For over a decade, Vedas has been the gold standard of Indian cuisine in Shanghai. It's authentic food, friendly service, and exotic decor have made it a longtime favorite of expats — Indian

This latest branch in the newly-built Xuhui Touch Mall at the intersection of Longhua and Dong'an Lu strikes the perfect balance between slick design and whimsical atmosphere. Global sports play on all the flat-screens.

CALIX, standing in the center of Xintiandi North Block, brings in a new option to people who is looking for good American-European dining experience with affordable price.

By 2015,Pistolera finally set its sights on the heart of Shanghai with a new "Urban Cantina"on Tongren Lu. Think of this concept as Pistolera 2.0, a showcase for the more sophisticated side of Mexican cuisine along the flavors of greater La...

Hidden in the basement of an anonymous office tower on Nanjing Lu, when you walk into Bumbu it feels like you are stumbling upon a jealously guarded secret.

Blue Frog began as a casual neighborhood eatery on Maoming Lu in the former French Concession. But in the course of just over a decade, it has grown into a bar and grill behemoth throughout China, boasting branches in Shanghai, Beijing, Nan...

This casual, friendly, and, most importantly, authentic pizzeria, strikes a delicate balance of quality and affordability.

This churrasco rodizio — Portuguese for "all-you-can-eat" barbecue — is a wildly popular destination in Shanghai for an authentic taste of Brazil. At peak hours, it becomes as lively as the streets of Rio in the summer, as it fills up wit...

The all-you-can-eat Japanese restaurant is a longtime fixture of Shanghai's dining scene, but it all began with Ooedo. Since 1995, Oodeo has expanded with branches throughout the city while building a sterling reputation for offering afford...