Baidu Waimai, China’s third-largest takeaway service, announced today that it’s rebranded as Star .Ele, more than one year after being acquired by its major rival Ele.me.
EAT: Your bite-sized guide to the best eats to be had in Beijing this week.
Veteran post-punk band P.K.14 looks back on their storied career with a series of candid vintage photos.
Its been a tough year for Beijing’s pizza-slingers: of the 105 that ended up on our top pizza list last year, nearly a quarter of them are no longer in business, and another few dropped pizza from their menu.
In the rough and tumble world of Beijing F&B, closures are to be expected, but a 25 percent closure rate is quite a bit higher than in previous years.
Here’s a heads up for foodies with big hearts: time is nearly running out to sign up and host a full table for this year’s Chi Fan for Charity.
The first round of registration closes Wednesday, Oct 17 at 3pm.
Jumping on this opportunity has a number of benefits, chief among them being the chance to host a table for you and nine friends, with all the proceeds going towards education for marginalized female students from rural China.
In What's Happening we round up some of the most notable Beijing events for the coming month – dig in and let loose!
Our Events Watch series aims to highlight happenings that aren't focused on alcohol and drinking, but instead take a more educational or productive approach. Events include comedy, talks, networking events, markets, and dinners.
We here at the Beijinger are pizza libertarians, and we believe what you enjoy on your pizza is no more anyone’s business than the color of your underwear. The same goes for what style of pizza you prefer or where you may or may not think the best pizza in the world comes from.
Is pineapple on pizza a crime? Should durian be banished? Are square slices straight-up genius, or is it triangle the only way to go? Who owns pizza? Is it Rome? Naples? Chicago? Beijing?!
These are questions that we cannot, and indeed will not answer.
Is this you? If yes, then you just won a year's worth of free pizza!
Despite ongoing tension in China's most Western province, the official Xinjiang Islam Restaurant attracts all types thanks to welcoming staff and some fine examples of what makes Xinjiang food so popular in the first place.
