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Editor's Note
“Serious sport has nothing to do
with fair play. It is bound up with
hatred, jealousy, boastfulness,
disregard of all rules and sadistic
pleasure in witnessing violence.
In other words, it is war minus
the shooting.”
So said George Orwell, and if
you agree with his standpoint (a
bit OTT, I fancy he had just lost
a game of ping pong to Ernest
Hemingway and wrote those
words in anger) then Shanghai is
in for World War III this month,
and Andrew Chin is our battlehardened correspondent.
First up, in basketball the
Brooklyn Nets take on the
Sacramento Kings, and Mr. Chin
took the chance to look back over
the history of the NBA in China
(p54). Oh, and talk about the future of basketball in the country
with none other than Yao Ming
(p58). He also looks forward to
the CBA season, and the arrival of
The Pandas Friend (p59).
“Hockey is a sport for white men.
Basketball is a sport for black
men. Golf is a sport for white
men dressed like black pimps.”
Tiger Woods said that. Well he
is no longer king of the pimps.
That crown rests on the unlikely,
boyish head of Rory McIlroy. Chin
went big pimpin’ with him too
ahead of the BMW Masters (p60).
Marin Čilić just won tennis’ US
Open. Guess who spoke to him
about taking off all his clothes
like coach Goran Ivanišević? Yup,
Chin (p62). Finally, just to prove
he is not afraid of the frontline,
Erik Crouch gives you the rundown of the Asian Le Mans (p64).
OCTOBER
There is plenty of non-sport stuff
too. New Food & Drink Editor
Betty Richardson not only tells
you where best to gobble down
one of the town’s most famous
residents, the Shanghai hairy
crab (p70), but also takes us on
a gourmet tour of Bali (p36).
Meanwhile, Marianna Cerini
takes a look at the movers and
shakers in China’s fashion industry, from the model to the blogger
to the It Girl (p28).
I’ll sign off with the wise words
of Matthew Hansen: “It’s not
the winning that counts, nor the
taking part; it’s the making fun
of the little fat kid who always
comes in last.”
Ned Kelly
Editor in Chief
CHI FAN FOR CHARITY
November 15 sees the 4th annual Chi Fan for Charity event,
and generous restaurants feeding fine folk across town, with
100 percent of the proceeds
going to beneficiaries Shanghai
Young Bakers, Educating Girls of
Rural China and Heart to Heart
Shanghai. Everyone then gets
together for a big party to raise
even more money and have a
jolly good knees up. What’s not
to like? Be a table host, be a restaurant sponsor or simply be a
sponsor – I implore you!
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We’re in the market for a new Chief Editor for our
family publication, Urban Family. A full-time position, candidates should have strong editorial experience and writing skills, a strong interest in all things
kid-friendly and community-related, a keen eye for
design, attention to detail and – of course – the ability to spot a good story. Two years relevant overseas
experience mandatory. Mandarin a definite bonus.
CV, cover letter, two writing samples and two story
ideas briefly outlined to [email protected]
with the subject ‘Urban Family Chief Editor.’
WIN WIN WIN
A pair of tickets to Kung
Fu Komedy p18, Two
gel manicures valued at
RMB450 at Essie Nails
p41, movie tickets to
UME International
Cineplex p42, Noukilla’s
new CD p42, tickets to
Da Bang p43, tickets to
Shanghai World Music
Festival p43, tickets to
Modern Sky Festival
Shanghai p44, tickets to JZ Festival p46,
tickets to Top 100 DJs
Festival p47, tickets to
Mono p48, tickets to
Black Diamond p51,
tickets to Gary
Bowerman’s M Liteary
Lunch p52, tickets to
Cabaret p53, tickets to
Rosemary’s Baby p53,
tickets to BMW Masters
golf p60, tickets to Asia
LeMans p64…
Hourly updates on news, current affairs
and general weirdness from around
Shanghai and China.
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10 CITY
14 IMPERFECT GENIUSES
Fantastic innovation meets ham-
To maximize learning for
fisted PR in Chinese cell companies.
professionals abroad,
18 FUNNY MEN
Indiana Wesleyan University
Comedians Joe Klocek and Dennis
Regan on Shanghai’s stand-up scene.
has combined its rich
experience in business
education and mastery of
22 LOVE BOAT
Gigalos, feasts and unique dancing
on the high seas
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24 LIFE & STYLE
28 FASHION FORCES
A look at the key players shaping
China’s fashion industry.
· Cohort groups provide
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34 NEAT NEST
· Professors fly to instruct
onsite and offer support
from abroad
36 FLAVORSOME BALI
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A couple’s ultra-hip pad will make you
green with envy. You’re welcome. 
Forget Eat, Pray, Love and read
our ultimate food guide to Bali instead. 
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42 ARTS
44 CULTURAL AMBASSADOR
Shen Lihui’s Modern Sky empire takes
over Central Park.
48 JAPANESE BLUES
Mono explores emotional extremes
in two new albums.
52 PEKING POUND
Gary Bowerman delves into the
Chinese ‘Travel Revolution.’
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66 EAT & DRINK
70 CRAB SEASON
Our beginner’s guide to making the
most of hairy crab season.
72 NEW EATS
Artful fine dining from Singapore and
masterful craft cheeses in Xintiandi.
83 NIGHTLIFE ROUNDUP
Electro, nu-jazz and anniversary
celebrations galore.
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70
The wrap
54 COVER STORY
84 Community
Sports spectacular
Chatting with Yao, Rory McIlroy and US Open champ Marin Cilic
Life Savers
LifeLine Shanghai helps you when
you’re feeling down.
pick of six
art
P88
QUOTE of the issue
“I got to drink free champagne to my
heart’s content, crush an unbelievably
delicious spread, meet a G-list celebrity
and learn about the underground world
of Chinese gigolos.”
exhibitions
Occasional love-boater Zach Etkind, P22
89 EVENTS
happy
P96
hours
&
OCT 25-26
OCT 31
NOV 2
DAFF 2014 Fall
Halloween
Shanghai Marathon
Ladies'
nights
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Calendar
90
Oct 5-6 Sun-Mon
Budweiser STORM
Festival
Xuhui Binjiang
what's on
in october
54
Oct 12 Sun
NBA Global Games
Mercedes-Benz Arena
Oct 31
Fri
46
Maison Camus
That’s Shanghai
Halloween Party
8
Oct 18-19
Sat-Sun
JZ Festival
Expo Park
94
Sep 30-Oct 25 Tue-Sat
Oktoberfest
Paulaner
p107
Oct 17-Nov 16 Fri-Sun
Shanghai
International
Arts Festival
Various Locations
Oct 3 Fri
DJ Ravin
Salmos Lounge
Oct 18 Sat
Top 100 DJs
Festival
p89
Oct 4-12 Sun-Sun
Shanghai Rolex
Masters
Qi Zhong Tennis Center
p50
Broad Auto Park
p47
Oct 24-25 Fri-Sat
Lola turns 4
p62
Lola
p83
Oct 11 Sat
Asia Le Mans
Oct 28-Nov 2 Tue-Sun
BMW Masters
Shanghai International Circuit
p64
Lake Malaren
p60
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CITY « tales
tales of the city
BY erik crouch
HANDBAGS
Tiger thief
LAW
Market crash
The People’s Park marriage market has been a match-making hotspot in the city for nearly a decade, but
its time may be coming to an end. Authorities cracked down on the market in early September, aiming to
catch scammers and unlicensed matchmakers red handed. Illicit matchmakers have been found charging exorbitant fees and failing to deliver a proper partner for those in need. But true love never dies: police have vowed to fight the fraudsters while leaving the legitimate love masters to do what they do best.
LOVE
Threats
Pool photos
Taobao troubles
China’s insatiable appetite for
wedding photos has led us into
new territory: underwater
glamor shots. With long, flowing dresses and waterproof
make-up, participants can strike
a pose or two before their love
of dazzling, floating photos
is surpassed by their love of
oxygen. A Shanghai-based photography group that offers such
services claims to make up to
RMB500,000 per month. Time to
invest in a glass pool and a few
lenses?
A Taobao customer in Shanghai got
quite the shock last month after he
left a low rating on an online shop
and received an ominous response. A
body bag. Delivered to his door. The
customer, surnamed Xue, traced the
threatening corpse-container back to a
store that had sold him some low-quality footwear online. Taobao told Xue it
would suspend the shop’s activity, but
it didn’t act in time to stop the store from attempting to send Xue an
expensive refrigerator marked ‘pay upon delivery.’
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HELP
School stress
A Shanghai counseling service
has set up a 24-hour hotline
specifically reserved for
stressed out school teachers,
because education anxiety
isn’t confined to students alone. Education officials have said that
kindergarten and primary school teachers face tremendous pressures
from constantly criticizing parents, while gaokao-preparation woes
have struck teachers in higher grades. The counseling service boasts
30 psychologists at three different centers, all working to alleviate the
city’s terrible teaching tension.
If you have a fancy designer
handbag, don’t bring it to the
zoo. If you must bring it to the
zoo, don’t drop it into the tiger
pit. Simple enough rules. Yet
one visitor to the Shanghai Zoo
left empty-handed after she lost
her grip on her handbag and
it careened into a river in the
white tiger enclosure. A nearby
cat swiftly snatched up the bag,
dragged it onto the grass and
mauled it. Let this be a lesson to
all of you.
Metro
It. Just. Keeps.
Growing.
Construction of Shanghai’s
Metro Line 14, the last big subway network to pass through
the downtown area, will begin
early this month. The new 39kilometer line (seen above in
dark blue) will have 31 stations
spread across five districts —
Jiading, Putuo, Jing’an, Huangpu
and Pudong New Area — and
connect to a whopping 15
other lines, including at Pudong
Avenue, Lujiazui, Yuyuan Garden
and Jing’an Temple stations.
The buzz
CITY
Edited by Erik Crouch / [email protected]
DON’T YOU KNOW WHO I AM?
snap city
INNOVATION
Brian Davidson
This month's winner is...
Clever kuaizi
Liam Reardon
Britain’s Shanghai Consul
General was in the news last
month after he and his ChineseAmerican partner, Scott Chang,
were married in the Beijing residence of the British Ambassador.
Although gay marriage is
by no means legal in China,
Davidson and Chang were wed
thanks to a loophole in Britain’s
same-sex marriage legislation
that allows British diplomats to
preform gay marriage ceremonies overseas provided at least
one of the partners has British
heritage, whether or not the host
country recognizes the union.
The ceremony has sparked a
mixed reaction on China’s social
media, but a large number of
people wished the newlyweds
well, showing their support for
the marriage.
Wei Jiangang, founder of
Beijing gay rights group Queer
Comrades, attended the ceremony, which was the first legal
gay marriage that he had experienced. He described it as something that “sends a very good
and positive message to China’s
gay community.”
Homosexuality is still a taboo subject among some circles
in China, but there is reason to
think that the public is warming to the idea. An (admittedly
non-scientific) poll was held
on Weibo last month in which
89,000 people voted in favor
of same-sex marriage and only
8,000 users voted against it.
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The folks at Baidu have finally
showed us what the future is all
about. It’s not flying cars or jetpacks: it’s smart chopsticks. The
company’s upcoming “Kuaiso”
device looks indistinguishable
from a typical set of our favorite
Chinese culinary tools, with the
exception of a small light at the
blunt end. That light will inform
eaters of their meal’s caloric
and salt content, oil quality and
even the origin of its fruits and
vegetables. Goodbye food safety
scares, hello constantly blinking
eating utensils.
RANDOM NUMBER
名南路
QUOTE OF THE MONTH
5,272
“I was in a bad mood.”
The words of Mr. Lu, while on trial last month for torching nine cars
in Zhejiang province. Lu said that he was “bored,” and “just wanted a
release,” so he decided to light a stranger’s car on fire. He proceeded
to do the same to eight more vehicles, causing RMB800,000 in property damage. Ever the gentleman, after starting this automobile inferno, Lu hung around and tried to put the flames out. He was, sadly,
unsuccessful.
That’s the number of divorces
between Chinese and foreign
nationals processed by the
Supreme People’s Court in 2013,
a hefty 26 percent upswing from
the previous year’s statistic.
Chinese-foreign marriages are
going through some rocky times,
which the court blames primarily on cultural difference and, of
course, arguments over finances.
The court has recommended
that gleeful spouses-to-be take
a moment to engage in just one
more tried and true wedding
tradition before tying the knot:
the pre-nup.
buzz » CITY
RULES
Buzz cut season
Locks were sheared and curls chopped last month after the No. 1
Middle School of Huairou District, Beijing, decided to crack down on
its shaggy haired youth. Three students were suspended from their
first day of middle school for having hair that was “too distracting,” an
offense that could include, among other things, dye or a perm. Girls
are required to keep their hair in braids or ponytails, and long or polished fingernails are forbidden. No distractions! Ever!
WUMAO
iGotFivesOnIt
Five mao notes aren’t particularly useful for purchasing anything
pricier than a stick of gum, but it turns out they are excellent for
trolling local iPhone retailers. A “mysterious man” hauled in 4,000
of the notes, tied into bricks and stuffed in burlap sacks, to buy an
iPhone 5s in Wenzhou, Zhejiang province last month. The vendor
accepted his payment, although if he tries this with a car dealer or
real estate agent, we doubt he’ll be as lucky.
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CITY « lead
Sexist.
Unoriginal.
Genius.
Hits and misses in the
Chinese cellphone industry
BY Erik Crouch
T
he most iconic photo submitted to
Chinese cellphone maker OnePlus’s
recent contest was a girl holding both
of her hands up, middle fingers extended.
One hand had the OnePlus logo written on it
in black ink and the other hand said, “Don’t
be sexist!” The headline read “OnePlus asks
women to participate in degrading contest to
get a smartphone.”
The campaign was not a success.
Maybe it had seemed like a good idea at
the time? The cellphone company had been
able to generate much excitement about its
upcoming ‘One’ smartphone, which was receiving rave reviews online. “A tiny Chinese
startup has made my favorite new smartphone of the year” gushed a Business Insider
headline. The phone featured top-of-the-line
hardware, sleek looks and a mind-blowing
low price.
Seeking to capitalize on the buzz,
OnePlus launched a campaign this August
entitled ‘Ladies First.’ The company invited
women to submit photos of their bodies with
the OnePlus logo written on their “hand/
face/wherever” — but did include the admonition, “Ladies, no nudity please” — promising that whoever received the most ‘likes’
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OnePlus invited
women to submit
photos of their bodies
with their logo written
on their “hand/face/
wherever…”
online would win an invitation to buy the
new phone — they still had to pay, mind you
— and a t-shirt. Accusations of sexism ensued, and the company pulled the competition and issued a hasty apology, calling their
campaign “a misguided effort.”
PR disasters have become commonplace
in the world of Chinese cellphone manufacturers. Xiaomi, the country’s most popular
homegrown phone company, continually
takes one step forward and two steps back in
attempts to distance itself from, as The New
York Times put it in a headline last June, “aping Apple.”
Xiaomi CEO Lei Jun, in turn, has repeatedly said that he is tired of the constant com-
parisons to Apple, and Hugo Barra, the Vice
President of Xiaomi Global, has called such
claims “sensational.” Xiaomi’s software, after
all, is significantly different from Apple’s, and
the company has produced several products,
like a TV, that have no equivalent in Apple’s
catalog.
Nevertheless, just this summer the
company was caught using an Apple stock
This is not ideal PR
lead » CITY
Look familiar?
Xiaomi CEO Lei Jun shows off the
company's rocketing sales
image in an official Xiaomi advertisement,
literally copying-and-pasting one of Apple’s
icons (Barra later called the incident, “someone’s stupid mistake). Anyone familiar with
Apple products would easily see parallels in
Xiaomi’s designs (see right), and the company’s use of Apple taglines in official presentations isn’t exactly helping. (Also, one can
simply drop the letter “M” from the Mi Pad or
Mi phone.)
While PR may not be their strong suit,
companies like Xiaomi and OnePlus do excel
where it counts: making and selling phones.
This August, Xiaomi passed Samsung to
become the most-sold cellphone brand in
the country, despite the company being just
barely four years-old. OnePlus’s One receives
reviews that border on disbelief (“It doesn’t
make sense that the OnePlus One should be
this inexpensive,” raves Engadget).
“Innovation is improving and catering
to market demands, and that’s what Chinese
firms are great at. It’s not invention, it’s innovation,” explains Shaun Rein, author of the
upcoming book The End of Copycat China.
“Even Steve Jobs didn’t invent anything, really. He didn’t invent the mobile phone, mp3
players or computers, he just improved what
iPhone 5c
Mi Pad
Magic Trackpad
Router Mini
iPhone 5s
mi4
apple tv
mi box
iPod Mini
Mi PowerBank
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CITY « lead
After cancelling
the iPhone 6
launch at the
last moment,
Internet users
condemned Apple
as “ungrateful”
and “traitors” who
had insulted the
country
Apple's Steve Jobs at work
Lei Jun giving a presentation in July
The Contenders
iPhone 6
Screen: 4.7"
Memory: 16, 32, 64GB
Camera: 8MP
Starting price: RMB3992 *
*off contract, in USA
Xiaomi Mi4
Screen: 5"
Memory: 16, 64GB
Camera: 13MP
Starting price:
RMB2000
OnePlus One
Screen: 5.5"
Memory: 16, 64GB
Camera: 13MP
Starting price: RMB2000
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was already on the market.”
Chinese cellphone companies have become exceptionally adept at innovating new
ways of selling phones. Both Xiaomi and
OnePlus are conspicuously absent in realworld stores, preferring to save on overhead
and sell all of their products through online
raffles. These have become wildly successful,
with Xiaomi selling 100,000 phones in just 90
seconds last summer.
The companies also sell their devices
at staggeringly low prices, undercutting the
competition. “They [Xiaomi] sell pretty much
at cost, and then make money afterwards selling services and apps,” Rein says. Xiaomi is
able to sell their phones at virtually no profit,
and then pull in money from sales in phone
accessories and — most importantly — a
share of all of the transactions conducted
usings its software services. Samsung’s competitor to the Xiaomi Mi4 costs more than
twice as much.
“People are being choosy, showing very
little loyalty to Samsung — and why should
they?” TechInAsia’s Steven Millward tells
That’s Shanghai. “Local phone makers like
Xiaomi, Huawei, ZTE, Coolpad, Lenovo,
Meizu, Oppo and OnePlus are finding it
relatively easy to woo people away from
Samsung with their much lower pricepoints.”
It has proved easy for Chinese brands to
take control over the budget phone market,
but the gold standard is the iPhone, and
it’s proving difficult to unseat Apple at the
top. When the iPhone 5 came to China, it
sold more than two million units in the first
three days. When the even more expensive
iPhone 5s was released in the Mainland last
September, Apple’s online store sold out
within minutes.
Apple has a stellar reputation in China,
and brand loyalty is strong, but feelings can
change quickly. The internet seethed with
desperate anger last month when Apple —
after initially advertising that the Mainland
would be included in the iPhone 6 release
— cancelled the Chinese launch of their new
lead » CITY
phone at the last moment.
Last year’s iPhone 5 was released simultaneously in the USA and in China, and many
had expected the same pattern this year.
Following Apple’s announcement, Internet
users condemned the company as “ungrateful” and “traitors” who had insulted the
country.
“They [Apple] are shooting themselves in
the foot,” says Rein, talking about the iPhone
6 launch. “China is their fastest growing market and second largest market overall, [but
current CEO Tim] Cook is following Steve
Jobs in marking it an America-centric company.” Apple’s stock price fell nearly 3% after
it announced the delay.
At first, it was unclear what caused the
delay, and rumors seared through the internet at a pace normally reserved for photos
of cats. Some said that Apple failed to obtain
a permit from China’s Ministry for Industry
and Information Technology, while others
maintained that the delay was intentional
on Apple’s part, and was meant to punish
Chinese companies who leaked images of the
iPhone 6 before launch.
The former now seems most likely;
Xinhua News reported that, although the
iPhone 6 received approval for use on China’s
cellular networks, it failed to obtain an additional permit needed for sale within the
The iPhone 6 release
in Hong Kong
immediately created
a cottage industry
of resellers to the
Mainland, with prices
hitting between
RMB15-20,000
country. Some speculate that Mainland consumers may have to wait until 2015 before
they can get their hands on Apple’s latest
creation.
The delay has given some Chinese cellphone users a new perspective. When Apple
first made its announcement, Weibo lit up
with calls to boycott Apple products and buy
domestic instead. Reviews comparing the
new phone to Xiaomi’s Mi4 have, in some
cases, sided with the Chinese brand.
Nevertheless, the iPhone 6 is sure to be
a success when it eventually hits Chinese
shores. Its release in Hong Kong immediately
created a cottage industry of resellers to
the Mainland, with prices hitting between
RMB15-20,000.
A YouTube video entitled “Black Market
Takes Over the iPhone 6 Lines” went viral
when a man in New York City followed a
group of Chinese customers as they waited in
line for days outside a New York Apple store,
bought the new phone and promptly handed
it off to a group of men down the street, presumably for export. The iPhone isn’t going
away any time soon, but it also isn’t running
unopposed, and — as getting ahold of one
in China is only getting more difficult and
expensive — the alternatives are starting to
look better and better.
In August, just as OnePlus was realizing
the mistake of its ‘Ladies First’ contest, their
phone was reviewed in The Guardian as “simply the best combination of hardware and
software, at a more-than-fair price.”
In an article that initially spurned Xiaomi’s
Mi4 “a big iPhone,” the reviewer eventually
concluded that it was “one of the best smartphones of the year.” OnePlus is gaining admirers throughout the US, while Xiaomi is targeting India as its next big market.
Chinese companies may still be figuring
out the Do’s and Don’ts of public relations,
but Apple isn’t the only company producing
high quality devices any more. At this rate, it
may only be a matter of time before companies abroad are accused of “aping Xiaomi.”
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CITY « comedy
Joe Klocek’s
Punch. Lines.
Meet Kung Fu Komedy’s latest
funnyman in residence
BY Andrew Chin
C
omedian Joe Klocek of San Francisco
comedy fame will be starting a twomonth residency in Shanghai this
month, courtesy of Kung Fu Komedy. We
caught up with him and got the lowdown on
how this comic, storyteller, game show host
and reality TV persona will be spending his
time in the city.
What are you hoping to achieve in your
two months in Shanghai?
Most places bring a comedian in for a week or
just a night. Being given two months is an extraordinary gift for a comic like me who wants
to learn and absorb as much about the place
as I can. It’s an exciting time in Shanghai right
now. There is such a crush of different cultures, ideas. And some of the most interesting
people I have ever met seem to be drawn to
the city. I get to live a normal life as someone
in the city, and then stand in front of audiences as the outsider telling stories. I can’t wait!
As part of the residency, you’re hosting a
stand-up comedy game called Punch. Lines.
Could you give us some details about the
concept?
I am really proud of this and think the crowds
will love it. Essentially it’s a simple memory
game, but instead of contestants being asked
about movies or history, the questions are
about a stand-up who just did a short set. We
bring two rounds of three people on stage
each. The first person to get 10 questions
correct wins the round. We bring on another
comic for the ‘speed round’ portion at the end
to see who will be the champion of Punch.
Lines.
I host it as a sort of sarcastic but curious guy,
poking fun and keeping things moving along.
The comics who have been on the show when
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I was only on a single
show but I spent three
days returning email
from people all across
America
I’ve done it in San Francisco love to see what
exactly the audience remembers from their
sets, and the audiences love it because it’s a
fast moving game show with a lot of laughter.
Think of The Dating Game mixed with something from HBO and an American smart-ass
holding it all together.
Do you make adjustments to your material
to cater to an international audience?
This will be my third time performing in
Shanghai. There are lot of subjects that are
universal — love and sex being the most popular — but I really enjoy talking to the crowd.
The last time I was there we had a bachelor
party from Israel, four fashion women from
Russia, a handful of Americans and then every
sort of person, job and opinion in between. As
a comic, you rarely get to interact with such a
diverse audience. It makes for one-of-a-kind
shows for everyone. Audiences leave knowing that was their show. That’s my goal every
time: make each show unique.
You made a name for yourself as one of
San Francisco’s most unique comics. How
influenced were you by the alt-comedy
scene San Francisco is known for, with
figures like Mr. Show, Patton Oswald and
others?
Wow, that’s a huge question and you have
generously included me with Patton. San
Francisco has always been that one city where
being different really mattered. We police our
own when it comes to stuff that might have
been done before, and we push each other
to come up with the freshest or most honest
take on a subject.
I remember watching Patton when he first
came to town. Like a lot of comics at the time,
his idea was to come there, work on his act
and then move on to LA. It worked for him
wonderfully. As for the alt scene, I think it is
just about storytelling and slowing things
down so you can include more of the real
story rather than an edited quick punchline.
I think it clearly had an influence on me because my style has evolved to include a lot of
storytelling, too.
You appeared on Last Comic Standing. How
was that experience?
I have just recently auditioned for season nine
of Last Comic Standing. Previously, I was only
on a single show but I spent three days returning email from people all across America
who had seen me. It was my first real lesson
in the scope of fame and how important those
shows are. I would do it again in a heartbeat!
After Shanghai, what’s next?
I hope to lay the groundwork for a speedy
return. I will be in Hong Kong and Singapore
next year and I have a feeling the game show
is going to be huge! Besides, two months in
China should give me at least an hour of stuff
to talk about back home.
// Joe Klocek will be performing every Friday and Saturday
night from october 10 to november 28 at Kung Fu Komedy at
8.30pm. Tickets are RmB100 in advance, RmB150 at the door. 5/F,
219 Jinxian Lu, by Shanxi nan Lu 进贤路219号5楼, 近陕西南路
(www.kungfukomedy.com, 137 6176 4438)
Return of the
clean comic
Dennis Regan is back
BY Andrew Chin
D
ennis Regan is a
Miami-born comedian who has
made a name for himself
as a class act on stage
and acclaimed writer
for the sitcom King of
Queens. He has appeared
on the Late Show with
David Letterman, the
Tonight Show with Jay
Leno, yet still made some
time to catch up with little ‘ol us…
You were a writer for several years on The King of Queens. How is
it fitting your comedic voice into a structured sitcom?
Writing for the sitcom was a big change. I went from having no bosses
for 15 years to having 15 bosses overnight. But everybody was cool. I
had fun and learned a lot about comedy from some brilliant people.
When you write for a sitcom it’s not about fitting your comedic
voice into the show, it’s more about learning how to write for the
characters in the show. You can’t just come up with something funny,
you have to write things that the character would say.
There was a lot of comedic talent on the show, with Patton Oswalt,
Jerry Stiller and Kevin James - what was it like working with
them?
When you write for a show, you spend 90 percent of your time with
the writing staff and a much smaller amount with the actors. But it
was fun to write for actors like Kevin James and Patton Oswalt knowing that if you gave them good material they would not disappoint.
Jerry Stiller is not a loud guy like the characters he played on
Seinfeld and The King of Queens. He is a rather quiet, thoughtful, and
even poetic man.
You have a reputation for clean comedy, perfect for corporate and
family gigs. Is that something you do intentionally? And do you
ever have the urge to go all Bob Saget on an unsuspecting audience?
Although I take pride in being able to work clean, I don’t like to promote myself that way. And I never make any promises along those
lines unless it’s a corporate gig. There’s a pretty hard edge to my comedy and I like to be spontaneous. What is often referred to as adult
humor is very often just sophomoric and crude. But look, I can use
bad words.... f#%*, m*^%}# f*}#^%*.
// dennis Regan will be performing Friday, october 17 at 8.30pm and two shows on Saturday
october 18 at 8pm and 10pm at Kung Fu Komedy. Tickets are RmB200 at the door. 5/F, 219 Jinxian
Lu, by Shanxi nan Lu 进贤路219号5楼, 近陕西南路 (www.kungfukomedy.com, 137 6176 4438)
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CITY « photo essay
Jing Cu started working on the street 10 years
ago, when she was 21 years old. Now married and
with two children, she and her husband brought
their eldest son (not pictured) to the city for his
education, though they failed to find him a place.
They will try again in the spring.
Na Mu, 46, has two children, one college graduate and one
currently studying in Qinghai. She is glad that her children
have a brighter future outside Tibet though she still hopes
her family can one day return to her homeland.
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STREET LIFE
Tibetan sidewalk peddlers
words by karoline kan, photos by noemi cassanelli
W
hile the label ‘ant tribe’ usually describes well-educated but
poorly-paid Chinese graduates,
it seems more suited to Tibetan street peddlers. Working as a team, they live together
in shabby accommodation and scuttle about
the city in the shadows of skyscrapers. They
may sell similar wares but they are defined
by companionship, not competition.
Many are middle-aged and female, two
characteristics that make them more approachable than other minority groups in
the street trade.
Often former herders or farmers, and
mostly hailing from rural villages in Tibet
and ethnically Tibetan areas of Sichuan,
these street sellers share a familiar story:
there are fewer opportunities and less money in their rural hometowns.
“I have to work far away from home even
though the standard of living is much worse
for us here,” says 31-year-old Jing Cu, who
pays RMB500 a month for a room with no
heating and scant floor space beyond a bed
and a stand.
With no strategy for their trade, there is
something unpredictable about how the peddlers conduct business. They often head out
if the weather is good and stay at home making crafts when it’s not, explains Zhuo Ma.
“As for the time and location – sometimes
it depends on the chengguan [urban management officers]. When they are at work, we
take a rest. When they go east, we go west.”
But despite their caution, none of the
vendors we speak with have ever been fined.
The Tibetans’ identity offers them unique
protection, says Mr. Liu, a chengguan.
“In the first few years, we treated them
the same as we did Han people, but that
only attracts more trouble,” he explains.
“Any crackdown is seen as a political and
ethnic minority issue, so we just ignore them
most of the time. If there are fewer than
five Tibetan peddlers gathering in the same
street we don’t bother saying anything.”
The street sellers are well aware of their
special treatment and must play it to their
advantage. As well as attracting sales, their
traditional clothing can also deflect unwanted attention from the authorities.
“Even though some of us don’t dress like
this at home we must do it here. It differentiates us from the Han Chinese sellers and
keeps us out of trouble,” Zhuo Ma says of the
coexistence between seller and state.
The protection offered by these women’s
Tibetan identity does not make up for other
disadvantages, however. Their limited education and poor spoken Mandarin can leave
them with fewer opportunities than migrants from other provinces.
We ask another peddler, Na Mu, of her
dreams, but she does not know the word
‘dream’ in Chinese. “What do you want the
most?” we rephrase. “To collect enough
money to pay for my two children’s college
tuition,” she tells us, momentarily raising her
gaze from the yak fur she diligently crafts.
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CITY « behind donnie does
DONNIE DOES duck Boat
Cruising the Huangpu with China’s gigolo scene
BY Zach Etkind
S
o a little while back my friend got a call
asking him if he would like to be paid
RMB500 just to enjoy a three hour
VIP luxury river cruise filled with women,
free food and free champagne. He was told
to wear a suit, be clean shaven and that he
might have to do a catwalk at some point.
That was pretty much it. Naturally, I decided
to tag along, crash the party, and see how
weird this would really get.
When we arrived at the boat my buddy
and 14 other white guys were immediately
told to change into white suits. They were
then told to line up across from each other
on either side of a red carpet on the dock as
about 300 wealthy looking Chinese people
piled onboard.
Women see hiring
foreign ‘ducks’ as
revenge for their
husbands ignoring 
them and fooling
around with other
women
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Once everyone was on the
boat, they told my buddy and the
other white boys to go upstairs to
rehearse some sort of performance. I decided to stay downstairs
and crush the free flow champagne and
gourmet buffet, because the spread was incredible.
I’m talking sushi, clams, prawns, smoked
salmon, sweet and sour pork, chocolate fondue fountain… you name it. I think my favorite item was the cured cow’s leg they were
serving. This was some Game of Thrones shit.
I was the only white dude downstairs
amongst 300 Chinese VIPs, just shoveling
food into my mouth, spilling cocktail sauce
on my RMB200 suit, and slurping down
dozens of champagne flutes. I was having the
time of my life. They even had a Chinese guy
with a saxophone come out and start playing the solo from George Michael’s ‘Careless
Whisper.’
After we ate, all the guests were told to
head to the roof of the boat for the rest of the
show. This is when shit started getting weird.
The MC announced that we would now see
an ‘Ukranian dance.’ In China an ‘Ukranian
dance’ apparently means two small Chinese
dudes dressed in skimpy leather sadomasochistic gear having epileptic seizures
to trashy European techno music (because
that’s exactly what happened next).
After that ‘performance’ – and as if
things couldn’t get anymore random – Raz-B
from American RnB group B2K comes out
lip-syncing and busting dance moves straight
outta the movie You Got Served. He then
starts bringing women up on stage and singing to their… special lady parts (check him
out in action down there).
And now for the grand finale: my friend
and all the other white dudes come out
dressed in sailor suits looking like the Village
People and start strutting their stuff on catwalk like its Fashion Week in Paris.
Here’s the kicker, my friend later tells me
that all the foreign dudes on the boat were
pretty much glorified gigolos – or as they’re
known in China, ‘ducks’– who were working
for the karaoke club sponsoring the event.
If any of them managed to bring one of the
women from the boat
to the Karaoke club afterwards they would be
paid an extra RMB800
and could expect a tip
between RMB1,0003,000 from the woman
themselves for making
them feel ‘special.’
That’s right folks, here
in Shanghai tall white boys
can make decent cash just
hanging out with wealthy Chinese women.
The way I see it, most of these women probably see hiring foreign ‘ducks’ as revenge for
their husbands ignoring them and fooling
around with other women.
Would I do it? Yeah, probably –if the
price was right and I could get drunk beforehand. It sure as hell pays better than working
as Donald Duck at Happy Valley amusement
park.
All in all, a wicked and weird night. I got
to drink free champagne to my heart’s content, crush an unbelievably delicious spread,
meet a G-list celebrity and learn about the
underground world of gigolos. No regrets.
// Zach etkind is the man behind web series donnie does,
He’ll be sharing more of his strange experiences not caught
on tape at thatsmags.com
town crier» city
Town Crier!
