Canvas White is designed and named to transport you and your companion to a world where you can relax, mingle, and rest your tired minds and bodies. We invite you to be a part of the crowd and to savor the unique, unfounded dining experience that our restaurant is creating. Weaving together delicious flavors from around the globe, what awaits you is a dazzling combination of cuisines ranging from Europe, North America, the Mediterranean, and Southeast Asia, complimented by a most distinctive menu and quality wines. With flexible seating arrangements and an extensive array of modern equipment, Canvas White is also the right place for private parties and company events. So, come experience all we have to offer and paint Canvas White with your memories… House Wine 28RMB Draft Tiger Beer 10RMB Spaghetti Bolognese 28RMB Herb-Roasted Chicken with Egg-Wrapped Indian Fried Rice 55RMB Singaporean Laska 30RMB 3-Course Set Lunch Menu 65RMB/120RMB Address: No. 1 Lane 688 Yan An Xi Lu Hua Min Empire International Plaza Between Jiang Su Lu and Zhenning Lu 延安西路688弄1号 华敏国际大夏（近江苏路） Phone: 6212 3170

LAST SUNDAY AFTERNOON, WHEN WALKING ON ZHONGSHAN ROAD, WE WERE PLEASENTLY SURPRISED TO SEE A PLACE CALLED COOL DOCKS,WITH LOT OF RESTAURANTS AROUND A WATER FOUNTAIN, SOMETHING SIMILAR TO XINTIANDI, WE WALKED INTO AN INDIAN RESTAURANT WHICH OFFERED AN ATTRACTIVE BRUNCH, WIDE SPREAD REASONABILY PRICED! WE ENJOYED THE FOOD WINE ALL INCLUSIVE FOR JUST 140.

WE VISITED THE NEW INDIAN RESTAURANT AT THE COOL DOCKS SITUATED ON 479 ZHONGSHAN NANLU, IT HAS EXCELLENT AMBIENCE, DELICIOUS KEBABS AND AMAZING CURRIES REASONABLY PRICED TEL 15921803307

la piazzetta ITALIAN RESTAURANT is located in Shanghai Bay also known as the Pudong XinTianDi. Take a deep breath and enter this modern and conceptual restaurant; relax your mind and start to enjoy the delicious and healthy Italian food together with top quality wines. Business lunch set menu, homemade pizza & pasta and a complete Italian a-la-carte menu are available for you daily. Lunch: 11:30 a.m. to 14:30 p.m. Afternoon Tea: 14:30 p.m. to 17:30 p.m. Dinner: 17:30 p.m. to 23:30 p.m. from Monday to Sunday Sherpa’s daily home delivery from 11:00 a.m. to 22:30 p.m. Phone: (021) 6888 2993 Address: Shanghai Bay, Basement B02, No. 1138 South Pudong Road by Zhangyang Road 浦东南路1138号上海湾广场B02（近张杨路） Area: Lujiazui – Shanghai – P.R. of China

Providing a range of International and local favourites buffet and a la carte menu options. The open show kitchen provides the backdrop, as you relax and enjoy the food, or you can enjoy the outdoor seating area in the Terrace to unwind after a hectic day.24-hour

Celebrating the finest of Asian cuisine and a taste of Oriental herbs and spices. A show case kitchen and fresh design create a fun ambience. It is the choice for flavorful Asia food in a tranquil setting with attentive service. Add: 210 Taopu Rd. Putuo District Shanghai Tel:021-53559999

This Chinese restaurant with ten private dining rooms provides a variety of Cantonese, Sichuan and Shanghainese cuisine, prepared by Hong Kong Master Chef and his experienced team. Our excellent service makes � a great choice for those who appreciate quality and flavor with a touch of style. Add:210 Taopu Rd. Putuo District Shanghai Tel:021-53559999

Nice place for main chefs from Taiwan. I enjoyed the foie gras most, and the Mastsuzaka Sirloin Steak tasted really good. After dinner, kindly waitress guided us to the lounge where could catch the fantastic bund view. New recommending venue...

Hello, just a quick message to share our website : http://www.nova-sh.com where you will find menus, prices, etc. Hope to see you soon in our little "France" located Dagu road no.418!

Hi everybody, we have opened a new western-style place in Dagu lu, no.418 (Jing'an district) since October 3rd: the Nova Bar & Restaurant. If you like mediterranean cuisine, cool and welcoming environment, join us (opened from 12 am till late)! For any additional info please feel free to contact us : 63401889 (english & chinese language). Marketing manager.

this is the most beautifull italian restaurant in shanghai operated since 1997 the secret ofvthis restaurant is that the chef owner antonio donnaloia still cooking in is beautifull kitchen,and for this the food quality is allways the same .this restaurant rappresent one piece of italy in the sense of food flavor authenticity,the anbience rappresent one piece of italy ,this closy place is an experience ,must taste is signature dishes like tuna tartare,the ravioli filled with parma ham in light truffle sauce

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1st Anniversary of JASMINE BRIDGE (15-25th December) 18Rmb for ALL Foods & Drinks !!! The most spulgeworthy deal in Shanghai. Pls reserve on 139.186.45.745

A Fantastic Restaurant !First Iranian restaurant in Shanghai Pudong new area close to TV Tower , Jin Mao Tower. Mideast Kebab, BBQ, Buffet dinner, perfect taste. It's very cheap and very convenient ,just take subway line 2 Dongchang Road station No.3 Exit.(In world plaza B1) Tel: 68873006 68873007

Opened about a year ago, this is probably the most delicious, best designed, friendliest restaurant in Shanghai. Before there was Ginger, I felt so bored with the Shanghai restaurant landscape. The quality of Gingers unique fare is consistently high, Gingers atmosphere is quiet and pleasant, it is a great place to spend an afternoon or an evening. Ginger Cafe & Deli, 299 Fuxing Lu near Gaoyu Lu, Shanghai, Tel.: 64339437

