Di Shui Dong

久久滴水洞

Dishuidong is known for its bold, spicy Hunan cuisine, especially its signature slow-braised pork ribs, served in a rustic, no-frills Shanghai setting

Lost Heaven (The Bund)

花马天堂(外滩店)

A culinary silk road where Yunnan tribal flavors waltz with Art Deco glamour, serving psychedelic sour-spicy soups

Tang Palace (Tang Gong) Dongzhu'anbang Road

唐宫 维景店

celebrated for its exquisite Cantonese- and Huaiyang-style seafood and dim sum, especially its famed crisp-roasted young pigeon (金奖乳鸽)

The Former French Concession

前法租界

known for its charming tree-lined streets, historic European-style architecture, and a unique blend of East and West

Xibo Xinjiang Cuisine (Changshu Road)

锡伯新疆餐厅(常熟路)

celebrated for its modern take on authentic Xinjiang cuisine, blending bold Northwestern Chinese flavors

Din Tai Fung (Xintiandi)

鼎泰丰(新天地)

A Michelin-starred sanctuary of soup dumplings in Shanghai's historic shikumen

Yuyuan Bazaar

豫园商城

a bustling marketplace filled with traditional Chinese architecture, local snacks, handicrafts, and souvenirs

Da Hu Chun (DaHuChun, Middle Sichuan Road)

大壶春 (四川中路店)

Da Hu Chun 大壶春 is a renowned restaurant chain that has gained locals' recognition with stably delivered local flavors and friendly prices.

Huaihai Road (Huai Hai Road)

淮海路

A century-old fashion artery where Parisian tree-lined boulevards meet Art Deco heritage