Holidays, air raids and golden cabs
BY Erik Crouch
T
own Crier! posts at Thatsmags.com/
shanghai give a shout-out to local
happenings in the city, everything
from subway expansions to boxing tournaments. Here are the hottest posts from
September…
Tacky taxi
London-style cabs
will soon be hitting
Shanghai’s streets,
with their long
stylish hoods and
iconic, understated
style. Understatement, of course, is not for
everyone - that’s why these British wagons
will be getting a thick coat of eye-searing
golden paint before coming Shanghai way.
This level of sophistication comes at a
price: London-style cabs will have a starting fare of RMB19. With a ride as thoroughly
pimped as this, however, is any price too high?
Air raid!
On September 20,
you may remember (or have been
woken up by, you
late-sleeper,
you) a quite
unpleasant
droning
sound that
made the entire city feel as though
it were placed within an ambulance
siren. Well, you can come out of your
soup can-packed bomb shelter, because
it was just a drill.
The third Saturday of every September
is annual National Defense Education Day, or
as we’ll call it, Annual Crazy Loud Air Raid
Day. Community centers and schools organize drills and lectures about public safety
and emergency measures, while we close our
windows and crank up the tunes.
Schedule switch
The Chinese
holiday
system may
be getting
a thorough
overhaul
that could,
in theory, make us kiss our Golden Week
goodbye.
While one may think that most people
would welcome a restructuring of the holiday system – if you have ever seen an urban
train station during a holiday or watched
flight prices triple on certain dates, you’ll
know what we’re talking about – a poll last
year asked many in China what they would
consider the ‘ideal’ vacation time: the winner? The traditional option of 7 days off at
National Holiday. We. Don’t. Like. Change.
// Check out more at Thatsmags.com/shanghai
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Style Secrets
Alexandra Martina Rolfe, creative director at
Select 18 and founder of alexandra & martina
What’s your background?
I studied fashion and textiles in England
before going into fashion buying. I worked at
Oasis and GAP in London first, then moved
to Hong Kong to work for a German brand
called Colloseum. My partner and I arrived in
Shanghai six years ago and decided to launch
Select 18. I also have my own brand, alexandra & martina, which does vintage-inspired
wear.
What’s Select 18?
Select 18 is a concept-cum-vintage store.
My boyfriend Thomas Lee started it in Hong
Kong around eight years ago – one of the
first retro stores at the time. The name came
from the shop number but was also inspired
by the wide range of products we stock. Our
selection spans vintage furniture, lighting,
clothing and accessories from around the
world, as well as high-end designer pieces,
glasses and shades. I like to think of it as
a combination of old and new, past and
present, indie labels and bespoke items.
What’s a typical day for you?
I alternate between working from home and
at the shop. If I’m at Select 18 I do anything
from updating visual merchandising to creating looks and taking care of social networking. When it’s an alexandra & martina day I
either design, visit factories, source fabrics,
look for stockists or work on my website. I’ve
always got lots going on!
Latest fashion purchase?
A navy and cream vintage 1940s silk scallop edge dress from Camden Passage in
Islington, London – a street filled with antique stalls and shops.
What draws you to vintage wear?
Nostalgia. I like the experience of browsing
through vintage shops or flea markets. I love
the uniqueness factor. I also think that the
quality of retro garments is often far better
than what’s on offer on the high street.
If you could travel back in time to any decade of the past, which one would that be?
The 1960s. Fashion-wise, the silhouettes
from that period really suit my body shape.
That decade is also when fashion started
to become quite fun. I am a big fan of Mary
Quant and MOD dressing. After watching
Mad Men, I would quite happily go back to
that time.
Shanghai fashion scene. Discuss.
It’s complicated! There’s a lot going on, but
people are definitely becoming more daring in their fashion choices. Despite the
heavy presence of high-end designer brands,
there’s a growing interest in indie labels and
vintage – more and more people are looking
for something different.
What’s in your bag right now?
MAC Ruby Woo Red lipstick, iPhone, a comb,
wallet, notebook, sunglasses and a USB stick.
Jan Prochazka
style radar
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Covet
Mr Mustachio
Moustache-themed parties, where people stick
adhesive taches to their
upper lips and unleash their
inner Mario and Luigi, are the
hottest stuff when it comes
to hair-raising good times these
days. Chinese label Simple Mills has
moved beyond the sticky whiskers,
and has made some seriously hip
wooden numbers that’ll keep you
away from any gumminess. RMB15.
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Lu, by Changde Lu 南京西路1515号静安嘉里中心N4-18,近常
德路(6225 6710)
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Under the Lens
Made in China
Baidu glasses
Eco Ride
Move over Google Glass – Baidu Eye is what tech cool is all about
this season.
After over one year of speculation, the Chinese tech company
unveiled its answer to Google Glass last month, presenting what
we think is a rather hot-looking device at the Baidu World conference in Beijing.
Unlike Google Glass, Baidu Eye sends visual information to the
user’s mobile device, making it “easier to browse than on a small,
mounted screen.”
The working prototype is also visually different from Google
Glass – it wraps around the back of the head with a camera on one
side and an earpiece on the other. It doesn’t go across the face,
which means that a) it’s a lot less goofy-looking than its American
counterpart and b) Baidu won’t have to enlist the services of fashion names like Diane von Furstenberg (who designed a range of
Google frames) to try make it hip.
Expect it to give the US giant a run for its money.
Overheard
“You’re so youthful,
but what is to be done
about the pimples on
your face?”
Over the last decade, cycling has become as ubiquitous and cool as
flat caps and beards.
Bucking the trend, a gaggle of young, hip, independent bikes have
sprung up around the globe, spanning ultra sleek fixies, hybrid prototypes and traditional models done up in expensive frames.
Bamboo bikes – think ‘green’ two-wheels made from environmentally friendly materials and socially responsible supplies – have
also risen to the spotlight, offering a clever mix of function and form.
In Shanghai, the ones by Shanghai Bamboo Bike are definitely
worth a shout.
Founded in 2009, the venture is the brainchild of Swiss entrepreneur Robert Hartmann. It does bikes, frames and DIY sets, each
locally crafted and built to order with renewable bamboo.
The material, which covers 4.21 million hectares of land in
China, is durable and shock resistant, meaning it doesn’t shatter like
carbon fiber or dent like aluminum. It also makes for a responsive yet
comfortable ride, the stiff frame absorbing vibration the way a hunk
of bread mops up gravy.
Proving that a positive social impact doesn’t have to be paired with
an eye-poking aesthetic, the Shanghai Bamboo Bike range also packs
style aplenty, with a streamlined look that has a real wow factor.
Available for both kids and adults, these two-wheels don’t come
cheap (RMB3,500-20,000 for a special edition) but they sure cue citysavvy folks to a whole new (and cool) eco-credibility.
// 330 Fahuazhen Lu, by Panyu Lu 法华镇路330号, 近番禺路 (www.shanghaibamboobike.com)
That’s the deeply philosophical question POCO, a new Chinese beauty
app for smartphones, asks purchasers on its iTunes store entry. The
program – which is all the rage among Chinese women from teens
to mid-30s – consists of a “beauty camera” that takes heavily edited
photo portraits. The app’s enhancing features
are somewhat disarming. Besides transforming
‘disappointing’ regular faces into doll-like, porcelain masterpieces, options also allow to add
huge eyelashes and anime-like makeup, widen
pupils, plump lips and even reshape chins. The
final results – unrecognizable
fantasy images verging
on the cartoonish – can
be promptly uploaded on
Weibo or other social media accounts with the tap of
a screen. Creepy much?
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In the bag
Brand-new holdalls to fall for
Bold clutches, modern backpacks, embellished totes: this season is all
about a statement accessory. We’ve rounded up all the best, busiest
bags we want to grab onto – from bargain to blowout, take your pick
and add them to your fall wish list.
By Marianna Cerini
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Zara, tricolor bowling bag, RMB599.
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[ 2 ] Ed gy r u c k s a c k
Cambridge Satchel bag RMB1,590.
Topshop suede duffle backpack, RMB645.
[3] Shape shifter
H&M bucket bag, RMB399.
COS relaxed shoulder bag, RMB350.
Pull&Bear oversized wallet, RMB119.
> www.zara.cn
> www.topshop.com
> www.cosstores.com
[4] A p o p o f c o l o r
Reveries multi-purpose shoulder bag,
RMB1,280.
> elleshop.com.cn
[5] Clutch it
Rafe Handbags snakeskin clutch, RMB665.
> en.zooq.com
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> www.hm.com
[ 8 ] Ma j o r m e t a l l i c s
> www.pullandbear.com
[ 9] C i t y s h o p p e r
Designed by Mary H Rev bag, RMB1900.
> bundshop.com
[ 1 0] Ne w s h a p e s
Plore fold rock bag, RMB4,250.
> www.xinlelu.com
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[ 1] We e k e n d e r
COS canvas weekend bag, RMB990.
> www.cosstores.com
[2] Hipster style
Fjallraven no 21 medium backpack,
RMB1,785.69.
> www.asos.com
[3] Sport casual
Zara Man combined sport bowling bag,
RMB499.
> www.zara.cn
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Billy Kirk padded zippered briefcase ash,
RMB2,980.
> shop.projectaegis.com
[ 5 ] F i n e p r i nt s
Mi-Pac birds backpack, RMB357.14.
> www.asos.com
[6 ] A n i m a l i n s t i n c t
Adidas unisex backpack, RMB999.
> www.adidas.cn
[7] Classic good looks
H&M leather messanger bag, RMB999.
> www.hm.com
[ 8 ] Ha n d s o n
Billy Kirk buckled dopp kit, RMB1,080.
> shop.projectaegis.com
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LIFE & STYLE « lead
They’re in fashion
The glossy posse making style headway in China
By Marianna Cerini
China’s fashion scene is changing. Fast.
Although status symbols still trump sartorial
savvy all too often with the country’s newly
minted, logo-saturated luxury retail market, a
creative awakening has started out over the last
few years, flourishing into an almighty call to
arms.
China and Shanghai Fashion Weeks, held
in Beijing and Shanghai this month, are a
snapshot of the industry’s strengths. Both
events have become increasingly more relevant
since launching over a decade ago, promoting a
passion for originality and propelling a growing
cluster of home-grown designers into the
international spotlight.
Chinese models, too, are slowly but
determinedly coming to the fore of the fashion
set – both globally and locally.
On a more organic level, the recent
proliferation of street style blogs and other
forms of fashion-oriented social media has
inspired new excitement in fashion across
the country. More people are embracing the
artistry of dressing and taking risks with what
they wear.
With this resurgence in mind, we’ve put
together some of the budding talents shaping
the nation’s fashion world and helping to change
the way we think of Chinese style and, why not,
Chinese cool.
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The (micro) blogger
S
Han Huohuo
tick-thin, daringly flamboyant and with over 3.5 million
followers on Weibo, Han Huohuo is a top-tier bloggerista
and fashion star in his own right.
His first foray into media was as a writer for a newly
launched fashion section of a Beijing magazine. Shortly after, he
was hired as an editor at Marie Claire China, where he built up his
fashion knowledge and network.
Two years later in 2008 he launched his Sina blog, which now
counts 1.3 million readers. His Weibo account came one year after
that, and proved so impressively popular Han left Marie Claire to
work full time on it.
Both platforms feature a stream of portraits of the blogger taking to city
streets in leather pants, designer purses, fur-lined coats and gold bracelets, or attending swanky fashion events around the world often accompanied by model/
actress and BFF Angelababy.
Fashion enthusiasts and insiders have fallen for Han in a big way; he now rubs
shoulders with the upper echelons of the fashion world, from Vogue China editor
Angelica Cheung to legendary designer Karl Lagerfeld.
Signature look: Androgynous. Han is famed for his avant-garde, experimental style – think women’s clutches, skin-tight black pants and the occasional high
heel mixed with a badass Mohawk.  
Beyond the blog: Like most successful bloggers, Han has expanded his reign
in the fashion realm well beyond his blog. He has had a few stints as a stylist and
designer, and curated editorial features for Hong Kong luxury department store
Lane Crawford and global fashion e-tailer Yoox.
He has also released two books, Fire Bible 2012 and Fire Bible 2013, which
feature a collection of photos showcasing his favorite styles as seen on Chinese
models, fashionistas and celebrities. That’s what we call good business acumen.
lead » LIFE & STYLE
The model
The stylist
S
Lucia Liu
tylists are a relatively new phenomenon in China, but
Lucia Liu is rapidly establishing herself as the most
buzzed-about image-maker to work with both here and
abroad.
Based between Beijing and London, she completed a
degree in fashion design in the UK and worked in the British
capital for three years before returning to China to pursue a
career in styling.
She has worked on editorials and covers for magazines
like i-D, Glass and Dazed & Confused alongside a list of influential fashion photographers such as Pierre Debuscherre, JohnPaul Pietrus and Chen Man.
As Harper’s Bazaar China’s style director, Liu has styled a
number of high profile celebrities and fashion icons, from Fan
Bingbing to Maggie Cheung, Faye Wong, Lucy Liu and Vivienne
Westwood. She has also collaborated on advertising and style
advice campaigns for luxury brands, including Lane Crawford,
Absolute Vodka and Mo & Co de Paris.
Her editorials embody a visionary and edgy aesthetic
often verging on the dreamy and the surreal. “I like to
present people with images I envisage in my mind,” she says.
“Sometimes I just stare at buildings from my window for a
long long time, and I get a sudden spark.”
Words of wisdom: “As a stylist, you have many ideas and
inspirations that blend into a new concept. You have to grasp
people's merits and be able to play with different bodies, but
also different personalities. There are no rules you have to
stick to. That’s why I love the job so much.”
Style icon: Chloë Sevigny.
Often seen with: Mega actress Yao Chen and fashion photographer Chen Man.
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Ming Xi
rising cluster of Chinese models has been commanding the global fashion spotlight over the last few years.
Shanghai-born Ming Xi is no doubt one of them.
The quirky beauty had her breakthrough as China’s representative for the Elite Model Look competition, and was chosen
by Givenchy’s director Riccardo Tisci to walk exclusively for the
Parisian fashion house in 2010 – a first for a Chinese model. Her
career has been on a constant upward trajectory since.
Moving easily between haute couture and ready-to-wear, the
25-year-old has starred in a slew of campaigns and magazines
and has walked in shows of designers including Lanvin, Christian
Dior, Vivienne Westwood and Alexander Wang.
Her ascent in the industry was recently cemented by
American designer Michael Kors, who chose her to walk a
splashy fashion show he held in Shanghai in May. Kors also sent
her to New York’s Met Gala in one of his custom gowns – another
sign that Ming is doing things right.
Last November, Ming made her debut as a Victoria Secret’s
Angel at the American lingerie brand’s outlandish fashion show,
following the footsteps of Liu Wen – one of the highest-paid
models in the world – and Sui He, who has been in the
show for the last three years.
She is currently ranked 32nd on Models.com’s top 50
list, after fellow Chinese beauties Liu Wen, Fei Fei Sun, Sui
He and Xiao Wen Ju, but is likely to climb higher thanks
to her escalating stardom. Supermodel status is only a
matter of time.
Beauty pointers: Prominent cheekbones and
playfully protruding ears, which have no doubt
helped her stand out from the throng.
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The designer
Christopher Bu
A
30
Beijing Film Academy
graduate, Christopher
Bu reinterprets Chinese
culture with a modern mentality. He first entered the
fashion industry as a stylist to the stars, most notably Fan Bingbing, one
of his oldest client and
closest friends.
In 2011 the actress
encouraged him to
start his own label, and
that year wore one of
his creations on the red
carpet of the Cannes Film
Festival – a red craneembroidered gown that
received some serious kudos
from the fashion set. The following year, she chose another of Bu’s
frocks. The rest is (quite recent, admittedly) history.
The designer’s bespoke range has done
so well among well-moneyed Chinese women that he decided to expand into readyto-wear in 2012, when he launched
quirky and eclectic label Chris by
Christopher Bu. Shunning away from
the glitz of department stores and
commercial areas, he opened a
showroom down an unassuming
Beijing hutong last year – a bold
move for a newcomer.
Things are only picking up.
Last month, Bu made his international debut at Milan Fashion Week, one of
three Chinese designers to be showcased at the
prestigious multi-brand store No.30 MILANO as
part of fashion platform Style East.
He might not be a household name just yet,
but the Milan appearance, and the fact that he’s
been instrumental in Fan Bingbing’s increasing
visibility on the global fashion scene, certainly
says a lot about his potential.
The aesthetic: Bu’s collections are beautifully executed and visually charming, playing
with bold prints and sharp silhouettes that show
impressive artistry.
T
he Alexa Chung of China, Mega Meng
Meng is a fashion force to be reckoned
with. Stylist, model, filmmaker, blogger, designer and muse to others in the
industry (among other things) there’s
nothing the 25-year-old Beijinger hasn’t
had a hand in.
She launched her career in school, first
at London College of Fashion and then
Tsinghua, and has quickly become a regular attendee of fashion weeks in London
and New York, as well as a fixture at A-list
events in Beijing and abroad.
But Meng is not only famous for floating around and going to parties. Intensely
driven, she has worked with dozens of
publications, penning columns and fashion editorials in magazines like Vogue and
GQ, and has collaborated with the likes of
Lanvin, Lane Crawford and Yoox.
The ‘It Girl’
Mega Meng Meng
A fashion icon in the making, this girl is the
antithesis of loud and brash. Her style is thoroughly endearing and often described as “quirky”
(shorthand: she don’t dress like no Kardashian!)
In a world of female celebrities stumbling
around in six-inch stilettos and Hervé Léger
bandage dresses, Meng is a refreshing dose of
accessible prettiness, as opposed to aggressive
sexuality.
Why the Mega: “I love big, extraordinary
things,” she told W magazine, which profiled her as
one to watch in 2012.
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LIFE & STYLE « Scene&Heard
Scene & Heard
By Marianna Cerini
Vega Zaishi Wang
A darling of China’s fashion pack, Vega Zaishi
Wang always enchants with her highly referential collections. Season after season, her
inspiration has spanned themes and ideas
as different as Mongolian nomad people, the
intergalactic vision of Alpha Lyrae and the
ancient country of Loulan.
For fall/winter 2014, the Beijingbased designer has been influenced by the
Reindeer People, herders who have roamed
the taiga of Northern Mongolia for thousands
of years. The result is a heavily masculine
line of garbs featuring winter staples such as
checked long blazers, dress pants and white
shirts.
A palette of deep blue and black, often
embellished with a leather trim here or a
fur details there, gives a cohesive feel to the
range’s grown up aesthetic. Contrasting such
somber hues it’s the occasional vibrant red,
seen on a dress or a jumper, which represents “the sacrifice that reindeers have made
for its owners through the ages.”
Sharply tailored and exquisitely put together, this is one of Wang’s strongest collections; an ensemble of garments heralding a
new level of maturity from the designer.
// Available at Le Lutin, Unit 104-204, 88 Tongren Lu, by Nanjing
Xi Lu by 同仁路88号104-204室, 近南京西路 (6075 1331, www.
vegazaishiwang.com, vegazaishiwang.taobao.com)
Heirloom
Project Aegis
Whenever a guy friend asks us where to find
good menswear in Shanghai, we can’t help
but mention Project Aegis. It’s a rare
pleasure to be able to enthuse about a
stylish boutique, with a beautiful shop
fit and perfectly edited selection of
quality garments. This venture has
just that.
The manly outfitter has just
expanded its presence in town,
taking over the two-story space on
Taojiang Lu formerly occupied by
The Villa. The new offshoot comes
with an in-house coffee bar and some hipster-than-thou
fixtures (read: retro-looking arcade games and dark wood
flooring), as well as an impeccable stock of casual wear.
Modern-minded gents looking to master media-type
good looks with ease will find labels such as Rag&Bone,
Folk and Native Union, and anything from immaculate man
bags to the perfect casual blazer. On our visit, we were particularly enamored with the threads of Swedish menswear
brand Our Legacy – sharp, contemporary and oozing creative charm. 
// 1 Taojiang Lu, by Dongping Lu 桃江路1号, 近东平路 (5436 3533, www.
projectaegis.com)
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Launched in 2009 by Tiffany Wu and Lynn
Lu, Heirloom has made its name for exquisite
leather handbags that beg to be admired.
The brand’s latest collection, titled “Nouveau
Native,” has been inspired by the Maasai
tribe of East Africa, and brings some interesting exotic elements to the Heirloom’s
aesthetic.
It features a range of multi-functional
totes in purple red, dark blue and mysterious
gray, each individually handcrafted and hand
stitched by the company’s team of expert
artisans.
Among the splurge-worthy selection,
we fell in love with the Crystal bag, which is
sizeable and multi-layered, and can be worn
either casually or more formally thanks to
its adjustable straps, and the Vivi tote, which
boasts a smarter look.
The entire line
shows versatility and
urban elegance that’s
hard to come by. If
you’re looking for
a statement piece,
this is your brand.
RMB2,000-5,000.
TFZ
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SUSANTSENG
Mixing feminine lines, sexy cuts and contemporary fabrics,
SUSANTSENG is a newly launched label and showroom specializing
in cashmere, silk and jersey ready-to-wear pieces, as well as beautifully crafted footwear made in Italy and Spain.
The venture is the brainchild of Austrian-Taiwanese Su San
Tseng, a fashion enthusiast who, among other things, has had a
three-year stint at Italian brand Patrizia Pepe. Tseng’s keen eye for
quality textiles and sophisticated but sexy style forms the aesthetic
of the label.
The fall/winter collection, created around the theme “Modern
Day Fairytale,” bears witness to that, featuring an alluring sample of
sensual tailoring that manages to be both timeless and very much on
trend with the season, with sequined mini dresses, seductive mesh
tops and exquisite cashmere sweaters.
The showroom, on leafy Nanchang Lu, has a minimalist, luxurious modern layout, which emphasizes the clothes while giving the
space a high fashion appeal.
// 118 Nanchang Lu, by Yandang Lu 南昌路118号, 近雁荡路 (1391 662 1881)
Bubble Mood
There’s something almost sultry about Bubble Mood’s fall/winter collection. The Shanghai-based brand, known for its silk Japanese kimonos
and sophisticated French flair, has opted for a dark, romantic spectrum
of prints and colors this season, with gray, oxblood and black creating
an aesthetic that is both sober and fluid, versatile and chic.
Founder and designer Olivia Gurdjan travels extensively around
Asia to seek the fabrics and prints she integrates in her garments, with
the aim to “create a flagship piece that would be at the crossroads between Japan and Paris.”
The range on offer
reflects such eclectic
aspiration. Each piece
beckons images of
exotic places and people, weaving Oriental
lines with European
graphics and details.
Perfect to be dressed
up or down and needing very little if no accessorizing, these are
effortlessly easy staples to stock in your
wardrobe. RMB1,3002,500.
// www.bubble-mood.com
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LIFE & STYLE « interiors
Keeping it simple
Easy does it in the former French Concession
By Marianna Cerini, Photos by Jan Prochazka
Wooden beams and vaulted ceilings are the house’s most striking feature. A wall of
exposed bricks adds a hint of shabby-chic to the entire space, which is thoroughly
contemporary nonetheless. A monochrome palette of grays, whites and browns
punctuated with bright artworks and photography exudes a warm, cozy feel.
H
Reilly and Strimme
l.
ospitality pro Piper
Strimmel and tech retail
merchandiser Charles
Reilly saw tens of properties before finding their apartment in
a quaint compound off Shaanxi
Nan Lu, in the former French
Concession, two years ago. “It
was everything we were looking
for,” says Reilly. “We fell in love
with it the moment we walked
in.”
A charmingly renovated flat,
it proved the perfect nest for the
couple, who had just moved to
Shanghai at the time. A mix of
modern and old, the place is a
simple, pared-back home, made
unique by a handful of arty and
creative touches.
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Cabinets and built-in closets help avoid any clutter. Decoration
has also been kept to a minimum. “We both have a clean, simple
aesthetic,” says Really, “and we thought the flat didn’t really
need much extra work – it speaks for itself.”
The couple had this ladder custom-made at the Flower
Market. The only decorative object leaning against the
brick wall, it immediately captures the eye.
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The apartment isn’t too big, but the vaulted ceilings
make it look much larger than it is. The architectural
choice creates a seamlessly expansive effect.
Old-style brass windows are juxtaposed to clever lighting, giving the house a bright, lightfilled appearance. Wood fixtures and flooring are prominent – a charmingly old-fashioned
trait that’s both neat and sophisticated.
The bathroom could
easily pass for that of
a hotel. The soft beige
and cream of the tiles
and the two sinks bring
a sense of symmetry
and order. The 1920sinspired bathtub
provides an almost
luxurious feel.
Strimmel is an avid traveler and
art collector. Small, well-thought
artworks, knick-knacks and original
design pieces (like this chair by
Shanghai Table) are tastefully
spread around the house, alongside
travel books and guides.
The couple has dedicated
a small nook of the house
to their hobbies, turning it
into a tight yet functional
study area. Here, Strimell
works on her travel
writing and Reilly practices
keyboards.
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LIFE & STYLE « travel
Flavors of Bali
A foodie’s guide to the island’s culinary temptations
By Betty Richardson
Babi Guling Spesial at Ibu Oka
J
ust a six hour flight away from Shanghai, the Indonesian
island of Bali is a rewarding getaway from big city life, one
of the most diverse and authentic places in South East Asia
despite its rate of development.
For many, the tropical destination conjures up images of
swaying middle-aged hippies in bongo circles, or beachy
bleached-haired Australian surfers chugging back pints in bars.
In all honesty, that side is still very much present, both in the
southern resort enclaves of Kuta and Seminyak and in Ubud,
Bali's cultural heart on the island's central hills.
But a charming, mystic aspect recurs across the island; a
spectacularly vibrant culture characterized by the all-pervasive
Hindu Dharma – the uniquely Balinese branch of Hinduism
practiced by the majority of the population – which defines Bali’s life
and spirit and makes this a place travelers return to time and again.
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This unique trait shines through Bali's cusine. At once exotic
and accessible, its heritage of food tantalizes the senses, making
eating one of the main pastimes to indulge in while on the island.
Like most things in Bali, how much one can spend on food
can vary wildly from almost nothing to several hundred dollars.
Sticking to local delicacies is of course more cost efficient, and
almost always incredibly delicious.
Spanning flavors packed with rich, spicy and aromatic notes,
Balinese cooking heavily features coconut, lemongrass, tamarind
and garlic as its most prominent ingredients.
Despite being surrounded by Muslim neighbors in other parts
of Indonesia, Bali’s Hindu influence means pork, rather than
beef, is the focus of most local dishes.
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Babi Guling at Warung Ibu Oka, Ubud
One of Bali’s most beloved dishes, Babi Guling finds its roots deep
in the community soul of the island. A suckling roast pig like you’ve
never had before, the delicacy makes use of almost every part of the
animal and features around five different dishes, from pigskin and
grilled sausage to grilled and deep-fried pork.
While most local places specializing in Babi Guling do a decent
job of it, Warung Ibu Oka in Ubud goes a step further and has since
garnered a sizable reputation for its rendition of this classic.
Upon our visit, we found a relaxed, high-ceilinged dining hall
brimming with locals and tourists alike. Don’t look for attentive service here – the staff are slightly on the surly side, and you’re expected
to share your table with other diners if need be.
Nonetheless, the pork is unbelievably succulent, and the crackling
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Once its daily six roasted pigs sell out, service simply stops, so we’d
recommend arriving early in the afternoon to ensure you get a slice of
the action.
Served in a woven basket lined with brown paper, our Babi Guling
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Spesial consisted of juicy, roasted white meat, golden-brown crackling, coconut infused fresh greens and a couple of slices of blackened
blood sausage (trust us, that’s better than it sounds).
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Balinese heritage cuisine at Pondok Tempo Doeloe, Kuta
A fantastic place to become initiated to Balinese culinary culture
is the unassuming Pondok Tempo Doeloe on Kuta’s Sunset Road.
Casual, affordable and somewhat of an institution, this spot offers
just about any classic of the island’s heritage food – and does so very
well.
Come at lunchtime and you'll find it filled with local families
sharing plates of their main specialty - grilled or fried snapper
washed down with glasses of fresh papaya juice or young coconut.
Those with a penchant for sweet treats should order their famed
avocado ‘juice’ with Hershey’s chocolate syrup. Incredibly filling –
one glass can come in at a whopping 500 calories – the shake is an
Indonesian favorite and a definite must-try.
Besides the aforementioned signature Ikan Bakar Tempo Deloe
(grilled fish), we reccomend sampling the excellent Ikan Nila Pesmol
(sweet and sour steamed tilapia), which arrived with a tangy tomato
relish, fried garlic and onions.
BBQ Pork ribs on the grill at Naughty Nuri's Warung
In addition to fish, the restaurant does a mean grilled lamb in
peanut, shallot and soy marinade that comes fresh from the onsite
kambing oven. Ordering a couple of plates of Javanese Indo favorites
like Mie Goreng Jawa (Javanese fried noodles) and Nasi Goreng Jawa
(Javanese fried rice) along with Tahu Tek, a delicious tofu and rice
dish with peanut sauce, and an aromatic yet light
Soto Ayam (chicken soup with glass noodles,
cassava chips and cabbage) should also be
high on your to-do list.
Pondok Tempo Doeloe
Price: RMB50 upwards pp
Opening Hours: 10am-10pm
Address: Jalan Sunset Road, Kuta
Reservations: +62 (0)361
9196868
Trilogy of foie gras at Métis
Life changing ribs and grilled hot hogs at
Naughty Nuri’s Warung, Ubud
Dine among the rice paddies at Métis,
Seminyak
Hot dogs and martinis might not be the most predictable choice
on an ‘authentic culinary journey of Bali,’ but a somewhat surprising
bastion of Ubud’s culinary scene is a shack that does just that – plus
barbecued ribs – and excellently so, all for less than ten dollars a pop.
Featuring a smoking barbecue laden with rib racks, Naughty
Nuri’s Warung is a simple road-side warung (small, family-owned
restaurants that are ubiquitous across Indonesia) describing itself as
a ‘funky street-side food haven.’ A firm favorite with locals, the BBQ
pork ribs here are sublime, and that’s something we don’t say very
often. Sweet, salty, chargrilled and incredibly tender, they come with
a simple wedge of lime that adds a citrusy tang to the rich flavors of
smoky pork and BBQ sauce.
We recommend going for the whole hog, and also ordering one of
Nuri’s signature hot dogs along with your rack of ribs. Consisting of
grilled paprika sausage, fresh sauerkraut and mustard on a charcoaltoasted bun, they are to die for. Then, of course, there are the restaurant’s “brutal” martinis. A signature drink, they are a perfect match to
the platefuls of barbecued meat. Just don’t try and drive your scooter
afterwards.
Somewhat unexpectedly given the upscale nature of Seminyak (home
to some of Bali’s most luxurious resorts), Métis is a relatively affordable option for casual fine dining this side of the island. Doubling up
as a boutique gallery and cocktail lounge, it is situated on the brink of
a lush rice paddy garden extending right up to the restaurant’s edge,
and represents an excellent choice for European cuisine.
The space is beautifully thought out and stylishly designed, with
luxurious touches and a relaxed atmosphere thanks to its open dining
area. The culinary range is all about French and Mediterranean fare,
with particular focus on foie gras, which has its own specialty menu.
Their Legendary Pan Seared Hot Foie Gras,with a port and raspberry reduction,is excellent, and so is their luxurious Trilogy of Foie
Gras, which comes paired with three types of accompanying relishes:
champagne; apple balsamic compote and red wine with Morello
cherry.
Naughty Nuri’s Warung, Ubud
Price: Around RMB60 pp
Opening Hours: 11am-9pm
Address: Jalan Raya Sangginan, Kedewatan, Ubud
Reservations: +62 (0)361 977 547
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Métis
Price: Around RMB250 pp
Opening Hours: Lunch from 11am, dinner from 6pm bar and lounge
open until 2am
Address: 6 Kerobokan Kelod, Kuta
Reservations: +62 (0)361 4737888, [email protected]
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Fine dining under the stars at Mozaic,
Ubud
One of Bali’s most famous restaurants, Mozaic in Ubud is one
of the few places on the island with true claim to its ‘fine dining’
tagline. The menu is both conceptual and avant-garde, presenting
diners with a choice of four tempting six-course tasting menus that
change daily. The setting, too, is there to impress, with tables laid
out in a magical candle-lit tropical garden.
Delicate, imaginative and yet filling when it needs to be,
Mozaic’s food could be defined as French gourmet cooking reworked to honor local ingredients. Two particular highlights for
us were a confied coral trout, paired with a bizarre sounding but
delicious ‘curried corn and crab ragout’ in a red wine reduction; and
a Gindara Carpaccio served with macadamia nuts, vodka crème fraiche and vanilla from the neighboring island of Flores.
Starting at around RMB300 for a vegetarian menu and rounding
off at RMB650 for the ‘Chef’s Surprise Menu,’ this is undoubtedly
one of the priciest dining options in Bali, but its stunning cuisine
makes it absolutely worth it.
Mozaic Restaurant Gastronomique
Price: Around RMB300-650 pp
Opening Hours: First reservation 5.45pm, last reservation 9.45pm
Address: Jalan Raya Sanggingan, Ubud
Reservations: +62 (0)361 975768, [email protected]
* All prices in RMB. RMB1 = IDR 1953
The enchanting dining setting of Mozaic
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FULL FITNESS IN THE HEART OF SHANGHAI
L
ying in the heart of Shanghai is the Jing An
Kerry Centre. At the heart of the Jing An Kerry
Centre are the Kerry Residences. And on the
second floor of the Kerry Residences the Kerry Gym:
2,000 m2 of space that offers you everything from
weights to a watery workout and the chance to
thwack a tennis ball about on their outdoor tennis
court.
Withs direct access to the gym from the East
Retail section of the Jing An Kerry Centre Shopping
mall, in keeping with the standards set by all things
Kerry, facilities are comprehensive to say the least,
with top class equipment to get fit and seamless
service and cleanliness to put your mind at ease and
ensure an experience that can be as energetic or
relaxing as you choose.