Set amidst busy commercial complexes and high prestige residential area, “The Kevin’s Bar and Restaurant” offers cozy and quiet environment for you to dine at the authentic Thai cuisine restaurant and relax in the up-class Jazz Bar. A warm and charming management and staff provide the perfect blend of the old world ambience and contemporary comfort. Situated in the heart of Shanghai city, the cool garden setting merged into an old building structure makes it a perfect place for those interested in full privacy, peaceful surrounding and to access WIFI (wireless internet) for free. It is popular among the expats and the local. No.4, Alley 946, Chang Le Lu, (Near Urumuqi Lu)

COCHINCHINA IS CLOSE..NOW IT IS FCC F.C.C. Foreign Culture Club 889, Julu Lu / By Changshu Lu. Bldg.11-12 囍囍府 巨鹿路889号11-12号楼，靠近常熟路 T.6445-8082 F.6445-7793 Open daily from 11 a.m to 1 a.m Closest Metro, Jing'an Temple, Line 2 (5mn walking), Changshu Lu Line 1 (5 mn walking) . All cards accepted. One venue: four outlets Designed by kokaistudios (responsible for Bund 18), The Foreign Culture Club encompasses four outlets inside a lovely old colonial mansion located inside the French Concession in Jing'an District. With a modern Vietnamese restaurant, a fine Mediterranean dining, a patisserie, two lounges showing experimental short films, and a H20 bar serving bottled water from all over the world to purify your soul, all with beautiful exclusives designs. F.C.C. has everything to keep its guests busy. F.C.C.The terrace serves casual food for lunch with a choice of sandwiches, pasta, salads, wraps and become a very elegant fine dining place at night time serving authentic Mediterranean cuisine, an alfresco dining experience on comfy beds on the upper side terrace, covered with old Indochine style tyles from Vietnam, is also a must. F.C.C. Club Vietnam serves healthy and authentic vietnamese dishes in a modern colorful environment where colonial style furnitures meet hip interior design. Two private rooms are also available on the top floor for banquets. F.C.C. Patisserie is the perfect place to take away or sit down and enjoy some pastries, chocolates, desserts and other sweet temptations. After 7 p.m all the breads, croissants, pain au chocolats and other pastries are sold half price.

This is a fantastic and relaxing restaurant located on the corner of Zhenning Road and Yongyuan Road. Peopl might not know Yongyuan Road, but it is really small road at end of Nanjing Xi Road. Well, the creative food is just fine, mixed Italian, French and some creative Asian food. And live music will bring you back old but good days. Think their booking line is 021-62498418

You must give this place a try. We have dined here several times and I can honestly say what a great place to meet with friends.The food is excellent. Staff are polite and attentive,A good atmosphere with back ground music playing. 225 Hongfeng Road, Jinqiao, Tel + 86 21 5030 9807

THE BEST HONG KONG STYLE RESTAURANT IN SHANGHAI.

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Look拢卢you shopuld see some of the friends in our group.But I couldn't put it here because of the size. : ) If you think you are wel-educated, you can speak good English and you want to improve your spoken English some more, if you want to feel true friendship, please come in!If you earn enough money but you feel lonely, if you want to share your ideas with some true friends, if you are from foreign countries, such as USA, UK, or other English -speaking countries and need some kind help from kind Chinese people, please come here, I think you will find what you want . You won't be disappointed.Come on! You will feel true love , true friendship, true care , of course you must learn to help and care others here. You will get to know many good friends with good qualifications and good culture . If you are kind enoguh, if you are well-educated, welcome to our friend circle!We have nonscheduled get-together in English .You may contact QQ23830376 Tel:021-28730026 (SMS:10602128730026) icq:275641397

Finally a great place with great ambience to wine and dine without burning a hole in your pocket. Love it ! Coming back for more.... Oh.. must try - cocktails ! Enjoy !

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For a good value authentic evening with a comprehensive Turkish menu visit the above restaurant at 633 Bi Yun Road Pudong Shanghai. Ask for the lobby manager Shelia who make's you feel at home upon arrival. The messa seletion is very good and the Turkish dishes lets you think you could take off you shoes and feel the Med. lapping on your feet. Finish of your evening with a choc pudding that just blows you away. A good experience at a resonable price.Included in the evening is a Turkish dancer where you can join in if you feel like. Also a good place for your wedding or office party etc. Welsh

For a good value authentic evening with a comprehensive Turkish menu visit the above restaurant at 633 Bi Yun Road Pudong Shangahi. Ask for the lobby manager Shelia who would make you feel at home upon arrival. The messa seletion is good and some of the Turkish dishes lets you think you could take off you shoes and feel the med lapping on your feet, finish of your evening with a choc pudding that just blows you away. A good experience at a resonable price. Also a good place for your wedding or office party etc. Welsh

For a good value authentic evening with a comprehensive Turkish menu visit the above restaurant at 633 Bi Yun Road Pudong Shanghai. Ask for the lobby manager Shiela who makes you feel at home upon arrival. The messa selection is very good and the Turkish dishes let's you think you could take off your shoes and feel the Med.lapping on your feet. Finish with your evening with a choc pudding that just blows you away. A good experience at a reasonable price.Included in the evening is a Turkish dancer where you can join in if you feel like. Also a good place for your wedding or office party etc.Welsh

The Best in China !! Recently opened few months back in shanghai.Have been there so many times and guess what every time I go there i see familiar faces (guests ofcourse).Difficult to get a reservation on a friday or saturday,so I suggest book early.I love the Kesari chicken tikka,lamb rogan josh,palak paneer,samosas,Shrimp Vedas etc.Nice decor and friendly staff.To sum it up,GREAT PLACE and GREAT STUFF !!!! Shanghai needed an execellent Indian restuarant and Vedas is by far the answer !!

Pls anybody visiting In Nanjing pls come to Tajmahal Indian restaurant forIndian meals good curry good lamb tandoori also biryanis many indian breads also more Indian reals dishes have take out free home delivery on step/ Adress +Tajmahal Indian Restaurant 117 Feng Fu Lu Nanjing Jiangsu oppsite visa office tell 02584201178 thanks

A new comer that offers cheap eats. I tried the sandwiches, their homemade bread is great. Love the one-bite pineapple puff, finally there is something that is not industrial coloring and flavour. The interior is dominated by white, simple and relaxing. I spent only around RMB30 for a meal with drink. Will definitely go again.

