The Best of Xibo: Xinjiang Classics & Lamb in Shanghai
Hunting for Xinjiang food in Shanghai? Head to Xibo for curated specialties of lamb skewers, stews, mushrooms, fresh baked naans, and more.
Where To Eat Guotie & Shengjian Bao in Shanghai
The differences between deliciously greasy Chinese snacks shengjian bao and guotie, and where to eat them in Shanghai.
PuR’aisin Pairs Natural Wines With Yunnan Food
PuR’aisin is a natural wine bar in Changning that serves Yunnan food. It’s a cozy neighborhood spot that’s also dog-friendly.
Guang Fan For Cheap Cantonese Food in Shanghai
Guang Fan (廣范) is a cheap-as-chips Cantonese restaurant in Jing’an, Shanghai. Fan favorites from dim sum to whole steamed fish.
Best Scallion Pancakes (Cong You Bing) in Shanghai
Looking for the best scallion pancakes in Shanghai? From street carts to popular chains, here’s where to eat the savory Chinese snack.
3 New Openings: Toasty by O’Mills, Gui Bistro, Laduree Shanghai Flagship
O’Mills expands to Jing’an, Guangxi food at Gui Bistro at the Jing’an Kerry Center, and Ladurée opens its Shanghai flagship.
Guizhou Food in Shanghai: Shan Shi Liu 山石榴
Delicious Guizhou food for under ¥150 at this popular restaurant chain in Shanghai. Sour-spicy soups, fiery stir-frys & comforting noodles.
3 New Openings in Shanghai: Restaurant Fu, KRU On Tap, Huata
The OHA Group opens Restaurant Fu, a traditional Cantonese restaurant; The Flask Group opens bistro-bar KRU On Tap, and upscale Spanish restaurant Huata.
Xibo: A Xinjiang Food Feast, Exploring Ethnic Cuisine
Xibo is a smart casual Xinjiang restaurant in Shanghai. It is a long-standing favorite that serves a fantastically colorful range of ethnic Xinjiang dishes.
Loushang: Late Night Cantonese-Style Hotpot in Shanghai
Loushang Hotpot (楼上火锅) is an upmarket Cantonese-style hotpot restaurant in Shanghai that specializes in fresh seafood. Oh, and it’s open until 4am.