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For road warriors and cafe campers in Beijing

Head to Nanluoguxiang, a hutong running south from Gulou Dongdajie, for a host of nice chilled cafes and bars complete with wifi. The perfect place to while away an afternoon, working in a pleasant environment when on the road.

Alternatively, on a good weather day head to the stone boat in Ritan Park, also complete with wifi, power and jiaozi dumplings. They even have live (outdoor) music on some evenings.

Great Peking duck! Wonderful atmosphere, too!

I couldn't agree with the last reviewer more, Mughals is not only a great place to eat in the Sanlitun - Nali Patio area (top floor), but the food is fresh and affordable. I especially like the rooftop at sunset although the decor inside is comfortable and homey. On to the food.. What I like most about the food is that it is authentic in taste but lacking in the copious amounts of oil usually found in Indian food. In other words, it's Indian fare for the health conscious. Each curry is cooked separately meaning that a lamb curry tastes substantially different than a chicken curry (as it should). The garlic nan is to die for and the samosas shouldn't be missed. If you're a desert person, try the kulfi - you won't be disappointed. The owner and his wife are almost always in the restaurant providing quality control and pleasant conversation.

nice food, nice people, nice environment. ok, i'm biased because we designed it, but still...

A contemporary, chic Asian Fusion style restaurant in Beijing's CBD, with four interactive open-kitchens from the Roast Station, to an oriental-style Dim Sum Station, Noodle Station and Tandoor Station. The signature Peking duck from the wood-burning oven is a must try.

Wonderful tapas.

Authentic Vietnamese and French food, lovely wine selection and a beautiful rooftop terrace.

Best English breakfast in town every Saturday and Sunday.

look for what resembles a florist and make your way down the stairs to the funky fresh decor of red lanterns x white washed furniture. plenty of szechwan, taiwanese, shanghainese dishes to order. loved the cold dishes of sliced pork with garlic, "mu er", plenty of good stuff to try!

Let's just put it this way, only Japanese know about this little gem.

Love the cocktails, love the food, love the ambiance!

Beijing restaurant guide: http://www.synotrip.com/beijing/restaurants You will find your favorite among.

a little expensive

Stylish Vietnam Restaurant tucked in a tiny Hutong - the owner is a NY times and Wallpaper contributor. Excellent food, great style.