Shanghai Restaurants - Shanghai Restaurant Guide
A list of best and famous Shanghai reastaurants for an unforgettable dining experience in Shanghai, China, including reviews and other resources.
Famous Restaurants in Shanghai
It was called 1221 for the reason that the restaurant is situated on the No. 1221 of bustling Yan’an Road. The interior of the restaurant is cozy and in good taste. Here it is available the authentic Chinese Cuisine. Most of the customers are foreigne...More>>
1931 Bar and Restaurant
1931 Bar and Restaurant attracts customers for its romantic colonial Shanghai setting at before. However, it was renovated recently, with a more traditional Western look combining the decoration style of 1930s Shanghai. What’s more, it is a good site for a Sha...More>>
Club Jin Mao
Club Jin Mao was originally opened as a private membership club in 1999 catering exclusively to its invited members and the Hotel’s in-house guests only with authentic and exquisite Shanghainese cuisine. The elegant Chinese art deco décor, private club atmosph...More>>
Lu Bo Lang Restaurant
Shanghai Lu Bo Lang Restaurant is located at the bank of Jiuqu Bridge in the Old City God Temple, facing the bustling downtown in south, and drawing near garden and park landscape in north. It is a three-story imitation Ming Dynasty construct with black tile, ...More>>
Meilongzhen
Meilongzhen Restaurant was set up in 1938, having more than 70 years history. It is located at the intersection of Jiangning Road in West Nanjing Road. In former days, it was a good site for Shanghai cultural and art big name to meeting each other. Now it has ...More>>
Shanghai Lao Fandian (Shanghai Classic Restaurant)
Shanghai Classical Hotel, located on the famous Yuyuan Garden tourist area, was set up in 1875. Walking into the hotel, the old pictures hanging on the wall of every floor which come from different developing periods bring customer came back the 1930s of Shang...More>>
Shanghai Lao Zhan (Old Station Restaurant)
This is a best choice for visiting and dining at Shanghai, cause its unusual European old architecture, oriental railway carriages, classic Shanghai Cuisine, deep nostalgic atmosphere. The highlights here are the two traditional railway carriages (an 1899 Germ...More>>
The Grape (Putao Yuan Jiujia)
Grape, situated in part of a fine domed former Russian Church, is one of the first groups of restaurants to attract foreigners in Shanghai. The highlight here is the food. Perennial favorite include the phoenix tail shrimps with garlic, steamed clams with eggs...More>>
Ba Guo Bu Yi
This is an antique and quaint Sichuan fare restaurant in Shanghai. The interesting and distinct performance of suddenly turn hostile at restaurant attracts many customers. As an authentic Sichuan cuisine restaurant, many special dishes here are all worth tryin...More>>
Pizza Hut
Good dining environment and palatable pizza with tasty side dishes. It is always crowded during dining time, you need to wait in line. The recommended food include pizza, roast chicken wing, clam soup and cakes.More>>
Pizza Italia
Here it serves up authentic Italian pizza with cheerful atmosphere. Service is friendly and efficient. Walking into it, you’ll have a home-like feeling. More>>
Cu Cai Guan
This restaurant serves some of the best home-style Cantonese cuisine. The high quality of the menu at Cu Cai Guan provides a sampling of everything from snails and sea cucumber to crab, chicken, dim sum and noodles. The menu favorite include More>>
Dolar Shop
Dolar Shop is one of the most popular hot pot eatery in Shanghai. It is mostly different from the traditional such store, with obscuration lamplight, red screen window, crystal shade, decorated fashion and elegance. At this lively restaurant, each patron gets ...More>>
Di Shui Dong
This delightful restaurant has something of a celebrity in Shanghai. Push the gate of Shui Di Dong gently; you’ll have a feeling of primitive simplicity, as if you walk into a cave. The highlight here is Hunan Cuisine. The worth trying dishes are More>>
Dynasty
Dynasty is known as one of Shanghai’s top Cantonese restaurants with centuries-old history. It boasts the some high level chefs who often serve the visiting heads of stated at special banquets. For their expertise, you can enjoy delicate and a little insipidit...More>>
Gu Yi
This restaurant offers Hunan flavor in a more elegant if less interesting surroundings than Di Shui Dong. The delightful Gu Yi caters to well-heeled crowd that tries to hold off breaking a sweat for as long as possible. Menu favorite here include shredded pig’...More>>
Hot Pot King (Lai Fu Lou)
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Kuo Bee Pen Da (Guo Bi Pen Da)
The highlights of this restaurant are its spicy soup bases and fresh homemade dumplings. Kuo Bee Pen Da offers special flavor which are based on the combination of diversified spicy soup bases from China, Hong Kong, Thailand and other country. Another interest...More>>
Lao Tan
If you would like try some Guizhou cuisine at Shanghai, then Lao Tan is your best choice. Located at the Xingfu Road, Lao Tan has the barn-like dinning room where the modern are and broken pottery decorate the walls of eatery. Highly recommended are mouthwater...More>>
Papa John’s
Papa John’s, a famous global pizza chain, set up in 2002 in Shanghai. Choose any one of Shanghai’s 15 branches; you’ll taste like the original pizzas and find an interesting interior with plenty of finger foods and ice cream sundaes there. It is available to d...More>>
Fook Lam Moon
Fool Lam Moon is noted for its seafood dishes in Shanghai. Situated on the second level of River Wing, patrons can appreciate the breathtaking view of the Bund while taste the best of Cantonese flavor, including exquisitely prepare hot and sour cucumber skin, ...More>>
Bi Feng Tang
This restaurant is back on the bustling Changle Road where small restaurants are row upon row of the both sides of the road. If we compare the dishes of hotel banquet to a royal beauty, so the Bi Feng Tang would be a rustic beauty. The small lobby is decorated...More>>
Shanghai Uncle (Haishang Ashu)
Shanghai Uncle Restaurant seems as an old dream at sea. The whole restaurant are full of dolorous art painting created by uncle itself, hanging the diameter of 2 meters red palace lantern on the patio, and making the Chinese red and peony as the keynote. Not o...More>>
Folk Restaurant (Xian Qiang Fang)
Folk Restaurant featured the “Chuan Dishes”, the dishes passing on from generation to generation among the people. Walking into the restaurant, wooden decoration with the high ceiling in old century makes you seem to be at the hotel of 1950s. There are many ol...More>>
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