[2025 Beijing Restaurant] Travel guide for TIAO (updated Dec)

When Jujo opened last year, he came to experience the mercury cocktail of silver crushed diamonds generally flashing in the air. I can't remember what it tasted like, but the whole live production experience is still fresh in my memory. After a year of operation, ushered in ten second edition brand new wine lists, of course the previous mercury is still a reserved item, became a hidden wine list, and did not appear on the official wine list. The previously beloved cigar-shaped snacks are no longer available, but many new attempts have been made, such as chicken tonight, very beef noodles, quite grounded. The new menu is more localized, combining the background of Beijing culture and the attributes of the neighborhood where the hotel is located, more to express the story of Caochang Hutong. Nine alleys are located in the hotel’s two main restaurants, with the strongest fireworks, so this smoky added an element of smoke, the live production process is very interesting, watching the fireworks soar in the glass cover, the cocktail of ceremony.

Every mom will love this surprise‼️ The secret MO Bar at Mandarin Oriental Qianmen has unexpectedly turned into a children's Beijing-style playground🎪 Tucked away from the bustling streets, stepping through its doors transports you to a century-old courtyard adventure! Grab this freshly brewed family exploration guide now👇 🏮 Get Lost in the Hutong Light Maze 📍MO Bar, Mandarin Oriental Qianmen ✅ The second-floor terrace lets kids reach out and touch ancient eaves🐦 They’ll point at the gray tiles and shout, "Look! The Forbidden City’s cousin!" ✅ The spiral staircase is like a giant kaleidoscope! Running up and down, kids can spot 12 different light patterns✨ ✅ Even the restroom trip is an adventure—through the hotel lobby! Golden nanmu screens and courtyard skylights leave kids in awe ✅ The bartender’s special "Hutong Bubbles"🍹 Alcohol-free version wins kids over with Arctic Orange soda and candied haw skewers ✅ Terrace telescope🔭 Watch the Qianmen Gate light up at dusk—kids will jump and yell, "The lanterns are flying!" 🚀 A 2-Hour Immersion in Old Beijing Route: Courtyard tour → Terrace city views → Light games → Dessert treasure hunt 🌟Magic Hour: At sunset🌆 The terrace frames Zhengyangmen to the west and the CBD skyline to the east—pure magic! 💥 Ultimate Parent-Child Playbook ❶ Courtyard Hide & Seek ▫️Count stone lions on doorsteps🦁 Compete to find the most weathered brass knockers ▫️Spot "moving paintings" in the lobby display—kids gasp at the miniature Forbidden City model ❷ Terrace City Theater ✔️Use the telescope to track the Qianmen trolley🚃 Kids play train conductor announcing stops ✔️Teach them to photograph "past-meets-present"📸 Courtyard eaves framing China Zun Tower ❸ Light & Shadow Magic School 🎨 Colorful beams through glass brick walls—turn hand shadows into flocks of pigeons 🍬 Secret dessert cart behind a hidden door! Pea-flour ducklings🐤 and Oreo-stuffed "donkey rolls" ❹ Hidden Easter Egg Quest ❗Ask the white-gloved staff for a "treasure map"🗺️ Collect courtyard elements to redeem a traditional Beijing kite 💡 Mom-Tested Tips ➊ Visit 4-6 PM for golden hour—sunlight through latticework looks cinematic ➋ Dress kids in hanfu or cheongsam! The courtyard’s blue bricks make perfect backdrops ➌ Must-order "Candied Haw Milkshake"🍡 Hawthorn slush with edible paper nostalgia ➍ Enter via underground parking—stroller-friendly access straight to the bar While friends jostle on Qianmen Street👀 We’re on the terrace teaching kids old Beijing rhymes… Now mine begs to live in "the house with mazes"! The ultimate hidden gem for family fun in Beijing!💨

Beijing Qianmen Mandarin Oriental Hotel, with its core concept of "Hutong Revival Project," has transformed ten courtyard compounds with nearly 400 years of history into contemporary art spaces. The guest rooms preserve the original Ming and Qing dynasty brick-carved gatehouses while incorporating interactive projection screens that dynamically depict street scenes from "The Annual Customs and Festivals of Peking." The two-Michelin-starred restaurant "Shi Wei" offers "Hutong Molecular Cuisine," such as fermented mung bean juice capsules paired with crispy dough foam. The underground gallery "TIAO" regularly hosts Hutong sound art exhibitions, featuring urban memory soundscapes like pigeon whistles and hawkers' calls for candied hawthorns. Guests can participate in the "Hutong Restoration Workshop," handcrafting traditional brick and tile components, which earned the hotel UNESCO's Cultural Heritage Innovation Award.

Mandarin Oriental Wangfujing's Shitiao Bar has updated its menu 📖 There are 17 new drinks in total, drawing inspiration from local hutong elements from 📍Caochang Third Alley to Caochang Tenth Alley Each one has its own personality and flavor, perfect for exploring the menu with girlfriends after work For me, after drinking, I can walk home from Shitiao without worrying about calling a car That's the joy of drinking at your home turf! . 🥃La Dolce Vita A name with strong street cred, this drink's presentation rivals the previous menu's Mercury It incorporates on-site smoke infusion, and you can even choose the fragrance - I selected cedar 🌲 The preparation process is like attending a chemistry class 🧪 When you receive the drink, it has a Yonghe Temple aroma, as if one sip could purify your body and mind The taste starts with a Negroni base but has more complexity From presentation to flavor, I absolutely love this one . I also tried ✅Jade Garden and ✅Sour Grapes, which have light, refreshing flavors with low alcohol content, suitable for those with lower tolerance The menu is designed like a map 🗺, Let's city drink 🥂