CJW Cigar Jazz Wine Dining & Jazz Lounge CJW At Bund Center One of the best vantages for taking in Shanghai隆炉s dazzling, rapidly changing cityscape in CJW, on the highest floor of the crown-topped, 50 floor of Bund Center. Its 360-degree panorama gives patrons a peek at the Bund隆炉s colonial architecture, Pudong隆炉s futuristic skyline, the Yu Yuan Gardens, and more. Taiwanese designer Benjamin Li隆炉s space is eclectic-metallic organza 隆掳dumplings隆卤 on the ceiling, Lava lamps, dangling crystals, clear-beaded curtains隆陋and reflects modern Shanghai隆炉s schizophrenic array of colonial, cutting-edge, and kitsch aesthetics. The house jazz band plays nightly until 1a.m., catering to CJW隆炉s upscale clientele, who may choose from a variety of vintage wines and spirits as well as Cuban cigars displayed in a large glass humidor. Chef serves traditional Western fusion cuisine in the club隆炉s restaurant. By Conde Nast Traveler, 2004 hot list, 30 new bar scenes from Boston to Beijing. Address拢潞 Bund Center 50/F Office Tower, 222 Yan An Road East, Shanghai Reservation Telephone拢潞021-63391777 or 63392777 E-Mail拢潞customerservice@cjwchina.com Website拢潞 http://www.cjwchina.com/

Great Cantonese & Shanghainese selection Try the XO noodles

Hello Dear sir/ madam, This Abdul Rehman Qureshi, Presently working as an Executive chef cum consulting chef, I bring a strong work ethic, a solid management back round and creative and diverse culinary repertoire to position. I have been formally trained in my classical and contemporary Indian cuisine, & Italian cuisine . My specialty to set up new Indian restaurant fast food, Italian restaurant, Indian food promotion and help hire chefs, cooks, Service staff. Menu designing, food costing training, food hygiene Training Stocktaking management of kitchen staff. My 15 yrs worked experience with five star hotels in an Indian and over seas, setup their new Indian restaurant. At Present working in shanghai china with chain restaurant as an Executive chef. Thank you for taking time out from your busy schedule to review myself. I look forward to hearing from you soon possible. You鈥檙e truly, Abdul Rehman Qureshi Executive Chef Cum Consulting Indian cuisine chef chefrehman@hotmail.com Mobile:-008613761711694 http://www.spaces.msn.com/members/chefrehman/

ashoka is the no one north indian restaurant in shanghai i like ashoka food very much there are many restaurant in shanghai but i think ashoka is the no one all chef from 5* hotel they give u what kind indian food u want my name is dev im from russia ilke india food very much

If you require a resturant with good food good service with a very pleasant setting visit Montys at Yandang Road. Steaks and are prepared just to you instructions and are prsentent in any size you care to order. Other chices as well as steaks available.The staff are very friendly although resevered and the resident musicians who visit your table only complement the occasion of a evening at Montys. The place to take that special person where you can enjoyed their company and fantastic food and service

This is the best proper Western Bar in town. Two pool tables, darts boards, foosball, and even shuffleboard. All free. Excellent food all day and until 2:00am as well! Drinks are ex-pat prices, but they're a lot stronger than drinks in the other bars around! Heads and tails, this is a great place!

Best arabic restaurant in shanghai .middle east cuisines.Good environment & Service, with belly dance and shisha, tasty food, on 3911 hongmei rd(near hongqiao rd) 021 6261 0376

Http://www.jujude.com/english.htm PAINTBALL GAME!Shanghai Weicheng Indoor Paintball Center is the first and the largest indoor paintball center in Shanghai downtown, which is located on the 4th Floor, 21st Sport City, No.518 North Si-chuan Rd. If you contact us, you can get free tickets and pay 80% price of balls

kami semua sangat marah sehingga benci terhadap perlayanan,perkerja di shang palace ini!!!!!!!! sebenarnya kami datang ialah untuk menjamu selera dengan hati yang ikhlas,perasaan yang gembira tetapi layanan dan pemberian dari shang palace ialah begitu teruk contohnya semua staf shang palace hanya tahu layan tetamu dari luar negara sahaja!!!!! dan lupa kewujudan kami yang dari tempatan,dari mula masuk pintu shang palace langsung tidak ada orang menyambut ,menu tiada,makanan tidak sedap sekali, bising dengan suara staf kamu ,inikah hotel&restaurant 5 star!!!!!!!!! kedai kopi pun lebih biak dari kamu.kami pun tak tahu apa manager mereka ajar ,mungkin manager mereka pun sama saja!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

the service is very bad exspecialy the stupid manager(yvonne),service is slow,don't know how to smile to the our guest and the staf(fera) also don know to service and the service stly not international.i very sad and disappointed about your service.

Saya sangat kecewa dan amat sedih sekali terhadap perkhimatan atau layanan yang dilayan oleh perkerja2 yang begitu tidak serius,sopan,ikhlas,professional dan lain-lain.Terutama manager mereka(yvonne)mukanya langsung tidak pandai senyum dan bergaya dan staf pula tidak pandai memberi perkhimatan yang baik,pls upahlah staf yang kacak dan cantik sedikit, meluat saya nampak muka staf kamu dan ia membuat saya langsung tidak ada selera makan (jimmy&fera).sangat kecewa dan harap bacaan ini boleh diberitahui kepada semua staf shang palace!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Saya sangat kecewa dan amat sedih sekali terhadap perkhimatan atau layanan yang dilayan oleh perkerja2 yang begitu tidak serius,sopan,ikhlas,professional dan lain-lain.Terutama manager mereka(yvonne)mukanya langsung tidak pandai senyum dan bergaya dan staf pula tidak pandai memberi perkhimatan yang baik,pls upahlah staf yang kacak dan cantik sedikit, meluat saya nampak muka staf kamu dan ia membuat saya langsung tidak ada selera makan (jimmy&fera).sangat kecewa dan harap bacaan ini boleh diberitahui kepada semua staf shang palace!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

This is the best Shanghaineese restaurant. It is located in the prestigious Huaihai area. If you do not make a reservation, you would not have a table. This restaurants makes the best egg yoke fried crab, fried river shrimps, fried bread, red meat the the famous sweet dates. The service is wonderful. Only locals will know the place. Jesse's Inc is a top notch restaurant.

