boba teas made fresh in-house.

A popular noodle shop transplanted from Chongqing.
Usually takes more than half an hour to get a seat

This cafe is located just within the second ring road and serves a range of coffees to patrons. Offers delivery

Small bar off of East Second Ring Road that holds regular discounted drink nights, including an "all-you-can-drink men's night" on Thursdays and Sundays.

he shop offers a handpicked collection of good-quality clothes including stockings and leggings catering to a loyal following of style-conscious customers.

A books store and library specializing in magazines and zines, including publications spanning topics such as music, fashion and design, and arts. At the magazine library location at Donsishitiao, Unlike other cafés, you'll need to pay RMB 50 for an “all-day experience” fee or RMB 399 for full-year access.

This Xinjiang restaurant is palatial in appearance and the food is really good. The chuan'r are much bigger than at most other Xinjiang restaurants, and you'll find many other good lamb dishes, as well as noodles. There is live entertainment too on the first floor, consisting mostly of Uygher dancing and singing.

A RSVP-only Yunnanese restaurant situated in Babaokeng Hutong, designed in a traditional but contemporary style that matches its high-end prices and menu selection. Youyun specializes in set menus, but also has á la carte options.

To My Dearest’s European-style desserts are deliberately crafted to entice as many senses as possible, making for a good option for refined, elegantly creative sweets in Dongsi Shitiao.