The main gym is split into different areas. For
those looking to get the blood pumping there is
the Cardio-Zone, with an abundance of Star Trac
cardio machine options, from treadmills, cross trainers, spinning bikes and rowers, all featuring infotainment systems.
If iron pumping is what you’re after, the
Strength Training Zone, with a well thought out
range of multi-gym, cable, free weights and other
advanced equipment, is just the thing. Moving on,
there is a 120 m2 aerobics studio; the gym offers
a full set of classes, from Pilates to flow yoga, kick
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boxing and aerobic Latin dance.
A 20 meter long indoor swimming pool, surrounded by beds to recline on (and a splash pool to
keep kids busy) will lure those more aquatically-inclined. With the Shanghai Masters (p62) on its way
to Shanghai, it is also time to get the tennis racket
out on their rooftop court.
The whole Kerry Gym exudes an air of luxury
and relaxation, and that’s further exemplified by the
Recovery Zone, a space featuring a Jacuzzi, steam
and sauna, along with private shower stalls, hot and
cold baths, relaxation areas and all the amenities
you require to freshen up.
Open from 6.30am to 10.30pm, membership
runs at RMB15,000 for half a year and RMB23,000
for a full year, with Family Member packages of two
adults and one junior age 16 or below available at
RMB 24,000 and RMB 38,000 respectively.
Joining fees have been have been waived until
the end of the year, so there is no time like the
present to sign up for the classiest, most comprehensive and convenient gym the city has to offer.
// Jing An Kerry Centre, East Retail, 2/F Room 200, 1515 Nanjing
Xi Lu, by Changde Lu南京西路1515号静安嘉里中心东区商场2
楼, 近常德路 (2221 9800, [email protected], www.
kerry-gym.com)
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Essie Nails
T
ucked away on the third floor of the Jing’an Kerry Centre, Essie
Nails is an excellent mani/pedi pit-stop in the swanky mall.
The little nail bar sits around six people and sorts out your
digits in a quick, efficient and long-lasting manner, making it optimal
for nails on the run.
An impressive selection of Essie polishes – the popular American
brand of nail lacquer that’s been around since 1981 – is of course a
major draw of this spot. The eager staff, who is happy to get stuck in
with the power tools to file off dead skin, is another.
Services range from a basic shape and polish (RMB118) to gel
nails (RMB450), which is what we treated our claws to.
The aestheticians preened our digits with patience and precision,
diligently shaping the tips and trimming cuticles. She then slicked on
a double coat of our favorite Essie shade, and proceeded to administer a brief-but-soothing hand massage with copious amounts of
divine-smelling BCL Spa’s organic moisturizer.
Gals fond of sporting shocking hues on their nail beds will appreciate the selection of neon, which punches up the otherwise standard
line-up of colors.
If you’re looking to save some dough on pampering after dropping too much in the nearby designer boutiques, this no-frills spot
might just be the place. MC
Nanjing
Jinling Hotel
O
ne day, Nanjing will be the new Shanghai. Maybe. So hop on
that high speed train and take a long weekend to revel in its
wide avenues, swanky restaurants and historical sites before
everyone else does.
And when it’s time to unwind, head to Nanjing Jinling Hotel.
A Nanjing landmark for years, the property has been around since
1983, when it was the tallest building in China and host to none other
than Deng Xiaoping.
Times, of course, have changed, and the Jinling brand has kept
pace. They have just recently opened up a brand new structure, the
Asia Pacific Tower, which spans 57 floors of guest rooms, restaurants
and amenities.
Staying here makes for a truly memorable experience.
WIN
Essie Nail is giving away two gel manicures valued at RMB450. For
a chance to treat your claws to one, send an email with the subject
'Essie Nail' to [email protected] by October 20, telling us what
you would call your own nail polish brand if you had one.
// E3-04 Kerry Centre, 1515 Nanjing Xi Lu, by Changde Lu 南京西路1515号静安嘉里中心N4-18, 近
常得路 (5273 7627)
Spacious and
elegant guest
rooms come kitted
out with a slew of
luxurious features,
from HDTV and
business workstation to sizable
closets almost as
big as the rooms
themselves. On top
of that, guests can
enjoy perks like
complimentary
shoe shine and
take in breathtaking views of the
city, as each room
has floor-to-ceiling
windows.
When (or if)
you leave your
room, the hotel’s
facilities don’t
disappoint. The
fourth floor boasts
a health club for
getting that heart beating and a spa for letting it calm down again. On
the second floor, check out the meditative “Presence Chamber” and,
perhaps, the ballroom. When you’ve worked up an appetite, a visit to
the 56-floor Jia restaurant is a must.
You will, alas, leave the premises at some point, but you’re in luck.
The Jinling is located in the heart of Nanjing, with shops and metro
stations a short walk away. Although, if you’re anything like us, we
have a feeling you won’t stay away from the hotel for too long…
// Nanjing, 2 Hanzhong Lu, Xinjiekou 新街口汉中路2号 (www.jinlinghotel.com)
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Coming to a theater near you
Made in Shanghai
Guardians of the Galaxy
OCT
10
The summer smash makes it to Mainland
screens, ready to pad its worldwide USD588
million gross. Praised as irreverent but
thrilling fun, the film follows a rag-tag group
of miscast superheroes, led by Parks &
Recreation’s Chris Pratt, and includes Zoe
Saldana as a green alien, Vin Diesel as a treelike humanoid, Bradley Cooper as the voice
of a slick-talking genetically modified raccoon and former WWE champion Bautista as
a soulful warrior. Together they must keep
a mysterious orb out of the hands of the vicious villain Ronan the Accuser, who’s determined to use it to destroy planets. Another
win for the Marvel machine.
The Maze Runner
out
NOW
Since The Hunger Games, dystopian young
adult thrillers have become all the rage. This
adaptation of James Dashner’s 2009 literary hit follows Teen Wolf’s Dylan O’Brien
as Thomas, a teenager who finds himself
trapped in a giant maze with no memory of
how he got there. He’s surrounded by other
boys, who are terrorized by vicious creatures
called Grievers. While some have tried to escape, nobody has succeeded. However, their
fortunes change when a girl arrives whose
thoughts Thomas can read. Will they be the
ones to get away? These things tend to come
in three’s, so expect this to be the first in a
long saga.
WIN
We have a pair of tickets for the UME
International Cineplex in Xintiandi to give
away. Simply email win@urbanatomy.
com with the subject ‘UME’ for a chance
to win.
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Noukilla has carried on
that
tradition with a sound they
Noukilla dreams of home
dub sega-fusion, with Boodhoo
noting they incorporate African
and Latin influences.
“Nobody does what we’re
doing back home,” Kuppusami
says. “My dad heard a song and
was like ‘That’s sega?’ It’s quite
different.”
With a record in tow,
Noukilla is inching closer to
achieving their dream of finally performing in Mauritius.
However, they’re not resting
on their laurels, the group is
After years of stealing the show the reality of life, while trying to
already planning their sophoat festivals, Shanghai standouts lift you up.”
more record with upcoming
Repping their home has
Noukilla will release their
sessions booked with ‘Native
debut album Valer Morisien on been the group’s mission since
Wayne’ Jobson, a music legend
forming in 2010. After years of
October 26.
who has worked with everyone
“Every time we play, people playing everything from hard
from Lee ‘Scratch’ Perry to
rock to reggae, Kuppusami and
ask us if we have an album,”
Keith Richards to No Doubt.
explains singer and percussion- members Giovani Chanton,
ist Gilbert Kuppusami. “It’s like Alain Courone, Maclee
// Noukilla will release Valer Morisien on
they want to take us home with Rangasamy and Yan Boodhoo
Oct 26. We have a couple of CDs to give
got together to play traditional away. Simply e-mail win@urbanatomy.
them… on CD.”
Written and recorded over songs from their home. Chinese com with the subject 'Noukilla' by Oct 23
for a chance to win.
keyboardist Jason Yam and
the past year, the 11-song album is a tribute to their home dancer Maureen Manick would
of Mauritius. The album cover later join.
Created by Creole slaves,
features the island’s most faone of the major music genmous ex-resident, the dodo
bird, and was produced by fel- res of Mauritius was publicly
shunned until the 1960s when
low native Damien Banzigou.
it was embraced nationally.
“Most of the songs are
Twenty years later, a Mauritian
about the island,” Kupassami
Rastafari, dubbed Kaya after
adds. “Where we come from,
there’s a lot of working people the Bob Marley classic, infused
getting by. Our songs are about it with reggae, creating seggae.
Hao… Bu Hao
Hao
Bu Hao
It took 26 years, but The Simpsons have officially made it to the Mainland. Sohu has
finalized a deal to bring the animated classic to their streaming services, exposing
the country to the antics of Homer, Bart
and company. Executive producer Al Jean
was so excited he blurted out “Woo hoo!
Now we can reveal Springfield is actually in
Guangdong Province.”
Talk about mixed messages. After years of
self-regulation, China’s video-streaming
services have increasingly caught the eye of
government regulators. First The Big Bang
Theory went down and now the SARFT is
hinting at a future cap limiting foreign content to 30 percent of content available on
services like Sohu and Youku. D’Oh!
Edited by Andrew Chin & Zoey Zha / [email protected]
Canvassed
Causing a scene
Rubber Duck
Le Sacre du Pritemps
After a year of knock-offs – including an infamous and awesome
roasted version – the Rubber Duck finally waddles its way to
Shanghai’s shores. Over one million people, including Jackie Chan,
checked out the inflatable ‘sculpture’ last year in Beijing, and the
Shanghai stop is the fourth in a five-city Mainland tour.
Created by Florentijn Hofman to spread joy, it hasn’t always been
smooth sailing for the 26x20x32 meter beaked behemoth. In 2009,
Belgian vandals stabbed it 42 times, and floods recently swept it away
in Guizhou Province. Regardless, Hofman’s been busy unveiling the
HippoThames in London and a giant rabbit in Taoyuan last month.
Check out our interview with him at www.thatsmags.com where he
discussed his Shanghai creation Pink Kitten.
// Oct 16-Nov 15. Century Park, 1001 Jinxiu Lu, by Huamu Lu 上海市锦绣路1001号, 近花木路 (www.
rubberduckinchina.com)
What’s New
Chinese criminal justice expert He
Jiahong also doubles as a writer, with
his debut Hanging Devils making The
Guardian’s top 10 Asian crime novels
list. He’s back, with Black Holes following lawyer Hong Jun investigating
a corporate fraud case and unveiling
a web of secrets dating to the Cultural
Revolution. Available on Amazon.
The Tonight Show has been
revitalized under Saturday
Night Live alum Jimmy
Fallon. The perpetually nice
host has created a surreal
world where celebrities battle each other at charades,
Britney Spears discusses
the pros and cons of dating
her and ‘Neil Young’ (Fallon)
covers pop hits like Iggy
Azalea’s ‘Fancy.’ Available
exclusively on Iqiyi.com.
Shanghai pop-punk trio XXYY has been a
staple in the city’s live scene since 2012
and have released their debut album
PM250. The high-octane, 10-song record
was produced by Acid Pony Club’s Raphael
Valensi and Ryan Baird, with cover art by
Twin Horizon’s Ivan Belcic. Pick it up at
xxyy1.bandcamp.com.
Harmony Shanghai once again
links up world-renowned choreographer Roystom Maldoom
(Rhythm Is It) on their community dance project. 180 Chinese
and international students will
go through six-weeks of training to perform the Stravinsky
classic.
The community dance project
was initiated in 2012 to encourage creative expression and this
year, children of migrant workers will participate for the first time.
// Oct 28-29, 7.15pm, RMB80-380. Shanghai Oriental Art Center, 425 Dingxiang Lu, by Yingchun Lu
丁香路425号, 近世纪大道 (www.harmony-shanghai.com)
Drumroll
Da Bang
The Beijing dance-punk favorites have entered their
new wave phase on a pair of
melodic singles released this
summer. While ‘Waves’ and
‘The Most Afraid of You, Ask
Me Tomorrow’ shimmer with
melodic synths, the groups is
known for their visceral live shows fuelled by charismatic frontwoman, Pupi. They’ll touch down at On Stage as part of a 14-city national
tour. Check out our interview with the Modern Sky favorites at www.
thatsmags.com, where Pupi assures us they’re working on a follow-up
to 2012’s Celebrate EP, but also tells us that “we’re not rushing anything.” We have a pair of tickets to their show to give away. Simply email [email protected] with the heading ‘Da Bang’ by October
24 for a chance to win.
// Nov 1, 8.30pm-late, RMB80-100. On Stage, 淮海西路570号红坊艺术文化社区A2-101室, 近虹桥
路 (buy.modernsky.com)
Mass Gathering
Shanghai World Music Festival
It’s an invasion of global sounds from Tuvan throat
singing to post-rock with traditional Korean instruments at the seventh edition of the Shanghai World
Music Festival. Fourteen acclaimed groups from all
corners of the globe will take part in a showcase that
includes simultaneous outdoor festivals, followed by
seven indoor concerts at the Mixing Room & Muse.
Local standouts Studio 188 and the Soundscapes
collective will join world music giants like German
composer Stephan Micus and Brazilian guitar goddess Badi Assad in the fun. We have a pair of tickets to the festival to
give away. Simply e-mail [email protected] with the subject
‘Shanghai World Music Festival’ by October 10 for a chance to win.
// Oct 18-19, 3-8.45pm (Sat), 1-4.15pm (Sun), RMB70/day or RMB130/weekend. Dongping National
Forest Park, north side of central Chongming Island (www.gewara.com)
// Oct 18-19, 10.30am-8.45pm, RMB90/day or RMB160/weekend. New Hongqiao Central Park, 2238
Yanan Xi Lu, by Yili Lu 延安西路2238号, 近伊犁路 (www.gewara.com)
// Oct 20-26, 7.30pm, RMB80-980. Mixing Room & Muse, Mercedes-Benz Arena, 1200 Expo
Avenue, by Shangnan Lu 浦东世博大道1200号, 近上南路 (www.gewara.com)
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Modern Sky Goes Global
Meet the Mainland’s first modern music mogul
BY Andrew Chin
This year has been one of expansion
for the mighty Modern Sky Empire.
They’ve organized over 20 festivals
across the Mainland, introducing
the Strawberry Music Festival to
cities like Xiamen and Dali, and
have infiltrated the mainstream
with their artists’ songs covered on
popular reality TV singing shows like
Super Boy. They are even taking the
Modern Sky Festival to New York’s
Central Park from October 4-5. No
wonder movie star Maggie Cheung
(In the Mood for Love) hooked up
with them to start her music career.
“In the future, Chinese bands will become
like Japanese bands and have a small market
internationally. While people say it’s a problem that some bands only sing in Chinese,
I don’t care. It’s one world. People will respond to a good record.”
Sporting Beatles bangs and Raybans,
Shen Lihui looks every part the former frontman-turned-creative-connoisseur. He’s the
gatekeeper of Modern Sky – the Mainland’s
marquee indie label with over 80 record
releases and a vast roster stretching from
noise-rock (Hedgehog) to urban folk (Song
Dongye) to live electronica (CNdy) and even
1980s disco-pop (Zhang Qiang). He’s drawn
comparisons to Virgin’s Richard Branson for
his ambitious vision that’s redefining what’s
possible in the Chinese music industry.
The 45-year-old’s story mirrors the development of Mainland music. He discovered
pop when Wham! became the first Western
group to perform in Beijing in 1985. Three
years later, he started the quintet Sober with
classmates from the Beijing Arts and Crafts
Institute.
After graduation, he started his own
design and printing company, and by 1997
had saved RMB4 million. He decided to take
a gamble, and poured the lot into creating
Modern Sky. The label’s first release was his
group’s sunny debut, Hao Ji Le?  
As the only game in town, Modern Sky
sold hundreds of thousands of copies of early
records like dance-rockers New Pants’ selftitled debut. Their music magazine, complete
with CD compilations, were gospels spreading the word of rock across a nation.
“The China market is very special be-
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Liars
Queen Sea Big Shark
Why shouldn’t there
be a company from
China on a global
stage for music
entertainment?
cause everything is still new,” he says. “At the
beginning, we were championing tastes. It
was great. We then had some tough years because there was a lot of CD copying. And then
everything became free with the Internet.”
Despite losing money on their releases,
the label soldiered on to its 10th anniversary. To celebrate, they held the first Modern
Sky Festival at Beijing’s Haidian Park with
American indie rock band the Yeah Yeah
Yeahs headlining a bill featuring over 120 of
the country’s finest acts.
Over 10,000 people attended and it was
a eureka! moment for the company, who is
now best known for the Strawberry Music
Festival – a May holiday tradition in Beijing
and Shanghai that attracts 30,000 people
and foreign performers like Justice and
Explosions in the Sky.
“A record label and a festival are the
same thing: cool,” Shen notes. “Now, we must
do everything. We release albums, but festivals are the most important to us and youth
culture. While Strawberry has some international bands, it’s still about 80 percent local
bands. It’s very important they are given
more chances to grow.”
The formula will be tested internationally in Central Park. Modern Sky’s expecting
10,000 people to watch a lineup that mixes
established acts like Stars, Blood Brothers
and Lenka with label standouts RE:TROS,
Secondhand Rose and Omnipotent Youth
Society. New York favorites Cat Power
and Liars headline, artists that made their
Mainland debuts this year with Modern Sky.
“It makes a lot of sense to bring a similar
concept to cities with big Chinese communitiese like New York, San Francisco and
Vancouver,” says Michael LoJudice, director
of International Affairs at Modern Sky.
“You’re engaging a massive community
of kids studying from China and music fans
who are curious. All these people there to
see Liars will also Queen Sea Big Shark.”
With previous stints at hip New York
indie labels like Grand Royal and SpinART,
LoJudice travelled to Beijing in 2006 after
lead » ARTS
While pop is still the
biggest, young people
want to try different
music now and indie
is becoming popular
Michael LoJudice and Shen Lihui
reading about Modern Sky. Three months later, he opened their New York office, bringing
bands to China and organizing international
shows for the label.
“I saw bands like Hedgehog and New
Pants and knew this stuff could work
overseas,” he says. “Kids are going to like
RE:TROS and not just because of curiosity.”
Modern Sky’s first American foray came
with the 2009 Sing for China Tour. Three
bands packed in a van travelled from coast
to coast playing 20 shows in 22 days, an experience LoJudice recalls as “awesome but
torture.”
Their acts continue to play overseas.
New Pants performed at Coachella in 2011,
while post-punk pioneers Gang of Four took
RE:TROS with them on their Australian tour
last year. With upcoming projects in Sao
Paulo to coincide with the Olympics and ongoing talks to bring the Modern Sky Festival
to Helsinki next summer, LoJudice is excited
about all the possibilities.
“Modern Sky wants to grow internationally. We have a lot to leverage. We do all
these big festivals in China and that’s very
interesting to bands,” he says, noting that if
successful, the Central Park festival will be
an annual affair.
“Why shouldn’t there be a company from
China on a global stage for music entertainment? Why not create localized versions of
Modern Sky all over the world?”
Meanwhile Shen has big plans at home.
He notes, “for Chinese bands, the biggest
market is still China.” He’s considering open-
ing Modern Sky centers across the country
– part livehouses for their groups to perform
and part store peddling the label’s records
and its Modern Sky Lab fashion line. He foresees more collaborations with the art and
fashion world, with the upcoming Modern
Sky Festival in Shanghai a test case.
Scheduled for October 25-26, the indoor
festival is a partnership with ELLE’s Style
Awards. After years of investing in China’s
indie music market, he’s thrilled to see the
country catch up.
“While pop is still the biggest, young
people want to try different music now and
indie is becoming popular,” he says. “Just like
artists are different every decade, so are we.
In the future, there will be more cool things.
For Modern Sky, the only requirment is that
the music must be good.”
// Modern Sky Festival Shanghai goes down Oct 24-25. Details
are still being finalized so check back at www.thatsmags.com
for lineup and price details.
WIN
We have a pair of tickets to the festival
to give away. Simply e-mail [email protected] with the subject ‘Modern
Sky Festival’ by October 17 for a chance
to win.
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A DECADE OF JAZZ
JZ Festival Highlights
BY Andrew Chin
For its 10th anniversary, the JZ Festival has gone all-out with a stellar line-up over four stages, including icons
– Bootsy Collins, Cui Jian – and stars-in-the-making – Snarky Puppy, Nova Heart. Here are some of our can’t
miss picks.
Cui Jian
Bootsy Collins and the Funk Unity Band
The world’s funkiest bassist laced classic James Brown tracks like
‘Sex Machine’ with elastic basslines before co-piloting ParliamentFunkadelic’s Mothership
with George Clinton.
He opened up his Funk
University in 2010 and will
tear the roof off the mothersucker with two sets at this
year’s festival.
// Oct 18, Green Note Stage, 8-9.30pm.
// Oct 19, Green Note Stage, 6.30-8pm.
Sandy Lam
It’s a homecoming of sorts
for the pop superstar whose
parents were migrants from
Shanghai. In a brilliant near
30-year-career, she’s experimented with R&B and
jazz, breaking all the rules
of Asian pop. She’s still going strong, winning four
trophies at last year’s Golden
Melody Awards.
// Oct 19, Green Note, 8.30-9.30pm.
Best known as the
Godfather of Chinese rock
and roll, with his historic
‘Nothing to My Name’, Cui
continues to push musical
boundaries. He’s teaming up with Zhang Lin, the
Mainland’s foremost bad
ass blues-rock bassist, for
this show that embraces
the romantic feeling of jazz.
// Oct 18, Green Note Stage 6-7,30pm.
Snarky Puppy
The Texan collective rolls nearly
40-members deep and have
backed up everyone from Erykah
Badu to Justin Timberlake to
Snoop Dogg. They picked up a
Grammy Award for Best R&B performance this year and their live
show is renowned as one of the
best today.
// Oct 19, Master Hall, 4.30-6pm.
Marcus Miller
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The Soul Rebels
Described by the Village Voice as “the missing link
between Public Enemy and Louis Armstrong,” this
eight-piece band counts Metallica, Jay Z, Stella
McCartney, Seth Rogen and The Roots as fans. Their
show gives everything from hip hop to soul to rock
a New Orleans brass band makeover.
// Oct 19, Green Note, 5-6pm.
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The legendary bassist was one of music’s most trusted sidemen appearing on
over 500 records by artists from Michael
Jackson to Aretha Franklin to Miles Davis,
before breaking out with a critically acclaimed solo career that’s netted him two
Grammy Awards.
// Oct 19, Master Hall, 6.30-8pm.
We have a pair of tickets to the JZ
Festival to give away. Simply email [email protected] with
the subject ‘JZ Festival’ by October
10 for a chance to win. The festival
boasts a stacked lineup of established stars, rising talents and
Mainland institutions like Acid
Live (pictured above) over five
stages. See the full bill at www.
jzmg.net/en/programs and check
www.thatsmags.com for more stories on the festival.
// JZ Festival, Oct 18-19, RMB260-320/day or
RMB480/weekend pass. Expo Park, Shibo Da Dao,
by Changqing Bei Lu 世博大道, 近长清北路 (www.
smartshanghai.com/smartticket)
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Top 100 DJs Festival
A global gathering
BY Andrew Chin
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Starting in 1997, DJ
Magazine’s Top 100 DJ
List has been an annual
barometer for dance
music DJs, with legends
Paul Oakenfold, Tiësto
and Armin van Buuren all
topping the list. Last year,
Hardwell took the spot
with over 750,000 people
participating in the
online vote. This year’s
results will be revealed
with three simultaneous
parties in Amsterdam,
London and Shanghai.
Here are some of the top
dogs performing here.
Since a brutal photo scandal stymied his rise to the top
of Hong Kong’s entertainment world, actor Edison Chen
has focused more on his CLOT lifestyle brand and hiphop career. The bad boy will team up with his Dog Eat
Dog co-star and occasional LMF member Sam Lee, as
well as popular rapper Chef for a rare collective DJ set.
Fatboy Slim
New World Punx
Markus Schulz and Ferry Corsten are two former Top 10 DJs that
teamed up last year to form a devastating duo devoted to oldschool trance. They slayed Madison Square Gardens at their debut show and have thrilled crowds, amping each other up during
their back-to-back sets.
Norman Cook’s had an eclectic career, topping the UK
charts with indie rockers The
Housemartins and again with
Beats International. As Fatboy
Slim, he brought big beat to the
mainstream with irresistible
hits ‘The Rockefeller Skank’
and ‘Praise You.’ Free to do his
own thing, he releases the odd
passion project like his collaboration with Talking Head’s
David Byrne on a concept album
devoted to the infamous former
First Lady of the Philippines
Imelda Marcos, while bringing
his manic flair to major festivals
like Ultra and Glastonbury.
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Giorgio Moroder
Arguably the father of electronic
dance music, Moroder pioneered
synth-disco, producing huge hits
for Donna Summer and releasing landmark solo albums From
Here to Eternity and E=mc2
that proudly declared its use of
electronic keyboards. His soundtrack for Scarface is iconic and
the 74-year-old is enjoying his
current resurgence. He guested
on Daft Punk’s Random Access
Memories and is working on a
new album, while touring as “the
world’s oldest DJ.”
Steve Aoki
The electro-house favorite has slowly risen from the underground to
breaking into the Top 10 of last year’s list. Through relentless touring
and an energetic live show, where he’s known to throw cake at the
crowd, Aoki has become a major force in dance music. Equally comfortable collaborating with Lil Jon and Weezer’s Rivers Cuomo, Aoki
picked up a nomination for last year’s Wonderland. Expect his set to
incorporate his just released follow-up Neon Future.
The festival will also include sets
by the Bingo Players, Quentin
Mosimann, Matthew Komaa and Ji
Ke Jun Yi. Heads up – there will be
no ATMS on site and no re-entries
allowed, so stack up on cash before going in. We also have a pair
of tickets to the festival to give
away. Simply e-mail [email protected] with the subject
‘Top 100 DJs Festival’ by October
// Oct 18, noon-late, RMB280-380. Broad
Auto Park, 189 Guozhan Lu, by Houtan Lu
浦东国展路189号, 近后滩路 (400 610 3721,
en.damai.cn)
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ARTS « music
Songs in the key of life
Mono explores light and dark in new albums
BY Andrew Chin
Over 15 years, Japanese
instrumental group Mono has
crafted an original sound,
grandiose soundscapes equally
inspired by ear-bleeding shoegaze
and experimental classical. As
they embark on a seven city
Mainland tour that touches down
at MAO Livehouse on October 18,
they’re breaking out of their mold
with a pair of new releases, The
Last Dawn and Rays of Darkness.
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Mitsuyo Miyazaki
“
The two albums ended up representing
the counterpoints in life,” guitarist and
group leader Takaakira ‘Taka’ Goto explains. “Light and darkness, hope and helplessness, love and loss, the emotions which
can’t be expressed, pain which you can’t put
into words, happiness which you can’t simply measure.”
Set for release in late October, Taka admits the group had no intention to record
two albums. Describing them as opposites,
the discs capture the emotional extremes he
went through writing the group’s follow-up
to their sixth album, 2012’s For My Parents.
“I was feeling a darkness that wasn’t
about sadness, but more about anger and
suffering. Like an endless disappointment or
an uncontrollable despair,” he says.
Billed as Mono’s blackest album, Rays of
Darkness is a foreboding collection of scorching riffs, ominous drones and doom rhythms.
Initially beguiled by what he had written,
Taka admits it took time for him to become
comfortable with the songs he describes represents his dark side.
“We gradually accepted the chaos
wrapped in this negativity and really wanted
to express that to the world as art,” he says.
Writing those songs took their toll,
however, with Taka admitting its darkness
seeped into his daily life. “My feelings were
very rebellious without thoughts,” he recalls.
“Almost as though I sold my soul to hell.”
To fight off the feeling, he began writing a new set of distinctly different songs
as an emotional outlet. He also changed his
lifestyle, writing these songs during the day
rather than his customary time late at night.
Collected on The Last Dawn, Taka describes the tracks as “medicine for myself
just to live through everyday life” and summarizes the album as “about escaping from
My feelings were very rebellious
without thoughts. Almost as though
I sold my soul to hell
darkness and seeking the light.”
Recorded simultaneously this May in
Pennsylvania, both discs capture Mono at
their most straightforward, an effort to
“leave the chaotic ones as chaotic as possible
and make the positive ones as positive as
possible.”
While guests like Envy’s Tetsu Fukagawa
and Calexico’s Jacob Valenzuela pop up, the
new albums largely ditch the orchestral accoutrements the group has been praised for
on albums like 2009’s majestic Hymn to the
Immortal Wind, as well as their 10th anniversary concerts across the world with the 25member Wordless Music Orchestra.
“We wanted to go back to the straightforward approach of expressing everything as a
four-piece group and expand the possibility
of guitar,” Taka says, recalling how he started
the group with drummer Yasunori Takada,
bassist Tamaki Kunishi and guitarist Hideki
“Yoda” Suematsu at a time when Toyko was
entranced by electronic music.
“The original idea was to create a massive sound like My Bloody Valentine with
10 Marshall amps; a beautiful yet extreme
sound that could almost shake the roof. We
want to create that wall-crashing sound like
we used to back in the day.”
// Oct 18, 9-11pm, RMB180-220. MAO Livehouse, 3/F, 308
Chongqing Nan Lu, by Jianguo Zhong Lu 重庆南路308号3楼,
近建国中路 (newnoise.taobao.com)
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art » ARTS
Light Travellers
Clara Feder’s Poetic Look at Shanghai
By Zoey Zha
Q
uietly dotting the intersection of
Yongjia Lu and Yueyang Lu, Noeli
Gallery is hosting French artist Clara
Feder’s Light Travellers. The show is a photographic take of life in a megacity. It’s only appropriate for the show to debut in Shanghai,
as the pieces were born in the city.
“When I first arrived at Pudong Airport
and saw all these lights, shining and floating
from the rooftops, I was fascinated,” says
Feder. “It was almost like a world that was
partly from a fairy tale and partly from a science fiction scene.”
She began to “internalize all these lights”
when she started work on the photography
series in January 2013. To convey that feeling, she staged miniature figures with special
light effects projected onto them. But who
are these faceless little men?
“Consider them just human beings on
this very planet. They are nobody yet eve-
rybody,” she says. “I worked with gesso and
gel when molding these figures. I intentionally blurred them so you can still see their
expressions, but they vary considerably depending on the way you see them.”
There are photos of solo little men
standing alone, on the edge of an abyss or
leaning forward on the road. They feel like
monologues of life. The specialized filming
techniques enlarge the surrounding environment creating an effect of the figures being
swallowed up by oblivion. It also makes it
easier for viewers to project themselves onto
the work.
In Light Travellers, Feder attempts to
visualize the confrontation between man and
society, which she boils down to two layers.
“First, the city itself,” she explains. “We
are little and fragile when confronting the
vastness of this city that was built up by us.
Trying to make it and stay focused is a constant struggle.”
“The second layer is about the various
communications that take place in this advanced and digital world. Everybody is trying
to stay centered and be who they are. That’s
We are little and
fragile when
confronting the
vastness of this city
that was built up by us
what I want the audience to appreciate
through my work.”
Based in France, she travels back and
forth between Paris and Aix en Provence. She
notices the differences between European
cities and Shanghai, pointing out the nuances
in its lighting.
“Europe is like a museum,” she says. “It
stores all beautiful ancient things and preserves it. In Paris, the Eiffel Tower has been
there since 1889. Apart from that, the lights
are pretty much in the house. Shanghai is
entirely different from that.”
Besides photography, Feder dabbles in
writing and film. Not only has she already
published 21 books and articles, she studied
cinematography at New York University’s
prestigious film program. She credits legendary filmmaker Georges Méliès for creating
the special effects for film that fuelled the
show’s inspiration.
Stepping away from the lights, Light
Travellers’ poetically penetrates through the
darkness and discovers the natural brightness of the city.
“Those people working on the barrage
over Huangpu River are not from Shanghai,”
she notes. “They seem invisible to this city
like ghosts but work on-and-off with a certain rhythm. They don’t belong here but are
devoted to this place, which I find fascinating.”
// until Oct 16, Tuesday-Sunday, 1-9pm. Noeli Gallery, 150
Yongjia Lu, by Yueyang Lu 永嘉路150号, 近岳阳路 (www.
noeligallery.com)
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ARTS « dance
The Cloud Gate
Lin Hwai-min on ‘Happy Marriage’ with his dancers
BY Zoey Zha
The world’s leading companies in
dance, theater and music will converge
in Shanghai for the 16th Shanghai
International Arts Festival, which runs
from October 16 to November 16. Back
for their fourth time is Taiwan’s first
professional dance group, Cloud Gate.
Known for their exquisite technique and
unique choreography, they’ve become
cultural ambassadors for their home,
performing at the Olympics while racking
up prestigious international awards.
S
tarted by Lin Hwai-min, Cloud Gate
emerged from the island’s small dance
community in 1973. The 67-year-old
pinpoints his interest in the art form to
watching a performance by famed contemporary dancer Jose Limon as a 14-year-old.
That same year, his first short story
was published in United Daily News. Later
works like Cicada propelled the teenager up
Taiwan’s literary world. Despite the acclaim,
Lin spent his earnings learning to dance.
“There are too many brilliant writers out
there,” he says. “What the body can articulate
doesn’t necessarily make sense in writing
and vice versa.”
Deeply influenced by Martha Graham,
the ‘Picasso of Dance,’ Lin studied at her
Center of Contemporary Dance while living
in America on a university scholarship to
study journalism.
When he returned to Taiwan, he founded
Cloud Gate Dance Company, based on one
simple belief, “What I want to do is dance for
my people,” Lin says. “I want to take what
our ancestors and history have granted and
integrate it into dance.”
Bearing that same ideal, the Cloud Gate 2
group formed in 1999, touring every corner
of Taiwan. When the disastrous 921 earthquake hit that year, the group went to the affected area for a special performance.
The last thing that concerns Lin is a
proper stage; Cloud Gate has performed everywhere from rice fields in the countryside
to a basketball court. “Dance has to be related to its surroundings,” he shrugs. “What
kind of artist can you be otherwise?”
