Shanghai is a very modern yet traditional Chinese city. Located at the very center of China's long coastline, it is situated at the mouth of the Yangtze River. Here is my compilation of Shanghai food tips, welcome to reference!
South Yunnan Road: the oldest food street
South Yunnan Road food street, in the seemingly unperturbed atmosphere of the city, in fact, hidden deep in its flavor, its sophistication, and its living complex. Its formation can be traced back to the eighties and nineties of the last century, gathered with 117 years of history of Hong Changxing, 150 years of history of the Wu Fang Zhai, 111 years of history of the De Dai Western Cuisine Café Restaurant, 87 years of history of the Yanyunlou ...... occasional nostalgia here, a different flavor.
Transportation: Metro Line 8 Dawei Station
Huanghe Road: a unique flavor of sea food
This is very close to Nanjing Road, and it's very convenient to walk to the Bund, so there are a lot of people who come here to eat. The word "Hai Pai" is aptly applied to Huanghe Road. Turning in from Nanjing Road, the tall and dense restaurant signboards beckon to you, and the forest of neon signs at night makes this small street colorful and vivid.
Transportation: People's Square Station, Metro Lines 1, 2, and 8
Huaihai Road: the return of the oldest brand
The oldest pastry brand, Bao Dai Chang, is back after a 12-year absence! Harbin Food Factory, also a long-established brand, has also reopened. The signature flavors of ice-cream, seafood, ha-dou, and curry dumplings ......, which are exclusive to Shanghai's old Keller lifestyle, are all back. Come to Huaihai Road to find the "Haagen-Dazs" of Shanghai people!
Transportation: Metro Line 1, South Shaanxi Road Station
Chapu Road: Shanghai's earliest food street
Chapu Road boasts Shanghai's first power plant, China's first movie theater, and China's first fine arts college. ...... In the mid-1980s, Chapu Road became a food street. In the mid-1980s, Zhapu Road was famous as a food street in Shanghai Bund. Most of the restaurants here are privately owned, with constantly renovated dishes, flexible prices, close service, pioneering Shanghai's culinary trend.
Transportation: Metro Line 10, Sichuan North Road Station
Wujiang Road: A Myth in the Food Street
A myth in the food street of Shanghai Bund. Once a messy little road, it is always overcrowded. It is the "king of dark food streets" that lives in the memory of every Shanghainese, and who hasn't eaten Xiao Yang Shengjian, Xibei Lang barbecue? After the renovation of Wujiang Road, the grade has been upgraded not a little, but every meal time still have to wait in long lines.
Transportation: Metro Line 2, West Nanjing Road Station
Hongquan Road: Shanghai Oba's "Style"
The newest food street in the world is the one that has become so popular because of "You Who Came From The Stars". When you stand at the intersection of Hongquan Road, Jinhui Road, the line of sight are all circles and lines of kimchi text, you think you are really in South Korea, walking everywhere in the Korean drama. I remember at the beginning of the year, go to Hongquan Road to eat beer and fried chicken, that is the most popular in the circle of friends. Greetings.
Transportation: Metro Line 10 Ziteng Road Station
Changli Road: the Expo Park next to the food mecca
Go to Shanghai Pudong World Expo that area of friends, must go to the second Changli Road. Absolutely you can let you eat from the beginning to the end! And consumption is also enough civilians, especially the night market business, good enough. Located at the intersection of Changli Road, Shangnan Road, Sangangli, full of romantic European style, the most suitable for eating after a walk.
Transportation: Metro Line 8, Chengshan Road Station; Line 7, Changqing Road Station
Tianyaoqiao Road: the base of senior foodies
Located behind the Xujiahui business district, a slight turn from Metro City brings you to Tianyaoqiao Road. The entire length of the road is just over 1000 meters, large and small restaurants will be crowded with this small road. The old stores have their own specialties, and the new ones are even more bizarre and gimmicky.
Transportation: Metro Line 1, Xujiahui Station
Spicy shredded pork noodles" and many other stalls in the hearts of Shanghai Bund foodies, this place has become a good place for night owls who do not sleep at midnight.
Transportation: Metro Line 10, Xintiandi Station
Xianxia Road: A place for brand-name food
As a long-established and reputable food street, the charm of Xianxia Road is still enjoyed by many diners. Taiwan cuisine, Japanese cuisine, Korean cuisine, Southeast Asian flavors, Xianxia Road is not only a complete range, some brand-name chain restaurants originally started in Xianxia Road; Xianxia Road also has a young people and lovers like the mood, tea house, bar, toy bar, where there is a mood, the price is also acceptable.
Transportation: Metro Line 2, Loushanguan Road