BYO cup save 5元. Pet-friendly and clean design inside, camping chairs outside, but no real vibe.
Best bakery in the area. Pre-order in WeChat 1-2 minutes before you arrive to avoid the crowd. They’ll call out your number around the time you get there.
This is one of the better, well-stocked Lianhuas. Easy to pop in, pick up an item and self-check out.
Swanky new food hub on Wuxing Road. Has a Lokal, Seesaw Coffee, Drunk Baker, Circo by Alimentari, PokeX, and more stuff on the upper levels and in the back.
Cozy, medium-sized gym. Lots of windows and natural light coming in. 370元 per pt session. The trainers here are very friendly and nice. Formerly located on Xiangyang Rd around the corner.
Nice looking café. Pet-friendly. Has an artsy, literary vibe. I like the exposed brick and windows. Not so nice when it’s crowded though. Better to pop in when it’s empty.
I like the simple clean design of this location. The drinks are predictably good. Not exactly a pet-friendly spot, dogs need to be held. The service is a little impersonal.
Next level in that there are no touchscreen menus even. Have to order from the KFC app. Can scan the QR code to link directly to this location. #antisocialfuture
Nice outdoor seating. Ask the girl behind the counter for tea recommendations. Don’t bother scanning the code on the table to order. It never works.
Good coffee, including a fancy rice wine latte. Cool installation of a tree sprouting from coffee beans in the middle of the shop. Pet-friendly.
Cozy casual pet-friendly vibe. Easy to pop in and out. The tacos are decent, but the carnitas burrito is really, really good. The house kitten is super cute.
Enjoyed the mapo lasagna, chicken parm, caesar salad, pesto meatballs, and the tiramisu. Worth sampling the whole menu. Really good Italian-Asian fusion dishes👌🏼
Clean, affordable underground spaces for small businesses. There’s a community clothes donation drop-off spot, a vintage toy store, a hair salon, and an ayi who teaches Shanghainese.
