Shanghai Restaurants

... (5400m) after leaving Arequipa at 2300m was one hell of an experience - whats that called.....'character building' - Lima: The seafood restaurants will blow your mind away. Come to Lima, eat Ceviche, relax in Miraflores, drink Pisco Sours (local drink) ...

... back on the bus and stopped at the Jade budda temple which was really nice and relaxing and pretty big with a couple of restaurants inside. we also stopped at the Ji Yuan temple which was also very beautiful (think i'm going to be templed ...

... to agree with the Wendy Wu tourist. No trip for us is complete without a full appraisal of the supermarkets and restaurants. We were disappointed with the very ordinary hotel buffet dinner the night before and were keen to try a small local ...

... from Hong Kong. It is also an old neighborhood with two story buildings and narrow streets. But all the streets here are lined with restaurants and bars. We stranded at a wine bar on the main square where we had a nice bottle of wine. Later that evening ...

... we strolled around Taikang Road Art Center.  It is a maze of alleyways full of art shops, bars and restaurants.  It was a very cool place to end our Shanghai trip.  Such a creative area.  We had to cap off the visit with a bottle of ...

... (pronounced Shintandi) is a must. It is an old part of town that now houses some of the hottest fashion shops, restaurants and bars in Shanghai. There is also a Jade Buddha temple I wouldve liked to stop by, but there was no time. Finally, no trip to ...

... clothing outlets. A shopper's delight. On our last evening we decided to treat ourselves to a meal in one of the hotel restaurants. However.... Our first "mistake" was when we began our evening with drinks in the Club Lounge which are free of charge ...

... time over in Xiantiandi, which is like an upscale West Village in Dallas. At Xiantiandi we mostly ate at some nice restaurants (Western food at Western prices) and went to Starbucks.    Pop culture invasion.     ...

... they were really water. Neither of us got excited by the Museum so we caught the Metro to Xintiandi where there are good noodle restaurants and a pedestrian mall of restaurants and bars. We saw far more Europeans at the bars here than anywhere else. We ...

... along the river, and later through the shopping street. In the evening we were eating Chinese and with our choice of restaurants consistently satisfied. Sunday we started with a stroll through the old town and looked at the most famous tea house in ...

... for lunch. Granted it was a late lunch, but it was absolutely fantastic. The snack street is filled with small booths and restaurants serving truly authentic local food. I ate so much I felt uncomfortable. I couldn't help myself. It was so wonderful. I ...

... Clearwater Florida.  The chicken was as good as ever and after a picture with the staff we walked out having lived the restaurants motto, "Hooters Makes You Happy"!   Back at the hotel we hit the workout room, the swimming pool and the ...

... walking street has most of the old architecture. With a stone-path walkway and fountains with elaborate statues, the outdoor coffee shops, restaurants, wine bars, and music halls attract you! The "Brown Sugar" bar is a nice place to hang out and ...

... and what we couldn't possible see. Shanghai is less a tourist spot for sightseeing, more a place to shop or enjoy nightlife and restaurants. We had an amazing lunch near Peace Park (also near the Bund) at Taco Bell Grande, no it's not really a taco bell, ...

... 'an. However, averaging a flight every 2-3 days, it was cool to hang out in the city. You could spend weeks in Shanghai perusing the shops, restaurants and bars but if you're looking to get a real taste of China, Shanghai is probably not the place for it. ...

... some dinner. Turns out that we are like 3 short blocks from the main drag, Nanjing Road. There are loads of stores, shopping and restaurants there. We walked to the end and took a left down to the Bund. The Bund is basically the promenade in the center of ...

... know what you're thinking..."China Town" in a Chinese town. Really, it's true. Lots of shops, a few hawkers, McDonalds, Starbucks, restaurants, ponds, etc. I brought back a Mahjong game. (Okay Marie, I know you are out there. I will ask your assistance to ...

... nice. After that things got much better. We went into the city and had another try at real Chinese food at popular local restaurants and got some dumplings and hot and sour soup, both were good, although “hot” meant “really hot”. ...

... senses even as warm aromas of roasting meats fills the air. The riverfront is alive once again with people celebrating life after work. Sidewalk restaurants fill with strollers taking in the sights and sharing the good parts of life. The magic is ...

... 's riverfront area) is magnificent.  We also visited the French Concession area with its cute backstreets and kitsch shops and restaurants. Shanghai is a lot prettier than some of the other places we have been in China. Roads seem cleaner and the ...

... of famous left wing literary figures who lived there. Now the area consists of art galleries, quaint shops, a local market , charming restaurants as well as lanes of old townhouses and apartments so there is a real feeling of community. And yet, our ...