Get in early to try the crab noodle soup (48RMB) or the delicious yellow croaker noodle soup (36RMB). The deep yellow broths are simmered for hours and packed with umami ingredients. Подробнее.
This is a go-to for quality affordable Italian. The margherita pizza (58RMB) and the Napoli pizza (68RMB), with cherry tomato, mozzarella, anchovies and basil, are delectable. Подробнее.
The xiangsuji, a dish of curiously squashed chicken features golden skin, tender strips of tear-away meat, and a rich garlic and dark soy flavour is something that we come back for again and again. Подробнее.
Shrimp almond pastries are the stellar dish at this perennially-packed dim sum place, known as one of the best in town – a gorgeous innovation of plump, shining whole shrimp wrapped in pastry. Подробнее.
The xiangsuji, a dish of curiously squashed chicken features golden skin, tender strips of tear-away meat, and a rich garlic and dark soy flavour is something that we come back for again and again. Подробнее.
A cutting-edge microbrewery that looks like something from Willy Wonka’s factory, The BREW, in the new Kerry Hotel Pudong, boasts some of the best beers in town. Подробнее.
This park is rarely crowded. It’s more of a place for kids to splash around but it’s a great place for a quiet dip and the park ground make a pleasant environment to swim in. Подробнее.
The iced coffee (55RMB) may seem a bit pricey but is top quality. The iced press is a melting ice-block that drips onto coffee grounds for eight hours. Cookies come free with coffee before 12:30pm. Подробнее.
Lobster brunch here manages to combine a seemingly infinite array of exquisite dishes and a killer 87th floor view. The cook-to-order menu includes free flow of appetisers and a choice of main dishes. Подробнее.
They offer studiously wrought classic cocktails (from 60RMB) and probably one of the city’s most evolved lists of whiskies and single malts in a consciously subdued, dependably hushed atmosphere. Подробнее.
While the only wines sold by the glass are two varieties of Jacob’s Creek (both 55RMB), the secluded and serene nature of the outdoor terrace makes up for the drinks list’s shortcomings. Подробнее.
Haagen-Dazs is one of the most expensive ice creams in the city (30RMB/scoop). Still, one can’t deny the quality of their gelato or the good range of flavours. We recommend the tiramisu. Подробнее.
Known for their sundaes and trademark Blizzard mixes, DQ’s straight-up ice cream cone (15RMB) is a bit lacking. The soft serve is pretty standard, but with only a handful of toppings. Подробнее.
Y+ offers 200 classes from beginners to advanced, covering more traditional styles and the latest fads. Apply for a free trial class on their website. Подробнее.
Beside the manmade beach and lake at Shanghai Sculpture Park (entry 120RMB/person; 30RMB/dog) is a small barbecue area. It's 60RMB/pit for four people with charcoal (20RMB/bag). Подробнее.
Basic décor and an affordable menu couple with a student-friendly vibe at this self-cook barbecue joint. Try the four cuts of ‘special skirt steak’ (78RMB). Подробнее.
Though the restaurant is pricey, this Spanish joint has a great hidden roof terrace. Wine is the drink to order with bottles starting from 270RMB and glasses from 55RMB (try the Spanish Rioja). Подробнее.
The views towards the Puxi side of the river are fantastic throughout the hotel. Probably the best view of all is at Flair bar, on the 58th floor, which boasts the city’s highest outdoor terrace. Подробнее.
This friendly sushi spot uses imported rice, vinegar and soy sauce for authentic tasting dishes. Try their juicy hand rolls like shrimp or eel (10RMB), or great-value variety platters (28RMB-58RMB).
The food is standard Chinese and Western cafe fare, with the chicken cordon bleu with spicy chips (55RMB) a highlight. Coffees range from 15RMB - 45RMB, and there’s also a decent range of beers. Подробнее.
This is a glorious spot on a sunny day, with tables right next to the Huangpu river looking across to The Bund. The coffee is pricey (35RMB for an Americano) but strong and smooth. Подробнее.
This chic canteen-like joint offers possibly the best pizza/view combination in town. While the margherita (120RMB + 15%) is a no-frills classic, be sure to try the Parma ham pizza (120RMB + 15%). Подробнее.
The 16 pizzas at this veteran favourite are starting to look a bit tired. The margherita (63RMB) is solid but doesn’t quite look, or taste, as appetising as others on our list. Подробнее.
This grand gallery regularly exhibits works from some of China’s biggest contemporary artists. Its shows utilise the building’s unique multi-level layout and historical location. Admission is free. Подробнее.
You’ll get the biggest ’20s and ‘30s Art Deco fix here; from the wrought iron railings to the up-lit stuccos, lashings of Italian marble and the signature font on the public signs. Tickets: 40-60RMB. Подробнее.
This rustic-chic minimalist joint serves one main dish – southern French-style pizza from a wood-fired oven. The ingredients taste fresh, but the pizzas (80-120RMB) lack a certain oomph. Подробнее.
Try the fantastic soft spicy chicken with pickled peppers, served with mammoth green onions (58RMB). The ‘Soup of mom made’ (20RMB) is pure comfort food with sprinklings of youtiao (fried dough). Подробнее.
Our favourite dishes at this bargain Zhejiang import include the mighty portion of sliced fish with cucumber (39RMB), tucked under ground green chillies in a salty-spicy-numbing sauce. Подробнее.
In a town known for pork belly, this tender braised version ranks alongside the very best. Get the single portion, not the thinly-sliced version that comes on skewers. Try the deep fried Camembert. Подробнее.
From succulent shaomai to chewy, perfectly textured shrimp changfen & superb daily soups, this is some of the finest dim sum in the city. Try our favourite corn-filled dumplings (available weekends). Подробнее.
