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Our next venture during the Fall Shanghai Restaurant Week is La Finca, located in the Xintiandi area. La Finca is an upscale Spanish restaurant featuring tapas, Spanish wine, and sangria.
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Anticipated and Overrated. I hope this burger wasn’t the creation of the celebrated restaurant and chef of Jason Atherton and his Table No. 1. But according to the waiter, the burger was from the Table No. 1 kitchen. The Wednesday … Continue reading
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Based on an article in CNNGo about Japanese restaurants, I decided to try Uminosachi. Boy, did I regret it. I should have consulted my friends. I don’t understand how a chain like this could still stay in business? This particular … Continue reading
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One of the more known styles of Cantonese cuisine is the Chinese Deli. Half butcher shop and half restaurant, the deli prepares, cooks, and serves popular meat dish of duck, chicken, pork, and sausage. You can’t miss them, with the … Continue reading
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First impressions are not enough for Tai Thai in Tianzifang. You’d almost miss it, if you walked by. But don’t look now, you’ll only notice a small Thai themed bar. The bar is probably not enough to get pique your … Continue reading
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After reading the reaming that City Weekend gave by Dan Ouyang wrote and Christopher St Cavish of SmartShanghai.com, I realize, perhaps I should rethink what I was going to say. I’m usually a pushover when it comes to Yakitori.
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Da Marco’s is a classic Italian restaurant chain in Shanghai. They feature many popular favorites.
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