Earlier this week, I posted about recent visits to two venues projected to soon open – The Legation Quarter and China Doll (3.3. Building edition). I had hoped to start…
China Daily reports that six establishments at Workers’ Stadium, home of soccer / football matches during the Olympics, will be closed just prior to and during the Games as a…
This is the second in a series of posts on places that I have recently toured and that are projected to open over the next few months. Previously: The Legation…
After the Australia-South Africa wine tasting last Saturday night, The Flash and I perused Super Bar Street. There is no shortage of venues – Afro Arena, Shamba, Back Street Club,…
This is the first in a series of posts on four places projected to open over the next few months. Tomorrow: the new China Doll. (Photos: The Legation Quarter) I…
Last week, I posted about an upcoming Bookworm seminar on a scuba diving team that went to Mongolia last year and explored ship wrecks, surveyed fish, and came upon a…
Three men, one hundred wines (Photos: GELIPU) Beijing enjoyed yet another “100 wines for 100RMB” (USD14) event as GELIPU and Winelink teamed up to present Australian and South African wines…
Mare is an excellent spot to sit down and share tapas. The unpretentious surroundings – the simple arched doorways, the decent lighting, the white walls dotted with a few pieces…
I’ve been making the rounds with my laptop in search of spots that offer decent food, drink, and online access. This is part seven of my winter wireless wrap-up. (Previously:…
The Cellar Rat and I dropped into Cafe St. Laurent / Alfa a few days ago to find the latter undergoing renovations, with work being done on the floor and…
Schwankert: Seas the day! Okay, you have this American guy who teaches scuba diving in Beijing (isn’t that one of the driest major cities?), leads a team last August on…
Garden Books is now open above Sequoia Cafe (Guanghua Lu branch) providing yet another spot in the city to relax with a coffee and a book. The shop takes over…
Beijing Boyce Powered by WordPress
Max Magazine Theme was created by 
Recent Comments