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Dennis David City (Erqi)

  • SpecialtyOpened 8 May 2015; luxury and international brands with upscale dining
  • HoursDaily about 10:00-22:00
  • PriceHigh-end; luxury brands

Dennis David City, known in Chinese as Danis Dawei Cheng, is an upscale shopping centre at 188 North Erqi Road in Jinshui District, Zhengzhou, at the junction of Erqi Road and Taikang Road in Henan province, central China. It opened on 8 May 2015 and belongs to the Dennis group, a Henan-based retail chain.

Dennis David City, known in Chinese as Danis Dawei Cheng, is an upscale shopping centre at 188 North Erqi Road in Jinshui District, Zhengzhou, at the junction of Erqi Road and Taikang Road in Henan province, central China. It opened on 8 May 2015 and belongs to the Dennis group, a Henan-based retail chain. The centre positions itself at the high end of the local market, with luxury and international brands, cosmetics, jewellery, accessories and fashion, and upscale dining on its upper floors. It differs from the older Erqi Square shops in being a modern, air-conditioned complex with fixed prices and branded boutiques, so authenticity is not a serious concern, since goods are sold through authorised brand counters and stores. Bargaining is not customary, although seasonal sales and membership promotions can reduce prices. Payment is by Alipay, WeChat Pay, UnionPay and, at many counters, international cards. Tax-refund eligibility for foreign visitors depends on the individual retailer, so travellers should ask at the cashier and bring a passport if they plan to claim. Opening hours are typically about 10:00 to 22:00 daily. The atmosphere is quieter and more polished than the surrounding street markets, with a steady flow of local shoppers and families rather than tour groups. Anchor tenants, brand lists and floor plans change over time, so current details should be checked at the centre or on a map app. Food options include restaurants and cafes offering Chinese regional cuisine, international dishes, bakeries and desserts, which makes it a common stop for a meal after browsing. Its position near the Erqi Square retail area means it can be combined with a walk through the older business district, contrasting luxury retail with budget street shopping a short distance away.

Practical information for Dennis David City (Erqi) · Last updated August 2026
Hours Daily about 10:00-22:00
Price High-end; luxury brands
Address 188 North Erqi Road, Jinshui District, Zhengzhou (Erqi Road and Taikang Road junction)

Location

188 North Erqi Road, Jinshui District, Zhengzhou (Erqi Road and Taikang Road junction)

34.7690, 113.6653 View on map

Highlights

  • Browse luxury and international brands in a modern Erqi Road complex
  • Dine at upscale restaurants and cafes within the centre
  • Enjoy fixed prices and authorised brand counters
  • Combine with the nearby Erqi Square retail district

Tips for visiting

  • Ask at the cashier about tourist tax refunds and bring a passport
  • Check seasonal sales and member promotions before buying luxury goods
  • Visit on weekday afternoons for a quieter experience
  • Use mobile payment or UnionPay, and check whether foreign cards work at a specific counter
  • Confirm current stores and floor layout on Amap or at the information desk

When to visit

Weekday afternoons are calm. Weekends, evenings and holidays bring more shoppers, and sale periods draw larger crowds.

Accessibility

As a modern shopping centre, it is expected to have lifts, escalators and accessible restrooms. Visitors with specific needs should confirm on arrival.

Frequently asked questions

Where is Dennis David City?

It is at 188 North Erqi Road, Jinshui District, Zhengzhou, near the Erqi Road and Taikang Road junction.

When did it open?

It opened on 8 May 2015.

Is bargaining possible?

No. It is a fixed-price shopping centre, though sales and promotions occur.

Are the brands authentic?

Goods are sold through authorised brand counters and stores, so authenticity is not a typical concern.