Snacks in Shanghai have always been a part of urban nightlife, and people from different regions will explore local delicacies in Shanghai. In this city, food can be traced back centuries, and the food in each place has its own unique taste and enjoyment. Whether you eat steamed stuffed buns, fresh moon cakes and Longkou cakes in Yuyuan Garden, or taste Gu Yong soup dumplings in Jing 'an Temple, you can experience it.

In Shanghai, you can taste many special snacks at street stalls. For example, common fried dough sticks, soybean milk and meat pies, as well as Shanghai-style cold dishes, mala Tang and hot pot. In addition, the night market in Shanghai is also an indispensable part of nightlife, where you can taste cakes and snacks of various flavors. From Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street to Chenghuangmiao Night Market, every corner of Shanghai has its own unique flavor.

Finally, there are many high-end restaurants and bars in Shanghai, which provide a healthier and more fashionable eating experience. The dishes in these places are delicate in taste, bright in color, fresh in ingredients and unique in taste. If you want to experience a better midnight snack, these restaurants and bars must not be missed.

In short, there are time-honored snacks and emerging street snacks all over Shanghai, as well as local delicacies. Whether you want to comfort yourself with a midnight snack or experience Shanghai's unique food culture, this city has something to surprise you.