Shanghai

1. Bellagio Restaurant      

   • $$$
   • boo rating: 100%

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   The food is tasty. The atmosphere is very good in the restaurant. The service is excellent cos all waitresses try to do their best to serve everyone. From beginning to end, every dish is served with precise consistently. Every ingredient is fresh and top quality.

   by Yong posted on Apr, 2007

2. Yawang Restaurant      

   • $$$
   • boo rating: 100%

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   This restaurant chain serves great Beijing Duck and other traditional big potion dishes. It is a Shanghai Local restaurant chain. The name of Yawang means King of the Duck. So you know you will love the juicy duck dishes there. Another great duck restaurant is Quanjude Restaurant is the... more This restaurant chain serves great Beijing Duck and other traditional big potion dishes. It is a Shanghai Local restaurant chain. The name of Yawang means King of the Duck. So you know you will love the juicy duck dishes there. Another great duck restaurant is Quanjude Restaurant is the most famous Beijing Duck restaurant and has its branch set in Shanghai as well on Huai Hai Zhong Road. It is very busy during the evening, make sure to reserve your tables before you go as both the locals and the tourists are going there for dinner. Address in Chinese: One of the branch in the city center 江宁路费７７号（美琪大戏院旁）close

   by Paloma posted on Aug, 2007

4. Laris      

   • $$$$
   • boo rating: 80%

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   In a veritable quarry of white marble, Laris showcases the eclectic creations of Greek/Australian chef David Laris. For a dessert, try the Gewurtztraminer pear served with truffle ice cream. Kick back here after dinner with lychee martini. Thursday night there is a two for one offer on all... more In a veritable quarry of white marble, Laris showcases the eclectic creations of Greek/Australian chef David Laris. For a dessert, try the Gewurtztraminer pear served with truffle ice cream. Kick back here after dinner with lychee martini. Thursday night there is a two for one offer on all cocktails…..yummm!close

   by emily posted on May, 2007

5. M on the bund      

   • $$$$
   • boo rating: 80%

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   When restaurateur Michelle Garnet opened Shanghai’s first independent international restaurant in the old Nissin Shipping Building on the waterfront in 1999, she was told that Shanghai was not ready for fine dining. M on the Bund has been packed ever since. This stylish institution over looking... more When restaurateur Michelle Garnet opened Shanghai’s first independent international restaurant in the old Nissin Shipping Building on the waterfront in 1999, she was told that Shanghai was not ready for fine dining. M on the Bund has been packed ever since. This stylish institution over looking the bund serves contemporary European food such as its signature slow-baked, salt-encased leg of lamb, accompanied by an excellent wine list.close

   by emily posted on May, 2007

7. Coffee Tree Cafe      

   • $$$
   • boo rating: 80%

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   The Coffee Tree is a European style cafe, designed for adults, but with child friendly amenities. Light, open and airy with a welcoming decor. The Coffee Tree serves homemade healthy meals, paninis, and salads as well as a varied selection of sweets. The cafe's stylish mix of old and new.... more The Coffee Tree is a European style cafe, designed for adults, but with child friendly amenities. Light, open and airy with a welcoming decor. The Coffee Tree serves homemade healthy meals, paninis, and salads as well as a varied selection of sweets. The cafe's stylish mix of old and new. There are tables inside and out with a sun room that is ideal for sunny and rainy days alike. The new Coffee Tree is located in Wukang Lu No.376 (next to Hu Nan Road). If you are seeking western breakfast, fast food and drinks, this is a peaceful place to take a rest.close

   by Paloma posted on Jul, 2007

8. Yongfoo Elite      

   • $$$$
   • boo rating: 80%

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   Yongfoo Elite in the old British consulate evokes the Shanghai of popular imagination rendered in mahogany, old leather, crystal chandeliers and Chinese lanterns. After a Shanghainese meal, retreat to a canopy bed in the garden to sip G&Ts and enjoy Beijing opera under the magnolias…very relaxing.

   by emily posted on Apr, 2007