Food & Drink
Restaurants, coffee, snacks, late-night eats, local cuisine, desserts and tea drinks.
Places to Eat
RecommendedHilton Shanghai Hongqiao International Airport - Culinary All Day Dining
Culinary All Day Dining features a generous breakfast buffet and global cuisine, offering guests a relaxed all-day dining experience amid fresh greenery.
RecommendedHyatt Centric Shanghai Zhongshan Park – Shangpai 1555
Inspired by Shanghai's small bistros, Shangpai 1555 offers a relaxed dining experience from afternoon through evening.
Songyue Lou
Yuyuan Songyue Lou is a century-old, time-honored vegetarian restaurant founded in 1910, known for its intangible cultural heritage vegetarian buns and lifelike meat-free dishes.
Nanxiang Steamed Bun Restaurant
A century-old, time-honored brand recognized as intangible cultural heritage, Nanxiang Steamed Bun Restaurant is a landmark by Yuyuan Garden’s Nine-Turn Bridge, serving authentic Nanxiang xiaolongbao that are freshly handmade with thin wrappers and juicy fillings.
Lu Bo Lang
Known for state banquets and boat-shaped dim sum, it has hosted more than 40 groups of foreign heads of state, including Clinton and Elizabeth II, with pastries as its signature offering.
TAN·Sichuan Cuisine
Want to taste the true flavors of Chengdu, home of the giant panda? A newly opened Michelin restaurant serving authentic Sichuan cuisine.
Magnolia Room · Old Shanghai Flavors (For Testing Only)
Magnolia Room carries on Shanghai’s food culture with fine cooking, bringing together classic local dishes and traditional snacks from the old city.
Luan Xiaoguan
Taizhou cuisine is a branch of Huaiyang cuisine, centered on freshness, precise knife skills, and original flavors. Luan Xiaoguan carries on this tradition, inviting diners to savor the fresh flavors of Fengcheng's water towns.
Experience Sets
Combo Set for One: Shanghai Street Food
This set menu includes cold dishes, crispy fried pork chops, Old Shanghai-style noodles with spring onion oil, and salted soda water – you can’t go wrong with this.
Combo Set for One: Shanghai Street Food
Shanghai’s classic four-course meal: savoury, crispy and refreshing – authentic and delicious, guaranteed to please!
Combo Set for One: Eat like Locals
A classic Shanghai-style set menu, featuring a balance of meat and vegetable dishes, with authentic flavours you can’t go wrong with.
Combo Set for Two: Shanghai Street Food
Shanghai-style meal for two: crispy and tender—you can’t go wrong, so order with confidence!
Combo Set for Two: Eat Like Locals
This set menu offers a mix of meat and vegetable dishes, complete with soup and noodles – the flavours are just right, so you can’t go wrong!
Combo Set for Three: Shanghai Street Food
Try this savory Shanghai meal with dumplings, noodles, cakes, and 3 sodas!【Tips: Walk-in only, no reservations needed. Table waiting required during peak hours.】
Blossoms Shanghai Set
Pork chop rice cakes with borscht—sweet, tangy, chewy, and full of classic Old Shanghai flavor.
Classic Three Brothers Set
A bowl of veggie rice, a crispy fried pork cutlet, and a bowl of borscht—the classic trio on a Shanghai family table.