I have been there quite a few times now and I can only say that the service is getting crappier every time. Starters arriving after a the main courses and then only after chasing the waitting staff. So why bother?-well the curries are very good and reasonable value, the portions sizes are good and the prices beat those at the Indian resteraunt in the Ruijin Hotel complex whose name slips my mind but I do remember being charged RMB90 for a lamb dish with only 4 pices of meat in it!

Good pub food and always a good roast at the weekend, very reasonably priced. The staff are always friendly and there is decent beer available too. Monday/Weds to Saturday live music from 8.30. On Sunday from 6.30. Dong Ping Lu.

Ad Domus is the best restaurant in Asia. Chef Antonio Donnaloia is a very cookery genius.

When we were on our way to Keven's, Planet Shanghai was the resturant we past by before we reached our destination. Though we tried Keven's a few times before and it was great, the urge to try new things hit and we stepped into Planet Shanghai. We stood at the door, waiting for someone to direct us to our table, but saw no one. It wasn't until we had to call for people that a waitress comes out in a hurry and led us. She sat us down and took our order. The food wasn't all that good, and what a surprise, the resturant doesn't supple their customers with free toast! When we asked for it, they told us we had to buy it. When we questioned and stated that there hasn't been a western style resturant we've been to that doesn't give free toasts or bread of some sort (which is true, no?). The waitress told us to wait and came back saying the kitchen will give us the toast for this time and apologized. The food was standable but is nothing compare to Keven's. It was priced unreasonably for such quality of food. If you happen to be near the area, I suggest you try across the street, Keven's Cafe, not only is it priced reasonably with a good value, the food is delicious, AND they actually supple you with home made bread!

Hi my name is Marc, I have spent some time in Shanghai Oct 6 till Oct 13 for business And visit Jack's Place on Nanjing Rd, 3 times the food is great just like the service very friendly even the price's are Good !! Enjoy it !! sure you will like it

I'm surprise to hear so little about this terrific little western restaurant located on Nanjing Xi Lu. My husband and I love the place. It's very clean, the waitresses are always smiling, and the food is wonderful. If you have any questions or need something the owner is usually around to take of us.(I think his name is Tim or maybe tom). Try this place out, it's a real find.

M on the Bund is really bad, I took my time to send in my feed back but never get any response. Probably this is their way of doing business. It is definitely out of my list, and now I would like to share the feed back sent to M with all of you. Think twice before you decide to you, this is my advice. ************** Hi Michelle and Bruno, Shanghai is very hot in this summer and we didn't want to dress up heavily, instead we were in casual wear when we arrived at your restaurant on 25 August 2003 evening. We thought that it would be a nice evening, but it was NOT. First, the waiter at the reception looked at us from head to toe with an unwelcome look. I then spoke in Mandarin that we had made a reservation and we asked if there were window seats, we were told "no", and he further mentioned that the window seats had to be booked one or two weeks earlier. When I made the reservation, I was told that there is no garantee for window seats, and it couldn't be reserved. If I was told earlier that I could get table with nice view, I would have reserved for one earlier. We were then led to a table which has to share seats with other, we asked if there was any better seats, and we were told that seats were available at the other dark corner. No friendly tone, no nice smile and cold; we then decided to leave immediately as we were not welcome at all. Surprise to learn from your website that nice people is one of the selling point! We then decided to go to Grand Hyatt in Pudong and on the way, I called and asked to talk to a manager of your restaurant. Bruno answered it nicely and apologised for that, and made sure that we would have nice time if we asked to meet him on our next visit. Immediately, I felt that if I had to ask to meet a manager so that I could get good service at a restaurant, I would rather not having my meal there, it means that same level of service is not provided by all your staff. Bruno said that I should complain to him when I was in the restaurant, but if you are treated this way, it is normal that you don't want to be there any more, even for one more second! Everything there become the ugliest. Maybe we are not white caucasian, maybe we were in casual, and maybe I did not speak in English, but these are not the reasons that we have to be discriminated and treated unfriendly. We then had our dinner on level 56 at Grand Hyatt in Pudong, the service was excellent and professional, and we had nice view and great food, we spent about RMB1000 there and we were very happy. Well, we live in Hong Kong and initially we thought that we would visit the other M in HK after we tried M on the Bund. NO, after all these, we would definitely not visit your restaurants again. As I think it is very important to let both of you know about our first experience at M on the Bund, I decided to write this long email, but I don't know what you will think, maybe this type of email will be classified as "unwelcome" too. Anyway this is a very realistic business world, just a reminder.

M on the Bund (Joke on the Bund) High priced, bad service, Manager with bad attitude, food is a joke yet people still go there! I guess FACE is more important then taste! People go there to show off, definately not for the food!

Had lunch here a couple of days ago and completed another 'to do in Shanghai'. The set menu was grat value by any western style restaurant in China. 2 courses 88rmb, 3 courses 98rmb. Food really tasty. From other reviewers it seems that people expect too much from this place and hance are disappointed. Go neutral minded (or have someone else pay). Views are phenomenal. Will be going back soon.

Please just forget this place. Waste of time and money. Heard so much about the place but was very disappointed. If you want a night view of the bund, go to the top floor of Peace Hotel instead which is free. The service was horrible, my chair was bumped a total of 5 times the whole evening without any word from the waiter. Went with my kids and they do not have anything for children and I am not talking kiddie meal here. Food was definitely bad. The worst restaurant in Shanghai we tried.