Dancers are selected from disparate
backgrounds, from ballet to martial arts,
with Lin introducing tai chi and internal
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I want to take what
our ancestors and
history have granted
and integrate it into
dance
school boxing to their curriculum. He believes both harbor the essence of Chinese art,
rooted to its genes.
“I’ve had foreign students before and
they can’t make a stand properly,” he says.
“They are hardworking, but you can just
tell something’s not right with the move or
pose.”
It’s a sentiment he shares with calligraphy, which inspired Cloud Gate’s Cursive series. “You see the the character ‘一’ isn’t written in a horizontal direction, but more like
the shape of the number eight,” he explains,
comparing strokes to a dancer’s movements.
“To me, it’s not the move that matters but the
energy they convey.”
The group will be performing the second
part of the trilogy Pine Smoke during the
festival. Interestingly, the piece utilizes the
work of avant-garde musician John Cage.
When asked why he didn’t pair the piece
with a traditional instrument, he smiles and
rhetorically asks, “Can you bear a 70-minute
guzheng performance?”
As it turns out, the music – which sounds
like a collection of random noises like blasts
of wind – not only miraculously synchronizes
with the dancers’ breathing, it renders the
piece with a sense of mystery and Zen.
The concept has been appreciated worldwide. In 2000, the group performed at the
opening of the Sydney Olympics, its show
unanimously voted as the best performance
by European dance magazines. Last year, Lin
became the first Asian choreographer to be
awarded a lifetime achievement award at
the American Dance Festival, coinciding with
Cloud Gate’s 40th anniversary.
Widely considered Asia’s most important choreographer, Lin gives all credit
to his ‘happy marriage’ with the dancers.
“We spend most of our time together,” he
explains. “There are people that come in to
learn, but drop out later, which is absolutely
fine. It’s like a marriage. You can’t force your
partner to sign the paper, can you?”
Gradually, Cloud Gate has become more
than a brand, but a local culture. Taiwan
proclaimed August 21 as Cloud Gate Day, and
tickets for their Mainland shows are gobbled
up quickly.
“They are much more demanding now,”
Lin admits of local audiences. “The stronger
their cravings, the higher our requirements.
It’s a great thing.”
// October 16-19, 7.15pm, RMB80-880. Shanghai Oriental Art
Center, 425 Dingxiang Lu, by Yingchun Lu 丁香路425号, 近迎
春路 (6854 1234, en.shoac.com.cn)
dance » ARTS
Black Diamond
Tim Rushton brings Danish
Dance Theater to the world
BY Zoey Zha
When multi-award winner Tim Rushton took over as
Artistic Director of Danish Dance Theatre in 2001, he led
them to the center stage of the dance world. They’ll be
presenting one of their latest works, Black Diamond,
as part of the Shanghai International Arts Festival. The
Royal Ballet trained choreographer chatted with us
about the futuristic show, performing for Denmark’s
royalty and collaborating with Beijing Dance Theatre.
How did you develop Danish Dance
Theatre onto the global stage?
When I took over, Danish Dance Theatre was
the world’s best kept secret. I was lucky to
collect a talented group of dancers from all
over the world, but also an administrative
team who believed in the company.
Coming from a small country has both good
and bad sides. I think this made me able to
work with continuity. It also seemed like the
performances I created garnered international interest. All in all, this made it possible
for the company to tour all over the world.
Many ballet dancers are becoming more
involved in contemporary pieces now, is
this becoming a trend?
Yes, it might be more appealing for young
people because of the body expression and
because the themes are more up to date.
With that said, I do think that proper technical ability is a strength and something that is
needed more and more within the arts both
within ballet and contemporary dance.
I don’t think it is particularly a trend that
more classical dancers are moving towards
modern dance, I believe that movement
has always been there. I think it is more a
personal desire to go and discover new art
forms.
Black Diamond is a highly physical demanding piece. What are your standards
for dancers?
The physical attributes of the dancers are
very important and they have to be, but I
think what is more interesting as a choreographer is to be able to express a certain situation or a certain feeling. The dancers also
need to have that sort of scenic will, a desire
to be seen and to communicate through their
physical body and to translate their visibility
to a communicative way of being.
The visual impact of Black Diamond is
considerably strong.
I worked very closely with the costume designer and we always work on the concepts
together. This creative process often takes
about a year, and I worked on the costume
design for Black Diamond for many years.
Design wise, we were trying to convey a futuristic feel to our costumes.
The show’s poster is very striking. Will
When I took over, the
Danish Dance Theatre
was the world’s best
kept secret
dancers perform naked in certain scenes?
There will be no nudity in the piece and the
woman on the poster is more a symbol of a
hopeful and sensitive humanity in a cynical
world.
Were you worried the intimacy in the choreography might upset the audience?
I have never had any complaints from our
audience or critics, and I have never experienced anybody feeling uncomfortable about
my work being too explicit – not even the
Danish Royal family, His Highness Prince
Joachim and Her Highness Princess Marie.
They saw the premiere in Copenhagen, and
found nothing offensive in any way. The performance might seem sensual, but hopefully
most of our audience sees Black Diamond, as
an artistic expression.
Do you have plans to tour or work with
any Asian dance company?
Danish Dance Theatre has already worked a
couple times with Beijing Dance Theatre and
the talented Chinese choreographer Wang
Yuanyuan. In 2012 we collaborated on a
performance called Monolith for the Danish
Royal Theatre, which we toured in China the
same year. It became a huge success and I
am sure it could be exciting to work together
with an Asian dance company in the future.
// October 21-22, 7.15pm, RMB80-680. Shanghai Oriental Arts
Center, 425 Dingxiang Lu, by Yingchun Lu 丁香路425号, 近迎
春路 (www.shoac.com.cn)
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ARTS « books
The New Chinese Traveler
Tracking the Middle Kingdom’s Tourism Revolution
By Aelred Doyle
T
he Chinese are coming. Actually,
as anyone in any tourist destination will tell you, they’re already
here to stay. As Gary Bowerman puts it in
The New Chinese Traveler, “the tourism
industry [is] now officially addicted to a
transformative new stimulant. It’s called
China, and the world is transfixed… In
whatever form and scope to which it may
evolve, the Chinese Travel Revolution is
only just beginning.”
The massive growth in Chinese tourist numbers in the last decade and its
knock-on effects is a fascinating new
chapter in the story of China’s rise. We’re
talking about around 100 million outbound tourists projected for 2014. The
number in 2000 was about 10 million,
and as recently as 2009 still under 50
million. It’s doubled in five years, and we
ain’t seen nothing yet: some suggest 200
million by 2020.
And Chinese people are not just
traveling in previously unseen numbers
with the most outbound tourists in the
world since 2012, they are also spending like crazy – USD102 billion. Again
number one, in both total and per person
average. This has not gone unnoticed:
“The Chinese are increasingly referred to
as ‘Walking Wallets,’ while Londoners joked
about the ‘Peking Pound’ as Chinese visitors
embarked on a buying spree during the 2012
Olympics.”
So what does this mean? Most of us have
seen more evidence of attention to Chinese
tourists in our home countries, whether celebrations of Chinese New Year in cities that
previously did not have them or Mandarin
signage in big department stores.
This is just the tip of the iceberg as countries compete for the Peking Pound. With
a new wave of sophisticated, independent
travelers looking for more experiential trips
that are WeChat compatible, everyone is going to have to up their game.
These Chinese visitors are in no way
wide-eyed naifs: “Armed with a diverse
library of mobile-based travel information
tailored for each trip, Chinese vacationers
are among the best-informed tourists in the
world.” Mobile is everything, and competition is fierce to provide information and
booking services.
Chinese tourists want plenty of shopping. They see free Wi-Fi as a necessity, by
far the most common request in a survey of
global hoteliers. They want to share their
holiday in real time on social media; the pho-
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Chinese people are
not just traveling in
previously unseen
numbers, but they are
spending like crazy –
USD102 billion
to rather than the experience often seems to
be the point.
They also want kettles in their rooms
(for instant noodles), and they want Chineselanguage materials, such as hotel information and website, travel guides, even TV
channels. In-house Mandarin speakers are
highly prized. It’s going to be a good few
years for Confucius Institutes, or more likely
for local language schools all over the nonChinese world, especially since tourists are
looking further afield.
Until recently the majority of ‘international’ trips were to Hong Kong and Macau,
but that has changed. Asia is still the most
popular destination, but more and more
people are heading to Western countries, es-
pecially France and the UK. Interestingly,
the US is not seen as particularly attractive relative to other countries. There’s
a sense that it is falling behind in terms
of economy and infrastructure, and that
other countries offer more.
Intriguingly, the knock-on effect is
leading to changes in the domestic tourism experience too. “China itself has long
suffered from sterile, ineffective tourism
marketing. It has relied too heavily on its
one-dimensional mass tourism sites… little effort has been expended to diversify
and drive repeat visits to explore China
beyond its marquee attractions.”
Chinese people are fully aware of the
negative aspects of tourism in China –
crowds due to limited vacation days, the
tendency to change areas of natural beauty into commercial, ersatz environments
– and demand better. However, entrepreneurs in tandem with ambitious local
leaders are starting to turn this around,
part of another sea change: “China is now
an active creator, investor – and increasingly an acquirer – of modern tourism,
not just a consumer of facilities and
amenities created beyond its borders.”
Bowerman is an experienced China
and Asia journalist, and after Matthew
Crabbe’s Myth-Busting China’s Numbers,
this is the latest in the Palgrave Pocket
Consultants Series. It’s another well-written
primer for business people and laymen interested in the topic. Bowerman mixes the stats
with personal anecdotes and interviews with
experts, as well as including the approach
and opinions of a sample of experienced
Chinese travelers.
We found the general overview of the
Chinese tourism landscape most appealing;
for others, the sections where Bowerman
drills down into specific destinations like
Hong Kong and Macau will be invaluable
guides. Either way, this is an excellent look at
a phenomenon that is going to affect us all.
// Bowerman speaks at a M Literary Lunch and Book Talk: Oct
23, noon-2pm, RMB188 (with three-course lunch). M on the
Bund, 7/F, Five on the Bund, 20 Guangdong Lu, by Zhongshan
Dong Yi Lu 广东路20号, 外滩五号7楼, 近中山东一路 (6350
9988, [email protected])
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theater » ARTS
Life’s a cabaret!
East West Theater celebrates Weimar Berlin
By James Hockaway
Eric J Heise
A
fter tackling a Tennessee Williams
classic last month, East West Theatre
returns to musicals with their
adaptation of the two-time Tony Award
winner Cabaret. Inspired by Christopher
Isherwood’s novel Goodbye to Berlin, the
show is a perfect depiction of the writer’s
experiences in decadent and hedonistic
early-1930s Berlin. The songs, full of raunchy
lyrics with randy choreography, bring the
debauchery to life.
The story centers on the relationship
between American writer Cliff Bradshaw and
Sally Bowles, a 19-year-old English cabaret
performer at the Seedy Kit Kat Club. In the
background, the Nazi Party is gaining momentum, foretelling a clash of ideals in the
future between Hitler’s Germany and the liberal paradise that was the Weimar Republic.
Cabaret can be played out in different
ways. Some productions emphasize the
brutality of the Nazis, whereas others focus
on the good times of the city’s party scene.
Director Dave Earl (Lend Me a Tenor) gives
his reason for emphasizing the good times:
“The play is not about the Nazis. It’s about
Berlin.”
The play is not about
the Nazis. It’s about
Berlin
During Isherwood’s time in the city, the
Nazis were a notable but still small microcosm of life in the Weimar Republic. 1931
Berlin was very much a sexually liberated,
tolerant place, where people drank and partied until they forgot about the terrible state
the country was actually in following World
War I.
Of course, the show will include references to the Nazis, how could they not?
The musical number, ‘If You Could See Her
Through My Eyes’ centers around the MC’s
relationship with a Jewish girl, portrayed
on stage as a gorilla to satirize the racist attitude of the National Socialists.
A bit of goosestepping is involved in the
camp song and dance ‘Tomorrow Belongs to
Me.’ However, the overall message is that the
good times will keep on rolling and everything’s going to be okay, best summed up in
the lyrics of ‘Wilkomen.’
“Leave your troubles outside! So life is
disappointing? Forget it! We have no troubles here! Here, life is beautiful.”
// Oct 16-19 and 23-26, 7pm (Thu & Sun), 8pm (Fri-Sat),
RMB180-200. The Pearl, 471 Zhapu Lu, by Wujin Lu 乍浦路471号,
近武进路 (182 0216 4553, [email protected])
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com with the subject ‘Cabaret’ by October
Rosemary’s Baby
Urban Aphrodite tackles horror
By Emily Ferris
In Roman Polanski’s breakthrough, Rosemary’s Baby, a pregnant
wife fears her husband may have sold their unborn child to the devil.
The chilling film classic gets adapted for the stage by director David
Johansson ( Almost Maine, The Learned Ladies). Amanda Daniels gabs
about stepping into Mia Farrow’s shoes and the doomed titular character.
On her role…
I love the movie and I like anything a little
deep and dark. Rosemary and Guy aren’t new
to New York, but have just moved in together.
Their story has its own depth: someone offers Guy his dream and he almost becomes
brainwashed, which affects Rosemary. I also
like that you never know if Rosemary is
going crazy or if the events are really happening until the very end. I really wanted to
do this part and found out I had it the day
before I set out to climb Kilimanjaro.
On the play’s challenges…
We can’t switch scenes seamlessly like a
camera can or do that many set changes, so
we’ve had to do some melding. The director
has used the movie, novel and screenplay
to write it. There’s also Canadian, British,
French and Swedish cast members speaking
in a New York accent. There will be a workshop!
On her hopes for the show…
Even if you know what’s going to happen,
I hope you feel the suspense with us, that
you think that’s really creepy and get chills. I
hope we can keep the film’s authenticity. Mia
Farrow is brilliant in the way she portrays
being in pain and does a great job at showing
that downward spiral. I hope we can do the
same, but not the same.
// Nov 7-8 and 14-15, 8-10pm, RMB200-220. Late night
shows on Nov 8&15, 10.30pm-late. The Pearl, 471 Zhapu Lu,
by Wujin Lu 乍浦路471号, 近武进路 (187 2152 8625, tickets@
urbanaphrodite.nl)
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Rosemary’s Baby to give away. Simply
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subject ‘Rosemary’s Baby’ by October 31
for a chance to win.
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COVER STORY
The resounding success
of the Beijing Olympics
heralded the dawn of
a new age for sports
in China. Leagues and
organizations rushed
in from around the
globe, eager to tap into
a potential gold mine of
new fans, sponsors and
investors. Blazing the
trail was the National
Basketball Association
(NBA). When the
Sacramento Kings tip
off against the Brooklyn
Nets at the MercedesBenz Arena on October
12, it will be the league’s
17th pre-season game in
the country since Yao
Ming’s Houston Rockets
took on the Kings a
decade ago.
Follow
the leader
How the NBA captured China’s sports heart
BY Andrew Chin
Yao Ming and Tracy McGrady in Beijing for pre-season game
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COVER STORY
“
It’s very important that our fans get an
absolutely authentic NBA experience at
the game,” says NBA China CEO David
Shoemaker. “In 2004, the facilities were
nowhere near that level. We had to ship so
much of the infrastructure into China from the
floor to the benches.”
Much has changed in a decade. Now
the NBA plays in buildings of their creation,
partnering with AEG to build state-of-theart arenas across the country, including
the MasterCard Center in Beijing and the
Guangzhou International Sports Center, on a
par with the Staples Center in Los Angeles.
It’s part of a building boom that includes
opening the first NBA Center in Tianjin next
year – a four floor behemoth that includes an
NBA-style basketball court, a fitness center, an
NBA themed restaurant where fans can watch
games, an NBA store and a basketball-themed
play zone for kids.
Last summer, the Wukesong Baketball
Park opened in Beijing, complete with 11 fullsize courts and one half-court built to international standards. Both an effort for the league
to tap into the commercial possibilities of a
rabid fanbase, while contributing to the sport’s
grassroots development.
Such is the power of the NBA. The numbers behind their popularity in China is staggering: more than 70 million followers on
their Sina and Tencent microblogs; 1.3 billion
page views of NBA.com/china; 4.1 billion
video stream views of games and highlights;
and the most popular online sports game, with
NBA2K Online counting over 20 million registered users.
Their games broadcast live four times a
week on CCTV average nearly six million viewers. They’ve created an eight-day Chinese New
Year celebration that consists of 23-live games
with participating teams paying tribute to the
league’s Chinese fans. Last year, over 116 million viewers tuned in.
No wonder NBA Commissioner Adam
Silver is publicly considering moving the occasional game to a 10am US start-time in order
to tap into the Chinese primetime market.
There’s even more room to grow, with over
300 million Mainlanders playing the sport, the
equivalent of America’s total population.
“It would be nice to have a Chinese player
in the NBA, but I don’t think it’s critically
important,” says Silver. “There’s certainly no
lack of support for our non-Chinese players
in the league when they travel here in the offseason.”
Indeed, NBA stars are increasingly household names and a China circuit has developed
for players visiting to boost their brand and
business interests, while participating in occasionally surreal hijinks; a week after dramatically announcing his return to his hometown
Cleveland Cavaliers, four-time MVP LeBron
James was in Beijing starting his annual China
tour… and duetting with renowned pianist
Lang Lang. Meanwhile, two-time NBA champion Ray Allen tweeted his growing disbelief
at the number of birthday cakes he received
while appearing on Chinese TV dressed as an
archer.
Nike debuted the world’s first full-size
LED basketball court, ‘The House of Mamba,’
in Shanghai this summer. The technological
marvel has built-in artificial intelligence onto
the floor, equipped with motion sensors tracking player’s movement, serving as a guide for
players to practice exercises based on Kobe
Bryant’s methods. When he saw it, the typically loquacious Bryant was speechless, admitting, “I didn’t know something like this was
even possible.”
Chinese shoe company Li Ning poached
three-time NBA champion Dwyane Wade from
Nike’s Brand Jordan, signing him to a groundbreaking 10-year deal, reportedly worth
USD10 million a year. They’re betting his
signature Way of Wade shoeline will catapult
them onto the global market. Meanwhile, perennial All-Stars Carmelo Anthony and Dwight
Howard popped up on the big screen, making
cameos in Sherwood Hu’s 2013 film Amazing,
essentially Tron remixed with basketball.
When Kobe
Bryant saw the
first full-size LED
basketball court
in Shanghai he
was speechless,
admitting “I didn’t
know something
like this was even
possible.”
“
Our game’s never been more popular, but
some amount of credit goes to basketball
having been played here for 100 years,”
NBA China CEO Shoemaker says. “There’s
a long love affair that Chinese fans have had
with basketball.”
Four years after the sport’s creation, YMCA
missionaries brought the game to Tianjin in
1895. By 1935, it was declared a national pasttime, with China fielding a competing team in
the following year’s Olympics.
With each generation, the game became
more embedded in the country’s cultural
fabric. In the 1920s, it was popular in urban
centers like Shanghai, its courts a haven for
revolutionary activity. During the Long March,
Communist officials and soldiers played the
game to boost solidarity and spirits. While
sports like baseball were denounced as “bourgeois indulgence,” basketball thrived under
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NBA PRC
STAT ATTACK
116
million
viewers over eight-day Chinese New Year
celebration
78million
followers on their Sina and Tencent
1.3
billion
page views of their NBA.com/china
4.1 billion
video stream views
20
million
registered users of game NBA2K Online
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Mao’s rules of friendship first, competition
second, with players apologizing after fouls.
The People’s Liberation Army (PLA)
founded the Bayi Rockets in the early 1950s,
who became a powerhouse, racking up 34 national titles and seven of the first eight Chinese
Basketball Association (CBA) championships.
While the game grew on the backs of early
titans Wilt Chamberlain and Bill Russell in
America, Chinese fans were cheering on their
own star in 7’4” Mu Tiezhu, who spurred
China to regional dominance. Its national team
has won 15 of 20 FIBA Asian Championships,
since its inception in 1975.
The US and Chinese basketball worlds
collided when Deng Xiaoping invited the
then-NBA champions Washington Bullets to
the country in 1979, months after the normalization of relationships between China and
America. The first trip by a professional sports
team to the Mainland was a groundbreaking
success, with hundreds of millions watching
on TV as the Bullets beat the Bayi Rockets in
Beijing and the Shanghai Sharks on their home
court, a team featuring Yao Ming’s father Yao
Zhiyuan.
In 1985, the NBA returned the favor by
inviting the Chinese national team to America
for a series of exhibition games. And the
league’s relationship with the Mainland was
cemented in 1987 when then commissioner
David Stern showed up to CCTV with a bag of
video cassettes, despite the station’s executives not knowing who he was.
“He showed a lot of foresight and deserves
a lot of credit for the growth of the game in
China,” Shoemaker says. “He convinced CCTV
executives that NBA was worth showing to
hundreds of millions of fans across China. It
was such an important starting point and has
proven to be true.”
The 1987 NBA All-Star game was the first
to be aired. In 1994, they started showing
all of the NBA Finals games live. A young Yao
Ming would tune in to watch his idol Hakeem
Olajuwon lead the Houston Rockets to their
first NBA championship unaware that, in less
than a decade, he would be his successor.
W
hile CBA standouts Wang
Zhizhi and Mengke Bateer
were the first to enter the
league, the NBA’s popularity
exploded when Yao was drafted Number One
overall in the 2002 Draft. The 21-year-old had
just led Shanghai to their first (and to date
only) CBA title, averaging 38.9 points and 20.2
rebounds a game in the playoffs.
“I remember when Yao got drafted and
I used to say that
our NBA players
were like rock
stars in China, but
I realized that was
understating it
how huge a deal that was,” recalls Kings rookie
Nik Stauskas. “He was popular among Chinese
people in the Toronto area and sparked a
tremendous amount of interest in them for
basketball.”
While an entire nation cheered on their
first transcendent basketball star, they were
also falling in love with his biggest foils: the
Los Angeles Lakers championship duo of
Shaquille O’Neal and Kobe Bryant.
In 2006, Shaq became the first NBA player
to sign a shoe deal with a Chinese company,
Li Ning. Others have followed. As well as the
Dwyane Wade-Li Ning deal, All-Stars Rajon
Rondo and Kevin Garnett signed to Anta, while
Peak’s roster includes All-Stars Tony Parker
and Kevin Love.
Meanwhile, Kobe is a basketball deity in
the Mainland; his trips require riot police to
fend off frenzied crowds. Bryant pays back the
adulation by frequently going off-script. This
summer, he challenged a university student
to a game of one-in-one in Shanghai, his first
public basketball action after sitting out last
year with a torn Achilles tendon.
“I used to say that our NBA players were
like rock stars in China, but I realized that was
understating it,” says Shoemaker, recalling the
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Adam Silver breaks bread with Vice-Premiere Madame Liu Yandong
In 1979, the Washington Bullets
were invited to the country by Deng
Xiaoping. Hundreds of millions tuned
in to watch them beat the Shanghai
Sharks, a team featuring Yao Ming’s
father, Yao Zhiyuan
hysteria Bryant created when he scored 68
points in 15 minutes on the likes of Taiwanese
pop stars during the 2012 Sprite Celebrity
Game in Shanghai.
The increasingly sophisticated fanbase has
allowed the league to thrive, even after Yao’s
2011 retirement. The league has deals with
Sina and Tencent to stream games for free.
“We have to continue to think of new ways to
deliver NBA content to our fans and satisfy
that voracious appetite they have,” Shoemaker
humblebrags.
I
ronically, while the game enjoys new
heights in popularity, China’s celebrated
basketball program is suffering as it
moves away from a Soviet-style system
of molding potential prodigies at a young age.
The national team has become more known
for fighting – with fisticuffs versus Georgetown
University, Australia, Brazil and Serbia – and
losing, including to an Italy team reduced to
three players due to hilariously biased Chinese
referees, and a humiliating defeat to India this
year.
Increasingly, the NBA has gotten involved
in developing grassroots basketball programs
with Silver discussing with PRC Vice Premier
Madame Liu Yandong on “our shared vision to
promote youth basketball throughout China”
during a Chicago Bulls game last November.
There was even talk of a Chinese version
of the NBA a few years ago, but this has dissipated, with the league content with collaborations. In 2011, the NBA opened up the world’s
first year-round NBA training center with the
CBA’s Dongguan Leopards. Reserved for elite
youth players, the CBA Dongguan Basketball
School has trained over 2,000 players and
coaches, capturing the CBA’s U17 National
Tournament Championship this March.
Silver touts the vast possibilities provided
by digital platforms. “Someone asked ‘Is Chris
Paul going to come here to teach dribbling?’
I said ‘yes, through this device,’” he laughs,
pointing to his phone.
“For any young boy or girl in China, or
increasingly anywhere, who wants to learn the
fundamentals of basketball, there should be an
app presented by the NBA and its players to
show them that.”
More traditional is the recently launched
NBA Yao School, a passion project for the
star, who since retirement has campaigned to
eliminate shark fin soup, opened a California
winery, joined the Chinese People’s Political
Consultative Conference (CPPCC) and enrolled
at Jiaotong University, where photos confirm
that the big man, too, is defeated by math.
The inclusive afterschool program combines basketball and life lessons for kids aged
six to 16. Introduced this spring, it will expand
to two locations this fall in Beijing with plans
to take it nationwide within years. Already,
Rajon Rondo has stopped by to lead workshops, and the NBA plans to make it a stop for
visiting players.
“We feel it’s a bit of a differentiator for us,”
Shoemaker says. “Kids want to learn from the
NBA according to our curriculum. It’s more
exciting for them to actually learn how to play
the game from the best of the best.”
Stauskas knows first-hand what an increased NBA presence can mean. When the
Toronto Raptors entered the league in 1995,
it sparked an interest in the game that has
resulted in a current crop of young Canadian
talent, including the last two NBA number
one draft picks Anthony Bennett and Andrew
Wiggins. Grassroots programs allowed
Stauskas to share the court with NBA star
Vince Carter as an eight-year old.
“Growing up, they didn’t have basketball
on TV in Canada except for the Raptors,” he
says. “As a young kid, it got me interested in
the game and gave me something to look up to.
I got an idea of what an NBA player looked like
and it gave me something to work towards.”
While Shoemaker takes great measures to
emphasize the NBA Yao School isn’t designed
to produce the next great Chinese player, Silver
quips that “it would also be okay.”
“Yao brought the NBA to a new level here,”
he says. “I would love to see a pipeline of new
Chinese players coming into the league.”
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Ambassador Yao
Doubling down on China’s basketball future
BY Andrew Chin and Zoey Zha
What more can be said about
Yao Ming? The greatest
basketball player China has
ever produced has been an
ambassador for the nation for
over a decade, he keeps giving
back with the opening of the
NBA Yao School. We caught
up with him to discuss the
program’s goals, the growth of
the game and its future in the
country.
Congratulations on the opening of the NBA
Yao School. How would you describe the
program?
We are looking for basketball lovers ranging from elementary school to high school,
boys and girls alike from different training
backgrounds. The academy builds tailored
after-school basketball training and fitness
plans based on the needs of different students.
The goal is to train students in an entertaining
atmosphere, while paying attention to their
skills in coordination, leadership and communication. Currently, we have two training spots
in Beijing, but are expecting to open more in
other cities in the future.
You’ve been very clear that this program
isn’t designed to produce the next great
Chinese NBA player. However, during the
Nanjing Youth Olympics, you expressed
concern for the next generation of Chinese
basketball players. What are some things
that need to be improved for the Mainland
to produce another NBA star?
Our school is to help you find the fun in basketball and build yourself through exercising.
With more basketball lovers and a better
chance for them to get trained professionally,
it’s far more likely for us to spot excellent players.
How do you think youth basketball development has changed compared to your
teenage days?
Now, the sport has turned into an international event. Teenagers have more chances and
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Chinese fans now
are not only quite
knowledgeable
about the NBA and
its top stars, but
about every team,
which is quiet
surprising to me
opportunities to get involved in high-quality
basketball events, for instance, taking part in
professional training offered by schools like
ours. It’s a positive phenomenon that more
and more teenagers are fond of this sport in
China.
Throughout your NBA career, you were
praised in North America for your class and
credited in China for making the NBA so
popular…
I am honored to play a role in the communication between China and America. What I want
to say though is basketball is a perfect group
sport, which benefits teens in many ways. As a
team sport, there’s a high demand on trust and
support from each team member. Not only will
you improve your own ability, you also have
to get along with others. This is exactly what’s
great about this sport and why more and more
people are drawn to it.
 
The first time you came back to Shanghai
after entering the NBA, were you surprised
by how popular and the NBA had become?
I was aware that the NBA has been extremely
popular in China. Chinese fans now are not
only quite knowledgeable about the NBA and
its top stars, but about every team, which is
quiet surprising to me.
How would you compare the NBA’s presence in China now compared to when you
were younger?
It has become easier and more beneficial with
more communication channels now. Fans can
watch games on TV and online. They can also
interact with star players on Weibo. We’ve
invited Rajon Rondo, the legendary shooter
Glen Rice and several NBA coaches to meet
our students and give lessons. Of course, we
are honored to have Adam Silver visit. It was a
very educational experience for both students
and their parents.
The NBA has started to hold annual preseason games in Shanghai and Beijing. What
impact do you think this has?
I was honored to participate in the first NBA
preseason game in China. It’s a great opportunity for Chinese fans to enjoy an authentic
NBA game and, more importantly, get a better
and closer understanding of the NBA and their
favorite players. 
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2014 CBA Preview
The Pandas Friend in the Starbury Era
BY Andrew Chin
THE ROOKIE
While the NBA
expands its Mainland
empire, the Chinese
Basketball Association
(CBA) continues to
firm up its footing.
With the season tipping off
on November 8, the baller
formerly known as Metta
World Peace debuts in Sichuan
as The Pandas Friend, next
year’s potential NBA number one
draft pick bucks the American college
system for Guangdong and ex-NBA
All-Star-turned-pariah Stephon
Marbury continues his remarkable
second act in Beijing, a defending
champion that inspires statues and
autobiographical musicals.
THE BASICS
The CBA started in 1994 and will this year
expand from 18 to 20 teams and a 38-game
season. Lately, it’s been dominated by the
Guangdong Southern Tigers, who have
won eight titles in the last 11 years.
However, the Marbury-led Ducks
have upset that balance, surprisingly winning two titles in the last
three years, bouncing Guangdong
from the playoffs both times.
THE RULE CHANGE
This season will be especially different as the
CBA enforces a new rule limiting teams to one
foreign player on the court during the fourth
quarter. The measures are designed to reverse
the recent trend of foreigners dominating the
end of games, while fostering domestic player
development.
IS THIS NECESSARY?
The national team has become more known
for fighting (with fisticuffs versus Georgetown
University, Australia, Brazil and Serbia) than
their game. So perhaps the rule change is
for the best, considering this year’s historic
loss to India, and somehow losing to an
Italy team reduced to three players on the
court due to hilariously biased Chinese
referees.
No offense to The Pandas Friend, but the CBA’s
most intriguing newcomer is 18-year-old point
guard Emmanuel Mudiay. Tabbed to be a lottery
pick in next year’s NBA draft, he’s drawn comparisons to current stars Russell Westbrook
and Kyrie Irving. A refugee of war-torn Congo,
he withdrew from SMU and its Hall of Fame
coach Larry Brown to sign a USD1.2 million
contract with Guangdong, explaining “I’m tired
of watching my mom struggle.”
How he does in the CBA and next year’s
draft may open up a Pandora’s box with China
becoming an alternative to the American college NCAA system, where players are prohibited from being paid. It’s especially pertinent, as
the NBA has voiced a preference for extending
the gap between high school graduation and
entering the league to two years.
SHANGHAI
SHARKS
Last season:
20-14 (8th place)
Lost to Guangdong in first round of
playoffs
O
THE PANDAS FRIEND
Former NBA All-Stars wrapping up their careers in China have become common (hello
Tracy McGrady). This year’s big name is Ron
Artest, aka Metta World Peace aka The Pandas
Friend. The burly forward is long past his menacing younger days (when he broke Michael
Jordan’s ribs in a pick-up game and was the
catalyst in the infamous Malice in the Palace
brawl with fans). Since winning an NBA title
with the LA Lakers, his eccentric personality
and habit of switching names has made him a
fan favorite.
wner Yao Ming has been grousing recently about national player development,
boldly becoming the first team to waive
their right to a third Asian-born import player
last year, and this summer declaring he will only
hire Mainland coaches from now on.
The club is focusing on the basics and
a youth development program, letting go of
national team point guard, club institution and
former Yao teammate/bestie Liu Wei, who will
finish his career in Xinjiang. They’ve added
former Boston Celtic Delonte West, but expect
this year to be bumpy (although we admit we
were wrong last year about the team missing the
playoffs, so who knows?)
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King of the
swingers
Golf’s golden boy Rory McIlroy eyes Shanghai victory
by Andrew chin
In winning the 2014 British Open
Championship, Rory McIlroy
became the first European to win
three different majors, and joined
Jack Nicklaus and Tiger Woods as
one of three golfers to win three
majors by the age of 25. A few
weeks later, he won his fourth at
the PGA Championship for backto-back majors. Oh, and he’s back
to world number one. Yup, he’s
the man. And the man is back in
Shanghai to tee off at the BMW
Masters, ready to reclaim the title
he won in 2011…
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This time last year you were struggling
with your game and swing. How did you get
back on track?
My swing has been pretty much the same all
my professional life, but it sometimes goes
through slight changes. My body is changing
shape as a result of my growth and fitness
needs, so I’ve adapted my swing accordingly.
Belief in both my game and ability gets me
through any doubts. My recent wins had a lot
to do with practicing hard, remaining patient
throughout a tournament and making shots
when they mattered.
You finished in the top two in Shanghai in
2011 and 2012 but, finished 10 off pace
last year. What went wrong?
I wouldn’t say anything went wrong. In fact, I
was beginning to turn a corner and becoming
more comfortable with my game as a whole.
