Jinting Manor Hotel is located in the western suburbs of Changning, Shanghai.

Shanghai Jinting Manor Hotel is located in the financial center of Shanghai Hongqiao area, with a total area of ??more than 120 acres. A personalized castle-style manor hotel integrating lakes, lawns, forests and villas. The elegant and gorgeous venue and various special services ensure that all types of wedding banquets can be held to a standard. Jinting Manor Hotel has become a wedding banquet hotel with complete facilities, complete functions and considerate services. It provides beautiful scenery and good functional facilities for all kinds of wedding banquets. The entire hotel is like a paradise in the city.

Newlyweds linger here and it is a perfect choice to hold a special wedding banquet here. Jinting Manor combines complete service facilities with gleaming European-style buildings, graceful and quiet gardens, sparkling pools, majestic thousand-foot waterfalls, and gorgeous and dazzling banquet halls to outline a new visual space.

Shanghai Food

Shanghai steamed buns with thin skin, tender meat, juicy, fresh flavor and beautiful shape will make you cry! Please remember the tips for eating Xiaolong: lift it gently, move it slowly, open the window first, and then suck the soup. The skin of the glutinous rice balls is soft and glutinous but not sticky or sticky at all. When you bite it open gently, the meat juice will flow into your mouth. The sesame glutinous rice balls have soft and glutinous skin. The first bite you take is bursting with lard, and then the black crispy meat will flow out.

The skin is thin and elastic, and the meat filling is full of ingredients. Coriander, seaweed, and egg skin make the wonton soup base more delicious! Full of fragrance, the entrance is naturally refreshing and solid, with endless aftertaste. In Shanghai, there are small wontons and large wontons. The large wontons are stuffed with solid shepherd's purse and meat, and the seasoning is great. Alkaline water and duck egg paste are added to the wonton wrappers, so they taste extra tough.

Reference for the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia—Shanghai