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Food
Chinese
cuisine ranks one of the best in the world, whereas, Shanghai cuisine
ranks high in China. There are in Shanghai famous restaurants with chefs
well-known for cooking dishes of Beijing, Guangdong, Sichuan, Jiangsu,
Zhejiang, Hunan, Anhui and Fujian---eight celebrated styles of Chinese
food. And each style, in turn, consists of several local dishes. Available
also in Shanghai are a number of Western-style restaurants as well as
vegetarian restaurants serving dishes cooked with vegetables and bean
products only. These restaurants are what makes Shanghai cuisine so celebrated
both at home and abroad.
Restaurants
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Old Restaurant
The
Shanghai Old Restaurant is a hundred-year-old establishment in the local
Shanghai culinary style. Freshwater fish is the strength of this restaurant,
whose menu features such delicacies as eight-treasure duck, red-cooked
bullhead fish and braised meat preserved in fermented rice en casserole.
Address: 242 Fuyou Road
Tel: (021) 63289850
Yangzhou Restaurant
Restaurant
is famous in Shanghai for its Yangzhou-style dishes from the well-known
Mu's Family Kitchen. Major dishes include pork in jelly, stewed crab ovum
with pork patties, Mu;s braised meat slices, minced fish with pine nut
kernels. Its famous pastry inludes lightly fried dumplings stuffed with
scallion-flavored prok, and eight-treasure shaomai.
Address: 72, Nanjing Road West,
Tel: (021) 63587988
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Meilongzhen Restaurant
Meilongzhen
is a renowned restaurant characterized by its Sichuan dishes prepared
in the Shanghai style. Specialties include braised prawns, egg plants
in fermented bean sauce, ginkgo nuts cooked with shrimp meat, and double-cooked
pork sandwiches.
Address: 22 Lane No. 1081, Nanjing Road West
Tel: (021) 62535353
Lupolang Restaurant
Lupolang Is Shanghai's
most famous pastry shop selling dozens of light refreshments in both Shanghai
and Lake Taihu pleasure-boat styles. These include steamed buns stuffed
with mushroom and vegetable, stuffed buns with three kinds of sliced meat
and vegetable, pyramid-shaped dumpling of glutinous rice and ham wrapped
in reed leaves, and flaky cakes stuffed with jujube paste.
Address: 131 Yuyuan Road
Tel: (021) 63280602
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Blue Sky Rotational
Restaurant The largest
of its kind in the Far East, the Blue Sky Rotational Restaurant changes
its menu on a monthly basis to alternate special dishes from Japan, southeast
Asia, Europe and the Americas.
Address: 161, Changle Road
Tel: (021) 64151188
Juelin Vegetarian Restaurant
A famous vegetarian
restaurant in Shanghai, Juelin serves such special dishes as minced fish
braised with wolf-berries, imitation duck meat and ham.
Address: 250 Jinling Road East
Tel: (021) 63260115, 63200177
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Wangbaohe Restaurant
Established in 1744 as one of the oldest restaurants in Shanghai,
Wangbaohe gradually rose to fame for its service of old and mellow rice
wine from Shaoxing, Zhejiang Province, such as Huadiao, Taidiao, Old
Jiafan and Jinpo. The culinary stle of Wangbaohe draws heavily from
various schools of Chinese cuisine. Freshwater crabs are a very popular
dish in this restaurant.
Address: 603 Fuzhou Road
Tel: (021) 63223673, 63517609

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