The barbecue at Cages is legit. And if you haven’t been to or heard about Cages Bar & Sports, you’re missing out on one of the most epic sports bars in Shanghai.
Jianbing is China’s most popular breakfast street food. You’d think it’s easy to find, but it’s not! Here’s where you can find jianbing in Shanghai.
Tentekomai is an unpretentious izakaya on Sinan Lu. Their calling card? Tiny gyozas, fried bites, and drinks for real cheap.
Bun Cha Cha is a Vietnamese restaurant in Shanghai that specializes in bun cha, a Vietnamese street food of rice vermicelli, grilled pork, and fish sauce.
Korean barbecue restaurant Baekjeong, while popular in LA and NYC, is little known to Shanghai’s foodies. Grilled meats and cheap shochu right here.
Slurping through whip-taut noodles, offal-rich geese soup, and fat dumplings at this local Chinese noodle shop in Shanghai.
Liu Tang Men is a mainstay for Sichuan noodles in Shanghai. Here are four noodles you can’t miss.
Fluffy, pliable naans and bowls of thick, flavorful curries at this affordable Indian restaurant in Shanghai.