{"id":4096,"date":"2011-04-05T10:15:47","date_gmt":"2011-04-05T02:15:47","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.tour-beijing.com\/blog\/?p=4096"},"modified":"2015-08-27T16:15:51","modified_gmt":"2015-08-27T08:15:51","slug":"top-10-best-restaurants-in-shanghai","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.tour-beijing.com\/blog\/shanghai-travel\/top-10-best-restaurants-in-shanghai","title":{"rendered":"Top 10 Best Restaurants in Shanghai"},"content":{"rendered":"

Plan your Shanghai tour<\/a>? \u00a0Shanghai\u00a0enjoys a good reputation in Chinese gourmet circles, boasts one of China’s most characteristic and distinctive cuisines.<\/span><\/p>\n

During your Shanghai tour<\/a>,<\/strong> you can appreciate the beautiful scenery and enjoy the local food culture as well. We’ve rounded up the top 10 best restaurants in Shanghai, so \u00a0get ready to have a bite!<\/span><\/p>\n

N<\/strong><\/span>o. 01: Shanghai Classical House\u00a0\u00a0\u4e0a\u6d77\u8001\u996d\u5e97<\/span>
\n<\/strong>Cuisine Features: Shanghai cuisines, Eight-Treasure Duck, Sea cucumber in shrimp sauce, Pork with preserved beancurd<\/p>\n

Opening Hours: 10:00-14:00 &17:00-21:30
\nAverage Cost Per person: RMB 150
\nPrivate rooms: 36
\nWay of payment: Cash, Credit Card
\nChain Restaurants: Yes<\/p>\n

Restaurant Tags:
\nThere are parking spaces, Xintiandi, the Bund, Yuyuan Garden, People’s Square, Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street, business dinner, Shanghai food.<\/p>\n

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Shanghai Classical House<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Brief Introduction:
\nShanghai Classical House opened in 1875. Main dishes are “Eight chili sauce”,”bad bowl”, “salt and pepper ribs”,”Big Bird shrimp reference” and so on. Many famous people from countries have been eaten there. There are more than 30 private rooms which can hold 800 dining together.<\/p>\n

Address: No.242, Fuyou Road, Shanghai, China
\nPhone: (021)63111777<\/p>\n

No. 02: Tang Gong Yi Hao Restaurant \u00a0\u4e0a\u6d77\u5510\u5bab\u4e00\u53f7
\n<\/strong>Cuisine Features: Cantonese cuisines, Hong Kong Snacks, roast pigeon, durian puffs, white sesame pudding.<\/p>\n

Opening Hours: 11:00-21:30
\nAverage Cost Per person: RMB 120
\nPrivate rooms: 17
\nWay of payment: Cash, Credit Card
\nChain Restaurants: Yes<\/p>\n

Restaurant Tags: Luwan District, Hu-Qian Special Line, Times Square, Hong Kong New World Square, Jinjiang Restaurant, business dinner, friends meeting, lovers dating, family getting together.<\/p>\n

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Tang Gong Yi Hao Restaurant<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Brief Introduction:
\nTang Gong Yi Hao is a Cantonese chain restaurant which offers authentic Cantonese cuisine and Hong Kong snacks. It is good for dim sum and popular for their roast pigeon, durian puffs, shrimp dumplings, and white sesame pudding. There are only about ten table in the hall, others are private rooms.<\/p>\n

Address: 3rd Floor, Jinjiang Dickson Center, 400 Changle Road, Shanghai
\nPhone: (8621) 5757-5777<\/p>\n

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No. 03: Ye Shanghai Restaurant\u00a0\u591c\u4e0a\u6d77
\n<\/strong>Cuisine Features: Shanghainese, fried rice, steamed dumplings, shrimp balls.<\/span><\/span>Opening Hours: 11:00-14:30 & 17:30-22:30
\nAverage Cost Per person: RMB 240
\nPrivate rooms: No
\nWay of payment: Cash, Credit Card
\nChain Restaurants: YesRestaurant Tags:
\nMetro Line 1, Xintiandi Square, Lujiazui, business dining, lovers datingBrief Introduction:
\nYe Shanghai is housed in one of the Shikumen houses, made of grey bricks with stripes of red. We recommend that you sit upstairs as the ceilings are high and the atmosphere is better there. The food at Ye Shanghai is delicious. Ye Shanghai also has some nice touches.
\nAddress: House 6, North Block, 338 South Huangpi Road, by Taicang Road, Xintiandi
\nPhone: 86 (21) 6311 2323<\/p>\n

