Olympic Village-奥运村地区

Australian restaurant serving up a range of western food including burgers, pasta and Australian classics like Aussie Meat Pie.

The premier location for the Beijing 2022 Olympics' speed skating events is more than an arena: its a work of art and a light show at night to boot.

A Japanese dessert shop that offers over 20 drool-worthy options, with matcha ice cream being their big draw.

A restaurant located near University of International Business and Economics (UIBE) features Xinjiang classics like hearty "big plate chicken" (大盘鸡 dà pán jī), and barbeque selection of various lamb skewers.

The park is build on a city wall relic site that can be traced back to Yuan Dynasty.

First opened in the end of 2015, Izu Yasaimura is a Japanese-style hot pot (sukiyaki) buffet that includes the choice between nine different flavors of broth such as kelp, tomato, miso, spicy, soy milk, and Taiwanese-style wulao spicy. There is also sushi and sashimi platters and Japanese-style desserts. The buffet costs RMB 148 per person for lunch, and RMB 178 per person for dinner. Check here for our impression.

Formed in 2011, Beijing Warren Kayak Club is the first public kayak club in Beijing.  The club provides kayak rental as well as ACA (American Canoe Association) kayak training classes.  

Rental prices are RMB 150 per hour (single), RMB 200 per hour (tandem). Find scheduled ACA training classes, training, and information on touring bases outside Beijing via the club's WeChat.

The Jiangxi Provincial Government Restaurant serves up a handful of Nanchang dishes and other generic Chinese food.