Service leaves much to be desired, but food is amazing. Some of the items are among the best I've ever tasted. Am especially find of the turnip cake. Egg rolls were fantastic without being too oily.
Great Thai restaurant. First time I've seen one in China with Khao Soi noodles on the menu. The chicken curry puffs are also delicious.
The spinach salad here is incredible. I can't get enough. The stuffed chicken wings are amazing and the gyoza are addicting. Wish they were open for lunch!
Very nice place and area to enjoy a Sunday afternoon tea set, enjoy the surroundings and small park
This local favorite in the Former French Concession whips up the city’s finest Yunnanese cuisine. There are mouthwatering lemongrass-laced meats, vegetable pancakes, and spicy curries.
Our favourite is their popular peach milk tea (14RMB) which goes down like a juicy ripe fruit, ideal for summer. Read more.
Serving the finest ingredients we’ve seen on an unlimited Japanese menu, Wan Dao impressed us with their botan shrimp (350RMB) – in fact, the sweet-fleshed variety is one of the best we’ve eaten. Read more.
Go for seafood on the menu - don't bother with beef, noodles or rice! You wanna use the tummy space wisely!
Prob Shanghai's best sushi. Salts are interesting and nice atmosphere. Surprisingly they were very kid friendly.
I cannot be impartial because I love this brand! This place is ideal If you want to have a quick and healthy lunch in Xintiandi and it is also cheaper compared to the other restaurant around.
Memorable dishes include the lacy lumpia wrappers stuffed with chopped scallions and red peppers in a spicy black bean sauce, the cumin-laden roasted lamb chop, and various roasted and fried breads. Read more.
The buns were impeccable, with their paper-thin skins and perfectly formed bodies oozing with juice and stuffed with fragrant ground pork. Read more.
Peerless Din Tai Fung is best-known for its traditional dumplings, including the unmissable Shanghai specialty xiaolong bao—tiny, magical broth-filled parcels of pork. Read more.
The Yunnan food is amazing. The place is real hip and very dark. Hard to read the menus. Try the chicken salad. Real crisp chicken!
Take a torch. Ask for ice in your drink. Inexpensive by European standards. Only tourist diners. Loads of healthy options. Lovely waiters/waitresses.
Great location and the food is very very good, enjoy a good time and sit outside in a nice garden. However be prepared to spend around 600¥ for a dinner w/o drinks but it is worth the rice
wow its really good and value for $$. love e pork dumpling more than e shrimp. careful when u bite it, soup might come out. pay at cashier and pickup e dumplings outside.
Afternoon or evening time stroll kinda place. Grab some food and light shopping. After dinner it's hard to get a taxi on main road so walk down towards maoming for an easier time!
"Classic Shanghai cuisine. Simple dining is like being invited into someone's home. Reservations recommended."
Yet to have a bad meal, all of the food on the menu I've had so far is fantastic. Much different to "typical" Chinese food, Yunnan makes better use of spices making it come alive.
Top shanghainese venue for shanghai hairy crab when in season. Try the male and female crabs for a different taste sensation.
At the Fortune Palace restaurant here, try the jellyfish salad (liang ban hai zhe), the Sichuan eggplant, and the Chinese long bean (bak dau gok or tseng dau gak).
Authentic Shanghainese cuisine in a low-key setting. Book ahead or you could be waiting well over 30 minutes for a table.
Great place to take out of town guests. Clear menu w pics. Can't get enough of the yu xiang qie zi and pot stickers. Basil drop martinis all night long.
The Sunday brunch is really a very good deal: 100 for the best Japanese kaiseki course I ever had I'm shanghai
Definitely the best Shanghainese restaurant in town to bring out of town guests - not because you want to impress them - but you care for what they eat in China.
One of our favorite affordable Shanghainese restaurants. Try the yellow croaker spring rolls, red-braised pork (红烧肉), scallion noodles (葱油拌面), sesame peanut noodles (麻酱面), & fried pork noodles (炸酱面). Read more.
Try the delicate but delicious rendition of lamb korma (78RMB), and round off with the quirky banana and chocolate samosas for dessert - you won’t be sorry. Read more.
Try the delicious meat-free take on the hongshao rou (48RMB) which features large cubes of tofu, which wobble in a thick dark soy sauce with a layer of konjac (vegetarian gelatin) for the ‘fat’. Read more.
The house made tofu (42RMB) at Awana could convert even the most ardent bean curd skeptic. Made fresh every day in-house, the golden brown blocks have a delicate exterior and a silken interior. Read more.
With 60 options on rotation, you never know what you’ll get at this salads ‘n’ sides canteen – but one excellent constant is their signature Brussel sprouts, hazelnuts, lemon and Parmesan side (20RMB) Read more.
This revered Tokyo brand’s first Shanghai location uses citruses and rare salts in flavouring. Try the sushi set (160RMB) for an eight piece meal featuring a revolving selection of fish and meats. Read more.
Famous Cantonese restaurant in Shanghai. VERY delicious food! Chicken in sweet lemon sauce is amazing, try French toast for desert and Cantonese milk tea of course!
A spectacular experience. From service and ambiance to food and drink, everything was impeccable. The menu is creative and well thought out as is the electronic ordering system. Totally recommended!
Great environment, good experience, did not expect the food the be presented in such a way but it blows me away. A must try restaurant especially if you are a vegetarian!
Amazing place for vegetarians. Everything tasted so good. I had the lemon juice and three types of dip. Spinach, eggplant and kale guacamole. D- lish
Labelled vegan and vegetarian options and reasonable prices for the quality. The interior is a cut above most in Shanghai and the service is great, attentive but relaxed.
Wifi,food,service is very good. All personal speaking English,but sometimes haven't places to seat😪
Really good vegetarian food! Very decently priced too!! The tofu skins are so yummy - order them!
What a wonderful surprise! It is a set menu kind of Turkish restaurant which served us 5 cold appetizers, 5 hot appetizers and the main dishes in this photo. Service was also GREAT! Must try!
One of the best hot chocolate in town. Try the peanut shaved ice dessert especially if you are a fan of peanut butter (chunky) Read more.
