One of the nicest views of the bund that you rarely ever see. Nice to be down on the water for a change...
Drinks at the bar: amazing try the negroni and their martinis. Service is top notch imported from Hong Kong. Very relaxed atmosphere to enjoy the Michelin rated food.
The best xiao long bao place! But still can't imagine it need cost u about 200¥ to have xiao long bao ...the restaurant close at 12 am but u still can order food around 11:50 pm. Hurry up, night owls~
Ultravoilet wows its guests with a formidable wine list, innovative culinary creations, and a secret location which you are escorted to by their private driver. A must visit if you are in Shanghai!
You need to check out the new lunch an tasting menus... Come and check out yourselves! You will not be disappointed.
The sister restaurant to Sushi Oyama. It’s a kaiseki-style of restaurant, with a ten-course menu of seasonal dishes. Absolutely fantastic!
Very nice staff and fantastic atmosphere! A good alternative when u find yourself reluctant to pay 100 to get into the super crowded and queuing Bar Rouge at the 7th floor after 11pm on Friday night.
The best egg tarts in town always baked to perfection. A perfect midday snack or end-of-the-meal quencher for sweet tooths. Leia mais.
Possibly one of the best Japanese sushi restaurant in Shanghai. Pricey but definitely worth it.
It's basically the polar opposite of the all-you-can-eat Japanese restaurant. Offers a custom-made, high class Japanese dining experience, with an emphasis on authentic ingredients, high quality food.
Not a bog fan for Tanya's other venues in shanghai. But the chef's choice is def. an unforgettable experience, from the quality of material to the chef a art if work. Worth of each penny.
Sushi and sashimi are good, but their grilled food is fantastic. Am particularly fond of the Japanese-style grilled pork; the dab of Dijon mustard really makes the dish
If you are visiting Xintiandi, come here instead of Ding Tai Fung.. Better, cheaper, & much more authentic!
As if the lush, aromatic interior of Lost Heaven isn't romantic enough on its own, they also serve myriad South Asian dishes prepared by expert Yunnan chefs. 10% off with our VIP card!
Must order: xunyu (Shanghai smoked fish), sautéed fresh river shrimp, huangyu (deep fried yellow fish w seaweed), and banmian. If you're brave, the braised sea cucumber in sweet sauce is excellent.
Pure pork dumpling is the best one on the menu. 3-4pm is best time to avoid crazy queue
A mecca for heels and handbags, where you'll find statement stilettos in hot reds, pinks, and snakeskin, and cashmere slippers playfully adorned with pom-poms and fake gems.
Good food, reasonably priced. Our fav dishes were 鸦片鱼头(opium fish head)，蟹炒年糕(stir fried crab with rice cakes)，油爆虾 (sautéed shrimps)，and 酸汤牛肉 (sour soup beef). For dessert 家乡麻糍 (sesame rice cake).
Good ambiance. But the lunch Kaiseki for ¥390 was definitely over-priced. We were not impressed by the food.
Authentic Shanghainese food, reservation recommended. We liked the 醉鸡 (drunken chicken), 蟹粉粉皮 (crab roe jelly noodles), 烤麸 (Kao Fu),煎小黄鱼 (fried yellow fish). 臭豆腐 (smelly beancurd) was not to my taste.
Had a Tour de Soup Dumplings around Shanghai, and Yang's won without question. The crispy bottom is perfection.
RMB 6.00 for 4 pcs of dumplings. Another popular eatery opposite, jia jia tang bao which serves all kinds of xiao long bao.