I must say my one and only experience at M on the Bund had been somewhat disappointing. No complaints about the view and the ambience...but the food was at best average...and the service gets a big thumbs down. Absolutely the worst table waiting skills I've seen - including slapping the menue on a guest's face without even noticing...guess I won't be heading back any time soon.

M on the Bund, run by Michelle Garnaut, which in no time flat has established itself as a globally important restaurant, thanks to location, atmosphere, service, and that certain je ne sais qua that all top restaurants have. It's better not to look at the view rather than the prices. Located on the roof of one of the old trading houses lining the river, M features - and seems to own - the Bund, the Huangpu River, and the surreal facade of Pudong on the other bank. International standard winelist, great desserts, and a sense of being somewhere special.

Thank goodness, someone finally opened a real bar/cafe on the bund without the pretense and pricing of the neighbourhood. This place is great, real drinks and food at reasonable prices. A full range of drinks, happy hours, simple but well done cafe/bar food, pool, darts, sofa's, TV, and even wireless lan. Located in the basement of 5 the bund (upstairs is M-on-the-bund) there is a surprising amount of light from the street level windows. The place is comfortable and pretty big and I hear they can throw a great party. Definitely worth checking out for lunch, after work or late night!

Looking for French food at Shanghainese price? Look no further. La Seine deserves the 'That's Shanghai magazine award' for the best French cuisine at the best value. Set dinners start at RMB98 for a 3 course. Great food. Nice to bring a date...enjoy a candlelight dinner. (Somerset Grand, 8 Jinan Road)

Full during peak hours. Don't really know what's attracting the crowd. The food is ok but the service is horrendous. One time, there was no rice. Another occasion, there was oil floating on the 'teh tarik'. Another, it took 20 mins for the bill to arrive when there was only us at the restaurant. Worst of all, on 3 occasions, our last dish arrived way after we finished our meal. Judge for yourself...

The best siau long bao in Shanghai. No need to queue at YuYuan gardens for an hour. Everything is nice at this place. Large crowds during weekends. Expensive though. (Shui Cheng Road)

Calling all Singaporeans out there...the closest 'Boon Tong Kee' chicken rice found in Shanghai. Cheap. Lots of desserts too. Most convenient when shopping at XiangYang. Just pop over behind, grab a quick bite & continue shopping. 65, XiangYang Road

Hungry as a horse? Stuff yourself full with pizzas, steak, fish, salad...endless!! Decent food at a cheap cheap price! Book though!

If you're not observant, you'll never be able to find this place. (hint...look on the floor) A novelty restaurant where a code is required to enter the restaurant. (remember to book or else you can't get in) Fun & impressive for first timers or tourists. Nice fusion food at decent prices. However, after the 2nd or 3rd visit, there's nothing new to order; small menu. Not recommended for lunch as the restaurant looks too raw with the all over cement feel. Check out the toilets....classic!

Located at Lippo Plaza Huaihua road, the best set lunch menus from Mon-Fri. Reasonably priced for the amount of food served. Not worth to order a la carte at dinner as you can eat the same thing during lunch (from the set menu) for almost half the price. Nice environment.

The best place for Japanese fusion. 10 course meal for RMB128 per person. Excellent food. Each dish is so beautifully decorated, beats any 5 star hotel restaurant. A MUST TRY!

On Sundays, the best dim sum brunch that taste like the real Cantonese yum cha. Special offer of RMB15 for most dishes so yum all you can!

King of all brunches! The Sunday brunch at 'The Stage' is most remarkable. You can never finish sampling the huge variety. Fresh seafood...oh...the best!

Located right in Fuxing Park(next to Partyworld), this Japanese fushion restaurant is not to be missed! It has some very unique and flavoursome dishes. And for fondue lovers, their chili prawn fondue pot is a must!! Never seen anything like that before. They also offer a great variety of drinks, and "Lanteen" is definitely something girls would love. And don't forget their "sour"s too! To all party goers out there, this is the deal place to drop by before Park 97 and Guandi!

Just forget it. Overpriced, lousy service and the food only faintly resembles anything mexican. The costumes worn by staff and their attempts to speak in mexican are off-putting too. They would be better off just trying to write down the order correctly. The tiny, unpretentious Taco Popo has much better food at great prices.

FINALLY a place in Shanghai to enjoy some decent hot pot without the crowds, the heat, the smoke, the stuffiness and the noise! COCA brings new life and elegance into the popular hotpot dining culture here. Check out the really cool induction panels which are level with the table surface - unsightly stoves are nowhere to be seen!

For those who love Japanese Cuisine, I highly recommend you not to ever visit: Taishoroman Haikaraya Japanese restaurant 85 Huating Lu (near Huaihai Lu) 禄陋脥陇脗路85潞脜(陆眉禄麓潞拢脗路 Service and Management SUCKS Big Time! Taishoroman Haikaraya Japanese restaurant offers all-you-can-eat buffet priced at RMB 98 with soft drinks (Option 1) and RMB 138 (Option 2) with alcoholic beverages. Scenario: We were a group of four, only one of us prefer to take the buffet that comes with alcoholic beverages whereas the other 3 opted for the one that comes with soft drinks only for obvious reason (all 3 are non-drinkers). It doesn隆炉t seem to pose a problem on the surface but it gets complicated when we placed our orders. Problem: Our server told us we could only stick to one option or the other; i.e. order 4 X option 1 and have our alcoholic beverages order separately or we have to settle for 4 X option 2, no other ways, both waitress we approached including its manager stated 隆掳its our policy.隆卤 Of course, it is not written anywhere in the menu 篓C just a very typical pathetic response when a restaurant doesn隆炉t want to honor a request. What隆炉s Worst: When ask for a manager, another waitress came by instead to explain that she cannot honor our request. When asked again, she responded that the manager was off for the night. Of course one of us actually spotted the manager when we came in to the restaurant earlier on at the reception area, so we countered-challenge the waitress who then responded 隆掳 Oh! I will get him here if you would wait for a minute隆卤 but ensuring us that it would not make a difference. Well, she was definitely right about this one! When we related our problem to the manager Mr. Shi, the matter escalated. Not only did he not want to honor our request, he repeatedly dish out that silly excuse that it is their policy. Of course he did not have a good reason to offer us so he simply brushed if off by saying if he honored our request that he will have to do the same for the rest. 隆掳For those of you who has visited this restaurant, you will know that they have only individual room (no common area for dining) thus making his lame excuse completely invalid.隆卤 When we told him that if he insists we would choose to leave, he shrugged his shoulder and exclaimed, 隆掳sorry, there is nothing I can do about it.隆卤 I can only tell you one thing, if Mr. Shi would have been working elsewhere in the world, I am fairly sure he will lose his job on the spot.

