Had a Tour de Soup Dumplings around Shanghai, and Yang's won without question. The crispy bottom is perfection.
Jia Jia Tangbao basically offers one thing: soup dumplings, in eight varieties (9RMB/pork, 10.5RMB/shrimp and pork, 22.50RMB/crab and pork). Their dumplings are revered as some of the best.
The best ramen in the world, now available in Shanghai. Pork buns are a must. Get your ramen extra spicy with a poached egg, always.
Arcade offers strong drinks, non-pretentious atmosphere and yes, a little video game madness. Drinks-wise, we like the gingery highball Kraken (65RMB) from the well designed menu of cocktails. Read more.
Bund also called Zhongshan Dong Yi Lu is regarded as the symbol of Shanghai, and "Museum of International Architecture" by its buildings.
the skywalk on the 100th floor is, at this moment, the world's highest observation deck
shanghai's art scene is growing as fast as its buildings. browsing the maze of galleries here is a good way to spend a few hours one afternoon.
Sunday brunch is a must go! When the weather is kind, pick a spot on the terrace for an amazing shanghai view.
Even if you're a native, don't take the first price offered. Everything can be haggled down!
Our favourite course is the chef’s own secret eat, the truffle burnt soup bread. Guests sit surrounded by a 360-degree video projection of a forest and the scent of cigar smoke as they enjoy the dish. Read more.
The highest plattform here at the Oriental Pearl Tower is 342 meters high and offers a breathtaking view of the dragon's head metropolis of Shanghai. Find out more in LH travel report Shanghai! Read more.
The scale model of the entire city has to be seen to be believed
Enjoy people watching here! The only place where you see parents matchmaking on their children's behalf!
A former private garden during the Ming dynasty, this green oasis is now a prime spot for people-watching, with couples practicing the fox-trot and elderly women belting out Chinese opera.
Lovely district with nice restaurants, a very unique bar (The Alchemist) and a cute little flower shop!
Xiao long bao like no other! Come during non peak hours around 2:30pm.
Take in the scene at the 111-foot mahogany bar of the former Shanghai Club, now a Waldorf Astoria.
By far the coolest museum in shanghai, filled with vintage Mao era propaganda posters.
The cutest part of Shanghai if you are looking for a retreat, walking under the trees, chilling at a coffee shop terrasse, or looking for a gallery and during the night a fancy place to go out.
