The heat is off, and spring is in the air. It’s time to embrace something fresh and our need for greener pastures and new food is obviously palpable – Chat Room by the Rug, located in Chaoyang Joy City, have developed a new menu just in time for the warmer weather.
This Monday, March 21, is World Poetry Day, and in order to celebrate the Kempinski Hotel Beijing Lufthansa Center will be exercising a "Pay with a Poem" policy.
It’s always exciting to find out about new talent that has arrived in our fair city in the field of F&B. With no further ado, it is our pleasure to welcome Chris Peart, the Aussie with the golden jiggers, who quietly took the helm at Xian Bar at EAST Hotel in January.
What can we say about Temple Bar? It’s the place you go not only to see some great acts from Beijing’s thriving music community but also to rage until the sun comes up. It’s a bar made for people who hate clubbing, but want to stay up late with the rest of the vampires listening to great tunes, drinking draft beers, or downing shots from their insanely lengthy menu.
It’s no easy feat to survive, much less stand out, in Sanlitun’s already saturated cocktail scene. Fortunately for patrons, all that competition often breeds innovation. That’s especially true for Botany, the nightlife hub’s newest entry. The venue’s signature drink is a one-of-a-kind black truffle rum martini (RMB 95) made with homemade Roma bitters, tropical fruit, Captain Morgan's dark rum, freshly toasted hot spice garnish, and black truffle.
Alex Molina, General Manager of the Mosto Group, was voted into the Beijinger's Dining Hall of Fame by fellow industry peers during the Beijinger 2016
And just like that, spring has finally poked its little head out. Maybe it’s not exactly the spring we wanted with forecasts of sporadic haze throughout the week, but at least there are these stellar parties going on to keep us engaged in some good, clean nightlife activity.
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Tomorrow. I’ll definitely do it tomorrow.
As we think there can't be any more ways to demoralize women, here comes another one on weibo.com. Someone with entirely too much time on their hands had created another means to measure if girls are slim "enough" – the “I have an A4 waist” (我有A4腰) challenge, a topic that accrued a swift 30 million hits and more than 34,500 comments by 9am, March 16.
If you know anything about the literature scene in Beijing, then you are no doubt aware that right now tons of wonderful literary events, featuring writers from China and abroad, are going on nightly this month at The Bookworm’s Literary Festival.