Just turning what were necessary tweaks into
victories took a little longer than I’d planned.
Coming off the back of some very important
wins, I hope that I’ll be a real contender at the
Shanghai Masters. This is an important tournament for me and one I’d really like to claim
again.
Do you think Asia should have an official
fifth major every year?
Good question. I haven’t given much thought
to that but I think Asia, and the spectacular
courses on offer, is perfectly placed to host
some of the world’s biggest events.
Your recent come-from-behind PGA
Championship has been lauded as a classic.
How do you keep your cool?
All the hours of practice and tournament
play – the wins and the losses – prepare me
for such high pressure times. It’s really what
it’s all about: the back nine on a Sunday of a
major. We’re all a bit on edge with adrenaline
pumping, but the thrill of the hunt is why all of
us play golf.
You were dueling and playing with Phil
Mickelson and Richie Fowler that last
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golf is concerned, last round nerves are really
about channeling adrenaline into belief and
focusing on the job at hand.
Tiger joined you on The Tonight Show and
many suggest you’re his heir as golf’s next
mainstream star.
I have a very long way to go to rightfully be
called Tiger’s heir. There are many similarities
when we compare what we’ve achieved by 25,
but golf careers are long. I want mine to be
long too, and full of great and exciting wins. It
really will take some dedication to come close
to Tiger’s enormous trophy count.
What’s your relationship with him?
I have been very lucky to have Tiger’s friendship and experience to call on. Whether it’s
media, clubs or our foundations, Tiger’s always been really helpful and given great direction since I’ve been on tour.
You’re winning everything these days on
the golf course. Is that translating off the
green as well?
You’re talking about my fitness, right? But seriously, my life off the course has changed, too.
There are a lot more interviews, appearances
and general media stuff. It’s all very positive,
but winning does increase expectations on and
I have a very long
way to rightfully
be called Tiger’s
heir. It’ll take some
dedication to come
close to Tiger’s
trophy count
round. Any shit talking between you guys?
There wasn’t much talking about our games
during the round. We were all just trying to get
finished before complete darkness set in.
What’s it like, joining Jack Nicklaus and
Tiger Woods as the only golfers to win
three majors by 25?
I’ll be perfectly honest and say it’s a great feeling to have joined Jack and Tiger. I do have
targets to aim for. It keeps me focused and
hungry for the next win, but I don’t spend my
days overthinking it. I can’t start thinking too
much about a sixth major when I have my fifth
to win.
What was more nerve wracking, the last
round of the PGA Championship or your
first appearance on The Tonight Show?
Those are completely different kind of nerves.
The Tonight Show was great fun. There are so
many watching that it is a little unsettling for a
moment or two, but once we started to banter,
any nerves were quickly forgotten. As far as
year?
Really well. All this tournament play, coping
with the pressures of a back nine in a Major
and getting to know the games of those I’ll be
playing against is all great preparation. I hope
I can carry this knowledge and experience forward to Gleneagles.
Will you double check your tee times this time?
We’re playing in a time zone I’m completely
familiar with so I shouldn’t need an escort to
the course this time.
Are you looking forward to competing in
the 2016 Olympics?
Golf’s inclusion in the Olympics is so exciting
and I’ll see it as an honor to play for Ireland.
As golfers, we don’t get to represent our individual countries that often. The thought of
competing and possibly picking up a gold will
really motivate and inspire me in Brazil.
Finally, who would win in a fourball between you, Tiger, Gary Player and Jack
Nicklaus in their pomp?
That’s a great question, and something I think
about from time to time. Of course, there is
only a hypothetical answer. While Tiger and
I play the same courses with the same equipment, Gary and Jack’s environment and club
technology were very different. But I’ll get off
the fence. On a level playing field, I’d fancy my
chances at the moment to take the money.
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off the golf course, and I have to be careful
to create a balance in everything that works
for me.
Your favorite team is Manchester United.
How do you feel about their chances this
season and their new manager Louis van
Gaal?
Man U struggled a bit last year, but their
overall record and trophy count is just
amazing. It’s way too early in the season for
accurate predictions, yet I will say that I have
great confidence in team. Louis van Gaal has
excellent skills and available talent to build a
winning side.
Back to golf. Are you look forward to rinsing the US in the Ryder Cup?
Ha! Rinsing? There’ll be no thoughts of a rinsing, I can assure you. The US Ryder Cup team
will be a solid unit throughout. To underestimate the US team’s abilities and strengths
would be a mistake. Winning one point at a
time will be a priority.
How are the preparations going for this
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US Open champ
Marin Čilić
Goran Ivanišević protégé looks to build on grand slam title
BY Andrew Chin
After becoming just the sixth
person in a decade to break
through tennis’ holy trinity
of Federer-Nadal-Djokovic
and capture a Grand Slam
last month in New York,
Marin Čilić is undoubtedly
the man of the hour. On his
way to celebrating the feat
in his hometown, he chatted
with us about beating
Federer, his legendary coach
Goran Ivanišević and
continuing his winning
ways at the Shanghai
Rolex Masters, starting
October 4.
Congratulations on
winning your first
Grand Slam. Has life
changed?
Things have changed
a lot for sure. I’m back
in Croatia and people
stop me on the street to
ask for photos. They’re
really happy for me. I’m
very glad I won this title
for myself, my team and
for Croatia. It’s one of the
biggest sports achievements here, and it’s definitely brought happiness to Croatian’s lives.
How did it feel beating Roger Federer in the
semi-finals?
It was extremely special to play the biggest
and best match of my career to enter the
final. That was just a perfect day.
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And with the crowd solidly in
Federer’s corner…
The US Open is always one of the
most interesting tournaments. The
crowd was really loudly supporting
Roger. It was absolutely entertaining, and a really great experience
for me.
Who’s the toughest player to
play against?
Novak Djokovic. I’ve played him
many times and have never beaten
him. Our games are very similar,
but so far he’s been a little bit better. I
hope to turn that around in the future.
Those two alongside Rafa Nadal have
dominated tennis. What do you have to
The tables have
turned now.
Players are going
to be really
motivated to
play against
me. They’ll play
high risk tennis
because they
have nothing
to lose
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You actually beat Nadal at the China Open
in 2009, one of the big upset wins early in
your career. Are you ready to be the one
with the target on your back?
Yes, the tables have turned now. Players are
going to be really motivated to play against
me. They’ll play really high risk tennis because
they have nothing to lose. I’ve been that guy
in the past and it gives me a lot of confidence
knowing guys are going to need to play their
best to be able to beat me.
The Shanghai Masters has been voted the
best by players. How do you feel about it?
For me, it’s actually the best tournament of the
year. It’s really well organized and they take
care of the players. The food is great and the
crowd is amazing. It’s absolutely a pleasure to
come back to Shanghai.
Who was your biggest influence on becoming a tennis player?
My parents, as they signed me up to start tennis. They wanted to me do sports like my older
brothers.
Was it difficult to find facilities due to the
war?
I didn’t have any problems growing up after
wartime in Croatia because it wasn’t too bad
around my hometown. But I come from a really small place, so it wasn’t easy to always find
the right coaches and enough players to play
with. But my neighbor and best friend Ivan
Dodig is also on the tour. It’s a miracle that two
people from Međugorje are in the Top 100 in
the world.
Who was your favorite tennis player growing up?
That’s simple: Goran Ivanišević. He was a national hero for most kids in Croatia growing up.
There’s no sea
around my
hometown so I
won’t be taking
off my clothes and
jump into it like
Goran Ivanišević’s
celebration
And now he is your coach. What is that like?
He’s really enthusiastic and has a great view
about tennis. He helped me with my serve,
which has become one of my weapons. He also
changed my approach to the game. Now I’m a
little more aggressive on the court and more
stubborn with the game style I need to play.
That has given me the most success.
As a player, he seemed to battle himself
on the court. What advice does he give you
about keeping calm?
Most people know Goran from the tennis court
where he was very emotional because he
wanted to win. Off the court, he’s very calm. As
a coach, he has the perfect combination of being very relaxed but serious at the right time.
Any funny stories about him?
Every day there’s a funny story about Goran.
He was known for his superstitions and has
craig gabriel
You’ve had an interesting time here – twice
making the China Open finals in Beijing,
but also losing in the first round a few
times in Shanghai.
Overall, I’ve played pretty well in China. I had
some losses the first couple years in Shanghai
as I didn’t adjust well to the surface, especially
compared to how different it is to Beijing, but
last time I played really well. I’m feeling much
more confident this year and hope to do better
than 2012, when I reached the quarter finals.
Ron angle
do to enter that group?
I just have to continue with the game I’ve been
playing these last few months. It’s improved
a lot and I showed that I’m able to play really
well, even under pressure. That gives me much
more confidence for the next tournament.
transferred that to our team. It’s going to become a routine for us in the next Grand Slam
and big tournaments.
His Wimbledon victory in 2001 was great,
but his celebrations in Croatia may have
been greater. Did you take part?
Everybody was swept away by Goran’s victory.
It was one of the most watched sports matches
in the history of Croatia, and there was an
absolutely amazing reception when he came
home. Unfortunately, I was at a tennis camp
then, but I can tell you that all of Croatia was
amazingly happy about his victory.
Any plans to follow in your his footsteps by
taking off your clothes and jumping into
the sea to celebrate?
I’m actually going to my hometown today.
What’s going to happen is still a surprise.
There’s no sea around so I won’t be doing that,
but there is going to be a lot of celebrating
tonight.
And how did you initially celebrate back in
the US?
I went with my team and friends to a nice
Croatian restaurant in Manhattan, and then
continued to a nighclub. But tonight’s celebration is going to biggest of all!
// Shanghai Rolex Masters, October 4-12, RMB160-4,500.
Qizhong Forest Sports City Tennis Center, 昆阳北路3028号, 近
元江路 (www.smartshanghai.com/smartticket)
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COVER STORY
Where speed meets
stamina
Asian Le Mans comes to Shanghai
BY Erik Crouch
W
ay back in 1923, European
racecar drivers decided to
change the idea behind their
sport. They abandoned the
conventional race to the finish and embraced a
new model: endurance.
Drivers found themselves strapped behind
the wheel for a grueling 24 hours, and whoever traveled the furthest was crowned the
winner. The race began on the public roads of
the French town of Le Mans, and was dubbed
24 Heures du Mans.
Now, more than 90 years later, the Le
Mans tradition is hitting Shanghai.
Last year marked the first full Asian
Le Mans series, which spanned four races
over Inje (South Korea), Fuji (Japan), Zhuhai
(China), and Sepang (Malaysia). Competitors
came from around the world – medals were
awarded to teams representing Hong Kong,
France, Italy, Malaysia and Japan – and every
driving group was required by regulation to
have at least one driver of an Asian nationality.
Now, one year later, Le Mans is back, and
the four locations from the 2013 series will
be joined by our own city and the Shanghai
International Circuit. Drivers have already
completed their races in Japan and South
Korea, and will be swinging into the ‘Hai the
middle of this month.
The Asia Le Mans isn’t quite the epic 24hour race that’s held in France; the duration
is trimmed to three hours, (which is still quite
grueling for the drivers, but is considerably easier to enjoy as
a spectator.)
Each driving team has
two or three members, one of
whom must be from the region, and the drivers of each heat are balanced based on their
rankings to assure competitiveness. After the
Asia series, three invitations will be extended
for winners to compete in the original 24
Heures du Mans in France.
When the Le Mans series first started, it
was a showcase for the cutting-edge cars of its
day. Automakers were still refining the finer
parts of aerodynamics, and European brands
like Bugatti, Bentley and Alfa Romeo began to
establish themselves as contenders on the racing circuit.
This spirit is still alive in 2014, and the
series will feature vehicle prototypes that look
more like spaceships than cars. The monsters
on the track come from familiar names like
BMW, Ferrari and Mercedes, as well as from
specialist racing brands like Pescarolo Sport
and Oreca.
The race is blazingly fast, with average
speeds well over 100mph for its duration.
Grab a comfortable seat and pick a team to
support; with this many drivers from all over
the world, there will surely be someone to
root for.
// The Asia Le Mans series will be held in Shanghai on October
11. Going by taxi? Show the driver 上海国际赛车场 or say
Shanghai Guoji Saichechang. Going by metro? Shanghai
Circuit station on Line 11. Check out www.asianlemansseries.
com or call 5132 5122 for more information.
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When the Le Mans
series first started, it
was a showcase for
the cutting-edge cars
of its day; the 2014
series will feature
vehicles that look
more like spaceships
than cars
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Built on a marsh in 2004 in Jiading District by German master circuit designer Hermann Tilke
and his team of 120 architects for a cool USD450 million, the track layout was inspired by the
character shang 上 of Shanghai fame. At 5.5 km long, it comprises of widely varying corners,
offering plenty of overtaking opportunities, with cars reaching rubber-burning speeds on the
long back straight between corners 13 and 14.
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and The rest...
How the other sports stack up
BY Andrew Chin
Basketball may reign
supreme, but that hasn’t
stopped other sports
leagues rushing into
the country, eager to
duplicate the NBA’s
success. Here’s how
they’re doing.
Baseball
No sport has squandered a better
opportunity, it seems. Resources
were poured into developing
China’s national team for the
Beijing Olympics, with Major
League Baseball (MLB) lending
a hand. Hall of Famer Cal Ripken
introduced grassroots programs
during a 2007 visit, and the Los
Angeles Dodgers played a pair of
exhibition games against the San
Diego Padres in 2008. Since then,
MLB has poured their resources
into the China Baseball Academy
in Wuxi they established in 2007
to train the nation’s top prospects, yet so far the Mainland
version of Ichiro Suzuki has yet to
develop…
Football
FIFA is basking
in the wake
of World Cup
fever, where
CCTV averaged
over 20 million viewers a
game, causing
the nation’s
girlfriends to
protest, “give
my boyfriend
back.” Hosts
Brazil will be
in Beijing this month, taking on arch rivals Argentina in a ‘friendly’ at
the Bird’s Nest stadium on October 11.
We won’t talk about the woeful China national team, but things are more
positive on the domestic front. Last year, Guangzhou Evergrande captured
the Asian Champions League, ending an over two-decade drought of
Chinese teams claiming the continent’s biggest prize. The current China
Super League (CSL) season continues until November 2, with Shanghai
East Asia still in the hunt for a place in the Asian Champions League.
Broadcasting rights are becoming big business. PP LiveTV signed a 10year, GBP20-million deal for streaming rights for the Scottish Premier
League and a USD11 million deal for English Premier League (EPL)
games. They’re introducing a paid subscription model, a test to see
whether Mainland fans are willing to shell out to watch their favorite
teams.
Aussie Rules
The Australian Football League
(AFL) has gone the exhibition
route, hosting the Kaspersky Cup
Shanghai Showdown between
the Melbourne Demons and
the Brisbane Lions at Jiangwan
Stadium in 2010. They were hoping the attention would catapult
them to a deal with CCTV and
more local interest. It didn’t.
Mixed Martial Arts
American Football
Ice Hockey
The Shanghai-born owner of
the New York Islanders Charles
Wang launched Project Hope in
2006, a program to bring hockey
development to the Mainland.
Unfortunately, he’s also a notoriously bad owner (more incompetent than malicious) who is
being phased out, cutting out the
National Hockey League’s (NHL)
biggest Mainland advocate.
The National Football League
(NFL) has focused on slow
growth, introducing the game
with fan interaction events like
their 10-week NFL HOME FIELD
initiative. Last year, over 100,000
people attended across Shanghai,
Beijing and Guangzhou (including
Hall of Famer Joe Montana – and
this year Jerry Rice will be visiting).
Games are available for free on
streaming services like PPTV, and
most impressive is the number
of independent teams forming.
The American Football League
of China (AFLC) is entering its
second year, playing occasional
games at NFL HOME FIELD. The
Arena Football League (AFL) has
noticed, making big noise about
starting a Mainland version of
their league next year.
// NFL HOME FIELD takes place on Saturdays,
1.30-8.30pm, free entry. Luwan Stadium,
128 Zhaojiabang Lu, by Shanxi Nan Lu 肇嘉
浜路128号, 近陕西南路 (www.nflchina.com/
homefield_eng)
Ultimate Fighting Championship
(UFC) holds events in Macau, and
created a Chinese version of their
Ultimate Fighter reality show.
However, the Mainland scene has
been dominated by homegrown
federations like RUFF, who have
focused on developing Chinese
fighters. Other organizations
have popped up, such as Fighters
Unite. They’re hosting a fight
night featuring ex-UFC fighters on
October 15.
// MMA Fight Night: Oct 15, 8pm-late RMB200.
The Pearl, 471 Zhapu Lu, by Wujin Lu 乍浦路
471号, 近武进路
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EAT/DRINK « feature
A
sarnie
love
story
Pret a Manger takes Shanghai
By Marianna Cerini
T
alk to any Brit, and news that
English chain Pret a Manger is
opening its first standalone store
in Shanghai this month will no doubt
be welcomed with a squeal of delight.
The question “Will they stock their
Christmas lunch too?” will likely follow.
Sadly, the Christmas lunch – a sanger
packed with cranberry chutney, pork
and apricot stuffing – isn’t going
to make it over till next year. Some
of Pret’s most beloved staples will,
however. And expectations are high.
First founded in London in 1986 by
college friends Julian Metcalfe and
Sinclair Beecham, Pret a Manger
typifies the improvements in fast food
eating over the last generation.
Its products, which span sandwiches,
soups, salads, breakfast items,
sweet treats and hot wraps, have
an altogether healthier, wholesome
approach to the idea of a quick bite
on the go, with no sell-by date on
anything and a philosophy of ‘made
today, gone today’ that’s been pivotal
to the success and expansion of the
brand.
And what a success it has been.
Over the last 28 years, the chain has
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opened 289 shops in Britain, launched
in France, taken over the States and
reached East with a tremendous
growth in Hong Kong.
“Shanghai was the next obvious choice
for Asia,” says Chief Operating Officer
Nick Candler. “The city has its specific
identity while being thoroughly
Pret a Manger typifies
the improvements in
fast food eating over
the last generation
cosmopolitan,” he explains. “It
reflects our global aspirations
and is the perfect market fit for
what we want to be doing.”
That, according to Clive Schlee,
Pret’s chief executive since 2003,
is importing a model of business
that is human, approachable
and all about real food. “No
additives, no gimmicks,” he
says. “Just a commitment to
good, friendly service and fresh
ingredients.”
Hence the decision to start off
with only one shop in China. Pret
doesn’t franchise, so keeping things
low key and manageable was the
idea all along. “This way, the focus
can really be on getting the recipe for
the Chinese market right,” explains
Candler.
The store – a 233 square meter space
boasting Pret’s clean, sleek and
sensibly designed interiors – will be
located in K11, and will mark one
of the company’s biggest footprint
outside the UK.
While most Pret stores cater a takeaway clientele, the Shanghai offshoot
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has been conceived around
drawing more dine-in
consumers, and will boast a
larger seating area.
blend we went for is as
natural, high-quality and
locally-sourced as you
would expect from Pret’s
standards.”
As for the menu, well, the
star items that have made
the chain so popular in other
countries are all going to
make their China’s debut.
“We’re bringing in
quintessential British
staples like egg and mayo
sandwiches, posh cheddar
and pickle baguettes and bacon and
omelette breakfast rolls,” says Clare
Langford, the chain’s acting Food
Director.
“Plus of course some of Pret’s most
popular items, like the crayfish and
avocado salad and the German
meatball wrap. We’ve strived to make
sure we have a good balance of local
and imported, and worked around
no more than 80 ingredients, to keep
food waste to a minimum.”
Such commitment is another main
trait of the Pret philosophy. Every shop
both in the UK abroad, has its own
kitchen, and on average, 95 percent of
stores give their leftovers to homeless
charities. The Shanghai branch aims to
follow the same approach.
Besides all the sarnies, granola bowls,
yoghurts and bakery items will also be
on offer.
“We wanted this outpost too feel like
any other Pret around the world,”
explains Langford. “We’ve made some
adjustments based on the market, but
here you’ll find exactly what you would
in London or Paris.”
China-specific entries include a red
bean paste granola and a wider
selection of Slim Prets – sandwiches
with half the bread, half the dough – as
well as a hot food range that surpasses
that of any other market.
Coffee, too, is set to be a prominent
element of the K11 store.
“Coffee - organic coffee to be
precise - is at the heart of Pret,” says
International Head of Coffee Chris
MacEwan, a dark beans enthusiast
who’s been working in the coffee
The city reflects our
global aspirations and
is the perfect market
fit for what we want
to be doing
industry for 17 years. “We want people
to understand coffee through coffee
wherever we launch a new Pret, and
we’ll be doing the same in Shanghai.”
Indeed, the chain will have a mini
coffee van parked outside K11 (though
plans are to later bring it around town)
that’ll hand out free cups of joes to
nearby office people, shoppers and,
we are sure, a fair share of curious
passers-by. MacEwan will
be making the dark brew
himself, “to engage with
people and really have a
chat about what we do.”
While Pret usually trades
and purchases organic
coffee from different
regions across the globe,
the roast available at the
Shanghai store will come
directly from China.
The country has different
certified standards when
it comes to its import/
export food policies, and
bringing in beans from
Colombia or Peru wasn’t
really an option, MacEwan tells us.
“Instead, we’ve looked at the local
supply,” he continues, “and opted
for a selection of coffee from familyowned farms in Northwest China. The
The quest for the
Chinese suppliers took
two years, and it’s one
of the company’s main
sources of pride when it
comes to its foray into
the country. “It’s all part
of the journey we want to
take our local customers
on,” says MacEwan, “and the fact that
we’re using produce grown within
China’s domestic borders is an allencompassing way to promote Pret’s
message and ethics here.”
Mentioning ethics when describing
what’s essentially a fast food concept
might sound a little out of place in any
other situation. But Pret feels almost
nothing like a fast food chain.
Even its staff, addressed as “the Pret
family,” is treated better than similar
organizations do - both wage and
training wise. It’s a corporate formula
that ensures service that’s both friendly
and efficient. Visit a Pret anywhere in
the world and you’ll be greeted by
chatty Pret members and baristas,
who will aim to have you out the door
within 60 seconds of you making your
choice and will likely
try to make your day
less miserable.
No wonder the chain
has been undergoing
a formidable rise.
In Shanghai, we might
be only left yearning
for that Christmas
lunch now, but given
the honesty and
commitment everyone
working for this
company abide by,
we aren’t worried the
slightest bit about it
happening next winter.
In the meanwhile, we’ll
settle for a superclub slim Pret and a
flatwhite to go just fine.
// Pret a Manger opens in Shanghai on October 16. Find it at
Shop 107, K11 Art Mall, 300 Huaihai Zhong Lu, by Huangpi Nan
Lu 淮海中路300号K11 购物艺术中心107号店, 近黄陂南路
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grapevine
EAt/drink
NIBBLES
Fans of Fat Mama’s stonebaked pizzas will be pleased to
hear that they’ve reopened at
425 Yanping Lu, by Changping
Lu. Comprising just a kitchen,
takeout bar and 30 outdoor
seats, pizzas range from RMB58128 and wines from RMB40-60,
with a daily weekday happy
hour until 7pm. There’s even
been talk of installing a crêpe
hotplate for rustling up pancakes.
We eat it eat so you don’t have to…
Cod testicles
By the time you read this,
Hunter Gatherer should be
open on Anfu Lu, a new restaurant promising to use premium
organic ingredients and even
a DIY peanut butter machine.
We’re pretty intrigued to see
what that entails… A few blocks
away on Jianguo Xi Lu, Texan export Stubb’s BBQ is temporarily
closed whilst it moves to its new
location, which will open this
November apparently.
Celebrated French chef Paul
Pairet can add another feather
to his bow - his restaurant
Ultraviolet has just been recognized as one of ‘Les Grandes
Tables du Monde’ in its 2015
edition - the first time a restaurant from China has been
selected to join this prestigious
culinary association. Kudos!
Speaking of culinary excellence,
John Cox of The Rooster picked
up that most coveted Shanghai
crown, that of Chili Cookoff
champ for his ‘gridiron chili.’
Expect to see it on his Yongkang
Lu menu this winter.
Shanghai being so close to Japan, we’re lucky enough to have a wealth of very decent sushi vendors who
are capable of rustling up something pretty close to an authentic Japanese experience. This is certainly
true of Sushi Naramoto, an austere omakase style establishment for serious sushi connoisseurs, serving
10-course sets from RMB1,000 upwards. One of the more exotic highlights at Naramoto is a steaming bowl
of cod testicles, that comes in a sharply flavored consommé alongside an elegantly scored piece of carrot
and a wee mushroom. The testicles themselves, or shirako, come in a pair (duh) and are possessed of a
white, milky looking texture. On first bite, the flavor inside isn’t the one that readers may be more, uh, familiar with; subtle and mineral with a custard-like texture, with a strong aftertaste of ocean. Regarded as
a delicacy in Japan, the surprisingly large shirako (meaning ‘white children’) probably weren’t our favorite
element of the meal - and we can’t imagine that we’ll be picking them out on a menu - but then again, fortune favors the bold, so grow a pair and try them.
Good for: Impressing a date/mate, sushi connoisseurs.
Price: RMB1,000 upwards for omakase 10-course set (no alcohol)
// Sushi Naramoto 1/F, 557 Yongjia Lu, by Yueyang Lu 永嘉路557号1楼，近岳阳路
Eat this
A poetic take
Putting a poetic twist on its autumn/winter menu, multi-conceptual restaurant Light & Salt has just launched a
selection of seasonal dishes inspired and accompanied
by the words of Beijing-based poet Fan Xueyi.
The delights on offer span the indulgent and the
healthy, but it’s their arty presentations that’ll make you
wax lyrically – quite literally – about your dining experience.
A smoked duck breast and duck gizzard salad
(RMB78) served with a mix of crisp bacon, pine nuts
and cherry tomatoes might just look like a bowl of
greens to you, but, according to Fan, it’s a composition
of pretty leaves fluttering through the wind.
A refreshing cucumber and green pea soup (featured on their lunch set menu only, RMB138/two
courses; RMB168/three courses) sees a parmesan chip dotted in flowers and sitting on top of a broad cup.
The potage is hidden inside, light and beautifully nourishing.
As a main, a plate of roasted miso cod (RMB188) is a treat to the eyes. Served with sweet potato purée,
wild mushroom salsa and a brush pen to help spread a pomegranate reduction onto the fish, the dish is
like a drop of golden sun, filling and warm. How’s that for some poetic inspiration? TFZ
//6/F, Light&Salt, 133 Yuanmingyuan Lu, by Beijing Dong Lu 圆明园路133号6楼, 近北京东路 (6361 1086)
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Noodles
Henan and Lanzhou have beef
A newspaper has sparked
controversy by claiming
that Lanzhou beef noodles,
which are ubiquitous in
hole-in-the-wall restaurants all over China,
actually originated in
Bo’ai County, Henan. New
information uncovered
by the (unbiased) Henan
Business Daily suggests
that Henan student Chen Weijing first created the hand-pulled noodles during the reign of Qing Dynasty emperor Jiaqing (1796-1820).
The recipe later traveled hundreds of miles to Lanzhou, Gansu, when
Chen’s classmate Ma Liuqi, a Gansu native, learnt the recipe from
Chen. In what is undoubtedly the biggest shock in the world of wheatbased staple foodstuffs since it was first claimed that the Chinese
invented pasta, netizens are said to be outraged. Bosses at famous
Lanzhou beef noodle chain Mijia aren’t fazed though, boasting “[the
dish] may have first been made in Henan, but after it came to Lanzhou
it was greatly improved upon.”
Nom nom numbers
RMB2.2 billion
The fall in revenue from whisky imports
to China from Scotland this quarter, a
slump of 11 percent representing the
steepest fall in over 25 years. The decline
has nothing to do with their Braveheart
bid for independence either, the Scottish
Whisky Association (SWA) insist. While
previously fashionable as a more exotic
alternative to home-brewed baijiu, the
SWA blame the premium product’s decline on China’s newfound thriftiness,
part of the nationwide anti-corruption
campaign sweeping the government and
its officials.
Soundbite
“I didn’t want to waste food.
So I nibbled them. I felt like
I was eating poison.”
A netizen’s bittersweet Weibo comment about a box of mooncakes with novel – and admittedly a tad weird - flavors such as
leek and bacon, chocolate and spicy beef, fermented bean curd
and even fried fat with ginger. His post, accompanied by images
of the mooncakes, started a ‘most bizarre mooncake’ standoff on
Chinese social media. Entries by other netizens spanned braised
pork with chili, Pu’er tea, truffle goose liver and… durian! Durian
definitely wins.
In Season
Pomegranate
Noodles II
Premier advice
While debate raged over the origins of
Lanzhou noodles, Chinese premier Xi
Jinping was imploring his citizens to eat
less instant ones when on vacation: “Let
me just say here that we ought to teach
our citizens to be a bit more civilized when
they travel abroad. Don’t throw water bottles everywhere, don’t destroy people’s coral
reefs and eat fewer instant noodles and more
local seafood.” Xi was responding to a question
about his countrymen’s occasionally tactless
habits in other countries while on a diplomatic trip
to the Maldives, hot on the heels of reports that Chinese-friendly
hotels in the island nation - where 400,000 mainland tourists are
expected to travel next year - have removed hot water kettles from
rooms in a bid to curb tourists from feasting solely on packaged noodles whilst on holidays.
Pomelo
With a taste similar to grapefruit
but sweeter and far less sour,
pomelos (you zi 柚子) can be
spotted everywhere this season.
Rich in Vitamin C – a pomelo can
provide almost 200 percent the
daily value of the nutrient – these
yellow-skinned fruits are a low calorie, low GL (glycemic load) treat
perfect to boost your immune
system. The heavier ones with
smoother skin are usually the juiciest. Average price: RMB3-5/jin.
Pomegranate (shi liu 石榴) season
is here. Sweet and a bit sour, the
fruit contains lots of crystal-clear,
juicy red arils loaded with flavor
and nutrition. Rich in Vitamin C &
B and low in fat, the juice of this
fruit is known for lowering blood
sugar and cholesterol. Widely
cultivated in An’hui and Xinjiang
provinces, the best ones are those
with skin that’s bright, thin and
free of blemishes or bruising.
Average price: RMB3-7/jin.
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EAT/DRINK « lead
Hairy Crab Season
The That’s guide to gorging on the Shanghai delicacy
By Betty Richardson
Praise be! Hairy Crab Season is
upon us again. New to the world of
Shanghai-style crab degustation?
Here’s the lowdown on how to
find Shanghai’s best of the best
speciality crab restaurants, and
what to eat when you get there.
be a tricky business. Worry not, we’ve done
the hard work for you, simply follow this
path and scuttle your way to dozens of different crustacean-laden dish deliciousness.
Know Your Crab
For real Shanghainese crab connoisseurs,
the allure of crab season is the prized golden
roe, which matures in female crabs in the
9th Lunar Month (September 24th) and
the males in the 10th (October 22nd). Prior
to that time, it’s not really worth eating, as
the delicious crabby insides won’t have yet
matured. Don’t worry though, hairy crabs
will stay in season until the end of the year,
meaning you’ll have plenty of time to try.
What to Eat
The Lowdown
Some people say you haven’t really experienced living in Shanghai until you’ve eaten
mountains of rich, buttery crab meat and roe
that mark Hairy Crab Season. We say they’re
right. To the uninitiated, knowing which
crab restaurants are worth your money and
which of their dishes they are known for can
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Unadulterated: Whole and Steamed
Purists argue that mature Hairy Crab is best
enjoyed simply steamed with fragrant ginger and served whole with a dipping sauce
of rice vinegar, sugar and ginger. However,
picking apart the little devils with your bare
hands is a fiddly and laborious process. We
say maximize your crab eating capacity by
having the restaurant ‘dress’ your crabs for
you (i.e. pick out the all the good bits and
open their wee legs and claws). All the crab
restaurants listed here will happily oblige
you in this, which means the added benefit of
your fingers not smelling like crab for hours
afterwards. Yay!
If you do decide to go it alone there are some
rules that should be followed:
1. Don’t eat the stomach, a plasticy pyramidshaped thing, and don’t eat the crescentshaped lungs.
2. In traditional Chinese medicine, crabmeat
is thought to be a ‘cold’ food - so do eat it
with plenty of balancing warming foods like
vinegar and ginger, which you’ll find conveniently paired with your crab. Go ahead and
drink a flask of warming Shaoxing rice wine
(obviously recommended).
3. Do not - under any circumstances - eat
the heart. Roughly the size of a SIM card, the
heart is considered to be even colder than the
crabmeat. Eating it is extremely bad juju, so
pop that little critter to the side and move on.
Xiefen
Another highlight of Hairy Crab season,
Xiefen consists of a deliciously rich, buttery
mixture of crabmeat and roe, usually combined with scrambled egg whites (Xiefen Dan
蟹粉蛋), shrimps (Xiefen Xiaren 蟹粉虾仁)
or our favourite: steamed flat noodles (Xiefen
Fenpi 蟹粉粉皮). In our opinion, Xiefen
dishes are the best use of your time when it
comes to crab eating, and are one of the most
economic ways to maximize time spent eating versus time picking them apart.
Five Must Try Crab Dishes
You’ll be pleased to hear that Chinese ingenuity extends to crab dishes. While each crab
lead » EAT/DRINK
Where to Eat
During the peak of the Hairy Crab Season,
reserving at any of these places is a must.
While menus are in English and with pictures, you may need to make reservations
in Chinese.
drop the ball when Hairy Crab season rolls
around. In fact, Old Jesse is probably one of
the best places to try the most daring of all
crab dishes - Drunken Crab. Feared by many
(for good reason) Drunken Crab is basically
a live crab drowned in Yellow Rice liquor
overnight and served whole. Arguments for
eating: delicious, sashimi-like crab meat and
pure unadulterated crab roe. Arguments
against: raw flesh potentially riddled with
bacteria and parasites. We say you give this
one a miss unless you have a strong stomach
or particularly extensive health insurance.
restaurant in Shanghai has its own speciality
dishes that it does the best, we’ve chosen
a few local favorites at some of Shanghai’s
classic crab eateries.
