Wudaokou-五道口

Xianyu Xian is the best way to experience Taiwanese dessert in Beijing. It offers taro-based and sweet-potato based taro rice balls and you can choose whether have them hot or iced. You can also combine them with red bean, green bean, boiled peanuts, lotus seeds and many other ingredients.

Private gynecology hospital.

A World Health Organization Collaborating Center and the top mental health institution in China with both outpatient and inpatient services. Providing evaluation, diagnoses, pharmacological and psychological therapies of various mental disorders and psychological distresses.

Wu is all black and red decor, with raw, unplastered walls. The club's designer, Paul Gelinas, also worked on The Bridge Cafe and owns Guozijian store Lost and Found. The bar and dance floor are
wisely divided, meaning you can enjoy a relaxed atmosphere while you drink, before going crazy
downstairs. Drinks are cheap – perfect for the local student crowd.

Delicious, steaming date cake from a hole in the wall. Cheap and lightly sweet, this treat is healthier than most.

A mother-and-daughter team teach you how to bake a cake. The house specialty? Philadelphia cream cheesecake.

ATer Tango Club is organized by bunch of Argentine Tango fans. They provide Argentine Tango classes in all levels as well as organizing traditional milongas every Tuesday and Saturday.

Pottery studio tucked in Tsinghua's campus. Stocked with a rainbow of colored clay, several pottery wheels and helpful, patient teachers. Master the world of clay, and take your creations home with you.

Sells genuine branded cosmetics, skincare and perfumes, from Laura Mercier to Bare Escentuals.

An American-style cafe-bar serving bargain dishes and drinks