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Street Eats: One-Stop Eatery for Spice Lovers at Nemo&Bu in Sanlitun | the Beijinger

Street Eats: One-Stop Eatery for Spice Lovers at Nemo&Bu in Sanlitun | the Beijinger: Nemo&Bu isn't exactly flashy. In fact, you might miss it entirely if you happen to be walking by 3.3 Mall and Tongli Studio (the same building as Biteapitta) in Sanlitun. But if you climb up to the nondescript fourth floor of Tongli, you'll be rewarded by this hidden gem packed with spicy, no-frills goodies.


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