I am new to Shanghai and was walking through over-priced Xin Tian Di when I stumbled across a restaurant I had never heard of right behin Xin Tian Di. Relaxing and refreshing. The food was excellent and cheap! The waiters were attentive. I took their menu home and am looking forward to some home delivery as well. I can't belive I have never heard of this place! Their slogan is low oil and low salt, so not only is it good it's healthy!

Convenient to order...the operators speak English pretty well. The pizza isn't the best in China but it'll do. Prices are tolerable and the large size (15", unusual in China) lets you feed a few people for a reasonable cost. My real beef with them is their delivery. The time before last took an hour and a half; my order last night took an hour fifty. If you want to eat the same night you place your order, call somewhere else. I plan to.

This is the best Bar as i Know at Shanghai,most of visitors are Fasion Young men & Foreigners, be sure come after 9 or 10 O'clock at night, because at this time, People are getting crowd, here serve almost all kinds of drinking, People free chatting, smiling,cheers......also here has the exciting & updated music for dancing,any futher information, please go: www.barhome.com

Found this 2nd floor place in Gubei and enjoy the food. The best bolognese I've had in Shanghai. Real galic bread reasonable price. Good western taste and a great coffe bar downstairs.

Tried the BBQ. Priced at 138 per head. Not Value for money. Food was bad, service was lacking. Ambience is great. Overall, there are better places to go for the price.

I went to this Vietnamese place off of Jululu and it wasn't bad. The food was good, but not great. The service was slow but a nice atmosphere. Good for any occasion and reasonably priced. They also have some decent wine by the glass at a fair price.

In my mind.Malones is one of the best resturants in Shanghai. Its cheap,it serves lots of other food besides it re-knowned burgers,waitresses are really cute,band and dj play great tunes from the 80s and 90s and the Manager is a friend from Canada back home...............and they are open until late Need I say more.Go..............Enjoy

Probably the best English Sunday morning breakfast in Shanghai

Best Laksa!

The laksa is THE BEST in town...

This place also offers 20 yuan set lunches on weekdays. Can choose from most items on the menu and free flow of coffee and tea! Splendid!!!

Yes, Frankie is back... and mmmmm... so is his curry! I've just tried it out the other day. Don't expect too much from the decor. The service is good. And the food is, quote "inexpensive and yummy"!

Yes, Frankie is back... and mmmmm... so is his curry! I've just tried it out the other day. Don't expect too much from the decor. The service is good. And the food is, quote "inexpensive and yummy"!

bull shit! it sucks, over priced, and the food sucks. If you want real food, go to Irene's Thai or Indian Kitchen. However, the resturant manager was a nice guy, but everything else just suck shit

after 8pm on some days, there are dancers in odd clothes... strange but true.. they are nearly 'naked' so check it out for yourself.

A huge, sumptuously decorated restaurant with prices incredibly reasonable for such gorgeous surroundings, Spice Market subscribes to the belief that "more is better" in terms of both serving sizes and service. Except for a few minor disappointments, the food is fantastic and lives up to the restaurant's name, so don't say you want the dishes hot unless you really, really mean it. Spice Market also serves Indonesian and Malaysian cuisine, with plans to add Singaporean dishes in the near future. It's located at 8 Jinan Lu, but the entrance is on Chongde Lu.

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Please note that Lan Kwai Fong at Park 97 telephone number has changed. The new number is 5383 2328. Thanks for your attention. Kind Regards, Helen Li

Park 97, operated by the California Group from Hong Kong. The location in Fuxing Park is unique and the food in both the Japanese and Italian restaurants (Tokio Joe's and Baci) is excellent. The pizza, in my almost completely objective opinion, is the best in Shanghai. But Park 97 really sparkles later in the evening in the California Club annex, newly expanded to handle the crowds. This is the coolest place in Shanghai, and the place to go to watch the see-and-be-seen crowd in their element. Park 97, 2 Gaolan Lu, Fuxing Park, 6318-0785.

Probably the best pizza in town, for a start. The Japanese food is exquisite. And the most peaceful place in town for lunch

I thought this is the best value for money restaurant in Shanghai. The meat is delicious, especially the roast beef and it comes to the table faster than you can eat it! This can get a tad annoying when you're full and you keep having to turn the waiters away but if you love food then this is the place to go.

This place smelled like a toilet. The meats tasted as if preserved in formaldehyde. To make already dire matters worse, the service is confused and inept, leaving capped beer bottles on the table. For RMB66/person, you would be better off visiting any other restaurant in the area. If you do have the misfortune of eating here, I recommend immediate prophylactic alcohol consumption to ward off food poisoning.

The biggest, baddest Brasilian barbecue buffet in town. Unbelievably delicious meat is constantly brought to your table by the friendly staff. Let gluttony be your guiding light. There is also a fruit and veggie buffet, but who wants to take up space that deserves to be filled with precious meat? There are several in town including one in Jing An Park and another across from the library. Arterial sclerosis be damned!

