"I want to drink milk tea when I'm in China!" proclaims Japanese anti-folk and anti-EDM musician Zombie-Chang when we ask her what she's most excited about doing during her short stint here. That zest for new experiences is also evident in her music videos, where the technicolor, beat, and (probably) fairy dust-powered Zombie-Chang (real name: Meirin Yung) darts around, unable to stay still for want of missing out.

Shanghai-based DRiNK Magazine has just released their nominees in this year's Drink Magazine Bar Awards (DMBA) with Beijing making a strong showing via a number of popular contenders from the capital.

Bike rental and ride hailing startup Hello TransTech, previously known as Hello Bike,  is reportedly in negotiation to acquire ofo, a person close to the matter said to leading local finance outlet Blue Whale TMT (in Chinese) this morning.

A robotic arm named Tizzy will mix up your order of Taiwanese-style iced fruit tea at this Nali Patio vendor. 

Hold onto your butts people, because the Beijinger is hiring a new editor.

Sorry, Italian newbies, you lose this round. But only just.

There was almost a huge upset as our pizza hopefuls were cut down from the Round of 32 to the Sweet 16, with major contender Tube Station narrowly averting their earliest exit ever, nearly falling to newcomer La Villa.

EAT: Your bite-sized guide to the best eats to be had in Beijing this week.

Rather than listing Beijing's best restaurants we have picked out the dishes we think best represent food in Beijing and then given suggestions for where to eat them. Whether you are a first time visitor or an experienced foodie, these are the dishes you absolutely must not miss in Beijing.

The java giant has rolled out a new delivery service. Can that help it compete with rising competitors like Luckin?

On Jan 20 you'd best brace your body for a bruise-inducing mosh pit, prepare your ears for some deafening scream-singing and guitar squealing, and breathe deep enough to holler along with one of hardcore's most legendary acts. That's because long-running, notoriously heavy Japanese post-hardcore band Envy will pummel what is sure to be a huge crowd of fans at Beijing's Omni Space on Jan 20.