A comprehensive, independent directory of 491+ handpicked restaurants, wine bistros, bakeries, and bars across Shanghai. Complete with bilingual addresses, operating hours, and photo galleries.
3/F, Hubindao Mall, 150 Hubin Road 湖滨路150号湖滨道购物中心3楼
Uni Shushi is a Japanese omakase restaurant under the Ochiyo umbrella. Affordable, solid sushi in Xintiandi, Shanghai.
7 PhotosNo. 5, Block C, 48 Xinyi Road 兴义路48号C座5单元
Soba Monbei (纹兵卫) is a longstanding Japanese soba noodle shop that has been serving Shanghai since 2007.
8 PhotosSL1-08, 1/F, South Block, Hongkong Plaza, 283 Huaihai Middle Road 淮海中路283号香港广场南座1楼SL1-08
Soba Monbei (纹兵卫) is a longstanding Japanese soba noodle shop that has been serving Shanghai since 2007.
7 Photos3/F, C Block, Xintiandi Galleria, 111 Ji'an Road 吉安路111号新天地东台里C栋3楼
KLAZ is a multi-concept restaurant and bar in Xintiandi that does teppanyaki, omakase, and western food.
6/F, 1 Yan'an East Road 延安东路1号6楼
Skyline Dome is a rooftop bar and lounge on the Bund in Shanghai with iconic views, Japanese bites, cocktails, cigars, shisha, and weekend DJ nights.
403 Dagu Road 大沽路403号
Sake Ichi is a reliable yakitori and izakaya in Shanghai serving up traditional chicken skewers alongside koji-marinated beef and "duckitori."
No. 2-1, 35 Shaanxi South Road 陕西南路35号2-1号
Sake Ichi Oden is Japanese restaurant serving chicken soup oden, ramen, tsukemen, and flavored highballs. Street energy and open late.
6 Photos30 Donghu Road 东湖路30号
Tokyo famous Hikiniku To Come opens in Shanghai, serving up charcoal-grilled Japanese hamburger steak over rice.
5/F, 1 Yan'an Dong Lu 延安东路1号5楼
The Dome is a Japanese restaurant and bar on The Bund in Shanghai — omakase and lively after-dark energy, complete with terraces offering prime views.
5/F, Plaza 66, 1266 Nanjing West Road 南京西路1266号恒隆广场5层
Love Sushi (瑷鮨) is an omakase restaurant at Plaza 66 in Jing'an, helmed by chef Ma Shifu, a 20-year veteran.
8 Photos2/F, L225C, Pudong Kerry Center, 1378 Huamu Road 花木路1378号浦东嘉里城2层L225C
Aburi-En is a Japanese yakiniku restaurant serving Australian wagyu grilled over binchotan at Pudong Kerry Center, Shanghai.
7 PhotosNo. 12, 19 Ronghua West Road 荣华西道19弄12号
Ikkou Izakaya is a casual Japanese restaurant that does a bit of everything. Affordable and good quality sushi, sashimi, and sukiyaki.
8 PhotosNo. 010, Bldg 11, 207 Mengzi Road 207号宏慧盟智园11号楼010号商铺
Ieyasu Izakaya is a long-standing Japanese restaurnat in Shanghai specializing in ramen and tsukemen with nine different soup bases and dipping sauces.
2 PhotosLot 4, 48 Xingyi Road 兴义路48号4号商铺
Ieyasu Izakaya is a long-standing Japanese restaurnat in Shanghai specializing in ramen and tsukemen with nine different soup bases and dipping sauces.
E-L361, 3/F, Xintiandi Galleria, 29 Ji’an Road 吉安路29号3层E-L361
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.
6 Photos272 Wuxing Road 吴兴路272号
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.
5 Photos509 Nanchang Road 南昌路509号
Kyu Hai (玖杯) is a small Japanese restaurant serving up excellent chicken broth ramen, izakaya bites, and yakitori.
8 Photos210 Jiaozhou Road 胶州路210号
Nasu House (茄子屋) is a cozy late-night yakitori and grill in Jing’an, specializing in charcoal-grilled chicken.
3 Photos252 Guangxi North Road 广西北路252号
Kingichi is a single-counter ramen shop near East Nanjing Road that does clean-tasting tonkotsu-based ramen soups and a fantastic pork cutlet.
4 PhotosNo 151, Bldg 10, 100 Yejiazhai Road 叶家宅路100号10幢151室
Butanchu Ramen is a small ramen shop in Shanghai that specializes in Hakata-style broth — thick, rich, and porky.
4 Photos146 Ruijin 1st Road 瑞金一路146号
Shichiton is a ramen shop in Shanghai that does truly massive bowls of thick, wavy noodles. Jiro-style ramen.
2 Photos100 Maoming South Road 茂名南路100号
Shichiton is a ramen shop in Shanghai that does truly massive bowls of thick, wavy noodles. Jiro-style ramen.
4 Photos689 Xianxia Road 仙霞路689号
Sobamichi is a Japanese restaurant in Shanghai that specializes in soba noodles. Established in 2015, this humble shop prides itself on authentic soba, imported directly from Japan.
8 Photos2/F, T8 Block, 1398 Kaixuan Road 凯旋路1398号长宁国际T8栋2楼
Noya is a Japanese restaurant that does a set menu with sukiyaki as the main course. High-marbled beef alongside sushi and sashimi.
