Restaurants in Shanghai
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Bellagio Restaurant, Shanghai
"This Bellagio is not a Las Vegas hotel, but a faux-swanky Taiwanese brasserie. There are several locations in Shanghai, and they're all open at al... More -
Coconut Paradise
This renovated townhouse in the French Concession district provides an elegant, dimly lit backdrop for a Thai dinner. The interior is marked by tea... More -
Crystal Jade
Although located on the second floor of the Xintiandi shopping mall, this restaurant is far from the typical food court options found in malls. Bri... More -
Din Tai Fung, Shanghai
Ubiquitous chain with English menus and solid xiao long bao. Various locations. More -
Guyi Hunan
Cuisine from the southern Hunan region is known for its smoke, spice, and rich color. This Jing’an neighborhood restaurant’s reputation precedes it... More -
Haya's Mediterranean Cuisine
Haya Ronen plays dual roles of chef and owner at this spot in the Jing ‘an district that specializes in Israeli-influenced fare. The purple and yel... More -
Jade Garden, Zhao Jia Bang Road
One of multiple Jade Garden locations in Shanghai, this restaurant near the Luwan district serves Shanghainese dishes and specialties, such as drun... More -
Jade on 36
Chef de cuisine Franckelie Laloum, formerly of Michelin three-starred Maison Pic and Maison Troisgros, brings his top-shelf experience to this Fren... More -
Jean Georges Shanghai
French chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten incorporates his affinity for Eastern tastes into the flavors and textures of his cuisine. The first restaura... More -
Jia Jia Tang Bao
The crabmeat dumplings are available at a decadent (for Shanghai) splurge of $14 for a dozen and are thin-skinned with a deeply, sweetly crabby ric... More -
Lu Bo Lang
A three-floored building of the Ming Dynasty style is home to this restaurant, famously said to have hosted Bill Clinton and Fidel Castro. Rumor sa... More -
M on the Bund
On Sunday mornings, young expat families brunch on the terrace of M on the Bund, Shanghai’s first fine-dining Western-style restaurant, framed agai... More -
Mid-Lake Pavilion Tea House
Perched in the middle of a man-made lake, the path to this house twists and turns (legend says spirits don’t do curves.) Also known as “Huxin Ting,... More -
Mr. & Mrs. Bund
Chef Paul Pairet's lively, modern French restaurant offers all-day people-watching. The staff is knowledgeable and the food delicious; try the stea... More -
Nanxiang Mantou Dian
Xiao long bao (Shanghainese soup dumplings) are the speciality. ($1) More -
Nepali Kitchen
This Julu Road eatery is a favorite with expats and locals looking for a unique dining option. Nepali Kitchen serves food of the Himalayas inside i... More -
Old Shanghai Teahouse
China is a popular place for tea so it’s no surprise that teahouses abound across the country. After a flight of stairs to the second floor, this O... More -
One Hundred Families, One Thousand Tastes
The menu features Yellow River bamboo with ham; translucent gooey balls of summer yam with pork and scallions; and lu yu, a river fish with a sour,... More -
People's 7
Nine lights at the end of a cement staircase make up the unmarked entrance to this trendy restaurant and bar. Once the mystery of entrance is solve... More -
Shintori Null 2
Japanese architect Sakea Miura designed this bunker-like restaurant, which was once a movie theater for retired government officials. Guests enter ... More
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