1. Deep-Fried Boneless Chicken Wing
stuffed with Sticky Rice and Crab Meat at
Cheng Long Hang Crab Palace
The aptly named ‘Crab Palace’ that is Cheng
Long Hang takes the humble chicken wing
to a whole new level during crab season, deboning it, deep frying it, and then stuffing it
with an umami-rich mix of sticky rice and
crab meat. Guilt inducing and delicious, we
couldn’t manage more than one each. We’re
pussies though, so let us know if you finish
all four.
2. Xiefen Dandan Mian at Ling Long Ge
You may have had Dandan Mian, or egg noodles in spicy peanut and scallion sauce, at
beloved Taiwanese chain restaurant Din Tai
Feng, but you really haven’t lived until you’ve
had Ling Long Ge’s rendition, in
which they switch customary minced
pork for the aforementioned delicious Xiefen
3. Drunken Crab at Old Jesse
If you’ve been living in Shanghai for
any stretch of time, you will by now
have heard of Old Jesse, regarded as
one of the ‘realest’ places to get authentic Shanghainese food. And you
can bet your bottom dollar they don’t
4. Xiefen with Brioche Toast at Fu 1088
Most of the places listed here are pretty
classy (in our opinion), but if you’re really looking to impress your guests, you
can’t go wrong with Fu 1088- an old school
Shanghainese culinary temple in a sympathetically renovated French Concession
villa. Impeccable service and old-school
atmosphere aside, Fu 1088’s specialty is
their golden-hued Xiefen with long sticks
of toasted brioche and a tart vinegar sauce
to sprinkle on top. At around RMB400 per
person, a meal at this place isn’t cheap but
it’s totally worth it for out of town guests or
a special occasion.
5.Tu Huang You at Cheng Long Hang Crab
Palace
Indulgent and complex, Tu Huang You (秃
黄油) is made from pure crab fat and roe,
which undergoes a lengthy cooking process
involving yellow wine and consommé to produce a concentrated reduction. One of Cheng
Long Hang’s signature dishes, this comes
with a simple bowl of sticky rice, a side of
balsamic vinegar and a wee shot of palatecleansing ginger tea for afterwards. We say
if you try just one dish this crab season- it’s
this one, you won’t find it done anywhere
better than at this place iw n Shanghai.
(Pictured below)
Cheng Long Hang Crab
Palace
Our personal favorite, this place next to
IAPM Mall is unpretentious and great
value for money.
Price: Try their sets of 10 courses starting
RMB388/pp.
Good for: Big groups, casual dining, business dinners, and guests to impress.
// 1 Fenyanglu, by Huaihailu 汾阳路1号，靠近淮海路 (6467
0999)
Xinguang Jiujia
A favorite amongst Hong Kong and
Taiwanese ‘Crab Tourists,’ Xinguang is
similar to Cheng Long Hang, but with a
slightly less refined dishes, and more traditional interiors/ambience.
Price: Around RMB300/pp.
Good for: Out of towners, traditionalists.
// 512 Tianjin Lu, by Guangxi Bei Lu 天津路512号, 近广西北
路 (6322 3978)
Ling Long Ge
Refined eatery serving year-round crab,
Ling Long Ge’s has an abundance of private dining rooms.
Price: RMB400/pp upwards.
Good for: Big Groups, Business dinners.
// 2/F, 951 Hongxu Lu, by Yan’an Xi Lu 虹许路951号2楼, 近
延安西路 (3207 1177)
Old Jesse
Classic home-style Shanghainese eatery.
Small, unfussy interiors and delicious
food.
Price: RMB200/pp upwards.
Good for: Casual cining, out of town
guests.
// 41 Tianping Lu, near Huaihai Xi Lu 天平路41号, 近淮海西
路 (6282 9260)
Fu 1088
Upmarket and fancy, with uncompromisingly high standards when it comes to
food, Fu 1088 is a sure bet to impress
business guests, in-laws and nay-sayers of
Chinese cuisine.
Price: Minimum spend RMB400/pp.
Good for: Impress, big groups, business
dinners.
// 375 Zhenning Lu, by Yuyuan Lu 镇宁路375号, 近愚园路
(5239 7878)
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EAT/DRINK « new restaurant
Bottega E
Austin Hu’s new
mozzarella bar in
Xintiandi
BY BETTY RICHARDSON
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ver wondered where you can get more
of the amazing Burrata cheese found
at the likes of Jean Georges, Table
No.1, Mercato and Commune Social? Austin
Hu, owner of Madison and long-standing
fixture on the Shanghai F&B scene, has answered your calls and opened a new joint
venture with KJ Lee, the masterful Korean
lady behind Solo Latte (www.sololatte.
com), the only company producing fresh
Mozzarella and Burrata daily in Shanghai.
Still in soft opening, Bottega currently
offers a choice selection from their full menu,
including pastas, 500 degree fired pizzas,
antipasti, salads and, of course, plates of KJ’s
famous Mozzarella and Burrata.
At RMB108 a go, we can’t say our
Burrata was particularly cheap, but in this
instance we advise throwing caution to the
wind. Totally unadulterated stracciatella
and panna encased within a delicate shell of
Mozzarella, KJ’s Burrata is served neat with
a dash of olive oil, black pepper and homemade pesto, which could only have be improved by a slice of bread or two. Nicknamed
“The Queen of Cheeses” (that’s ‘Burrata,
la regina dei formaggi,’ apparently), eating
a whole Burrata is an intensely luxurious
experience. While no doubt sinfully high in
calories, care we did not.
Another favorite we sampled was an
Anchovy Butter Spaghetti (98RMB), with
deep fried capers and some sort of crunchy,
savory matter on top. Unidentifiable, but all
the more delicious for it. Similarly, a Bucatini
The jewel in Bottega’s
crown will be its
pizzas, fired at
temperatures of over
500 degrees.
pasta (98RMB), with pork neck and a rich
egg-based carbonara sauce stood out as
another excellent choice for those with no
predisposition to heart disease or arterial
clogging or heart disease.
According to Hu, however, the jewel
in Bottega’s crown will be its pizzas, fired
at temperatures of over 500 degrees
and topped by a generous helping of KJ’s
Mozzarella. Other Shanghai pizzas feature
bases that become too thin in their pursuit of
crunchy texture, he insists. “What I wanted to
do was create a perfect pizza base that was
crunchy on top with a soft, billowing interior.”
Already proving a popular addition to the
Xintiandi area, we’re keen to see if Hu and architect-turned-fromagère KJ can continue to
bring it once they’re up and running properly.
Price: Approx. RMB400/ two people.
Who's going: Local clientele, and expats.
Good for: Casual dining.
// 181 Taicang Lu, Building 22, Unit 2B太仓路 181弄 22号 2B 单元
new restaurant » EAT/DRINK
Drei Kronen 1308 Brauhaus
Traditional German comfort food and micro-brewery on the North Bund
By Tongfei Zhang
I
n the year 1308, Drei Kronen 1308 was
founded in Strassgiech, Bavaria. Fastforward 706 years, the German brauhaus
has arrived in Shanghai, serving up mouthwatering Bavaian comfort food in the tradition
of the “heritage brewery”.
Located in Hongkou's North Bund area
and set on the ground floor of a grand complex, a model of an iron knight guards the
gate. Furnished in typical Teutonic style,
hundreds of little Bavarian flags hang above
across industrial lamps, while a sizeable stage
behind the bar counter occupies almost half
of the restaurant, presumably for some form
of live entertainment.
German in-house Master Brewer Tobias
M. Weber, who’s been brewing for 23 years,
tends to the enormous tanks of fermenting
beer all day. He recommends first-timers try
the DK 1308 Beer Board (RMB138): six
foamy classics served on a roll - lager, wheat
and dark (each 0.2L). Our favorites were the
lighter ales, but those of stauncher tastes will
enjoy the nuttiness of dark ale too.
On the food front it’s fair to say Drei
Kronen attempts to touch all the bases with
their super extensive menu. From assorted
Barvarian cold cuts (RMB88) to Germanstyle pizzas (RMB88-108), vegetarian food
and even Asian dishes, Drei Kronen isn’t letting anyone slip them by.
A mixed sausage platter (RMB198) consists of nurenberger, cheese Krainer, a wiener
and Sicilian sausage atop sauerkraut and
creamy mashed potatoes. Dry and smoked,
we gave these wursts kudos for not being
overly salty, as is often the case.
Drei Kronen also seems to be wrestling
rivals Paulaner for the grilled pork knuckle
(RMB198) crown. Here they come thoughtfully pre-diced into smaller pieces for sharing.
This very heavy dish comes with traditional
potato dumplings and sauerkraut salad to cut
through the juicy, crunchy pork skin.
Somewhat perplexingly, Drei Kronen
hires a Colombian band to take to the afore-
mentioned stage Tuesday through Sunday
from 8pm onwards. Then again, diversity is
the spice of life, and Drei Kronen is betting
that you’d rather listen to Colombian Latino
than any German musical exports.
Who’s going: Meat and drink lovers.
Good for: Big groups, parties, casual dining
and comfort food.
Price: RMB700/two people including alcohol.
// 687 Dong Daming Lu, by Xinjian Lu 东大名路687号, 近新建
路 (5521 5355)
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Pirates
Wonderland
Kitsch pirate-themed novelty
restaurant in Xujiahui
By Tongfei Zhang
L
ooking for somewhere fun to take the kids to eat? Pirates
Wonderland on Xietu Lu might just have the answer for you
with its insanely kitsch pirate-themed restaurant. Behind the
same company that created notorious toilet-themed restaurants - one
in Tianzifang and one right by this place within the same mall - comes
the newest creation from the fertile minds of Modern Toilet: Pirate’s
Wonderland.
Doing exactly what is says on the tin, minus the ‘wonder’ part,
Pirate’s Wonderland invites diners to first fetch a coin from the
number-calling desk and venture in by inserting it into a mysterious
hole at the entrance. As a giant wooden gate slowly slides open on both
sides, a dim cavernous dining hall is gradually revealed, with an enthusiastic “Yo-ho!” greeting from pirate-attired servers.
Pulling out all the stops with their commitment to this swashbuckling theme, interiors reveal a shabby iron-chained medieval staircase,
which extends all the way to the second floor. On the other side, a tremendous wooden boat floats mysteriously in the air like a ghostly galleon (it is actually a private room).
With a concept revolving around the notion that, if a bunch of pirates got stranded on an isolated island and devised a restaurant, then
this is what it would look like, the setting also includes a 7-meter-high
“cave,” fashioned from what appears to be papier-mâché. Naturally for
a desert island, the menu at Pirate’s Wonderland concerns itself primarily with seafood, but also includes a number of more eclectic numbers
such as BBQ pork ribs and nachos with sour cream and salsa.
A Seafood Platter (RMB118/2-3 people, RMB288/3-5 people) we
sampled was served with a yell “Hello bucko!”- apparently a custom
of expressing due exuberance while serving a grand dish, sort of akin
to when somebody buys 10 bottles of champagne at a nightclub (only
Long John Silver style). Boasting a fierce-looking starfish (yup, a real
one), lobster, clams, prawns, conches and scallops, the colorful plate
was filled with ocean creatures and came with two bowls of homemade
sauce.
Mixed seafood and meat (RMB148) came on a shining “silver” plate
with grilled squid, barbecued pork, prawns, bacon vegetable skewers
and fried fish pies. Grilled Squid were cut into slices while skewers are
stringed up in a hook like the one Captain Jack Sparrow uses. Loath as
we are to admit, at this point we our inner child won and we walked
the proverbial plank, powerless but to give them kudos for their vigilance in sticking to the pirate novelty theme.
Appealing to younger diners (and pirate enthusiasts), the restaurant also projects various piratey-themed movies onto the wall, which
can be enjoyed whilst nibbling. Thai curry shrimps (RMB168) as a
snack - almost buried in a thick layer of curry, we’d recommend them
along with coconut rice (RMB8). Not to be taken too seriously, we
reckon this place might serve best as an option for kids, especially for
parties. Oh, and for very camp parties, now we come to think of it.
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Price: Approx. RMB150/pp.
Who’s going: Kids and seafood-lovers.
Good for: Casual dining, parties, big groups.
// 1/F, 2620 Xietu Lu, by Tianyaoqiao Lu 斜土路2620号星游城1楼, 近天钥桥路 (3368 9556)
new restaurant » EAT/DRINK
Cheung’s Restaurant
Unpretentious Chinese eatery in Xuhui with a healthy twist
By Tongfei Zhang
ing heavy and oily, but that doesn’t make fried
soy sauce prawns (RMB100) any less popular. At Cheung’s however, without the sauce
to give them their usual glowing golden hue,
the prawns came dry fried with a crunchy
exterior, soft insides and a subtler flavor than
we’re used to with this dish.
Arguably the highlight of our meal was a
simple, but incredibly tender steamed white
fish (RMB88/0.5KG). For those of you that
aren’t experts, white fish are sizeable scaly
lake-dwellers hailing from Taihu, typically
cooked in home-brewed soy sauce soup.
Here at Cheung’s, most soups and sauces are
blended and seasoned with home-braised
broth or concentrated chicken soups, so the
dish’s original flavor isn’t affected but rather
complemented by delicate natural flavoring.
Other old-school dishes are reminiscent
of Shanghainese childhood favorites such as
simple, comforting braised pork (RMB8/
each) and chicken soup egg dumplings
(RMB48). After all those heavy meals you
upside down
eats
might be having frequently, this place is great
spot for a light bite of healthy and good value
food with old-school Chinese flavors.
Price: Approx. RMB120/pp.
Who’s going: Locals… at the moment.
Good for: Casual dinner, big groups.
// 2/F, 768 Xietu Lu, by Dapu Lu 斜土路768号致远大厦2楼, 近
打浦路 (6305 1117)
doesn’t have to be turned
T
ucked into an inconspicuous building
one block away from the SML Center,
newly opened Cheung’s Restaurant
is an unpretentious place serving simple,
healthy local treats with zero artificial flavours, apparently. Ideal for those wanting a
taste of Chinese cuisine without the intense,
oily, spicy and/or MSG assault you might find
at other local eateries.
Owned by the brains behind Indian
Kitchen, this homey place focuses on “light
cooking” - less oil, no additives, that sort of
thing. Don’t expect to see the usual neon curry
sauce or MSG sweet n’ sour sauce - they’re going for a natural aesthetic here with emphasis
on ingredients.
A dish of chilled black bean sprouts
(RMB16/small, RMB26/big) proved a refreshing, light appetizer, while traditional salty
boiled peanuts (RMB16/small, RMB26/big)
were a healthier alternative to their oilier,
fried counterparts (which we admit we also
love!). Shanghainese dishes are known for be-
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Museo
Art-themed fine dining on the Bund
By Betty Richardson
O
ccupying one of the brand-spanking
new marble-walled spaces underneath Glamour Bar, Museo is a slick
new fine dining restaurant with a curious
‘art theme’ running through it at Five on the
Bund.
Not content with being a restaurant
alone, Museo is ambitiously aiming to marry
fine art with food - right in the dining room,
no less. According to their website, Museo
wants to “UNLEASH THAT INNER ARTIST
WITHIN YOU” with their “Art Jamming
Studio,” where you essentially paint at an
easel (they provide) while having afternoon
tea for RMB250. We can see this proving a
popular weekend option for those with children in the future.
The evening menu, uncharacteristically
long for a fine dining concept, has a number
of intriguing concoctions, some of which
have been given an arty twist. Starters, or
mezzanines, as Museo prefers to call them,
are named after/inspired by paintings and
artists, such as ‘Smile of Mona Lisa,’ which
is obviously a deep-fried Camembert with
cranberry sauce (duh), and ‘Picasso’s Three
Musicians’- aka soft-shell crab. Museo
lets you pick two for RMB130 or four for
RMB240.
If you’re really feeling ostentatious, flip
over to the next page of ‘premium mez-
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zanines’ (basically fancier
starters with more expensive
ingredients.) We tried ‘Van
Gogh’s cold pasta with
truffle and salmon roe’
(RMB98). To our mind the
link between Vincent Van
Gogh and a shot glass of cold
linguine seems tenuous at best, but what do
we know? Similar concerns were raised with
‘Kahlo’s pandan phicken’ (RMB85)- did
Frida like Pandan chicken? Museo is betting
you’ll never know for sure.
Somewhat surprisingly, main courses
veer towards simple classics. We tried BBQ
pork back rib (RMB190), but wished we’d
gone for chargrilled Canadian beef shortstrip (RMB275) instead, since that one
makes use of Museo’s Spanish charcoal oven,
imbuing a rich smoky flavor into the meat.
Undoubtedly our favorite was chargrilled
Australian black angus sirloin (RMB290),
served with hearty roast potatoes, Hawaiian
black lava salt, garlicky fine beans and a rich
caramel-hued red wine sauce.
Desserts also seem to have escaped the
arty treatment, focusing on favorites such as
vodka chocolate lava cake (RMB95), and a
simple vanilla cheesecake (RMB95), albeit
with a curiously Oreo-like “chocolate soil.”
Not being ones to shy away from danger, we
also tried a durian gelato (RMB35), a good
choice for thrill-seekers.
At this point we’d say Museo is a better
option for lunch rather than dinner, largely
due to their good value Executive Lunch two courses RMB200 or three for RMB250.
Basically you choose either one of the mezzanines or deserts along with a full size main
course, like the ones we mentioned here, essentially giving you the same experience but
more food, for cheaper. Similarly good value
is an Afternoon Tea Set (240 for two people),
offering around nine mini-courses of food
plus a specialty tea from Arteastiq.
Price: Approx RMB850/two people, excluding alcohol.
Who’s going: Well-heeled locals, rich
Shanghainese housewives.
Good for: Business lunch, afternoon tea
Bad for: Big groups.
// 4/F, 20 Guangdong Lu, by Zhongshan Dong Yi Lu 广东路20号
4楼, 近中山东一路
Iza
Pocket-sized sushi joint on Anfu Lu
By Monica Liau
 
I
za takes up a mysterious, pocket-sized cubbyhole on Anfu Lu, inside is a long, tight space where diners hunch against a sushi bar
or huddle around the table for four by the window. Labeling its
offerings as ‘Contemporary Japanese Cuisine,’ this small space boasts
a Japanese chef and whips up an assortment of sashimi, California
rolls, tempura and yakimono.
The real winners are in the latter option, a selection of morsels
cooked on the grill, which sizzles and smokes in a corner. Sold by
the skewer, portions are minimal but flavors impressive. Minced
chicken ball (RMB29) comes coated in a heavy, sweet braise, slightly
caramelized into an appealing crust. The same sauce is utilized atop
succulent hunks of pork belly (RMB38), char-touched tips of fat and
meat singing beneath. Grilled mackerel (RMB38), with strong, oil-rich
flesh, stands up mightily to the lick of fire and flame. The same cannot
be said for a fresh scallop (RMB24), which arrives daintily on a gold
whorled shell, but has long been beaten into submission.
As for the rest of the menu, we can only shrug. The sushi counter, to which so much space is devoted, does not seem to have its act
together. An assortment of 10 kinds of sushi (RMB128) consists of
generous cuts of salmon, giant clam, amber jack and tuna. However,
the rice tucked beneath is an insult: loosely packed, stale and lacking
in fragrance. A soft shell crab roll (RMB58) is similarly lackluster. Best
stick with sashimi options if you’re eating fish here.
For filler, a tempura basket (RMB68) comes with hearty vegetables and sweet shrimp enrobed in puffy, if slightly flaccid batter.
Asparagus with Iza sauce (RMB24) offers perfectly good, green
spears lightly poached. However, the house topping turns out be
nothing more than ribbons of mayonnaise crisscrossed over them.
Price: Approx. RMB300
Who’s going: Single diners or couples
Good for: Lunch, solo dining, casual date
// 161 Anfu Lu, by Wulumuqi Lu 安福路161号, 近乌鲁木齐路
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EAT/DRINK « on the grill
B
ack in December, Alvin Leung
earned three Michelin stars for Bo
Innovation. his fine dining restaurant in Hong Kong, becoming one of only
two self-trained chefs in the world to do so
(the other is Heston Blumenthal). An engineer until the age of 40, Leung’s pioneering
takes on Chinese cuisine earned him more
Michelin stars in London, a judge spot on the
popular TV series Masterchef Canada and
notoriety for his rebellious ways – one of his
most famous dishes is called ‘Condom on the
Beach.’ Now, the straight-shooting, self-titled
‘Demon Chef’ is taking on Shanghai. But
instead of fine dining, Leung has partnered
with new restaurant Remedy 365, overhauling the café-like menu and incorporating
elements from Traditional Chinese Medicine
(TCM), and hoping to expand to 20 restaurants in five years. Here’s what Leung has to
say.
Why have you chosen Remedy for your
Shanghai debut…
I was asked by Eu Yan Sang [one of the oldest TCM companies in the world, backing
this venture] to help build up a menu based
on health food. Wait… I wouldn’t say health
food. That sometimes touches the wrong
button for people.
I’m attempting a crossover between Chinese
medicine and cuisine. There are a lot of
Chinese dishes in which medicinal purposes
are already embedded – look at our soups so the concept of mixing medicine with food
is definitely not new. It’s something that
you should incorporate into your lifestyle to
maintain your health. So it’s a very exciting
project.
Do you think the knowledge is going out
of fashion?
I think nowadays, with modern education
and the internet, more people are turning
to alternatives when they discover certain
Western medicines or supplements have side
effects. It’s obviously not as popular as 100
years ago, when it was your only choice. But
I do not think that it’s lost. A lot of people
are taking supplement pills. And obviously
Chinese medicine is quite a bitter pill to
swallow…
Yeah, a lot of Chinese medicine doesn’t
taste very good…
Well, I never heard of medicine tasting very
good, unless it’s a morphine substitute or
something like that [laughs].But some do.
Obviously we’re doing a café where people
come to eat. And the best medicines are the
ones you don’t know you took.
My approach is to utilize any distinctive flavor in the herb that could be pleasant, and if
the taste is not pleasant, find a way to make
it so. Coffee, black, is not pleasant to a lot
of people … except me and you of course…
[Leung has had two coffees so far].
So they disguise that taste with milk and
sugar. But the coffee and caffeine is still
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Alvin Leung
Three-star Michelin chef helps the
medicine go down
BY Monica Liau
there. The same can be applied to TCM. If it
contains something pleasant – in coffee you
get the aroma, that bitterness - that attracts
your taste buds then I try to showcase that.
Can you give me an example of some
herbs you’re working with?
Ginseng, caterpillar worms, hawthorn and lot
of others that are probably not well known.
A lot of flavor problems come from the drying process. Take mountain yam. In its dry
state, it tastes like chalk. But fresh, it’s very
useful. I went to a herb factory in Dongguan
and tasted of a lot of fresh herbs before they
were processed. Some are fantastic.
You call your food at Bo Innovation
“X-treme Chinese food” – do you see this
new project as a natural progression or
departure?
Taking Chinese medicine and turning it
into a chain restaurant, isn’t extreme? Just
because there’s no condom in the dish? Just
cause I don’t make a cow pregnant?
Ha, fair point. Ever get tired of being
asked about “X-treme Cuisine”?
I don’t – it creates a certain myth around me,
which to a lot of people can be fascinating.
You never get tired of the attention, unless it’s people chasing me for money I owe
them… [chuckles] I think extreme can be
interpreted in many ways.
My philosophy is to change people’s comfort zones. Every time people see Chinese
medicine they go ewww. Taking that on, that
is also extreme. You go down the street and
walk backwards, that’s extreme. I’m not trying to go the opposite way, just another way.
That condom on the beach – ever regret
inventing the dish?
You should never regret what you do in
life, you can’t go backward in time, so it’s
not very practical to regret something. The
question you want to ask me is, would I do it
again with something else? And the answer
is 100 percent definitely, yes.
You’re not a classically trained chef, did
this help or hurt?
There are positives and negatives about that.
I started from a blank board, so I’m able to
see things from another perspective, and
that’s good because it makes you different –
but can also be a hindrance. But nowadays
with the internet you can learn techniques
in split seconds. It’s probably harder for me
to learn how to putt a golf ball than chop up
a lobster.
Any valuable lessons along the way?
I learned that an egotistical chef and a financier who couldn’t cook or and can’t eat if
his life depends on it are a bad mix. In order
to do what I do, you have to have a lot of
different skill levels – the least of which of
cooking.
You have to manage a business and get the
best out of your staff. You have to organize
things and know the differences between
profit and loss. To me, cooking is easy, you
on the grill » EAT/DRINK
can pick it up in hours. It’s harder to pick up
these other life skills.
Talking about ego, you were saying you
like the reputation and recognition…
You don’t?
No, I love it… but I don’t have three Michelin
stars and…
You’re making this like I should be guilty or
something
No, let me finish! I was going to ask how you
keep yours in check, because a lot of chefs
can’t and they fail because of it.
My wife keeps it in check, she keeps criticizing me.
The ‘Demon Chef’ moniker - you came up
with that yourself. Why?
Because I didn’t want to be named something
else. If your mother names you Chicken Liver,
then you’re stuck with it. They were calling me
‘The God Chef’ and ‘The Rock n’ Roll chef,’ and
I didn’t want that. So I decided to step in and
make myself the Demon Chef.
The Rock n’ Roll chef sounds cool. Why
don’t you want that?
Because I’m not a musician. I don’t know why
they call me the Rock n’ Roll chef. I guess be-
cause I have long hair and tattoos and break
things and whatever. I’m just saying that
Demon Chef best fits my personality and my
philosophy.
If you were to ask me “Why are you the
Rock n’ Roll chef?” I’d have nothing to say, know
what I mean? So, knowing 10 years down the
line that there may be a lot of journalists or fans
asking me that question, I was smart enough to
anticipate that and change my name…
So why the Demon Chef?
I’m a very mysterious person. People see
‘Condoms on the Beach’ and think, this guy
must be a nasty person, he’s weird, he’s probably on dope. But I’m not weird. I’m very practical and have full control of my life and my body.
Is that persona something they told you
to play up?
This is all me. I’m inspired by success and recognition which could be a very selfish inspiration. People say I want to do it for my family,
my country. It’s a very nice thing to say. Read
it in the paper a thousand times. Is that guy
really the new Jesus incarnate? Put him on
the cross and find out.
//Taste Alvin Leung’s latest creations at Remedy 365. Room
003, Building 12, 207 Mengzi Lu, by Xietu Lu蒙自路207号12号楼
003室, 近斜土路 (5386 0291)
Condoms on the Beach
Leung’s most recognition-achieving dish
resembles a used condom discarded on
a beach. “I made something with shiitake mushrooms that looked like sand
and then, in my little deformed mind, I
said, ‘I gotta do a complete U-turn here,’”
he has explained. He dips a cigar former
into a viscous pink liquid made of tapioca and yams to create a translucent
sheath, into which he injects a white
mixture of honey and Yunnan ham. He
then lays the edible prophylactic on to
his mushroom sand.
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EAT/DRINK « toaster box
Hello
treacle
British Kitchen’s
desserts for your
toaster oven
BY James Stockdale, Photos by Nicky Almasy
I
f you’ve ever been in London, you might
have heard someone say a phrase that
never fails to make me grin, “Hello treacle.” This doesn’t mean every Londoner is obsessed with the consumption of treacle tarts,
but instead, you’re witnessing, in action, one
of the most wonderful forms of slang in existence – Cockney Rhyming.
Simply put: treacle = treacle tart = sweetheart.
That being said, treacle tart (the dessert, I
mean) is altogether pretty magical. And yes,
you’ll probably note that the final size of the
tart is indeed 9 ¾ inches in width. I promise
you, it was purely accidental and nothing to
do with a certain wizard with round glasses!
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Treacle Tart Recipe
Serves 8
Pastry base
• 125 grams butter softened
• 85 grams white sugar
• 2 egg yolks
• 225 grams flour
Treacle Filling
• 90 grams bread crumbs
• 60 grams ground almonds
• 1 teaspoon ground ginger
• 1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
• 250 grams golden syrup
• 90 grams treacle
• Zest of half a lemon
• Juice of half a lemon
• 1 egg beaten
• 100 milliliters cream
Make the pastry by adding butter and
sugar to a bowl, mixing with a wooden spoon
until light and creamy in texture (around five
minutes). Carefully combine the beaten egg,
followed by the flour and mix to form a ball
of dough. Wrap dough in clingfilm (clingwrap to you Yanks) and transfer to the fridge
to rest for 30 minutes.
Preheat the oven to 160˚C. Roll the
chilled pastry to a thickness of 3 millimeters
and use to line a 25 centimeters (9 ¾ inch)
easy release tart case, pressing it gently
with your fingers into the sides whilst being careful not to stretch the pastry. Trim
off any excess pastry and line the case with
a scrunched up sheet of baking paper and
dried rice, then place in the oven for 20 minutes to blind bake the pastry.
Take the pastry case out of the oven and
remove baking paper and rice. Use a pastry
case to brush beaten egg around the inside
of the pastry, then place back in the oven for
five minutes (this will help to seal up any
holes). Remove from the oven and allow cool
for 10 minutes. Turn the oven up to 180˚C.
In a large bowl add ground almonds,
breadcrumbs, ginger and cinnamon, and mix
together until evenly combined.
Heat the golden syrup, treacle and lemon
zest in a saucepan until it begins to bubble,
then pour directly into the bowl of breadcrumbs and stir to incorporate. Add lemon
juice, egg and cream, and mix until evenly
combined.
Pour mixture into the prebaked pastry
case and place in the oven for 15 minutes,
or until the filling is set with the slightest of
wobbles in the middle. Once ready remove
from the oven and trim and allow to cool
to room temperature before serving with
a drizzle of cream, or a generous dollop of
good quality vanilla ice cream.
// The British Kitchen is a Shanghai-based company selling
tasty and honestly-made British goods for an affordable
price. Questions or recipe requests? Visit thebritishkitchen.co.
Belgian Beer Cafe joffre
Cold beer and a warm atmosphere on Donghu Lu
By betty richardson
A
t one end of leafy Donghu Lu is the
newest outpost of the Belgian Beer
Café, which serves up flagons of
reasonably priced Belgian beers and comfort
food to mixed crowds of locals and expats.
With around 60-70 franchises around the
world, and 10 in the Netherlands alone, the
Belgian Beer Cafe is a laid-back bar concept
based on the countryside Belgian Brown
Cafés popular in the early 20th century.
Hoping to become a similar hub for the local
community, this place features an outdoor
terrace for people watching and an indoor
big-screen for hosting sports events. No
doubt popular with the Shanghai Belgians
then.
Having previously worked for brewery giant
Anheuser Busch, owners Dennis and Shuhua developed a passion for Beer. “We wanted to bring
a little bit of the of Belgian beer culture we love
to our home in Shanghai,” explains Shuhua.
At the bar you’ll find the crowd pleasing
favorite, Stella Artois (RMB45, 330ml), a pleas-
antly bitter Belgian lager with a refreshing finish. As enthusiastic manager Jeroen told us, “We
installed a special pump system that ensures
our various beers are served at the correct temperature, which for a lager beer like Stella Artois
is stone cold at 3 degrees centigrade.”
As any sensible Belgian will tell you, drinking on an empty stomach is a terrible idea, thus
the Belgian Beer Café has devised a menu of
pretty generously portioned dishes designed to
be paired with beer. Trés convenient! Probably
one of the world’s favourite Belgian exports,
Organic Live Blue Steamed Moulles (RMB218
500g) was one of our favorites, along with classic Cheese Croquettes (RMB68), with approximately 75 percent emmenthal, mozzarella and
parmesan, according to Jeroen. And he would
know- he hails from Belgium’s most prominent
families of Croquette manufacturers. FACT.
We were pretty full after also sampling their
Patat Royal (RMB45) with baked ham and tartar
sauce, and their Belgian Gold Thick Cut Fries
(RMB35), which came with a lemony home-
made mayonnaise, but
ordered desert anyway so
as to sample another famous Belgian export: Chocolate. Big enough to share, the Belgian
Chocolate Mousse (RMB55) isn’t something you
might naturally pair with beer, but it did have a
small batch homemade taste that’s quite hard to
find in a restaurant.
We recommend you check out the Belgian
Beer Café during their Buy-One-Get-One-Free
Happy Hour from 2-7pm, or come for their
RMB188 brunch menu at the weekends.
Price: Approx. 250RMB pp (incl alc.)
Who’s Going: Local and expat crowds and
beer enthusiasts
Good For: Chilling, big groups,
sports TV, eating and beer
drinking
// 20 Donghu Lu, by Huaihai Zhong Lu 东湖
路20号淮海中路
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Bars
Drink
Gossip
Fumo
Euro Futurism found below Lune
By Marianna Cerini
I
n the same building as Lune, up some
stairs – or the tiniest elevator you’ll ever
be in – and set over a sleek, sexy interior,
Fumo is a new wine/cocktail/lounge bar
from the owners of UVA.
All dark wood, angular lines, plush leather sofas, and a big long bar to sit at, this place
has a pretty chic modernist vibe. The name
Fumo stands for ‘Futurismo’ (aka Futurism,
for English speakers), and it’s clear the décor
draws quite a bit of inspiration from the early 20th century Italian art movement. There
are lots of geometric prints and patterns
edging the space, and random engine parts
sporadically dotted around as ornamental
pieces. It’s all very neat and chic, part classy
joint part discreet hangout for a quiet drink
with friends.
Taking the art of boozing very seriously,
the drink menu spans wines and cocktails,
with a solid list of classic and original
concoctions. Most of the vinos come from
Italy, with prices ranging from RMB298 to
RMB3,960, and a number priced individually
by the glass, from RMB45 for a glass of Corte
Federico Chardonnay.
It was the cocktails that most impressed
us, however. A negroni (RMB70) was perfectly executed by our bartender, who earned
extra points for enquiring about our preferences of gin and vermouth combinations.
It brought us back memories of lightweight
summer suits, Ray-Ban Wayfarers, Vespas,
white jeans and tanned Italians in Capri
pants. 
