I found this National Geographic article recently and was quite impressed that it is quite up to date (published earlier this month) compared with many other guides, so I decided to share it here. Most of the suggestions are decent from the classic jianbing breakfast, dumplings at Jia Jia Tang Bao, a visit to one of my favourite places, Fotografiska and ending the day with cocktails at Penicillin.
I found this article on Medium.com by a Brit who visited Shanghai and tried a few coffee shops around the city. It's clear from his comments that the coffee offerings in Shanghai are way ahead of the UK, which is always nice to see. We certainly have
In my last post I talked about the Azul Italiano Weave new opening deal although I had not tried it. Well, now I've tried it and the short answer is yes, the new opening deal is a fantastic deal. You get a whole load of dishes - appetisers,
I do love a bargain and this really caught my attention. Azul Weave has reincarnated as Azul Italiano, which I think makes this the third location of the brand (there's also one at 1000 Trees Mall and Shangkangli). They opened a few weeks ago, but their opening offer
I wrote recently about Shanghai Restaurant Week, which runs from 27th August to 28th September. I'm sure some of you read the post with interest, but then forgot about it. And that's fine. But you're missing out. It is a bit of a minefield