Enjoy riding a bicycle around Beijing but too tired/old/lazy to do it??? You can now see the best of Beijing by bicycle without pedaling! NLGX has partnered with the EV Bikes company to offer electric bike rentals at Nanluoguxiang. Rentals are available for RMB 150 a day or RMB 50 an hour. A RMB 2000 deposit by credit card is required. A free EV Bikes Beijing Map is included with all bike rentals. Bicycle pick up and delivery are available as well! For inquiries, please call 13911038705 or visit us at #33 Nanluoguxiang. Click here for directions.
We are glad to see that NLGX is being more and more recognized, not only as a place which serves excellent coffee but also a place where you can discover local design and fashion products. Have a look at the recent VOGUE and ELLE August issues, which introduces our NLGX flagship store at Nanluoguxiang!
Please click on the images below to get a close up view.
NLGX’s Ed Hung was recently interviewed by the Hong Kong-based newspaper, Ming Pao Daily. With his broken Cantonese, mixed in with Mandarin and English, Ed was able to convey to the Ming Pao journalist NLGX’s theme of “Preserve…Create”, regarding Beijing’s hutongs and old city districts. A link to the original article as available here. Or, click on to read the entire article.
Ever wondered about the footwear of the common Chinese people? Shulong is among the first Chinese brand for sport shoes. Worn by the Chinese from the Shaolin monks to the construction workers. These vintage models with worth of 50 years of history come in 6 different colors for men and women. Mostly on sale in Europe at the moment, NLGX is happy to offer a variety of models in its Nanluoguxiang location.
Come and check out our new NLGX design-buttons when you stroll around in our hutongs the next time! They come in a variety of different designs and we keep adding more to it. Pimp up your bag or jacket with some creative Beijing messages!
NLGX’s own, Ed and Michel, were interviewed by Hong Kong television station, TVB, last month about protecting Beijing’s old hutong areas and also introducing the neighborhood of Nanluoguxiang. Last night, the segment was broadcast worldwide. Enjoy!
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