A dirty martini (RMB70) delivered a
pretty strong punch, with a dash of olive
brine bringing a salty, savory note to this
all-time classic. A Manhattan (RMB70) was
equally well made and incredibly rich.
To soak up all the alcohol – and, oh boy,
did we need to after three drinks – the kitchen serves small, appetizing bites and plates
to share. Think cheese and cold cuts platters, fries and mini burgers (RMB55-98).
Proper mains like mussels, tuna steak and
Wagyu sirloin (RMB78-218) are available
for bigger appetites, though the thought of
having dinner at what’s mostly a lounge bar
didn’t particularly appeal.
The folks behind Fumo definitely know
their onions – the place has a good, hip
atmosphere while still managing to steer
away from the pretentious. We expect a
well-groomed clientele to hit up its premises
– and those nicely made libations – pretty
soon, and on a regular basis.
Price: RMB70 for cocktails, small plates between RMB55-98, mains from RMB78-218,
wine by the glass from RMB45
Who’s going: Suave looking Europeans
Good for: Casual drinks
// 3/F, 218 Xinle Lu, by Donghu Lu 新乐路218号3楼，近东湖
路 (5435 6317)
Beer garden
opening in URBN
hotel
A
ccording to owners IH Asia, their
new beer garden on Jiaozhou Lu
will be the first of its kind to debut
in Asia, let alone Shanghai. Located on the
ground floor of trendy eco-boutique URBN
hotel, ‘beergrdn’ sounds like it’s taking
resident Shanghai beer experts Dr. Beer
head on with “one of Shanghai’s most
comprehensive lists” of more than 50 international bottled beers and eight brews
on tap, including two imaginatively named
exclusive custom-made beers: ‘American
Big Busty Wheat’ and ‘Shangh-IPA.’
We’re also excited to see the ‘gourmet
hot dog stand’ that beergrdn is promising,
along with an appetizing assortment of
cured meats and cheeses from the ‘Ham
and Mozza bar,’ and focaccia bread baked
daily on-site.
Beer and hot dogs aside, beergrdn
assures us they’ll be devising plenty of
fun-filled events such as tastings, craft
brewing workshops, festivals, competitions, games, nightly DJs and even the
occasional smattering of live music. If that
wasn’t enough, they’re also installing over
60 retro arcade games and activities like
beer pong tables and darts boards and big
screens for sports and movie nights.
Hopefully opening just in time for
Oktoberfest, beergrdn sounds like it’s trying to be a lot of things - something halfway between a bar and a frat house - but
hopefully they’ll be able to pull it off and
become a worthwhile addition to the local
craft beer movement that seems to be taking the city by storm these days.
// 183 Jiaozhou Lu, near Beijing Xi Lu胶州路183号, 近北
京西路 (5153 4600)
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Nightlife
The monthly Roundup
Fine music for your nightlife diet
BY Andrew Chin
The weather may be cooling down but the clubs are getting hotter with festival after parties, birthday
celebrations and banging beats ranging from Swedish electro-house to British dark-step to Japanese nu-jazz.
October 24-25
Lola’s 4th Year
Anniversary
The Surpass Court club is ringing in their birthday with a
month full of parties featuring 9
international guest DJs. Their official anniversary weekend will
be a big one. On Friday, Disco
Deviance mastermind Dicky
Trisco teams up with Yo Drums
founder Peter Herbert for a
back-to-back set. On Saturday,
the chameleonic Ian Pooley
spins a set that covers his journey through the underground
touching on Detroit house to
Brazilian samba.
// RMB100, 10.30pm-late. Lola, Bldg 4, 570
Yongjia Lu, by Yueyang Lu 永嘉路570号4号楼,
OCT 6
DJ Dada Life
October 17-18
JZ Festival Afterparties
A couple of festival performers take over Unico. On the Friday,
Kyoto Jazz Massive plays a live set with vocalists Navasha Deva
and Vanessa Freeman. Given their name by influential BBC personality Giles Peterson, the Japanese brothers have harnessed
a groovy electro-jazz sound. DJ Kawasaki and trombonist Mio
Fujimura will join. The next night, the Berlin-based collective
Jazzanova will perform live. The band will be joined by vocalist
Paul Randolph, who was guest on their last album Funkhaus
Studio Sessions.
// Free entry, 10pm-late. Unico, 2/F, 3 Zhongshan Dong Yi Lu, by Guangdong Dong Lu 中山
东一路外滩3号2楼, 近广东路 (5308 5399)
近岳阳路 (138 1692 7970)
OCT 18
Untold
This Swedish duo has risen up
DJ Magazine’s Top 100 list, while
scoring global hits like ‘Happy
Violence.’ They frequently headline major dance festivals around
the world, causing riots in Los
Angeles and Miami, while running into trouble with the United
Nations after petitioning last year
that their fictitious nation of Dada
Land be declared a sovereign
country. They continue to bring
joyous shenanigans to the world,
soundtracking the world’s largest
pillow fight in Chicago last year.
// RMB100, 10pm-late. MYST, 1123 Yanan Zhong
Lu, by Fumin Lu 延安中路1123号, 近富民路
(6437 9999)
OCT 31
STD’s 7th Birthday
The latest Woozy offline
party features this rising
London producer, best
known for industrial beats
that touch on dubstep and
techno. He’ll be joined by
Tzu Sing, China’s ambassador of haunted acid,
for what promises to be a
trip down the dark side of
electronic music.
Yongfu Lu, by Fuxing Xi Lu 永福路5
Australia’s Sampology blends a
musical and visual experience
for a unique show that has him
labeled as an AVDJ. He’ll be
joined by STD residents Linfeng,
EL’SE, AD08, Max Shen and
Allan Marshall for a party that
will also double as a Halloween
party. Expect a packed crowd
and plenty of hi-jinks. For more
Halloween parties, see p94.
号, 近复兴西路
衡山路
// RMB60, 10pm-late. The Shelter, 5
// RMB100, 10pm-late. Arkham, 1 Wulumuqi
Lu, by Hengshan Lu 乌鲁木齐路1号，近
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COMMUNITY « wellbeing
Help when you
need it most
Lifeline Shanghai’s tenth anniversary
BY Christine Forte
I
t almost goes without saying that the adjustment to living overseas in Shanghai can be a dramatic experience for many expats
and their families. It’s a time when people often find that they
need support in ways they never did before, and it’s also a time when
they may find themselves completely without it.
Even after adjustments have been made, there are still all of the
challenges that may come up as life, well, happens. It can be difficult
to know where to turn during these times, making a free hotline service a vital resource for the international community of Shanghai.
Since the founding of confidential, anonymous helpline LifeLine
Shanghai (LLS) ten years ago, this organization has worked to connect Shanghai expats with help, information and resources when they
need it.
“LifeLine’s mission is to enhance the resilience and well-being
of Shanghai’s international community,” says Coreene Horenko, the
LLS outreach manager. “We strive to provide focused support to our
community each time the phone rings. It’s a resource for everyone:
adults, teenagers and children.”
“LifeLine is a culmination of efforts from many people, the idea
for which began in 2001,” says Debi Yohn, a counseling psychologist in private practice in Shanghai who had an instrumental role in
founding the line. She explains that the organization of the service
was based on the model of the Tokyo English Language Line in Japan.
The idea continued to evolve until the line came into operation in
2004.
Dr. Timothy Foggin, deputy medical director at International SOS,
China, was also a fundamental part of its founding. He describes how
prior to the existence of LifeLine, there was a “huge gap in care, with
family doctors at the time seeing lots of individuals and couples going
through incredibly stressful experiences. Marriages seemed to be falling apart, expat assignments were failing because of relational issues
and people had nowhere to turn.”
LifeLine Shanghai, in addition to the expanded mental health
services in the city, has made it possible for both individuals and families to get connected with psychological support when they need it.
The line is open to receive calls from 10am to 10pm and calls can be
about any kind of topic from crisis support to information resources.
“At the heart of LifeLine Shanghai are our telephone volunteers,”
says Susan Hine, medical attaché for the US Consulate. Hine is another health professional who played a vital part in founding LLS.
“Volunteers are screened carefully and receive thorough and
ongoing training to develop effective listening skills and the ability
Anniversary celebration
This month, LifeLine will host a 10th anniversary celebration to mark
its years of contribution to the international community of Shanghai.
The event will be held at Brotzeit German Bar & Restaurant on
October 18 from 12.30-3.30pm. There will be a live auction, food,
drinks and the prizes at the door. More information is available www.
lifeline-shanghai.com and on their Facebook page LifeLine Shanghai.
// LifeLine can be reached at 6279 8990. Christine Forte is a LifeLine volunteer and mental
health counselor at Balanced Heart Counseling in Shanghai. She works with adolescents,
adults and couples in both coping with challenges and developing positive habits of mind.
www.balancedheartcounseling.com
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to identify the appropriate resources for each caller. As required by
LifeLine International, they are bound by a code of conduct and a
code of ethics.”
This makes it possible for callers to feel assured that they will be
able to reliably get what they need when calling the line, whether it’s
a listening ear or a referral to a therapist.
“What LifeLine Shanghai means to me is a sense of community
and connection among the volunteer team,” says Allan McDean, LLS
program manager. “While the community may need us, we often need
each other. Callers are also provided the possibility to discuss any
topic in confidentiality and without judgment.”
Horenko agrees, “LifeLine provides a service to the community
but is also a very rewarding place to volunteer!”
Lifeline Shanghai
has made it possible
for both individuals
and families to get
connected with
psychological support
when they need it
Wellington
Academy
Sports, music and more
By jodi hwang
W
ellington College International Shanghai opened its doors
on August 25 to more than 300 students. Now they’re
reaching out to the greater community with an impressive
lineup of after school and weekend activities at their state of the art
campus.
Wellington’s Academy Program invites students from around
Shanghai to experience world-class coaching and instruction by
highly experienced teachers. Currently, the programs offered include
soccer, basketball, swimming, tennis, basketball, chess, creative writing, debating and public speaking, electronic music production and
mathematics.
To accommodate Wellington’s students, who participate in compulsory after school activities, the weekday evening academy program (for year three and up) runs from 6-7.30pm, while the Saturday
programs (year one and up) are offered from 9am-1pm depending on
the sport or class.
Former England footballer Carlton Palmer is heading up the academy program, bringing his experience setting up successful sporting
academies and running coaching programs in Dubai.
“This is a very exciting development for Wellington,” says Palmer.
“This program is a vital opportunity for the children to develop further their individual talents and interests by providing a series of
sporting, cultural and academic activities, all coached, led and taught
by experts in their chosen fields.”
Under Palmer’s direction, some impressive coaches have joined
the academy program, including ex-Crystal Palace and Bundesliga
player Wayne Butfoy for the soccer program.
Former NCAA basketball player and BSU China coach Joel
Jean-Baptiste, two-time Olympian and FINA swimming coach Alex
Miladinovski and Sean Karam, Australia tennis coach, Davis Cup
coach and former ATP player, round out the sports academy leadership.
The Academy Program began in September, but students can join
at any time. As interest grows, so will the activities on offer. Beginning
in January, additional programs will be offered in music, athletics,
dance and gymnastics.
The charge per session is RMB200 and children can join in at any
time on a pro-rated basis for the ten-week term.
// For more information or to register, email
[email protected]
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COMMUNITY « tiger father
Best days of our lives
Birth of a child better than the Melbourne Cup?
BY Trevor Marshallsea
W
hen you’re a parent, the answer
to the question “Happiest day of
your life?” becomes a no-brainer.
The day my child was born. If you have multiple kids, you’ll put all their Delivery Days,
or D-Days, in a dead tie for first. Or at least
these had better be your answers, or
you’ll get in real trouble from your
wife.
I get enough grief
as it is for not crying at either of my
children’s births. This
wouldn’t have been so
bad, but three months
after the arrival of our
first, a champion racehorse called Makybe
Diva won Australia’s
biggest race, the
Melbourne Cup, for an
unprecedented third time and I was in
floods of tears.
My defense was straightforward. In
the history of the world, lots of babies had
been born. No horse had ever won three
Melbourne Cups. It’s hard enough to win one.
My main feeling at the births of Lani,
now nine, and Evie, seven, was relief.
Nothing had gone wrong.
I was extremely happy. I don’t usually cry
when I’m happy, unlike my wife watching all
those romance movies where – as predictable as winning three Melbourne Cups is improbable – the ending usually arrives with a
man and a woman agreeing that they should
enter into a relationship.
But while the D-Days are special, it’s not
long before they’re relegated to second spot
at the top of your list. This is when you first
experience an almost spiritual joy you never
thought you would feel. I speak, of course,
of the day school resumes after summer
holidays.
The D-Days then drop one further place
each year for the next 12, until the kids leave
home at an appropriate time, which I currently see as being two to three hours after
they turn 18.
The resumption of school in Expatland
is different. Friends in Australia assumed
we’d been out buying the new books,
pencil cases, uniforms, etc. Like a lot of
expats, it was none of the above. Our
international school kids don’t need
uniforms or exercise books. The pencil is
almost a museum piece.
They use laptops, they learn via the
internet and, as if their handwriting wasn’t
bad enough, this year their desktops – and
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I mean the tops of their desks – have been
turned into whiteboards. They write (well,
scrawl) on them with big felt markers.
Mind you, for the fees paid at international schools, you should expect the best. In
fact, not to sound too colonial about it, but
the kids really should each have some sort of
manservant to tap the laptop keys for them.
The new year often brings new friends.
Expat kids tend to change friends like socks.
That’s because little friends, like mobsters,
leave the country on a regular basis. I’ve
never seen a seven-year-old turn to another
You experience an
almost spiritual joy.
I speak, of course,
of the day school
resumes after
summer holidays
and sing that old song ‘Baby, Baby Don’t Get
Hooked On Me,’ but perhaps they should.
In general, it’s funny what kids view as
important. And given their transient nature,
expat kids perhaps have more reason not to
bother with the getting-to-know-you niceties.
Ours think it’s hilarious how we adults
interact. Their impersonations of our dinner
parties consist of standing around repeating
“Hi, how you going?” and “Let’s drink coffee!”
No seven-year-old has ever asked another how they are going. Conversations are
more likely to start with the blurting out of
“I’VE GOT A BAND-AID!” or “THERE’S A NEW
DRAGON APP!”
Evie told me she had a new best friend.
When I asked something as adult-basic as
where she was from, Evie had to think
long and hard. Finally she said India.
My mind was full of exotic ideas,
of magnificent dinner parties and
conversations with the parents about Ghandi and
cricket.
Then I met the friend. She had blonde
hair and blue eyes, and sounded more from
Manchester than Mumbai. It turned out she
had lived in India for a time.
Still, it’s nice that kids couldn’t care less
where their friends are from. It doesn’t yet
enter their heads whether their friends are,
say, from a pub culture, from a place whose
sense of humor matches theirs, or from
a place where people go to the beach at
6.00am to reserve their sun lounge.
These things aren’t important to kids.
What’s important are Furbies, and how to
get them. Our kids were flatly denied by their
parents. We saw Furbies as an annoying,
talking, furry toy that required an appropriate iPad app for optimal use.
This was a mere speed bump for our
seven-year-old. Evie was taken shopping for
Lani’s birthday present, not by us, but by her
aunt. And guess what she convinced the aunt
to buy?
We now have a Furby in our house that’s
not only capable of speech but, judging by
the creepy way it bursts to life at any given
moment, is probably also capable of murdering us in our sleep.
I’ll bet the plot to acquire it was
hatched in
the school
playground,
perhaps with a
friend who was or
was not Indian. The
child’s mind is truly an
intriguing place. I love
studying it at close range.
Then I also love when
it goes back to school.
// Trevor Marshallsea was a foreign correspondent in Beijing
in the 1990s and returned a decade later, this time around he
stays at home to grow the kids. Read more of his domestic
adventures at www.thetigerfather.com
healh» COMMUNITY
Third Culture Kids
Children adjusting to new environments
W
By Peshali Fernando
ith increased globalization and
work opportunities overseas,
more and more families are moving abroad with their children. Third culture
kids is a term used to identify children who
are raised in a culture outside of their parents’ culture for a significant part of their
developmental years. Research shows that
TCKs can make successful transitions, feel at
home anywhere, and have a strong sense of
belonging to new environments. However,
TCKs can also experience stressful situations
and adjustment problems related to moving,
along with normal developmental stresses.
Positive aspects of being a TCK:
• Opportunities to mix with children and
families of diverse backgrounds
• Ability to become bilingual or multilingual
• Travel and experiencing other cultures
• Opportunities to learn to handle change
• Better acceptance of diversity
• The chance to develop adaptation skills by
accepting new challenges
What causes adjustment problems?
• Normal development issues
• N
ew environmental factors, including new
cities and new cultural expectations – feeling overwhelmed and unsure of how to
navigate new environments
• Non-welcoming attitudes from peers
• Parents’ outlook on moving to new locations and how parents navigate challenges
brought by moving
• Loss of family and friends
• Unfavorable comparison of two environments
Key tips:
• Consider the moving a positive step
• Parents can take initiative to get to know
families in their neighborhoods and other
social settings – these are good meeting
places if you have young children
• Encourage children to join sports teams,
attend social activities organized by
schools, and explore new friendships
• Use Skype and social media to stay connected to loved ones
• Use websites and blogs to exchange ideas/
learn about life in new environments
• P
lay, laugh, and eat meals together as a
family as much as possible. This gives
children a secure feeling about being in a
new place and helps increase their selfconfidence
• Involve children, communicate with them
about settling in, encourage them to voice
their own ideas, and set new house rules
together. If you have older children, set
expectations for “freedom” by agreeing on
boundaries/rules
• If you and your partner/spouse are experiencing adjustment issues, avoid discussing
them when children are present
Parents need to be vigilant about behavior
changes in their children and seek support in
a timely manner if issues arise. Mental health
professionals are trained to assist by offering
tools and providing psychological support to
cope with stressful situations.
// Peshali Fernando is a Clinical Psychotherapist at Shanghai
United Family Hospital and Clinics.
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Events
Pick of six art exhibitions
Gérard Rancinon and Caroline Gaudriault - Trilogy of
the Moderns
Until Nov 2. Shanghai Himalayas Museum, No 1, Lane 1188, Fangdian Lu, by
Meihua Lu 浦东芳甸路1188弄1号, 近梅花路 (5033 9801)
Contemporary Photography in China, 2009-2014
Until Oct 14. Minsheng Art Museum, Bldg F, 570 Huaihai Xi Lu, by Kaixuan Lu淮
海西路570号F座, 近凯旋路 (6282 8729)
A Historical retrospective on sanitary
revolution
Xiao Jiang
Until Oct 19. Vanguard Gallery, A204, Bldg 4, 50 Moganshan Lu, by Changhua
Lu 莫干山路50号4A-204, 近昌化路 (6299 3523)
Until December 10. Roca
Shanghai Gallery, 1/F, 396 Caoxi
Bei Lu, by Nandan Lu 漕溪北路
396号汇智大厦一楼, 近南丹路
(3368 8822)
Subodh Gupta
Until Oct 26. Arario
Gallery, 1-2, 320 Tianping
Lu, by Hengshan Lu 天平
路 320弄 1-2号, 近衡山路
(135 0193 5417)
Essence of i
Until Oct 30. LWH Gallery, Rm 102, Bldg 14, 50 Monganshan Lu, by
Changhua Lu 莫干山路50号14号楼1楼, 近昌化路 (187 0171 7975)
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Events
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nightlife
OCT 1
OCT 3&6
ARTS
COMMUNITY
Walks: Revolutionary Shanghai
Historic Shanghai leads this special
tour visiting some of the sites that
played a part in shaping modern day
China, with insights into major players and former Shanghai residents
like Sun Yat-sen, Chiang Kai-shek and
Mao Zedong.
RMB200, 10am-noon. For location
details, RSVP info@historic-shanghai.
com.
Festival: International Music
Fireworks Festival
This annual event mixes an international fireworks competition with
music, while serving as the closing
ceremony for the Shanghai Tourism
Festival.
RMB70-260, 6-10pm. Century Park,
1001 Jinxiu Lu, by Fangdian Lu 浦东
锦绣路1001号, 近芳甸路 (www.shfireworks.org/en)
NIGHTLIFE
OCT 4
Gigs: Theo Croker
The Afro-Physicist is back for a visit
and a night of cosmic funk.
RMB50, 10.30pm-late. JZ Club, 46
Fuxing Xi Lu, by Yongfu Lu 复兴西路46
号, 近永福路 (6431 0269)
Party: Maxime Douglas
The latest Footprints Sessions features the French techno producer,
turning heads for hype tracks like
‘Noemie.’
RMB60-100, 10pm-late. Arkham, 1
Wulumuqi Lu, by Hengshan Lu 乌鲁木
齐路1号, 近衡山路
Party: Fedde Le Grand
This Top 100 DJs Festival pre party
features the Dutch house producer
who’s made the list’s Top 30 five
years in a row.
RMB100 (presale), 11pm-late. MYST,
1123 Yanan Zhong Lu, by Fumin Lu 延
安中路1123号, 近富民路
OCT 1-5
ARTS
Dance: Swan Lake
Matthew Vaughn’s award-winning
adaptation of the classic, primarily
features males. Check out our feature
on the show at www.thatsmags.com.
RMB450-880pm, 7.15pm-late. Shanghai
Culture Square, 36 Yongjia Lu, by
Maoming Nan Lu 黄浦区永嘉路36号, 近
茂名南路 (www.smartshanghai.com/
smartticket)
OCT 2-4
ARTS
Festival: 2014 Parmigiani Shanghai
Jazz Walk
The holiday jazz festival is headlined
by three-time Grammy winner Dee
Dee Bridgewater, English jazz singer
Anthony Strong and Chinese rock
legend Cui Jian.
RMB150-220, 2-9pm. Pudong Binjiang
Financial Square, 15 Lujiazui Dong Lu,
by Shibo Dadao 陆家嘴东路15号陆家
嘴中心绿地, 近世纪大道 (400 610 3721,
en.damai.cn)
OCT 3
NIGHTLIFE
ARTS
OCT 3
DJ Ravin
Buddha Bar is a Parisian institution, known for its loungey electronic beats.
As one of the club’s resident spinners, DJ Ravin has spread the love around
with his chill take on world music beats.
Could you foresee Buddha Bar’s success?
Yes, because the concept was brand new. It had a unique atmosphere with
candles and a huge Buddha inside – a place with a lot of soul. At the time,
people were becoming more attracted to Buddhism, so it was the perfect
time. That, with the music made it successful. I was travelling a lot and people would always ask me about the music there. It really became an institution because of the quality and uniqueness. People were coming to France
to visit the Eiffel Tower and Buddha Bar.
How did the sound develop?
The owners liked chill music, but because the atmosphere was really ethnic,
we started to produce and compile world music in our style. The music really brings out a lot of emotions, especially romantic ones. People were really amazed by it because they hadn’t heard it before.
What music are you digging these days?
I’m listening a lot to the German scene because they’re very focused on
deep and tech house. They do really slow house grooves and it’s a fresh
sound, as I’m getting a little bored with this EDM commercial stuff. I’m also
following a lot of labels in Greece, Copenhagen and Denmark.
What can people expect from your set?
I honestly don’t know. It’s all improvised. I will arrive at Salmos Lounge,
check out the place and feel what the crowd needs. I think Shanghai’s more
into deep house, something mellow with soulful vocals, but it depends on
the crowd. Whenever I play, I just go into the DJ booth, put on my headphones and start to play.
// RMB80-150, 10pm-late. Salmos Lounge, 6/F, No. 1818, 1788 Square, Nanjing Xi
Lu, by Huashan Lu 南京西路1818号1788广场6楼, 近华山路 (135 6473 5503)
Party: DJ Chris Lake
The Scottish house DJ and producer
has been turning heads with energetic productions and an innovative
sound that’s won over high-profile
fans like Pete Tong and Sasha.
Free entry, 10pm-late. M1NT, 24/F, 318
Fuzhou Lu, by Hankou Lu 福州路318号
高腾大厦24层, 近汉口路 (6391 2811)
Party: Misloop
The Lose Your Face crew welcomes
one of the city’s rising DJs, Misloop.
She’s on the Rankadank label and
just released her Last Train to London
mixtape through Vice. Jode & Joi
support.
Free entry, 10pm-late. Lune, 218 Xinle Lu,
by Donghu Lu 新乐路218号, 近东湖路
OCT 3-4
ARTS
Circus: Russian State Circus
Get a slice of Eastern Europe when
the former state circus arrives to
Shanghai bringing a spectacle that
includes clowns, jugglers, acrobats
and animal acts.
RMB100-380, 2.30pm and 7.30pm (Fri).
Shanghai Grand Stage, 1111 Caoxi Bei
Lu, by Ciyun Lu 漕溪北路1111号, 近慈
云路 (400 610 3721, en.damai.cn)
Concerts: Julia Bushkova
This Moscow-born violin virtuoso will
be joined by multi-award winning
pianist Arsenty Kharitonov.
RMB50-300, 7.45pm. Shanghai Oriental
Art Centre, 425 Dingxiang Lu, by
Yingchun Lu 丁香路425号, 近世纪大道
(400 610 3721, en.damai.cn)
EAT/DRINK
Feast: Organic BBQ
Enjoy a healthy feast at the Pudong
organic farm. Pick seasonal vegetables during the day and enjoy a
sumptuous barbecue in the evening
with everything from Taiwanese
sausage to Australian beef, as well
as plenty of vegetarin options. Limit
of 30 and guests are welcome to
bring their own BBQ stoves, drinks
and food.
RMB30 entry fee (free for BIOFarm
members) and RMB150 BBQ fee
(RMB50 for children under 130cm
height), 1.30-7pm. BIOFarm, 8019
Chuansha Lu, by Nongchang Lu 川沙
路8019号, 近农场路 (5858 9853, www.
biofarm.cn)
NIGHTLIFE
Gigs: Kerman Flamenco Guitar
Band
The popular Chinese guitarist and
singer leads his group through a mix
of Uygr traditional sounds with flamenco techniques.
RMB60-80, 8.30pm-late. On Stage, A2101, Red Town, 570 Huaihai Xi Lu, by
Hongqiao Lu 淮海西路570号红坊艺术文
化社区A2-101室, 近虹桥路 (6431 1075)
Gigs: The Randy Abel Stable
The Beijing favorites specialize in
American country.
RMB50, 9.30pm. Yuyintang, 851
Kaixuan Lu, by Yan’an Xi Lu 凯旋路851
号,近延安西路口 (5237 8662)
Party: Golden Glamour Party
It’s all gold everything from the cocktails to the dresscode to the music
mix of solid gold hits. Best outfits
win a prize.
Free entry, 9pm. Glamour Bar, 6/F, Five
on the Bund, 20 Guangdong Lu, by
Zhongshan Dong Yi Lu 广东路20号, 外
滩五号6楼, 近中山东一路 (6350 9988,
[email protected])
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OCT 4-6
OCT 7
OCT 8
ARTS
ARTS
NIGHTLIFE
Festival: Simple Life
The popular Taiwanese festival brings
pop favorites like A-Mei, Hebe and
Zhan Zhenyue for their Shanghai
edition.
RMB230-280/day, RMB600/three-day
pass, 1-11pm. Expo Garden Park, Shibo
Dadao, by Zhoujiadu Lu 浦东世博大道
世博公园, 近周家渡路
Vienna Boys Choir Concert
The world renowned choir plays a
pair of shows in the city. Thei afternoon concert features a repertoire
that stretches from Strauss to the
Beatles, with a special rendition of
Teresa Teng’s ‘The Moon Represents
My Heart.’ In the evening, they’ll serenade the Grand Ballroom at Pudong
Shangri-la. Guests are encouraged
to wear pink to support More than
Aware’s cancer awareness program
with 15 percent of the evening’s proceeds going to the charity.
RMB80-580, 2-4pm. Shanghai Oriental
Art Center, 425 Dingxiang Lu, by
Yingchun Lu 丁香路425号, 近世纪大道
RMB400 (RMB200 for children),
6.30-9pm. Pudong Shangri-La East,
Pudong Shangri-La, 33 Fucheng Lu, by
Mingshang Lu 浦东新区富城路33号, 近
名商路
Gigs: Guitar China 14th Anniversary
Party
Neil Zaza, Jose De Castro, Jibin and
more share a bill praising the sixstring hammer of the gods.
Free entry, 7.30pm. MAO Livehouse,
3/F, 308 Chongqing Nan Lu, by Jianguo
Zhong Lu 重庆南路308号, 近建国中路
OCT 5
ARTS
Concerts: Wellington International
Ukulele Orchestra
This New Zealand group takes a
humorous approach to the ukulele
while still impressing with their musicianship. Expect heavenly harmonies
and outrageous costumes.
RMB80-380, 7.30-9pm. Shanghai
Daning Theatre, 1222 Pingxingguan
Lu, by Lingshi Lu 平型关路1222号, 近灵
石路 (131 6726 1837, info@nzyinyue.
com)
NIGHTLIFE
Gigs: Goushen
The Shanghai hard rock standouts team up with Round Eye and
Dirtyfingers for what promises to be
a snotty and rocking time.
RMB60 (with CD), 9pm. Yuyintang, 851
号, 近延安西路 (5237 8662)
OCT 5-6
COMMUNITY
Convention: Khan Khon
This celebration of all things gaming
features tournaments and exclusive
sales.
RMB58-100, 10am-9pm. M2, 4/F Hong
Kong Plaza, 283 Huaihai Zhong Lu, by
Huangpi Nan Lu 淮海中路283号香港广
场4楼, 近黄陂南路 (www.khankon.com)
NIGHTLIFE
Films: The House of Whipcord
Sub-Cinema screens the 1974 psychological horror film about a French
model tapped at a country estate ran
by a sadistic ex-reform school matron
mother.
Free entry (with popcorn), 8pm-late.
DADA, 115 Xingfu Lu, by Fahuazhen
Lu 幸福路115号, 近法华镇路 (150 0018
2212)
Gigs: Hogan
The Irish trio recently topped their
country’s iTune charts with their
energetic and melodic pop-punk.
They’re becoming Mainland favorites playing the MIDI Festival and
Strawberry Festival in recent years.
RMB40, 9pm. Yuyintang, 851 Kaixuan
Lu, by Yan’an Xi Lu 凯旋路851号, 近延
安西路 (5237 8662)
Gigs: Taragana Pyjarama
The Danish electronic artist has won
praise from Pitchfork and Spin and
will be joined indietronica act Feel
Freeze.
Free entry, 9pm-late. Yuyintang, 851
号, 近延安西路 (5237 8662)
OCT 9
NIGHTLIFE
Gigs: Dead Shape Figure
The Finnish death-metal favorites hits
up Yuyintang as part of their neartwo month tour across the Mainland.
RMB60 (with CD), 9pm. Yuyintang, 851
号, 近延安西路 (5237 8662)
OCT 10
EAT/DRINK
Talk: Wines from Veneto & Alto
Adige
Mila Dorosh of ASC Fine Wines leads
this M Wine Talk focusing on the diversity of northern Italy wine regions
Amarone, Soave and Prossecco.
RMB138 (with tasting), 7-8.30pm. M
on the Bund, 7/F, Five on the Bund, 20
Guangdong Lu, by Zhongshan Dong
Yi Lu 广东路20号, 外滩五号7楼, 近中山
东一路 (6350 9988, [email protected])
arts
OCT 6
ARTS
Music: Carslbro Drummer Festival
MAO Livehouse will be pounding
when the drum company holds their
inaugural festival and competition.
Free entry, 1.30-10pm. MAO Livehouse,
NIGHTLIFE
Gigs: Cedric Hanriot
The French pianist and composer has
worked with Herbie Hancock and
leads his electro-groove group to the
JZ Club.
Free entry, 9.30pm-late. JZ Club, 46
号, 近永福路 (6431 0269)
Gigs: No Square Quartet
The Swiss group has played festivals
around the world and harnessed
their modern take on bebop over
eight albums.
化社区A2-101室, 近虹桥路 (6431 1075)
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OCT 5-6
Budweiser STORM Festival
The EDM megafestival returns for a second year, expanding across the West
Bund area to include three stages. Headliner Avicci is out due to medical reasons, but the organizers have replaced the super Swede with pop star Ke$ha.
The ‘We Die Young’ singer will be joined by a lineup of dance music superstars like Afrojack, Dash Berlin and the Mainland debut of Axwell ^ Ingrosso,
two thirds of Swedish House Mafia. For more information, read our feature
on the festival at www.thatsmags.com.
// RMB390-490/day or RMB680/two-day pass, 2pm-late. Xuhui Binjiang, Dongan
Lu, by Longteng Dadao Dongan Lu, by Longteng Dadao 东安路, 近龙腾大道
(www.a2storm.cn)
NIGHTLIFE
Burlesque: Welcome to the Lair
The Pearl goes back to its Chinatown
roots with a night of world class
burlesque, contortionists, aeriliasts
and dark sensual fetishists. One night
only.
RMB150-200, 8pm-late. The Pearl, 471
Zhapu Lu, by Wujin Lu 乍浦路471号, 近
武进路 (137 6488 9962)
Gigs: Ally Kerr
The Scottish singer-songwriter has
released records on Spanish indie
powerhouse Elefant Records while
increasing his Asian fanbase through
frequent tours in the area.
RMB80-100, 8pm-late. QSW Culture
Center, 179 Yichang Lu, by Jiangning
Lu 宜昌路179号, 近江宁路
Gigs: Schecter Masters Tour
The guitar company is touring across
China with a group of fearsome fretsmen including seven-string virtuoso
Jeff Loomis, YouTube sensation
Keith Merrow and Japanese favorite
Kobayashi Shinichi. Ego Fall and
Zhoukun support.
Free entry, 7.30pm. MAO Livehouse,
Party: Gunne & Zuckermann
The Leibensfreude Records bosses
peddle cool groove Berlin house and
techno as part of their Asia tour.
Free entry, 10pm-late. DADA, 115
Xingfu Lu, by Fahuazhen Lu 幸福路115
号, 近法华镇路 (150 0018 2212)
Party: Zimmer
The Parisian DJ is known for feelgood sets that touches on the ecstatic side of house.
