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.

Le Cafe Louis Vuitton Shanghai (LV Cafe) is the culinary destination within The Louis, Louis Vuitton's boutique, exhibition space, and cafe in Jing'an, Shanghai.