Location: Shanghai
Top Restaurants in Shanghai
- 1. Jin Xuan Chinese Restaurant (The Ritz-Carlton Shanghai, Pudong)
- 2. Canton Disco (The Shanghai EDITION)
- 3. Din Tai Fung (Nanjing West Road)
- 4. Shanghai Haidilao Hot Pot (Zhangyang Road)
- 5. Lost Heaven
- 6. Xibo
- 7. Lobby Lounge, Pudong Shangri-La
- 8. Summer Palace
- 9. Xincheng Hotel Chinese Restaurant
- 10. Din Tai Fung (Shanghai New World)
Top Things to do in Shanghai
- 1. The Bund (Wai Tan)
- 2. China Railway High-speed
- 3. Bund International Architecture Exhibition
- 4. South Bund Soft Spinning Material Market
- 5. Shanghai Tower
- 6. Shanghai Jewish Refugees Museum
- 7. Shanghai Propaganda Poster Art Centre
- 8. Shanghai Natural History Museum (Jing'an)
- 9. Pudong New Area
- 10. Heping Fandian
Most Popular Chinese food in Shanghai, Shanghai Region, China
Reviews on Chinese food in Shanghai, Shanghai Region, China. Shanghai is a huge and sprawling metropolis that draws people to it from all over the world. It’s a place of contradictions where East mixes seamlessly with the West, and where the old is constantly bumping up against the new. Find a neighborhood full of Western comforts, immerse yourself in Shanghainese life, or live in the future today. Few other cities in the world – if any at all – have such a wide range of experiences to offer.
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10. Din Tai Fung (Shanghai New World)
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1769 reviews
Reviewed By Ruben R
DTF is always good.Food is amazing.Service is perfect. I tend to order a pot of tea, and my cup never gets empty. They always refill hot water without even asking for...
9. Xincheng Hotel Chinese Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 142 reviews
Reviewed By Words_in_real
I classify this restaurant as "poor". It is Food for Foreigners and also Bill for Foreigners. If you love the atmosphere... go in, eat before and have a drink with some snacks. If you want try Chinese cuisine, well: look for other places.
8. Summer Palace
Overall Ratings
4 based on 198 reviews
Combining South-Eastern Chinese cuisine with Cantonese flair, the Summer Palace enhances gastronomical sensation with a poetic visual dreamscape. Inspired by the traditional Chinese ink paintings in dynamic colours and commonly accented with motifs of pea
Reviewed By SunriseSki
Part of the Shangri-La complex it is a well known restaurant. It has the classic selection with a few specialties and the service was quite fast but not top friendly. It is one of the better restaurants but does not make it to the top top. Still, if you are staying at the hotel and don't want to look much further, this might by the place to go.Dear SunriseSki, Warmest greetings from Jing An Shangri-La, West Shanghai. Thank you for taking the time to share your kind and constructive feedback with us. At the Shangri-La, we hope to always delight our guests with thoughtful service from the heart, and we will keep enhancing improve the service quality to a higher level. Rest assure we will double-up our training for the expected service excellence. It will be our pleasure to welcome you to Jing An Shangri-La, West Shanghai again soon. Yours sincerely,Nicholas SmithGeneral Manager
7. Lobby Lounge, Pudong Shangri-La
Overall Ratings
4 based on 111 reviews
The stunning Lobby Lounge in the hotelâs River Wing features magnificent floor-to-ceiling windows that overlook the river promenade and the Bund.It is an excellent meeting spot and a place to enjoy drinks or tea.
Reviewed By Celal S
This is on the river side, bright, wide, comfortable. Smoking allowed inside! If you are a non smoker, you should check around for avoiding smoke. Menu is ok, I ordered a Chinese tea and paid 178 RMB ~ 25 USD.
6. Xibo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 253 reviews
XIBO has been established in Shanghai in 2010, which uses an UNTRADITIOANLway to perfectly represent TRADITIONALXinjiang cuisine. XIBOâs UNTRADITIOANL comes from the sense of modern and delicate, the combination of Chinese and western and the collision be
Reviewed By kathybsuffolk99
Simply great food. Beautiful setting. Lovely service. Good choice of fish and vegetarian food. Massive portions....we over did it! Will definitely go back. Especially loved the green beans with chilli.
