This time last year, Beijing had practically zero wine bars. Now, we can rattle five off the top of our heads.
And Yu Shi by Cartelei has brought the trend to Central Park. Wines start at RMB60 per glass, and the small, cozy space differentiates itself with a teahouse concept during the day.
READ MORE: 5 Excellent New Wine Bars in Beijing
See a listing for Yu Shi by Cartelei & read more Mifan/Mafan Reviews
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