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Serial Shanghai restaurateur Eduardo Vargas is seemingly unstoppable. His latest venture is a smart Italian-Mediterranean eaterie, with an added raw food bar and a fine range of signature cocktails... read more
It's questionable whether Shanghai's congested Italian dining scene has much spare capacity, but this two-floor bar/restaurant is aiming for the discerning, though unstuffy, end of the spectrum. An... read more
The Portman Ritz-Carlton's dowdy Tea Garden restaurant closed early in 2008 - but nobody quite expected the style, sophistication and modernity of its replacement, Tables. This classy restaurant is... read more
Shanghainese dining is renowned for its meaty, oily, semi-sweet flavours rather than its sense of fun. Cheng Cheng's is out to change that, with a bright, airy and artsy interior decorated with bol... read more
Chef Brad Turley may not be Mexican, but his step-mother is, and he grew up cooking just north of the border. In short, he knows his Mex from his Tex. This smart restaurant converts standard tacos,... read more
It should be no surprise that sweet treats are on the menu in the former French Concession—home to the city's finest patisseries back in Shanghai's 1930's heyday. Very popular for weekday lun... read more
This small bakery and cafe in the former French Concession is a multi-talented outlet. As well as serving fine fresh coffee, a large selection of German cakes and French croissants and pastries and... read more
The setting for this Thai restaurant is magnificent, occupying a lavishly revamped villa in the former French Concession. There’s a large front garden with a Thai pagoda, while the inside din... read more
Though it seems a little chaotic and ramshackle, this legendary diner is where the city's five-star chefs eat after hours, so the food must be pretty good. Serving home-style Shanghainese favorites... read more
A sizeable Italian contingent packs into this small trattoria for both lunch and dinner - which is usually a good recommendation. In this case, it's spot on - the unpretentious, homestyle Italian c... read more
The name is entirely literal, as Black Cafe offers two dining experiences, the Dark Zone and the Visual Zone. The Dark Zone is designed for "eyes note required" invisible dining, as the entire room... read more
Large, contemporary-style Indian restaurant in the western suburbs. Serves a comprehensive menu of meat, vegetable and seafood curries and rice dishes, as well as draft Indian beers. Given its loca... read more
Singaporean pastry supremo Brian Tan had been working for years at five-star hotels across Asia before he opened his own branded café. The desserts here are both delicious and inventive &nda... read more
Shanghai is well served with Thai restaurants, and this is one of the best. An old townhouse has been lovingly revamped with southeast Asian hardwoods, moody lighting and lots of alcoves and semi-p... read more
Locals accept no substitute when the desire for Cantonese dim sum strikes. Don’t let the appearance of this noisy, crowded café on the XX-floor of a retail mall discourage you – ... read more
This highly-regarded Taiwanese restaurant chain serves up Shanghai's famous xiaolongbao soup-and-meet dumplings, as well as noodle dishes and well-executed Chinese favorite dishes. The interior dec... read more
One of Shanghai's most exuberant and un-selfconscious restaurants, is also one of the city's most acclaimed new openings in 2008. Madcap chef, El Willy, serves modern Spanish tapas in a delightful ... read more
This is a classic French brasserie – right down to the black chalkboard menu and artsy photos of the River Seine adorning the walls. Owned by a former nightclub impresario, the attention to P... read more
Superbly managed, Singaporean-owned café and restaurant adjacent to a yoga studio on leafy Fuxing Lu. The pan-Asian menu and cozy cuteness of the bright yellow and orange interior make it a ... read more
The super spicy hotpots of Hunan Province are the stuff of legend in China. Packed with chilli peppers, these tongue-numbing treats are once of the nation's most-cherished dishes. Order plenty of i... read more
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The Waldorf Astoria in Shanghai continues the brand's love affair w...
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Despite China's embrace of hotel grandiosity, the Indigo stands apa...
While the rest of Shanghai pumps up the glamour, the Waterhouse at ...