Fafu is the go-to for Korean barbecue in downtown Shanghai. Skip the trip to K-town and nosh on high-quality grilled beef and banchan.

Fafu is the go-to for Korean barbecue in downtown Shanghai. Skip the trip to K-town and nosh on high-quality grilled beef and banchan.

Sushi Oyama is a Japanese omakase restaurant in Xintiandi led by master chef Takeo Oyama, a highly experienced and talented legend of the Shanghai dining scene.

Xiao Ping (晓平饭店) is a popular home-style Shanghainese eatery located in Xuhui, Shanghai. Flavorful classics, brisk service, and affordable.

Shanghai Tang (上海滩餐厅) does a sophisticated take on Shanghainese cuisine in a stylish setting, located within a restored shikumen house in Xintiandi.

Nestled in Shanghai's former French Concession, La Pomme de Terre is a charming day-to-night destination, serving brunch and bistro fare.

For the best fried chicken in Shanghai, head to bb.q Chicken (also known as bb.q Village), a Korean restaurant specializing in Korean fried chicken.

For the best fried chicken in Shanghai, head to bb.q Chicken (also known as bb.q Village), a Korean restaurant specializing in Korean fried chicken.

Bella Vita is a casual Italian restaurant in Jing'an dedicated to simple, delicious comfort food at honest prices. Good pizzas & steaks!

Yatai Ramen (南波碗屋台拉面) is a permanent ramen cart in Xuhui, serving Japanese soup-based noodles as well as localized iterations.

Fabula is an intimate six-seater chef’s table that blends Cantonese and Ningbo heritage with a foundation in European cuisine.

Fangdu Hotpot is a Cantonese-style hotpot restaurant emphasizing fresh seafood and regional Chinese appetizers.