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want to meet at Disco 2000

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lore wants to go to Disco 2000
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want to meet at Modern Arts

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ellen wants to visit a museum at Modern Arts
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barbli wants to visit a museum at Modern Arts
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myrjam wants to visit a museum at Modern Arts
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emine wants to visit a museum at Modern Arts
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want to meet at Foodland

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hannah wants to browse a market at Foodland
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hannah wants to browse a market at Foodland
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editha wants to browse a market at Foodland
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susen wants to browse a market at Foodland
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Beijing dating 2026: where do people actually meet?

fmd_goodThe Donut Shop · #apps
moving to Beijing in a few months & honestly curious how dating works there, is it apps or more through friends and work? also wondering where people usually go for a first date, and what surprised u… moving to Beijing in a few months & honestly curious how dating works there, is it apps or more through friends and work? also wondering where people usually go for a first date, and what surprised u most about the whole scene
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Image roselies local ·

honestly the metro commute does a lot of work. people swap wechat after a few stops on line 10, or at the gym in Guomao around 7pm. first dates tend to be hotpot or a mall food court, low pressure. what surprised me most is how fast parents get involved once it looks serious.

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Image susen local ·

the parents part hits fast, usually after the second hotpot

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Image lili local ·

parents showing up that fast is real, my coworker got the "when can we meet your family" talk around week three. line 10 thing checks out too, though I'd say the airport express does more for people heading out to Shunyi meetups.

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Image leah local ·

Line 13 does the same job if you're out Haidian way, quieter carriages too.

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Sanlitun bar street, Fri nights, dead by 11

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Later now, closer to midnight at Dada.

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Mostly true, the good stuff happens after 1am anyway.

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Image roselies local ·

yeah by 11 it's just guys yelling over each other, the actual conversations start at the tiny whiskey spots off Chunxiu Lu

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those little whiskey spots get packed after midnight too. fwiw the crowd skews older, late 20s and up, so its a diff vibe than the bars.

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Image leah local ·

Apps like Tantan and Momo get you the first coffee, but most couples I know actually paired off through wechat work groups or weekend hiking crews out to Xiangshan.

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Best coffee near Roastery No. 7 in Beijing 2026

fmd_goodRoastery No. 7 · #coffee
Has anyone been to Roastery No. 7 lately? I keep hearing the beans are solid but I want to know if it's worth the trek before I make it my regular spot in 2026. Has anyone been to Roastery No. 7 lately? I keep hearing the beans are solid but I want to know if it's worth the trek before I make it my regular spot in 2026.
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Image barbli local ·

The trek's only worth it if you go before 9, otherwise the Gulou crowd makes it a zoo. I still prefer the little cart by Beixinqiao station for a flat white, honestly cheaper and just as solid. Beans at No. 7 are good but teh wait is real.

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yeah that cart's solid but tbh i've switched to the tiny place on Yonghegong dajie, opens at 7 & no queue. No. 7's beans still better for pour over though, just not worth a weekend morning

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Image leah local ·

Which tiny place on Yonghegong dajie? I know the one near the Confucius Temple corner but there's another closer to the Lama Temple exit. Want to try it before work, 7am opening is exactly what I need.

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Image jessica local ·

Good call on the pour over. Grab a bag of their Yunnan beans and brew at home, saves the queue entirely. Weekday mornings that little spot is empty by 8 anyway.

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You're right about the before 9 thing. One detail though: No. 7 does a decent filter for 28 kuai, which the carts can't match. I'd still grab the cart flat white on weekdays and save No. 7 for when I actually want the beans.

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28 for a filter is fair, but they only brew it after 10 on weekdays so it's not really a morning option. if u want beans without the queue grab a bag to go and brew at home, the retail shelf is right by the door

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Image oda local ·

Cart guy's flat white is 18 kuai now, went up in spring

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still 15 kuai last i checked tho

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Image leah local ·

18 as of last week, sorry.

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Image isabel local ·

Second this, that queue never lies.

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