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want to meet at Camellia House

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moniqueconrad wants to drink coffee at Camellia House
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juliana wants to drink coffee at Camellia House
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Practice English over coffee.

want to meet at Hops Hall

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moniqueconrad wants to drink something at Hops Hall
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elfie wants to drink something at Hops Hall
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Looking for a friendly chat.
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claeregutmann wants to eat something at Ironhouse Steaks
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Normal price for a mall food court meal in Beijing 2026?

fmd_goodCentral Mall · #food #mall
Got quoted 68 kuai for a basic rice bowl at the food court in Central Mall today. Is that just what mall food costs now or did I get tourist priced? Got quoted 68 kuai for a basic rice bowl at the food court in Central Mall today. Is that just what mall food costs now or did I get tourist priced?
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Image barbli local ·

68 is steep for a food court, but Central Mall is Wangfujing so you're paying for the zip code. Down in the basement at Dongfang Xintiandi or pretty much any mall in Haidian the same rice bowl runs 30 to 40.

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Image alenafath local ·

Solana and Sanlitun malls land around 45 to 55.

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Image jessica local ·

Add Xidan Joy City, 35 upstairs.

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Image barbli local ·

The 6th floor food court at Joy City is the cheaper one, ground floor spots still hit 50 plus.

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yep, wangjing is the whole story

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Fair point, though even Wangfujing has cheaper spots if you walk five minutes to the snack street behind the mall.

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true but those stalls close by 8pm so its a lunch only option

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most close around 9 actually, depends on teh stall

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Image jessica local ·

Zhongguancun mall basements tend to run even cheaper than that, worth a look.

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Image elisa local ·

Gui Street, two blocks north, 35 for the same bowl.

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Moving to Beijing 2026: how do I meet people regularly?

fmd_goodThe Donut Shop · #club #meetups
I'm moving to Beijing in 2026 and don't know anyone there yet. How do people actually build a recurring social circle, like a weekly club or class, rather than just one-off meetups? Any tips on where… I'm moving to Beijing in 2026 and don't know anyone there yet. How do people actually build a recurring social circle, like a weekly club or class, rather than just one-off meetups? Any tips on where to look would help, maybe somewhere near The Donut Shop since that's my area.
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Check the community boards at your compound's clubhouse, plus WeChat groups for things like badminton at Chaoyang Park or language exchanges in Wudaokou. Regulars there show up weekly and it's low commitment to start.

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Good call on the compound boards, though I'd add the noticeboards at your local 居委会 too since those often have hobby groups that never make it online. What kind of thing are you hoping to find, sport or something more low-key?

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Image heliane local ·

clubhouse boards work, just photograph the QR codes before they fade

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Image barbli local ·

Yeah mine peeled off in a month. Photograph them day one

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Image annkathrin local ·

language exchanges in Wudaokou have thinned out post covid tbh, most of that crowd moved to small groupchats. badminton at ritan park is still solid though, mornings around 7, regulars have been going years

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Climbing gyms around Wangjing and Olympic Park run regular weekly sessions and people tend to stick around after. Also check the Beijing Ultimate frisbee crowd, they play fixed nights and it's very easy to keep showing up.

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frisbee crew also runs sat mornings at chaoyang park

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Image claeregutmann local ·

the Donut Shop area is Sanlitun-ish, so look at Beijing Postcards walking tours or the Bookworm literary nights, both run on a schedule. for weekly stuff, join a hash house harriers run or a jiujitsu gym near Gongti. people show up every week and actually remember u.

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jiujitsu at Gongti, Tue & Thu 7pm, same faces every week

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Fair warning, the gym moved to a bigger space off Chunxiu Lu last year, still Tue and Thu at 7 though.

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