Have you ever wandered the streets of a city just to find something new? Strolled along to turn a corner & think to yourself "hmm, what's this?" What if you stumbled upon a cosy & warm niche that caters to the belief that "all customers should be treated as royalty" with out being pretentious? Afterall, this is why you are out isn't it? Your hard earned money should be treated with respect & quality for value. Next to the Customs House, behind the Bank of Shanghai on the Bund...enter the twilight zone...be pampered... Thursdays 38 RMB Specialty Martinis ~ The Ultimate Evolving Cocktail Lunch Monday ~ Saturday 12:00 ~ 14:30 Supper Monday ~ Sunday 18:30 ~ 23:00 Evenings Champagne (no sparkling please) 488 RMB per bottle... & there's more...Aged Angus Beef Steaks (not for the weak) Fresh Crisp Salads, The One & Only Lobster Thermidor... Executive Prix Fixe Lunch.... The Bottomless Cup of Tea or Coffee Soup, Salad & Dessert 50 RMB Salad, Soup, Hot Main Dish, & Dessert 88 RMB And there's still more.... The Pre/Post Theatre Prix Fixe Supper Menu 18:00 ~ 19:30 & 21:30 ~ 23:00 (when the kitchen closes) 50 RMB 88 RMB 200 RMB Happy Hour 17:00~19:00 in the lounge area hmmmm....perhaps, perhaps, perhaps... the best kept secret in Shanghai.... reservations 86~21~63.23.83.83

I went to try their desserts. They are quite good, very authentic French, reminds me of the desserts I tastes in Paris. Although a little on the expensive side. I also tried the Rich Grenach Noir wine, very good at RMB 55 per glass. Would recommend this wine to anyone. Have a try and see what you think.

We specialise in French Desserts which are made by 2 French Pastry chefs, such as Creme Brulee, Opera and Millefeuille. On the second floor we have a wine bar, furnished with sofa and soft lighting. We stock both redes and wines form France and around the world, as well as champagnes like Taittinger, Charles Eugene Jardin and Charles Jourbert. Hong Mei Road 3338, Shop 19. Tel ; 64659339 email me for a 20% discount voucher FaitMaison@hotmail.com

JAVA's is a newly opened restaurant and bar. It's named after a programme language, since the owner of it also owns 2 software companies. Maybe from this point, JAVA's restaurant and Bar is always full of IT talents,esp from thursday to Saturday when JAZZ band from M-Box performs on the moving stage,rising above the heads in the audients. Happy hour buy one get one free!

The first Russian restaurant has just opened in Shanghai and I would like to tell everybody that the food served there is really VERY FAR from the authentic Russian food (and I know what I'm talking about!). So,everybody, if you would like to find our what Russian food is really like,you'd better off skipping this one and waiting for the second restaurant to open.

True. Food is pretty good and price is reasonable. Try their pizza too. Happy hour 5-8pm.

Located near the Portman at 1528 Nanjing Xi Lu, Always is perhaps best known for its 20 RMB lunch special. Every day from 11:30 to 5 in the afternoon you can enjoy any of a huge variety of Western, Chinese, or Southeast Asian dishes for a paltry 20 kuai. As if that weren't a good enough deal, the special also includes unlimited coffee or iced tea. An unfortunate side effect of such a deal is that Always is almost always bursting at the seams with a loyal clientele of foreigners and locals, which can occasionally lead to your table being temporarily forgotten. The head chef is Indonesian, so the Southeast Asian dishes are perhaps more authentic than the others, but there are many tasty Western and Chinese options. Try the quesadillas if yr jonesing for Mexican cuisine, they are the guppies' gonads. Another bonus is outdoor seating on the first floor patio which facilitates leering at passersby. Also, it may be one of the best restaurants to go to when you have a wicked hangover.

Shanghai history can be experienced and even tasted at Mei Long Jun restaurant on Nanjing Lu near Portman Hotel. The food is exquisite and reasonably priced yet the best part is a sense of being immersed into ancient Shanghai at Mei Long Jun. Once I was the only foreigner in the room filled to capacity. The food was delicious and the experience never forgotten.

Frankie's Place has re-opened at no. 1477 Gu Bei South Road (Tel.: 6209 1955 / Fax: 6209 1738). Business Hours: 11 am - 11 pm. It is based on the same theme as before simple and clean decor, cheap and good food and great service. Come and have the best curry chicken/fish head or bbq sting ray in town!

Phone: 62125758, 62589987, 62589987 Location: 69 Nanhui Lu (near Westgate Mall) Most gorgeously prepared dishes I've ever seen. Dishes were artfully decorated with carved veggies. All the dishes were cooked with tea, so they were less greasy than the normal Chinese fare. One of the more impressive dishes was the 'thick chicken breast soup with Biluochun tea flavor'. Chicken soup was never so beautiful. It came out green and yellow in the yin yang sign. The waitress even recreated a mini of the yin yang sign in our bowls when she served us.

Good food and reasonable prices. The ceasar's salad and potato leek soup are particularly good. The omelettes are nice too, except that they come with potato chips which always seems sort of strange. Its on 525 Hengshan Lu by Wuxing Lu.

Mister Pizza, proper student type deal, 10 yuan beer, good pizza, and multi-lingual graffiti on the walls. You can re-charge your laptop at the Budweiser sign (if you're that kind of student). Its on 260 Zhengtong Lu, near Fudan University.

Shanghai currently has several excellent Thai restaurants, but Irene's was the first. Unfortunately, the Pad Thai should be avoided, but everything else is delicious. Irene's has succeeded in creating a beautiful, "authentic" atmosphere out of a drab building, and patrons can recline on luxurious day beds while dining. Servers are actually from Thailand and they perform traditional Thai dances nightly. 263 Tongren Lu.

I concur with the other reviewer in terms of the cool atmosphere, but must disagree with him on the food. While the service is abyssmal at best, the grilled salmon and fried frogs legs were fantastic as are quite a few of the items on the menu. Prices are quite reasonable considering the hip atmosphere and good food. You just have to know what to order.

To get into this place, you have to swipe your hand through a metal cube to make the space age door slide silently back. I heard about this gimmick a while back, and it sounded like that with an entrance like that, the place itself would have to be a let down. And it was. Not the building though - that's as good as the front door (if you like that kind of thing), chrome, candles, minimalism, three stories of glass sided balconies looking down onto the bar, rows of candles. The music and the lighting are just right, the whole thing makes you feel like your in a hip and happening place, but you've still got privacy - it would be good for a couple or a group. Well, it would be good if the service wasn't abysmal and the food over-priced mediocrity on a plate. Still, top place to go and sit around in, but maybe just for drinks. Its at 150 Yueyang lu, by the Yongjia lu intersection.