5. Lost Heaven
Overall Ratings
4 based on 2644 reviews
Reviewed By Petra E
Clearly this restaurant gets visited by many expatriats. Didn't see anything special about it - it was a huge diner, lights fully dimmed, service mediocre. No knowledge of allergies (gluten in my case), and no desire to help out. I ended up with stir fried broccoli The food at our table was okay, not great. Too exoensive for what it is
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4. Shanghai Haidilao Hot Pot (Zhangyang Road)
Overall Ratings
4 based on 412 reviews
Reviewed By Fernwehsarah
Eating Hot Pot is an amazing experience - but it can be difficult to handle as a foreigner not speaking Chinese. However, at Haidilao Hot Pot they will go the extra mile to help you choose your food! Even if that means having to use a tablet with written sentences!The quality of the food was also super tasty and the portions were quite big! It is not super cheap, but definitely worth it! Make a reservation though on Fridays or Weekend - otherwise you might have to wait a while for a table (although their waiting area is delightfull and comes with games, free snacks and tea/water!)
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3. Din Tai Fung (Nanjing West Road)
Overall Ratings
4 based on 612 reviews
Reviewed By RobertD190
Din Tai Fung Restaurant is famous for its xiaoling bao (soup dumpling). You can watch them make the dumplings. The are several of these upscale restaurants throughout Shanghai and China. We especially like the pork xiaoling bao. Also great is the spicy shrimp dumpling and the pork chop with fried rice. I put the fried rice in the spicy shrimp dumpling sauce which makes a great combination. The hot and sour soup and the drunken chicken are also great dishes. To round things out, Din Tai Fung Restaurant also offers vegetable dishes and other small plates and soups. There are really good local restaurants that also serve the similar bao and dishes at a much more reasonable prices.
2. Canton Disco (The Shanghai EDITION)
Overall Ratings
5 based on 210 reviews
Canton Disco, by Black Sheep Restaurants, pays homage to the unprecedented mix of glamorous sophistication and primal hedonism of the legendary Hong Kong nightclub of the same name. The restaurant is a Kowloon nightlife love story showcasing sophisticated
Reviewed By Zxum
Traveling to Shanghai again, I still prefer to stay at the âShanghai Edition Hotelâ. I stayed in a very good room type with the warm welcome of the staff JUST named friend âSeventeenâ. The decoration of the whole hotel is very elegant and stylish. The staff is very courteous and enthusiastic. The restaurant is very satisfied, the creative Cantonese cuisine has been highly praised by us, thanks to the warm help of several hotel staff during the stay, their names areâSeventeen,Camila,Jessie,Scarlett,Louis,Flora,FANDY,Thomasâ, I would like to recommend them to everyone. This trip will feel like I love the hotel as my second home in Shanghai.Dear Zxum,Thank you, we are incredibly humbled by your kind comments.We are thrilled that you enjoyed your time both at The Edition and Canton Disco, this is exactly the type of experience we hope our guests have.I will be sure to share your comments with the team.Looking forward to welcoming you back soon.Best,Louis WangRestaurant ManagerCanton DiscoThe Shanghai [email protected]
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1. Jin Xuan Chinese Restaurant (The Ritz-Carlton Shanghai, Pudong)
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1001 reviews
Traditional Cantonese cuisine, warm service and rich décor earned this restaurant its first Michelin star in 2017. The menu is complemented by dishes from around China and offers tea pairings. Dress code:Smart Casual No flip-flops, beach sandals, plastic
Reviewed By VeronicaJKo
My daughter and I celebrated my last evening in town visiting her. We are so glad that we chose Jin Xuan for our last dinner. We were seated at a window table with sweeping views of The Bund. Our waiter, Claude, provided friendly and attentive service. The food was delicious and unique - we had dishes that we never had eaten before. I ordered the rock shrimp with black truffle (one of the signature dishes of Jin Xuan) and my daughter offered the beef and tomato fried rice. Our dessert - sesame balls with egg yolk - was amazing. We did not expect it to be so delicious. Again, we had never had this dessert before. What a wonderful way to spend my last evening in Shanghai! We will return!Dear VeronicaJKo,Warmest greetings from the Ritz-Carlton Shanghai, Pudong and thank you for your review on TripAdvisor community.It is our pleasure to know that you and your daughter have enjoyed the dinner time at Jin Xuan. I am delighted that our excellent food and service could meet up to your expectation. Thank you for your appreciation and I will share your kind words with the Jin Xuan team, especially Claude.We look forward to seeing you again soon.Warm regards,Debbie WongQuality Manager