No. 04: Weng Jia Shark’s Fin<\/strong><\/p>\n<\/div>\n

Cuisine Features: Cantonese cuisines, Sichuan cuisine, seafood, Shark\u2019s Fin, abalone, cubilose<\/span><\/span>Opening Hours: 11:30-14:00, 17:30-21:30
\nAverage Cost Per person: RMB 300
\nPrivate rooms: 13
\nWay of payment: Cash, Credit Card
\nChain Restaurants: NoRestaurant Tags:
\nThere are parking spaces, Xinchuan Special Line, Yu Garden, People’s Square, the Bund, business dining, banquet, Cantonese cuisine.Brief Introduction:
\nWeng Jia Shark\u2019s Fin, which is opened in 1994, is a restaurant which offers authentic Cantonese cuisine in Shanghai. The shark\u2019s fins in this restaurant are strictly chosen, and without any chemicals. They are good-tasting and praised by gourmets.
\nAddress: 700 Gangtai Square, Yan\u2019an East Road, Huangpu, Shanghai
\nPhone: 86 21 53850755<\/p>\n

No. 05: Yongfoo Elite \u00a0<\/span>\u96cd\u798f\u4f1a<\/strong><\/p>\n<\/div>\n

Cuisine Features: Shanghainese, Imported Japanese Pumpkin braised with Thai Fish Sauce, Korean Style stirfry with Apple and Chicken, Bacon and Cheese baked with Imported Japanese Scallop<\/span><\/span>Opening Hours: 11:00-22:00
\nAverage Cost Per person: RMB 550
\nPrivate rooms: 5
\nWay of payment: Cash, Credit Card
\nChain Restaurants: NoRestaurant Tags:
\nParking places, Metro Line 1, the former British Consulate, Hengshan Road, Shanghai cuisines, wedding reception, business dining, friends meeting.Brief Introduction:
\nYongfoo Elite was originally opened as a member’s only, private club. This Shanghainese restaurant is housed in a wonderful old 1930’s villa, on a lovely phoenix-tree lined street – Yongfu Road. The garden, on your way in to the restaurant, is lovely. The Chinese food at Yongfoo Elite is less than spectacular.
\nAddress: 200 Yongfu Road, near Hunan Road, Shanghai
\nPhone: 86 (21) 54662727<\/p>\n

No. 06: Lost Heaven Restaurant \u00a0\u9a6c\u5929\u5802\u4e91\u5357\u9910\u5385<\/strong><\/p>\n<\/div>\n

Cuisine Features: Yunnan cuisine, Thai cuisine, wild vegetable cakes, Dali style chicken with chili and green onions, Thai Style spring rolls<\/span><\/span>Opening Hours: 11:30-14:00 & 17:30-22:30
\nAverage Cost Per person: RMB 150
\nPrivate rooms: No
\nWay of payment: Cash, Credit Card
\nChain Restaurants: YesRestaurant Tags:
\nHuangpu District, French Concession, exoticism, company gatherings, parking places, Yunnan cuisine, lovers dating, business dining, Yan\u2019an Road, the bund.Brief Introduction:
\nOn a small street in the Former French Concession district of Shanghai, Lost Heaven is housed in a lovely Shanghai-1920\u2019s-style villa. The restaurant upstairs features a very high ceiling and a big buddha statue right in the middle of it all. The cuisine features dishes from the areas of Dali, Lijiang, and Burma which include the foods of the Dai, Bai, and Miao ethnic minority groups.
\nAddress: 38 Gao You Rd, by Fuxing Xi Rd, Shanghai
\nPhone: 86 (21) 64335126<\/p>\n

No. 07: A \u00a0Shan \u00a0Restaurant \u00a0\u963f\u5c71\u996d\u5e97<\/strong><\/p>\n<\/div>\n