The elevator up to Quanjude from its entrance at 786 Huaihai Zhong Lu shows former U.S. president George Bush at a Quanjude branch in Texas. After a few bites of the establishment's signature Beijing roast duck, you may wonder if the chain actually started in Texas, considering how wrong they've got it. Beijing kaoya (roast duck) is deservedly one of China's most famous dishes, and when prepared properly the meat is tender and the duck skin is light, crispy yet with some juiciness remaining, and bears an uncanny resemblance to candy. Quanjude does not subscribe to this preparation style. Instead, the meat is a bit on the dry and tough side, the flavor is extra "ducky", and the skin is dry and rubbery. I wonder if Quanjude's secret is first frying the bird the day before and then microwaving it when the customer orders. As if that weren't enough, the price of a duck is about twice as much as in Beijing. The other dishes are the epitome of northern cuisine run amok--oily as hell and devoid of flavor. Even the cucumbers in vinegar were crap.

Kaveen's is one of several Indian restaurants in the city that serve up delicious dishes from the subcontinent, and while the food is truly excellent, it is the service and atmosphere that set it apart. To enter Kaveen's one must pass through Old Manhattan Bar and take the stairs up to the second floor where a warm and almost narcotic atmosphere await. Vic, the owner and proprietor of Kaveen's (named after his son) personally oversees operations every night, ensuring the same quality of service each visit. As for the food--everything is delicious from the samosas to the breads to the tandoori and curry dishes. The Indian chai and lassis (fruit and yogurt shakes) can make one forget that alcohol exists. For a unique treat, ask for a shot of vodka in your lassi. Who'd have thought that dairy products and vodka would complement each other so well? What could be better with your after-dinner drink than some of Vic's desserts? Nothing, really. The cookie bars are delicious, but it is his homemade ice cream that will make you wonder if the orgasm you are having is apparent to those around you. Most dishes are around 35-50 RMB, so it isn't difficult to drop a bit of money on a date, but with a 78 RMB buffet on Thursdays, you can eat yourself into oblivion for a reasonable price. Great music, perfect lighting and attentive but non-intrusive service make Kaveen's ideal for a first date.

Shu Di is one of the best places if not the best in the city for Sichuanese, Hunanese, and Hebei(ese?) cuisine. It is just east of the intersection of Anfu Lu and Wulumuqi Lu. The Lazi Ji (spicy pepper chicken) is fantastic, although occasionally skimpy on the chicken (but never the peppers). The spicy chicken wings, served on a skewer, are incredible in both flavor and how much meat you get. The Ma La Doufu (numb and spicy tofu) is a two-pronged attack on the senses featuring copious amounts of spicy cayenne peppers as well as huajiao (little peppercorns that make your lower face go numb with an inconceivably enjoyable dishsoap aftertaste). Virtually everything is spicy as all hell and capable of sending the eater into a sweaty trance in which he/she attains total and complete consciousness for at least a few minutes. If you really like to punish your tongue, wash those peppers down with some beer.

It's true, the ribs are better than any you will enjoy during your time on this earth. Try the honey-steeped red dates too.

The ribs are absolutely, mind blowingly fantastic.

Di Shui Dong (meaning water-dripping cave, but it doesn't) has good Hunanese food and waitresses dressed as peasant girls who sometimes acknowledge your presence. 2/f 56 Maoming Nan Lu, by Changle Lu.

An unassuming little jiaozi shop at Jianguo Xilu and Yue Yang Lu, Long Won is a gem that surprisingly few non-locals have discovered. Every day there is a different selection of jiaozi to choose from (but usually all the old favourites, pork and chinese lettuce, beef and carrot, sanxian etc). All the jiaozi are ready in two shakes of a lamb's tail and all of them are gorgeous. Long Won is more than a dumpling restaurant--it also features some of the best northern-style chaocai (wok dishes) in the city. My personal favorite is disanxian ("three earthen delicacies")--potato, aubergine, and spicy green pepper covered with a heavenly brown sauce. I have had this dish in many restaurants in Beijing, and this is far and away the best version I have encountered. The other chaocai I have tasted are all delicious too. As for drawbacks, there are few. Seating is very limited, so customers are occasionally forced to consider takeout. But there is NO TEA!!! A Chinese restaurant without tea seems to go against the laws of Nature, does it not? If you want something to drink you can choose warm soda or cold beer. There are also several kinds of soup, but they are hit-or-miss. The major drawback of Long Won is that it is slated for demolition along with the beautiful residential area behind it in a few months. Hopefully you will make it to this inexpensive (10-20 rmb per head) treasure trove of northern delights before it is sacrificed upon the altar of progress.

Japanese restaurants in Shanghai, god bless them, have been engaging in a vigorous price war over the past couple of years, offering all you can eat and drink (and drink!) for 200 rmb, or 150 rmb or whatever. One of the best is Ooedo on Donghu Lu. It lacks a teppan grill, but its sashimi is great, and the bustling feel to it is invigorating.

Kissho is in the compound of the Luwan District Sports Centre, which was developed as a sort of Little Tokyo, complete with bars and a golf range. Kissho has the best Miso soup in town.Kissho (Jixiang in Mandarin), 135 Jianguo Xi Lu (at Shanxi Nan Lu intersection), 6473-1385.

Indian food in modern Shanghai started with Tandoor, which is rumoured to have received from the former mayor Zhu Rongji a five-year monopoly on Indian food in the city. True or not, it was 1999 before a second Indian restaurant opened. Tandoor is good, and the d'or is other-worldly, but it's pricey for what you get. 59 Maoming Nan Lu, 6472-5494.

For good Cantonese food, seafood and the best dimsum in Shanghai, try Fu Lin Xuan at 37 Sinan Lu. 6358-3699.