With a little bit of fame coming their way on local TV for being, like many such little outlets in China, on the receiving end of Australia's Di Bella Coffee company's massive expansion strategy into India and China, Cheek...
This is where Nanjing's young ladies of leisure spend their time. The discerning little gaggle have good reason too, for Maan Coffee is a product of the people who brought us the Korean restaurant chain Ai Jiang Shan. Choosing...
A long time ago, in 1992 to be exact, Henry's Home opened its doors and served up what was likely then the only western food in Nanjing to a patronage largely comprising foreign students. In recent years the number...
The unlikely combination of Indian food and jazz music that nevertheless has stood the test of time in both Suzhou and Wuxi. Fabulous decoration in a great location by the city wall at Xuanwu Lake. PROMOTION Only...
A new trendy little hang out for afternoon tea and brunch, this place is clean, friendly and certainly gives you a taste of home with proper English tea, cakes and more! Brunch includes eggs benedict, focaccia sandwiches and mini...
A fair selection of breads and croissants that is accompanied by pastrami and cheese filled baguettes along with small and medium sized cakes. For the caffeine addict, the usual suspects (¥12-22) are accompanied by an enticing Hazelnut vanilla coffee...
Home made Spanish fast food in the heart of Xinjiekou makes for an attractive and affordable alternative as a lunch option during the 9 to 5. Run by a charming young Spanish couple, Selección Española serves up Spanish classic...
Punjabi is one of Nanjing's best Indian restaurants, with authentic Indian meals cooked by Indian chefs. There's actually five Punjabis in China, one in Nanjing, Guangzhou and Shenzhen, and two in Shanghai. So they're quite well established. This one...
