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    Shanghai: Entertainment / Pubs, Cafes and Restaurants

    Pubs, Cafes and Restaurants

    Last update: 10/09/2006

    Cafes/Pubs/Bars

    Shanghai has a good selection of cafes and bars, catering to all tastes and budgets. You might also like to try a traditional Chinese tea house for a refreshing drink during the day.

    A few addresses:

    • Cloud 9 Sky Lounge
      87/F Jin Mao Tower, 88 Century Boulevard
      Tel: 5049 1234
      Amazing views of Shanghai from this bar at the top of the world's highest hotel, the Hyatt. Attractive decor and good ambience.

    • Arch Bar and Cafe
      439 Wukang Lu (by Huahai Zhong Lu)
      Tel: 6466 0807
      Lively cafe with bright decor and trendy clientele. Soups, salads and sandwiches during the day, cocktails at night!

    • Bar 1931
      112 Maoming Road
      Tel: 6472 5264
      Quiet and cozy bar/cafe, decorated with memorabilia from 1930s Shanghai. Serves Shangainese snacks.

    • Peace Hotel Jazz Bar
      20 Nanjing Xi Road
      Tel: 63216888
      Visit to enjoy a performance from the in-house jazz band. Music begins at 8pm every night.

    Restaurants

    Shanghai cuisine is often borrowed from the surrounding provinces. Fish, eel and crab and prepared with alcohol and served raw. Sugar is often used, frequently with soy sauce, resulting in a piquant savoury flavour. You may be served lime and ginger flavoured '1000-year-old eggs', braised meat balls or chicken baked in lotus leaves. Seafood is popular, including the local delicacy, Shanghai hairy crab. Dim sum are readily available as a snack and are a speciality in Shanghai.

    • Nanxiang Mantou Dian
      85 Yu Yuan Road, Old Town God's Temple
      Tel: 6355 4206
      This extremely popular dim sum restaurant is something of a Shanghai institution. Queues are often lengthy, but the dim sum are reputed to be amongst the best in town

    • M on the Bund
      7/F, No. 5 The Bund (at Guangdong Lu)
      Tel: (86-21) 6350-9988
      More expensive than average, this restaurant offers fine dining with a superb view of the Bund and the Huangpu river. During the summer you can enjoy outdoor dining on the terrace. Menu is primarily modern European, with some Asian and North African influences

    • 1221
      1221 Yan'an Xi Lu (Fan Yu Lu)
      Tel: 6213 6585
      A lively, modern restaurant serving good quality Chinese and Shanghainese food. English menus are available.

    • Hatsuhana
      House 9, 3911 Hongmei Lu (by Yan'An Xi Lu)
      Tel: 6261 6179
      An 'all you can eat' sushi restaurant - the quality is good and prices very reasonable

    • Face
      4 Ruijin Guesthouse 118 Ruijin Er Road
      Tel: 64664328
      A little taste of the country in Shanghai, this country house has attractive grounds and a verandah where you can enjoy a pre-dinner drink before dining at one of the two restaurants.
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