Second, Nanjing Road, but there are always terrible people there.
3. Huaihai Road, similar to Nanjing Road. In Shanghai, Huaihai Road is a commercial street with the same name as Nanjing Road. If Nanjing Road is a symbol of Shanghai's business. Then, Huaihai Road is more of a taste, a style and a fashion.
Fourth, there is the Chenghuang Temple, where people go to eat snacks, but there are still too many people. In addition, there are many people who are not very focused after eight o'clock. They went to Lan Kwai Fong, where there was the king of beach noodles-braised noodles with yellow croaker, fried pork chops and jiaozi with osmanthus wine. This Lan Kwai Fong and that Hong Kong Kong Kong Kong Lan Kwai Fong are two different things. What we are talking about here is a local noodle restaurant.
Xujiahui, People's Square, Oriental Pearl, Zhabei City that Never Sleeps and Yuyuan Garden are all good places to go at night.
Sixth, shopping.
The price of the same dress will vary greatly in different shopping malls, so we must "shop around". Generally speaking, the prices of shops on Sichuan North Road are lower, while those on Nanjing Road are larger, with outdated brands and moderate consumption levels. The consumers of Huaihai Road are mainly white-collar workers and fashionable men and women.
Similarly, in Xujiahui, Shanghai Liubai and Hualian Jimaisheng (Xinluda Store) are working-class, the Oriental commercial building is dominated by white-collar workers, and the Pacific Ocean pursues fashion. There are many specialty stores in Ganghui, and Meiluocheng is characterized by professional markets for entertainment, food and computers.
The best place to buy daily necessities is the supermarket, and the most cost-effective is the chain stores in Gome and Guo Tong. It is best to go to Sichuan Road and its nearby Qipu Road professional market to buy cheap clothes.