Cuisine Features: Jiangsu and Zhejiang cuisines, Shanghainese, Meizi paste, oil fried shrimp, pork braised in brown sauce.
\nOpening Hours: 11:00-14:00, 17:00-21:00
\nAverage Cost Per person: RMB 68
\nPrivate rooms: No
\nWay of payment: Cash
\nChain Restaurants: Yes<\/span><\/span>Restaurant Tags: traditional style, Shanghai zoo, Metro Line 10, Hongqiao Road, friends meeting, family gatherings.Brief Introduction:
\n\u201cA Shan\u201d is a name of cooker. A Shan Restaurant is an old restaurant in Shanghai. This restaurant specializes in Shanghai cuisine. Simple dining environment fit for friends and families to gather. The price is a little expensive compared with the surroundings.
\nAddress: No. 2378, Hongqiao Road (Near Hongjing Road), Shanghai
\nPhone: 86 21 62686583<\/p>\n
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A Shan Restaurant<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

No. 08: Di Shui Dong Restaurant\u00a0\u6ef4\u6c34\u6d1e\u6e58\u83dc\u9986<\/strong><\/p>\n<\/div>\n

Cuisine Features: Hunanese (spicy), Steamed Fish Head with Diced Hot Red Peppers, spare-ribs with cumin, sour beans with minced meat.<\/span><\/span>Opening Hours: 10:00-22:00
\nAverage Cost Per person: RMB 80
\nPrivate rooms: 3
\nWay of payment: Cash, Credit Card
\nChain Restaurants: YesRestaurant Tags:
\nParking places, Luwan District, Metro Line 1, Hunan chain restaurant, unpretentious, bustling, chili, spicy, seafood, friends gatherings.<\/p>\n
\"Di<\/a>
Di Shui Dong Restauran<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Brief Introduction:
\nDishuidong is eye-opening, both for its tastiness as well as its very different style to the more popular branches of Chinese cuisine. It’s the red peppers hanging, proudly on display, which give an indication of what this place is about – it’s one of the hottest in Shanghai. If you like spicy food, with food drenched in red peppers, then this is the restaurant in Shanghai for you!
\nAddress: 2nd Floor, 56 Mao Ming South Road, by Change Le Road
\nPhone: 86 (21) 6253 2689<\/p>\n

No. 09: M on the Bund \u00a0\u7c73\u6c0f\u897f\u9910\u5385<\/strong><\/p>\n<\/div>\n

Cuisine Features: western food, Modern European cuisine, China’s flavorful local bounty.<\/span><\/span>Opening Hours: 18:15-22:30
\nAverage Cost Per person: RMB 30
\nPrivate rooms: No
\nWay of payment: Cash, Credit Card
\nChain Restaurants: No<\/p>\n
\"M<\/a>
M on the Bund<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Restaurant Tags:
\nThe bund, Credit Card available, “Best Global Cuisine”, roof terrace and stylish Crystal Room, favored by white collars, business dining, lovers dating.<\/p>\n

Brief Introduction:
\nLocated at the pinnacle of the historic Nissin Shipping Building, built in 1921, M overlooks Shanghai’s most famous sight: the Bund. Here, diners sample a creative menu in a warm, sophisticated space, where references to Shanghai\u2019s glamorous past are updated and given a contemporary spin.<\/p>\n

Address: 5 the Bund, Zhongshan Yi Road, Huangpu, Shanghai
\nPhone: (86 21) 6350 9988<\/p>\n

No. 10: T 8\u00a0\u4e0a\u6d77 T 8<\/strong><\/p>\n<\/div>\n

Cuisine Features: Fusion, Caramelized Salted Salmon.<\/span><\/span>Opening Hours: 11:00-14:30 & 18:30-23:30
\nAverage Cost Per person: RMB 528
\nPrivate rooms: No
\nWay of payment: Cash, Credit Card
\nChain Restaurants: NoRestaurant Tags:
\nCreative, palatable, parking places, Luwan District, Xintiandi, Taipingqiao Garden, business dining.Brief Introduction:
\nT8 was named by Conde Naste as one of the top 50 restaurants in the world. T8 is housed in a “Shikumen” house (1920’s Shanghai style) in the Xintiandi touristy area of Shanghai. The decor is rustic, yet comfortable. Open kitchen. Grey brick floors. And the cuisine is designed with food connoiseurs in mind.
\nAddress: House 8, North Block Xintiandi, Lane 181 Taicang Lu, Shanghai
\nPhone: 86 (21) 6355-8999<\/p>\n

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