INT. is a neo bistro in Jing’an that comes by way of Hong Kong, led by F&B group Twins Kitchen, serving a fusion of Chinese flavors with Western ideas.

It’s located in the same building as Mikkeller; the entrance is down the alley on the left of taproom. It’s a cozy, dimly lit space with a good playlist. Good for a date night.

The Food
The bistro is based off the group’s INTERVAL series of Italian restaurants, but honestly there’s nothing Italian here, except for the inclusion of small pizzas topped with Chinese ingredients and cheese, and Jiangxi rice noodles made in the style of pasta.

It’s more modern Chinese small plates than it is anything else, in my opinion.











The Bombay duck was phenomenal, the Jiangxi rice noodles unique, and the pork ribs divine. Overall, it’s interesting and inventive, but I feel most dishes are either overpriced or low value for money. Be prepared for sticker shock.
For drinks, it’s all natural wines, which starts at ¥78 a glass, bottles from ¥438.
INT.
Address: No. 114, Bldg 60, 273 Jiaozhou Lu, near Xinzha Lu 胶州路273弄60号114室, 近新闸路
Tel: 13818124450
Hours: Tue-Sun, 5:30pm-midnight (soft opening)