It's a very popular night market located in Qingdao Tai Dong 3 Road Pedestrian Street, where all kinds of small commodities everything, bustling, the night there will be a variety of food options.

Tai Donng night market is the most lively, after 5 o'clock in the summer, all kinds of small vendors pushing a unique car gathered there, basically everyone can Amoy to their own things, the night market is very easy to find, in Tai Dong East Road, beside McDonald's door.

Tait Dong snack street, along the Wan Da Plaza, is the snack street gathered above the snacks around the country, where you must eat is roasted squid, and must be onion explosion, so that there will be no smell.

There are beer streets near Taitung, but there are all kinds of beer, the whole night when the whole street is to drink beer, especially spectacular.

Bus 2, 320, 307, 301, or 218  to the [Nineteen High School] station

Metro: 1 or  2 to the  [tai dong] station

Alfa Bar is the most popular bar in Beijing, Chaoyang District. This is a total meat market, the external part is actually quite good, but a good trend after the end, once you hit the main dance room. If you don't like dancing, there are often unoccupied tables upstairs so if you are looking for a table try upstairs if the ground is full. where the Acupuncture DJs fed me awesome fried rice and convinced me to keep dancing until dawn.

The best thing about the Alfa Bar&Lounge is its Martini Nights, Absinthe Parties 80s night and assorted madnesses of the (010) party organizers is inside.If you are hungry, Losangeles is next door.

One of the longest-running clubs in Beijing, The World of Suzie Wong is a flagship in Beijing's nightlife scene, founded in 2002. Named after the protagonist from British novelist Richard Mason's...  Read More

Dance Clubs: One of the longest-running clubs in Beijing, The World of Suzie Wong is a flagship in Beijing's nightlife scene, founded in 2002. Named after the protagonist from British novelist Richard Mason's fiction, this flamboyant club is the place to hang out with the rich and pretty in the capital. The space is divided into five areas. The whimsical 1920-style Touch bar is the core of the club where DJs, performers and parties take action; the charming Suzie Wong lounge on the other hand mixes the modern and imperial Beijing styles in décor and is more intimate and classy. The spacious terrace can hold up to 200 people and is great to hang out at when the weather is nice.

The Club China Doll is without a doubt THE best electro music club in Beijing city. this Club owners are well reputed music amateurs, as a consequence every single DJ to ever have performed in ChinaDoll are awesome. The music there is what I like to call "pure". The resident DJs are mind blowing (DJ MHL on ladies night, or A Wing on Fridays etc...) and the foreign DJs that the club fly in about twice a month (often from UK, Germany or Australia) are amazingly good. Honestly you will not find any electronic music amateur in Beijing that will dare telling you they don't like the music in ChinaDoll.

What also makes a great club great ? The bar of course ! The drinks might be a bit expensive there, but included in the price you get a nice looking glass, not plastic crap, a fair amount of ice, real alcohol and a very cool bartender that prepares in front of your eyes amazing cocktails !

Voted by trendy "Beijing This Month" magazine as the Best Club of 2007, Tang attracts an in-crowd of Beijing youth. Brightly decorated with purple neon and fibre optic cables, Tang offers karaoke suites on the second floor while downstairs a diet of lounge music, hip-hop and funky house music is served.

When Tang first launched in early 2007, our reviewer described it as having “all the subtlety of a crashed camp spaceship.” The club has since closed and reopened, but our original assessment still holds true. There are several laowai waitresses, and nightly shows from Venezuelan band F4 Ache plays. An aggressive events bombardment – different theme nights, drink specials, live dancers and competitions – draws club rats looking for flash and glitz on a budget, though the effort to cover all bases leaves Tang with a slightly schizophrenic feel.