Discover Shanghai's most creative and immersive dining experiences - from Hanfu feasts to rabbit cafes
Shuyanfu*Shanghai - Ambiance
Shuyanfu*Shanghai offers an immersive Tang Dynasty-themed dining experience. You can wear exquisite Hanfu costumes, enjoy Guzheng music and classical dance performances, and savor authentic Sichuan imperial cuisine. Perfect for people who want to experience Hanfu culture and Tang Dynasty palace banquets, as well as food lovers who enjoy traditional cultural performances and exquisite Sichuan cuisine.
Average cost per person: ¥560
1/F, Building 38, No.535 Jinqiao Road
Suci Xieyan - Ambiance
Suci Xieyan perfectly combines traditional Hanfu culture with exquisite crab feast. Named after Song Dynasty poet Su Shi, it offers a poetic dining experience where you can wear Hanfu and savor Yangcheng Lake hairy crabs. Perfect for people who love Hanfu culture and want to experience ancient garden dining atmosphere, as well as crab feast lovers and traditional culture enthusiasts.
Average cost per person: ¥350
Room 402, No.18 Zhongshan East 1st Road, Huangpu District
Yantianxia*Yanyue - Ambiance
Yantianxia*Yanyue brings the grandeur of ancient imperial banquets to modern Shanghai. You can wear magnificent court costumes, enjoy traditional music, dance, and opera performances, and taste authentic imperial cuisine. Perfect for people who want to experience court culture and enjoy an emperor-like dining experience, as well as food lovers who enjoy traditional opera performances and exquisite cuisine.
Average cost per person: ¥450
2/F, Block B, Canxing Building, No.158 Longqi Road
Specialty Dishes
Dunhuang Frescoes features exquisite reproductions of Dunhuang murals, creating a mysterious Silk Road atmosphere. The dishes blend Central Asian and Chinese cultural characteristics, offering unique flavors and artistic presentations. Perfect for people interested in Dunhuang culture and Silk Road history, as well as food lovers who enjoy creative fusion cuisine and artistic ambiance.
Average cost per person: ¥500
Room 501, No.22 Zhongshan East 2nd Road
Dining Environment
Tuyuewu is a delightful rabbit-themed cafe where you can interact with cute rabbits while enjoying drinks. The moon-themed cozy decor creates a magical atmosphere. Perfect for people who love small animals and enjoy interacting with rabbits, as well as tourists and locals seeking a healing and relaxing experience.
Entry fee (2 hours): ¥45 per person
Front Door, No.96, Lane 39, South Shaanxi Road
Food Presentation like Architecture
Chengyin Jiangjing combines ancient Chinese architecture with breathtaking river views. Located along the Huangpu River, you can dine in a traditional Chinese courtyard while enjoying panoramic views of Shanghai's iconic skyline. Perfect for people who love traditional Chinese architecture and want to enjoy Huangpu River views, as well as diners seeking elegant dining experiences and business banquets.
Average cost per person: ¥400
Room 202, 2/F, Roosevelt House, No.27 Zhongshan East 1st Road
Iron Pot Stew Dishes
Xinsheng Jiutun brings Northeast China's signature iron pot stew to Shanghai. Slow-cooked in traditional iron pots, the meat and vegetables are rich in flavor. The atmosphere is warm and rustic, with affordable prices. Perfect for people who love Northeast Chinese cuisine and want to taste authentic iron pot stew, as well as diners who value good value and seek warm home-style flavors.
Average cost per person: ¥80
No.124-7 Kerong Road, Yuehai Street (opposite Starbucks)
Yu Garden Qu Shui Liu Shang
Jichangxing is famous for its century-old crab roe noodles. Located in Yu Garden area, inspired by the ancient "Qu Shui Liu Shang" tradition, the signature crab roe noodles are made with fresh Yangcheng Lake crab roe, golden and rich. Perfect for people who love traditional Shanghai cuisine and want to taste authentic crab roe noodles, as well as tourists visiting Yu Garden who want to experience special dining.
Average cost per person: ¥80
3/F, Tianyu Building, Yu Garden Department Store, No.159 Jiuxiaochang Road
Creative Decor Style
3 Warehouse features unique industrial warehouse-style decor with exposed brick walls, metal beams, and art installations. It perfectly blends industrial aesthetics with fine dining, and the dishes reinterpret traditional Chinese flavors with innovative techniques. Perfect for people who love creative cuisine and seek unique dining environments, as well as diners in Lujiazui area who want to experience artistic dining.
Average cost per person: ¥150
2/F, West Gate Bridge Entrance, Super Brand Mall, No.168 Lujiazui West Road
Republican Era Decor
Renheguan features elegant Republican-era decor with vintage furniture, old photos, and traditional Shanghai elements that transport guests back to the glamorous 1930s Shanghai. Dishes are authentic Shanghai cuisine prepared with traditional techniques. Perfect for people who love authentic Shanghai cuisine and want to experience Republican-era vintage atmosphere, as well as diners around Jing'an Temple who want to taste genuine Shanghai food.
Average cost per person: ¥170
No.144 Yuyuan Road, Jing'an Temple Street, Jing'an District
Specialty Dishes
Shanghai Cuisine is a delightful Shanghai cuisine restaurant offering authentic family-style Shanghai dishes. Located near the Bund, it provides a warm and welcoming atmosphere that makes guests feel like they're dining in a local family home. The menu features classic Shanghai dishes made with fresh ingredients and traditional recipes, offering great value for money.
1. Authentic family-style Shanghai cuisine
2. Warm and welcoming atmosphere
3. Classic Shanghai dishes
4. Excellent value for money
Average cost per person: ¥120
2/F, No.80 Jiujiang Road, Waitan Street
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