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Discover the best restaurants in Shanghai — from hip neighborhood eateries to local noodle shops to Michelin-starred restaurants.

Taian Table: Shanghai’s Michelin Two-Star Restaurant

Michelin one-star Taian Table arrives at Menu 20. Modern Western cuisine with a distinctive Asian touch at this interactive restaurant in Shanghai.
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Polux by Paul Pairet, a French cafe/bistro in Xintiandi. Photo by Rachel Gouk. © Rachel Gouk

Paul Pairet’s Polux Opens in Xintiandi, Shanghai

Polux is an all-day dining French café/bistro by luminary chef Paul Pairet in Xintiandi, Shanghai, serving eggs, breakfast, brunch, and rustic French fare.
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Homeslice Shanghai: Now Serving New Spring 2019 Pizzas

New York style pizza place Homeslice Shanghai launches the new Spring 2019 pizzas. Carbs, baby. Carbs.
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Lotus Eatery is a Yunnan restaurant in Shanghai that does delicious food at honest prices. It is extremely popular, favored by both locals and expats.

Lotus Eatery: A Beloved Yunnan Restaurant in Shanghai

Lotus Eatery is a Yunnan restaurant in Shanghai that does delicious food at honest prices. It is extremely popular, favored by both locals and expats.
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Baekjeong: The Korean BBQ Restaurant You Never Heard Of

Korean barbecue restaurant Baekjeong, while popular in LA and NYC, is little known to Shanghai’s foodies. Grilled meats and cheap shochu right here.
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Crab at Ministry of Crab Shanghai. Photo by Rachel Gouk

Why Ministry of Crab Shanghai is Worth It

Colombo, Sri Lanka’s famed Ministry of Crab opens a restaurant in Shanghai’s People’s Park. Eating ginormous 2kg crabs and dipping into buttery sauces.
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Chilean Abalone on the Chinese New Year Menu at Hakkasan Shanghai. Photo by Rachel Gouk

Hakkasan Shanghai’s Chinese New Year Menu

Diving into the 11-course Chinese New Year menu at Hakkasan Shanghai. Revisiting signatures and exploring CNY traditional foods.
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Dog friendly restaurants, cafes, and bars in Shanghai.

Dog-Friendly Restaurants in Shanghai (Bars & Cafes too!)

An on-going, UPDATED list of dog-friendly restaurants, bars, and cafes in Shanghai. Here are pet-friendly venues all around the city!
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Shake Shack Opens in Xintiandi, Shanghai (Officially Jan 24)

Shake Shack opens in Shanghai, making it their first mainland China location. Burgers, hot dogs, shakes, and more at this cult-like fast food chain.
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Dim Sum at Sui Tang Li

Dim Sum at Sui Tang Li, a contemporary Chinese restaurant in the Middle House Shanghai.
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Four hands at The Peninsula Shanghai — Taylan Yüce Four hands at The Peninsula Shanghai — Taylan Yücel of Gallada, The Peninsula Istanbul joins Eugenio Cannoni @chef_eugeniocannoni of Sir Elly’s, The Peninsula Shanghai.

(Nice to see a familiar face back in Shanghai! @cheftaylanyucel )

A little Silk Road-inspired, and a bit of an ode to each chef’s home of Turkey and Italy. 

Most memorable were the dry-aged hamachi, served with preserved lemon jam, parmesan foam, and stewed white beans, and the lamb, richly spiced, grilled over charcoal and served like a kebab with a hummus side. 

The koji-marinated cauliflower proved to be creative, coupled with Turkish buffalo mozzarella to elevate the humble vegetable. You can’t fault the M9 beef tenderloin — it’s as perfect as beef gets, but I really enjoyed the bone marrow and kumquat “butter” and pickled persimmon as accompaniments.

Baklava was, of course, the perfect end. 

Also — I didn’t know you could dine in the kitchen at Sir Elly’s. (Only for special occasions *hint hint* for exclusive dinner seekers.)

#michelinstar #chefsoninstagram #finedininglovers #shanghailife #foodreels
Aventure. A remarkable modern Chinese restaurant m Aventure. A remarkable modern Chinese restaurant making waves in the southern coastal city of Xiamen.

Executive Chef Esther Hou and Tea Master Rita have poured their heritage and hearts into every aspect of Aventure. The cuisine is built on a foundation of Fujian ingredients and traditions, enhanced by the Esther’s Sichuan roots and fine dining training. 

Rita, who hails from Xiamen’s Gulangyu Island, brings her expertise in tea to the fray, sourcing leaves from across China, and innovating with temperature, infusions, and even the starchy water from boiling rice.

The result is a creative dialogue between tradition and expression, delivered through a visually striking tasting menu.

Highlights:

Iconic Xiamen staples like shacha noodles, oyster omelets, and blood cockles appear on the menu, but with a 180-degree twist from their original street food forms. 

Esther’s roots show in a pig’s brain course, transforming the usually gritty texture into something smooth, much like foie gras, before being molded back into its brain form. A daring approach for a daring dish. She also spoke fondly of the five-spice pork roll, a complete reinvention of the fried street snack, making it with tuna toro, five spice, and buffalo mozzarella gelée. 

Another comforting standout was the fish congee, a dish that was simple and profound — a rich broth of yellowfin tuna, clams, fish maw, and Dalian rice, topped with delicate yellow croaker.

On teas, it was one of the last that really stuck with me. A Sichuan-Tibet dark tea that had been combined with boiled rice water (like the top watery layer of congee). Is it a tea or a soup, now? Either way, the roasted tea aroma + velvety texture was great. Definitely the coolest tea pairing I’ve experienced.

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🔘 Aventure. @aventure_amoy 
📍 13-106 Xiahe Road 厦禾路13-106号 | Xiamen 厦门
📞 18144134025
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#modernchinese #finedininglovers #chinafood #chefsofinstagram #finedining
Hulu Sushi — one of the few omakase restaurant in Hulu Sushi — one of the few omakase restaurant in Shanghai I keep coming back to. 

Another excellent omakase meal! Thank you Liu-San!

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🔘 Hulu Sushi @hulu_sushi_ 
📍 110 Xingfu Road (inside Pirata) 幸福路110号101单元
📞 13501689458
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#omakase #shanghaifoodie #shanghaieats #sushibar #shanghairestaurant
Following the release of the latest Bangkok Michel Following the release of the latest Bangkok Michelin Guide, @restaurant_suhring was awarded three Michelin stars — making it one of only two restaurants in the city to receive the highest honor. 

I sat down with @thomas_suhring and @mathias_suhring talk about what that moment really means.

Childhood memories and family traditions, playfulness on the plate and an ode to the German hunting season, their food tells a story that carries a deep sense of home.

The Highlights: 

- Brathering - Pickled then pan-seared herring fish with kombu seaweed gel, chervil and horseradish cream. 

- Wildpastete, a dish that represents the hunting season in Germany. A work of art made with game meat of wild boar, dear, and pheasant, plus duck liver, lardo de Colonnata, black truffle, and Pistacchio. 

- Spatzle with Bavarian mountain cheese sauce, crispy onions, freshly shaved winter white truffles. 

- Butter poached turbot served with zucchini and summer squash, caviar, and clam, finished with seaweed-infused cream and vin jaune.

- Brittany blue lobster in vanilla butter with lobster bisque, hazelnut oil, rutabaga ravioli & persimmon. 

Sühring is also No. 11 on the Asia’s 50 Best.

#michelinguide #asias50best #bangkokfood #finedininglovers #chefsoninstagram
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