Penglaichun Restaurant

Restaurant by day, bar by night, this taproom attracts revelers, regardless of age, in search of the offbeat and eclectic. Located on the...

Tomb Sweeping Day, or Qing Ming Jie, is a Chinese festival that is celebrated a fortnight after the vernal equinox according to the solar...

Tianjin's high culture regularly erupts into life at this magical concert hall. Some of China's greatest national acts have performed her...

It does not require a lot of walking along this meandering river to realize that Tianjin's city planners sure know what they are doing. E...

Pad around the paths in this park and downtown Tianjin suddenly feels 257 miles away. Impressively rustic, it rates as the perfect spot t...

Unlike most Tianjin nightspots that feature dancing, this nifty establishment does not numb the senses with a visual assault of lights an...

Music, glowing neon lights, music, glowing neon lights, and music are the dominating features of this popular nightclub. Its state-of-the...

What began in 1914 as a smart place to store dinosaur bones and stuffed birds has gradually evolved into one of the most recognized natur...

While most foreign travelers associate Tianjin with lip smacking seafood cuisine, locals go wacky for dumplings, or as they call them, ba...

Do not amble into this popular French named restaurant expecting to find escargot or veal sweetbreads for you will only be met with culin...

This restaurant's prime time location inside the highbrow Hyatt Regency means a plush setting, superb service and, unfortunately, higher...

True to Sichuan form, most of the dishes served here are so spicy that they are akin to swallowing a solar flare. Ordering a fire extingu...

The food is so good here that it has been rumored that some diners have licked their chopsticks so vigorously their tongues became embedd...