RMB80 (with shot), 10pm-late. Arkham,
1 Wulumuqi Lu, by Hengshan Lu 乌鲁
木齐路1号, 近衡山路
OCT 11
ARTS
Books: The Berkshire Dictionary of
Chinese Biography
Kerry Brown delves into 5,000 years
of Chinese history by collecting
stories of over 100 key Chinese personalities. It’s the first comprehensive
Chinese biographical direction since
1989.
RMB75 with drink (RMB20 for students), 4pm. M on the Bund, 7/F, Five
[email protected])
Concerts: Warren Mailley-Smith
The award-winning pianist is regularly invited to perform at Buckingham
Palace for the Royal Family. He’s performed solo at New York’s Carnegie
Hall and London’s Wigmore Hall.
RMB80, 7.30-9.30pm. Shanghai City
Theatre, 4889 Dushi Lu, by Mingdu Lu
都市路4889号, 近名都路 (5416 8975,
www.shcitytheatre.cn)
COMMUNITY
Charity: Care for orphans with cleft
palates
Local do-gooders BEAN are organizing a volunteer day to hang with orphaned infants at Shanghai Healing
Home. The organization’s mission is
Events
OCT 15
nightlife
to assist Chinese Children’s Welfare
Institute to pre- and post-surgical
care to abandoned babies with surgically correctible deformities.
12.45-3pm. RSVP by e-mailing [email protected] with “Care for
Orphans – Oct 11” in the subject.
LIFE/STYLE
Market: The Hang Out
Sandy Chu’s monthly night market
mixes indie shopping and networking.
Free entry, 8pm-late. DADA, 115 Xingfu
Lu, by Fahuazhen Lu 幸福路115号, 近法
华镇路 (150 0018 2212)
NIGHTLIFE
Gigs: Clean Boys
The Danish punk group return to
Harley’s after smashing it up five
years ago. They’re back with a new
album as part of their 14-date China
tour. Loudspeaker, Dirty Fingers and
PVA open.
RMB60, 9pm-late. Harley’s, 265
Nandan Dong Lu, by Caoxi Lu 南丹东
路265号, 近漕溪路 (ratonmonthly@
hotmail.com)
Party: Spotlight Artist Series Vol. 1
This new monthly series focuses on
top Chinese DJs across the country,
featuring one Shanghai favorite and
a guest from across the country. 200
mixtape CDs featuring the artists involved will be available at each party.
RMB50 (free entry if RSVP at [email protected]), 10pm-late.
LOgO, 298 Xingfu Lu, by Pingwu Lu 幸
福路298号, 近平武路
Party: SCNTST
The Boys Noize producer has established a unique sound that mixes
moody hip-hop beats with kinetic
electro. His productions have garnered attention around the world.
Heady stuff for the 21-year-old
German who will perform a live set.
SCNTST, R3, EL’SE and ADO8 support.
Two-for-one beers before midnight.
RMB80, 10pm-late. Arkham, 1
Party: Punani Rocks
Velvet Robot leads this popular
monthly that focuses on the darker
side of electronic and post-punk.
号, 近法华镇路 (150 0018 2212)
OCT 12
ARTS
Concerts: Musical Island Boys
The world-champion barbershop
quartet dazzle with their vocals and
showmanship.
RMB60-80, 7.30-9pm. Shanghai Daning
Theatre, 1222 Pingxingguan Lu, by
Lingshi Lu 平型关路1222号, 近灵石路
(131 6726 1837, www.nzyinyue.com)
Concerts: Eason Chan
The Hong Kong megastar brings
his Eason’s Life concert to Hongkou
Soccer Stadium.
RMB280-1,680, 7.30pm. Hongkou
Football Stadium, 444 Dong Jiangwan
Lu, by Sichuan Bei Lu 东江湾路444号, 近
四川北路 (400 610 3721, en.damai.cn)
OCT 15-17
Pavel Shubskiy
Gigs: Michael Angelo
The former shredder of 1980s metal
group Nitro and guitar teacher to
Rage Against the Machine’s Tom
Morello comes to town as part of his
Hands Without Shadows China tour.
化社区A2-101室, 近虹桥路 (6431 1075)
OCT 25-26
DAFF Fall
The latest edition of DAFF takes over the giant blue warehouse at the West
Bund, mixing a marketplace showcasing China’s creative scene, fashion and
music shows as well as food and drink pop-ups from Shanghai’s top eateries. The organizers The Ice Cream Truck have taken inspiration from This
is the House that Jack Built, creating an environment that rewards curious
wandering around. There’s also an online contest inviting people to respond
to what the keywords ‘air’, ‘silence’, ‘dirt’, ‘movement’ and ‘color’ means to
them, with entries welcome at their daff.tictcreative.com/create-more website. Attendees on Saturday won’t want to miss the always wild after party
that’s taking over a nearby warehouse starting at 10pm.
// RMB20, 2-10pm. 2350 Longteng Ave, by Longyao Rd 龙腾大道2350号, 近龙耀
路 (daff.tictcreative.com)
LIFE/STYLE
Race: Sky Marathon
This annual race up to the 100th
floor of the Shanghai World Financial
Center returns. It’s 2,726 steps to the
fire escape.
RMB200/person (walking), RMB250/
person (running), 7.30am-late.
Shanghai World Financial Center, 100
Shibo Dadao, by Dongtai Lu 浦东世纪
大道11号, 近东泰路
Run: Gucun Park
It’s the second in Shanghai Running’s
park series. There’s a 5K, 10K and
half-marathon option with youth 5K
and team races available. Prizes go to
the top three boys and girls in each
race. Race entry closes on Oct 9 and
race registration closes at 9.30am.
RMB200, 8.30am-2.30pm. Gucun Park,
1 Huandao Lu, by Zhenhutai Lu 宝山区
环岛路1号, 近沪太路 (www.shanghairunning.com)
NIGHTLIFE
Gigs: Erica Mou
The Italian singer-songwriter makes
her Mainland debut.
RMB80-100, 8.30pm-late. QSW Culture
OCT 12-14
NIGHTLIFE
Gigs: David Biney
The veteran sax-man introduces his
new quintet that plays infectious
grooves that mix the electronic and
eclectic found on his latest record
Anacapa.
RMB70-120, 9.30pm-late. JZ Club, 46
号, 近永福路 (6431 0269)
OCT 13-14
NIGHTLIFE
Gigs: Nicola Lancerotti Quartet
The double-bassist leads this quartet
that features two saxophonists in
pure improvisation.
RMB60-80, 8pm-late. On Stage, A2101, Red Town, 570 Huaihai Xi Lu, by
化社区A2-101室, 近虹桥路 (6431 1075)
OCT 13-19
COMMUNITY
Fair: Shanghai French Week
The French Embassy and the
Huangpu Tourist Bureau will be
bringing French culture to Shanghai
once again during the 13th annual
Shanghai French Week. Open to the
public, anyone can get a taste of
French cheese, chocolate, baguette
and more. A retrospective exhibition
of 50 years of Sino-French Diplomatic
relations will be presented on the
scene in celebration.
Free entry, 11am-7.30pm. Yangdang Lu,
by Huaihai Zhong Lu 雁荡路步行街, 近
淮海中路 (www.shanghaifrenchweek.
com)
OCT 14
NIGHTLIFE
Films: The Blob
This 1999 remake of the monster
horror classic stars a pre-Johnny
Drama Kevin Dillon.
2212)
Gigs: Diego Amador Group
The Spanish pianist was the youngest member of a legendary flamenco
group led by his older brothers
before moving into more modern
sound territory. Li Xiaochuan guests
on Oct 17.
Free entry (Wed-Thu), RMB50 (Fri),
10.30pm-late. JZ Club, 46 Fuxing Xi Lu,
by Yongfu Lu 复兴西路46号, 近永福路
(6431 0269)
Gigs: Tribal Trip – The Herdsman
Band
This group specializes in traditional
Yunan music that’s also in tune with
modern pop. They’ve become festival
favorites across the Mainland.
化社区A2-101室, 近虹桥路 (6431 1075)
OCT 16
ARTS
Books: Juan Gabriel Vasquez
This M Liteary Lunch features the
Colombian author behind magical
realist bestseller The Sound of Things
Falling and award-winners The
Informers and The Secret History of
Costaguna.
RMB188 (with three-course lunch),
noon-2pm. M on the Bund, 7/F, Five
[email protected])
NIGHTLIFE
Party: Voltage Divider
NYU professor Ben Bacon curates
this monthly party focusing on experimental electronic music made on
homemade synths and gear.
号, 近法华镇路 (150 0018 2212)
Party: Trickski
The German duo has harnessed a
slamming sound that moves between
deep and jacking house to cosmic
techno.
RMB50, 10.30pm-late. Lola, Bldg 4, 570
Yongjia Lu, by Yueyang Lu 永嘉路570号
4号楼, 近岳阳路 (138 1692 7970)
OCT 17
COMMUNITY
Talk: Unravelling Mysteries Beyond
Earth
NASA’s lead systems engineer Tracy
Drain gives a talk about the Juno
Mission to Jupiter, revealing some of
the insights she’s uncovered about
the universe.
Free entry, 7-9pm. International
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LIFE/STYLE
School, 999 Mingyue Lu, by Yunshan
Lu 明月路999号, 近云山路 (5899
0380)
NIGHTLIFE
Gigs: Cara Dillon
The Irish folk singer has won
numerous awards and is back in
Shanghai.
RMB150-200, 8pm-late. QSW Culture
Party: Lefto
As one of Europe’s most versatile
tastemakers, the Belgian DJ is
known for wild sets that switch
smoothly from hip hop to future
bass to wild African rhythms. He’ll
be joined by Tony Snark and DJ
Hojo of Seattle’s forward thinking
Customs music collective, as well
as local favorites SSoSO, Yeti B and
VJ NY.
RMB80, 10pm-late. Arkham, 1
Wulumuqi Lu, by Hengshan Lu 乌鲁
Party: Taxi
Shanghai Studio’s muscular performers will slowly take disrobe
from their taxi uniforms while DJ
Bing plays hotter beats.
RMB50 (with drink), 9pm. Shanghai
Studio, No.4, 1950 Huaihai Zhong Lu,
by Xingguo Lu 淮海中路1950弄4号,近
兴国路 (6283 1043)
OCT 17-18
ARTS
Festival: Zhujiajiao Watertown
Music Festival
This annual folk and world music
festival features Canada’s Les Tireux
d’Roches and Sagapool, folkies
Zhang Wu, indie rock goups like
Toy Captain and drum collective
Jamala.
RMBTBA, 11am-9pm. Zhujiajiao
Water Village, 24 Xihu Jie Qingpu
district 青浦区西湖街24号 (www.zjjwwmf.com)
OCT 17-19
EAT/DRINK
Festival: The Wine 100 Festival
This massive wine festival features
only award-winning importers and
presenters for a weekend of wine
celebrations. That’s three non-stop
shopping days, 30 trade parties 120
wines from the finest 100 wineries
from 12 countries. There will also
be a live DJ laser paty at night with
a special guest at the food and
wine pairing class.
RMB100-300, 10am-10pm (noon-12pm on Oct 17). Jing’an Kerry Center,
1515 Nanjing Xi Lu, by Changde Lu 静
安区南京西路1551号嘉里中心, 近常德
路 (yoopay.cn/event/bestbuy-)
OCT 18
ARTS
Concert: Yuri Termikanov &
Saint Petersburg Philharmonic
Orchestra
One of Russia’s oldest orchestras
perform a program heavy on
Tchaikovsky, led by conductor
Termikanov, who was the first
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Derosa. Pick up your pens and sketch
away at this show that features a tree
love theme.
RMB100, 6-9pm. 390 Bar, 390 Panyu Lu,
by Fahuazhen Lu 番禺路390号, 近法华
镇路 (2124 9854)
Gigs: Brandt Brauer Frick
The German trio makes electronic
dance music with acoustic instruments, amassing a global fanbase
through records like You Make Me
Real.
RMBTBA, 9pm-late. On Stage, A2101, Red Town, 570 Huaihai Xi Lu, by
化社区A2-101室, 近虹桥路 (6431 1075)
nov 2
Shanghai International Marathon
After last year’s smog fest, the Shanghai International Marathon has moved
up a month. Over 30,000 people will meet at the start line at Chen Yi Square
at the Bund before setting off and finishing up at Shanghai Stadium. There
are a few other race options with the 10km run ending at Fuxing Park and
the mini-marathon capping off at Jing’an Park.
// RMB100 (mini-marathon or 10km run), RMB150 (half marathon), RMB200
(full marathon), 7am-1pm. Starts at Chen Yi Square Zhongshan Dong Yi Lu, by
Nanjing Dong Lu 中山东一路, 近南京路 (400 196 2002, www.shmarathon.com)
Russian artist to perform in the
United States post-Soviet Union.
Award-winning cellist Dimitri
Maslennikov guests.
RMB80-1,680, 7.30-10pm. Shanghai
Oriental Art Center, 425 Dingxiang
Lu, by Yingchun Lu 丁香路425号, 近世
纪大道
COMMUNITY
Charity: River of Hearts Sorting
Party
The flagship event for Community
Center Shanghai’s outreach program
invites people to prepare donations
for shipping, packing and loading
onto tucks to ship to needy communities across China. A bazaar will
also e run featuring tasty crepes, the
latest of their fundraising initiatives.
Volunteers are welcome.
Free entry, 9am-4pm. SMIC Private
School Pudong Lane 19, Qingtong Lu,
by Guanglan Lu 青桐路19号, 近广兰路
([email protected])
Festival: SAS 20th Annual
International Fair 2014
The Shanghai American School Puxi’s
annual fair typically draws over 5,000
attendees for activities like their Used
Book Sale and Pumpkin Patch, market place, family friendly games like
bouncy castles, international food
market and entertainment anchored
by student bands.
RMBTBA, 11am-4pn. Shanghai
American School – Huacao Town, 258
Jin Feng Lu, by Minbei Lu 诸翟镇金丰路
258号, 近闵北路 (ptsa.pxui@saschina.
org)
Family: Shanghai Mama’s 8th
Annual Party
The community group celebrates
at with a relaxing day of live music,
raffles, family activities and delicious
food.
RMB80 (RMB50 for kids), 10am-4pm.
Intercontinental Shanghai Expo, 118
Xueye Lu, by Shibo Dadao 浦东雪野路
1188号, 近世博大道 (www.shanghaimamas.org)
Walk: Forgotten Shanghai
Serbian journalist Katya Knyazeva
leads this Shanghai Flaneur walk that
delves into the city’s history fom its
time as a merchant city focusing on
the area known as the Old City.
RMB300/person (RMB50 discount for
additional person, RMB180/students)
10am-1pm. Meet at Confucius Temple,
215 Wenmiao Lu, by Zhonghua Lu 文
庙路215号, 近中华路 (138 1892 2040,
[email protected])
EAT/DRINK
Class: Culinary Academy
Executive Chef Tobias Pfister leads
this monthly cooking class that focuses on Hairy Crab Festival dishes with
Shang-High Chef Frank Hu lending
a hand. RMB98 kid’s cooking class
available from 3-4pm.
RMB198 with 15 percent service charge
(with three course-lunch for adults),
11.30am-3pm. Jumeirah Himalayas
Hotel, 1108 Meihua Lu, by Fangdian Lu
梅花路1108号, 近芳甸路 (3858 0728,
[email protected])
OCT 18
LIFE/STYLE
Run: Electric Run
The world’s premier nighttime run
experience comes to Shanghai,
integrating LED lights and bumping
sounds from MUSE’s top DJ for a oneof-a-kind marathon.
RMBXX, 4.30-10pm. Xuhui Binjiang,
2350 Longteng Didao, by Longyao Lu
龙腾大道2350号, 近龙耀路 (electricrun.
cn)
NIGHTLIFE
Drawing: Dendrophilia
Dr. Sketchy’s Anti-Art School is back
for their sixth show starring Lexi
Gigs: The Soul Rebels
The eight-piece group counts
Metallica and Jay Z as fans with a
thunderous sound that filters modern genres like hip hop through a
New Orleans brass band filter.
RMB100, 11pm-late. JZ Club, 46 Fuxing
Xi Lu, by Yongfu Lu 复兴西路46号, 近永
福路 (6431 0269)
Party: Anti-EDM Festival
The Mansion is offering an alternative to all the EDM festivals happening with a 14-hour villa party
featuring metal and punk bands like
Fearless and PVA, as well as four of
the city’s top DJ crews such as Love
Bang and Come Correct for a night
heavy on bass and good times.
RMB100, 6pm-late. The Mansion, B-18
Dynasty Villa, 851 Hongjing Lu, by
Yan’an Xi Lu 虹井路851号, 皇朝别墅
B-18, 近延安西路
Party: Art of Tones
The French producer mysteriously
arrived nearly a decade ago before
being unveiled as downtempo jazz
producer Ludovic Llorca’s houseoriented alter-ego.
RMB50, 10.30pm-late. Lola, Bldg 4, 570
Yongjia Lu, by Yueyang Lu 永嘉路570号
4号楼, 近岳阳路 (138 1692 7970)
Party: Horse Meat Disco
James Hillard of the New York
disco party group brings his weekly
London party and monthly Berlin
schindig to Shanghai for the second time. Discomisc Adventure DJs
Lindberg and YX support.
RMB70, 10pm-late. 390 Bar, 390 Panyu
Lu, by Fahuazhen Lu 番禺路390号, 近法
华镇路 (2124 9854)
OCT 19
ARTS
Concerts: Lubomyr Melnyk
The second show in Split Works and
the Shanghai Symphony Orchestra
Contemporale series features the
‘continuous piano’ master Lubomyr
Melnyk, who createsa gigantic complex sound on the piano.
RMB100, 7.30-9.30pm. Shanghai
Symphony Orchestra Hall (SSO Hall),
1380 Fuxing Zhong Lu, by Baoqing Lu
复兴中路1380号, 近宝庆路 (yoopay.cn/
event/LubomyrMelnyk)
Concerts: Mariah Carey
The chanteuse returns to Shanghai
after a decade to show off that
famed-five octave range and countless hits from ‘Vision of Love’ to ‘We
Belong Together.’
RMB280-1,880, 7.30-9.30pm. Hongkou
Football Stadium, 444 Dong Jiangwan
Events
Lu, by Sichuan Bei Lu 东江湾路444号,
近四川北路 (400 610 3721, en.damai.
cn)
Talk: Swatch Artists in Residence
Five international artists discuss their
experience as residence at Swatch Art
Peace Hotel. Filmmaker Dominique
Othenin-Girard moderates and will
screen a new short film featuring
Iranian rapper Salome MC. Open
studios at the hotel will happen the
previous evening with invitations
available by contacting Caitlin Reilly
at [email protected].
RMB75 (with drink), 4pm. M on
the Bund, 7/F, Five on the Bund, 20
Guangdong Lu, by Zhongshan Dong
Yi Lu 广东路20号, 外滩五号7楼, 近中山
东一路 (6350 9988, [email protected])
COMMUNITY
Charity: Adopt a Grandparent
Hang with the residents and play
games like mahjong or checkers at
an elder-care center in Changning
District
3-6pm. RSVP by e-mailing [email protected] with “Adopt a
Grandparent – Oct 11” in the subject.
Tour: Supernatural China –
Polytheism, Cheap Revenge and
Publicity Stunts
Newman Tours leads this presentation exploring China’s rich array of
supernatural folklore and mythology.
Guests will receive vouchers entitling
them to a VIP Shanghai Ghost Tour
for the price of a public tour.
RMB70 (RMB40 for Panda Chinese students), 3-5pm. Panda Chinese Jing’an,
Suite 311-315, 3/F, Tower 3, Donghai
Plaza, 28 Yuyuan Dong Lu 愚园东路28
号东海广场3号楼3楼311-313 (138 1777
0229 www.newmantours.com)
NIGHTLIFE
Gigs: Sinne Eeg
The Danish Music Award-winning
singer is known for her distinct voice
and collaborations with big bands.
RMB100, 9.30pm-late. JZ Club, 46
号, 近永福路 (6431 0269)
OCT 20
COMMUNITY
Networking: BEAN Networking
Night
Meet the do-gooders at BEAN and
find out how to get involved at their
monthly mixer that features drinks
pecials and a like-minded crowd interested in charity work.
Free entry, 7.30-10pm. Pata Negra, 1/F,
913 Julu Lu, by Changshu Lu 巨鹿路
913号, 近常熟路 (5403 2976, shanghai.
beanonline.org)
OCT 21
NIGHTLIFE
Films: The Lost Boys
Sub-Cinema screens the 1987 classic featuring then teen-stars Kiefer
Sutherland and the two Corey’s living
in a town that may be infected by
vampires.
2212)
OCT 23
OCT 25
NIGHTLIFE
COMMUNITY
Gigs: Frick-Helbock Duo
Pianist David Helbock and violinist Simon Frick are known for their
unconventional playing styles and
unique sound.
化社区A2-101室, 近虹桥路 (6431 1075)
Charity: Care for orphans with cleft
palates
Bean is looking for volunteers to help
out at the Shanghai Healing Home.
12.45-3pm. RSVP by e-mailing [email protected] with “Shanghai
Healing Home – Oct 25” in the subject.
Party: Transmission
Robin Yang hosts a night of underground tech-house.
Xingfu Lu, by Fahuazhen Lu幸福路115
号, 近法华镇路 (150 0018 2212)
OCT 24
NIGHTLIFE
Gigs: Dianfu M
The Inner Mongolian metal group
is celebrating 10 years in the game
with an extensive national tour that
touches down at Yuyintang.
RMB90, 9pm. Yuyintang, 851 Kaixuan
Lu, by Yan’an Xi Lu 凯旋路851号,近延安
西路口 (5237 8662)
Party: Melo-X & Jasmine Solano
The Brooklyn duo is known for their
Electric Punnany nights which mix
reggae, hip-hop and electronic music
together. Their winning formula has
seen them tour around the world
and working with top stars like Talib
Kweli and even Beyonce and Jay Z.
This show will be their Mainland
debut and the only Chinese date on
their current tour.
RMB80 (with drink), 10pm-late. The
Shelter, 5 Yongfu Lu, by Fuxing Xi Lu 永
福路5号, 近复兴西路
Party: Same as it ever was
DJs Santo Chino and Chris Lindberg
perform an all-vinyl night that
touches on disco, rock and funk. It’s
quickly becoming one of the most
popular parties in the city.
号, 近法华镇路 (150 0018 2212)
OCT 24-25
ARTS
Dance: Orphee et Eurydice
The Ballet National de Marseille
adapt Gluck’s opera of Orpheus, featuring an innovative set by Belgian
artist Hans Op de Beeck.
RMB80-680, 7.15-9.30pm. Shanghai
Oriental Art Center, 425 Dingxiang
Lu, by Yingchun Lu 丁香路425号, 近世
纪大道
OCT 24-30
ARTS
Film: Shanghai Kino Kabaret
Filmmaker, can you create a film in
60 hours? If so, take part in the annual challenge that includes screenings
on October 27 and 30. Registration
ends on October 18.
For more information, visit www.
shanghaikino.com
Festival: EcoFair
This annual festival invites guests to
get rid of reusable goods while offering a chance to peruse for eco-crafts
and orgnaic dishes and desserts.
Student vendors are encouraged
with proceeds goin to the Million
Tree Project and other environmental
causes.
RMB300/vendor (RMB200/vendor),
10am-3pm. Concordia International
School, 999 Mingyue Lu, by Yunshan
Lu 明月路999号, 近云山路 (5899 0380)
Family: M Kids Club: The Little Girl
and the Sun
Cruz Garcia & Nathalie Frankowski
of WAI Think Tank tell a charming
tale of a little girl and her rabbit on
a journey in a city, using geometric
shapes to allow guests to create their
own stories. Reservations required.
RMB75 with drink (RMB20 for children
5-10),10.30am. M on the Bund, 7/F,
Five on the Bund, 20 Guangdong Lu,
by Zhongshan Dong Yi Lu 广东路20号,
外滩五号7楼, 近中山东一路 (6350 9988,
[email protected])
Walk: Lilongs Tour
This Shanghai Flaneur walking tour
delves into the history and architecture of early 20th century lilongs, the
norm for Shanghai residents that are
slowly disappearing. Architect Fanny
Hoffmann-Loss leads the walk.
RMB300/person (RMB50 discount for
additional person, RMB180/students),
2-5pm. Meet at Okura Garden Hotels,
58 Maoming Nan Lu, by Changle Lu 茂
名南路58号, 近长乐路 (138 1892 2040,
[email protected])
NIGHTLIFE
Gigs: Rat On Monthly
The monthly local showcase features
The Arcbane, En Route, Return to
Sender and Thy Blood for a night of
Chinese rock and roll.
RMB40, 9pm-late. Harley’s, 265
Nandan Dong Lu, by Caoxi Lu 南丹东
路265号, 近漕溪路 (ratonmonthly@
hotmail.com)
Party: Black Merlin
The latest Transit party is headlined
by the British DJ and producer
who’s paving the way for industrial
electronica. His tracks are noted as
patient sonic journeys, but his sets
are crowd-pleasing affairs that touch
on the weirder side of music. He’ll
be joined by former Beijing favorite
and now Shanghai resident Bacon
Soundspade.
RMB50, 10pm-late. The Shelter, 5
Yongfu Lu, by Fuxing Xi Lu 永福路5号,
近复兴西路
Party: Discosmic Adventure
The American Booze crew goes off
the beaten path playing cosmic and
Italo-disco.
Xingfu Lu, by Fahuazhen Lu幸福路115
号, 近法华镇路 (150 0018 2212)
Party: Ramon Tapia
The latest Footprint Sessions features
the Belgian DJ who counts legends
Carl Cox and DJ Sneak as mentors.
He’s forged a futuristic techno sound
that epitomizes the slow sexy sounds
popular today.
RMBTBA, 10pm-late. Arkham, 1
OCT 25-26
ARTS
Dance: Giselle
The Netherland National Ballet Troup
adapts the classic romantic tragedy
of a peasant girl who dies from a
broken heart. This adaptation takes
place in the Creole community of
1840s Louisiana and is part of the
Shanghai Intenational Arts Festival.
RMB80-1,080, 7.30pm. Shanghai Grand
Theatre - Lyric Theatre , 300 Renmin
Dadao, by Huangpi Bei Lu人民大道
300号, 近黄陂北路 (400 610 3721,
en.damai.cn)
OCT 26
ARTS
Concert: Han Quartet
Cellist Alexander Suleiman guests
with the chamber group for a program of Schubert.
RMB75 with drink (RMB20 for students), 4pm. M on the Bund, 7/F, Five
[email protected])
EAT/DRINK
Dinner: Best of the Best
This dinner features 10 of the city’s
best chefs teaming up for a fivecourse tasting menu with cocktail
and wine pairings. Options range
from clearwater lobster to foie gras
and scallop with plenty of mouth watering options for the city’s foodies.
The Plump Oyster’s Rudy Guo leads
this organization that recognizes
young people in hospitality by providing opportunities to go abroad on
internships. Only 70 seats available.
RMB888, 7-10pm. Madison, 1F, Bldg 2,
3 Fenyang Lu, by Huaihai Zhong Lu 汾
阳路3号1楼, 近淮海中路 (6437 0136)
NIGHTLIFE
Gigs: Liu Donghong
The singer-songwriter has been blazing trails in Chinese rock since 1998
with his group Sand.
化社区A2-101室, 近虹桥路 (6431 1075)
Gigs: Super VC
The popular Brit-rock group is revered as one of Beijing’s live acts and
are touring nationally to support
their latest album Revelation.
RMB80-100, 8.30pm. MAO Livehouse,
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OCT 30
NIGHTLIFE
ARTS
Books: Ryan Pyle
The author recounts his 55-day motorcycle journey across India that
inspired the recent TV series Tough
Rides: India and a book.
Free entry, 7-8.30pm. Garden Books,
325 Changle Lu, by Shaanxi Nan Lu 长
乐路325号, 近陕西路 (5404 8728)
OCT 30-NOV 2
EAT/DRINK
Festival: Shanghai International
Beer Festival
This gigantic celebration of beer is
coming back even bigger with support by Stella Artois. Expect over 200
beer brands from 26 countries to be
on site, with 40 food vendors representing 18 countries. The city’s top
DJs, acrobats and dance groups will
provide the entertainment for what
promises to be one of the biggest
parties in the city. Last year, nearly
30,000 people attended.
RMB50 (with one bottle of Stella),
6pm-late (Thu-Fri), 2pm-late (SatSun). Wharf 1846, 601 Waima Lu, by
Maojiyuan Lu 外马路600号, 近毛家园路
(www.bevexmarketing.com)
OCT 30-NOV 7
ARTS
Festival: Wuzhen Festival
The theater festival returns with a
star-studded lineup of directors and
actors.
RMB200/show. For more information
visit www.wuzhenfestival.com.
OCT 31-NOV 1
ARTS
Theater: Track 3
The award-winning Los Angeles company have remixed Chekov’s classic
Three Sisters with dance and humor.
RMB80-580, 7.30pm and 3pm matinee
(Sat). Shanghai Theatre Academy, 355
Yan’an Xi Lu, by Huashan Lu 延安西路
355号, 近华山路
NOV 1
Dinner: 7th Annual Maple Leaf Ball
CanCham’s annual marquee gala features a cocktail reception, a gourmet
dinner, free flow drinks, top-notch
entertainment and a live auction.
RMB1,400 (RMB1,100 for CanCham
members), 6.30pm-late. Grand Hyatt
Shanghai, Jin Mao Tower, 88 Shiji Da
dao, by Dongtai Lu 世纪大道88号金
茂大厦, 近东泰路 (5047 1234, gen@
cancham.asia)
NOV 1-2
Arts
The Little Prince
The National Theatre Mannheim
presents a modern ballet adaptation
of the childhood classic.
RMB80-980, 2pm and 7.15pm.
Shanghai Culture Square, 36 Yongjia
Lu, by Jianguo Lu 永嘉路36号, 近建国路
(400 610 3721, en.damai.cn)
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OCT 31
That’s Shanghai Halloween Party
That’s Shanghai is taking over Maison Camus for its annual Halloween spectacular. Enjoy special sinister cocktails and a
night of spooky tunes that will mysteriously get your booty shaking. Put on your best costume and get a chance to win
prizes. (For lesser Halloween parties, see below).
// Oct 31, 10pm-midnight, RMB100-150. Maison Camus, Unit 206A, 1376 Nanjing Xi Lu, by Xikang Lu (2213 9018x2806)
OCT 30
Party: Zombie Crawl
The Pub Crawl Shanghai folks hold
their fourth annual Zombie Crawl
complete with a spooky party bus,
plenty of free mystery shots and
prizes for the scariest zombie.
RM100-120 (no open bar), RMB180200 (with one hour of open bar),
9.30pm. Meet at Bar Gatsby, 488
Dagu Lu, by Shimen Yi Lu 大沽路488
号, 近石门一路 (4006 DRAGON, www.
pubcrawlshanghai.com)
OCT 31
Gigs: Halloween Rock Tribute
Show
This Shanghai rock tradition always packs Yuyintang and features
hometown favorites in the guise
of other acts. Get ready for a night
featuring tributes to Rage Against
the Machine, Blink 182, The Strokes
and Sublime.
RMB50, 9pm-late. Yuyintang, 851
Kaixuan Lu, by Yan’an Xi Lu 凯旋路
851号,近延安西路 (5237 8662)
Party: 2014 Witchy Halloween
Party
MAO Livehouse will be transformed
into a monstrously grotesque wonderland complete with dancing
zombies, freaky costumes and a
sinister band.
RMB120-150, 8.30pm-late. MAO
Livehouse, 3/F, 308 Chongqing Nan
Lu, by Jianguo Zhong Lu 重庆南路308
号, 近建国中路
Party: Glamourween
Get ready for a night of alchemy
and black magic while retaining a
glamorous look. Special cocktails
available all night.
Free entry, 9pm-late. Glamour Bar, 6/F,
No. 5 the Bund, by Guangdong Lu, 中
山东一路,外滩5号6楼, 近广东路 (6350
9988, reservations@m-onthebund.
com)
Party: DADA’s Halloween
Mau Mau and the Jackpot crew
soundtracks a wild Halloween party
where guests are encouraged to
dress like an idiot and dance like
a fool.
Xingfu Lu, by Fahuazhen Lu 幸福路
115号, 近法华镇路 (150 0018 2212)
Party: Paul C and Paolo Martini
Lola’s welcoming this dynamic duo
that’s teamed up to create infectious tracks like ‘Spunk’ and ‘We
Repeat.’
RMB50, 10.30pm-late. Lola, Bldg 4,
570 Yongjia Lu, by Yueyang Lu 永嘉
路570号4号楼, 近岳阳路 (138 1692
7970)
Party: Shanghai Studio’s
Halloween
Shanghai Studio’s been throwing
their legendary Halloween party
for nine years now and they’re upping it up a notch. Two stylists will
be on hand to apply sexy but scary
makeup while muscular performers
will peruse the dancefloor, terrorizing your heart. DJ Carter will soundtrack a Halloween to remember, if
you survive the craziness.
RMB100 (with two drinks), 9pm.
Shanghai Studio, No.4, 1950 Huaihai
Zhong Lu, by Xingguo Lu 淮海中路
1950弄4号,近兴国路 (6283 1043)
Party: Seeing Double Halloween
The Ice Cream Truck takes over a
warehouse down by the waterfront
for an action-packed Halloween
headlined by Leftwing and Kody.
RMB100, 10pm-late. Haunted
Warehouse, B2, 531 Zhongshan Dong
Er Lu, by Dongmen Lu 16铺水岸地下
仓库 B2中山东二路531号, 近东门路
Party: Helloween
M1NT’s getting all ghoulish by
transforming into a Tim Burton grotesque wonderland. This promises
to be a decadent Halloween special.
Free entry, 10pm-late. M1NT, 24/F,
318 Fuzhou Lu, by Hankou Lu 福州路
318号高腾大厦24层, 近汉口路 (6391
2811)
NOV 1
Party: Halloween Party with
French Fries & Clek Clek Boom
Stalwarts from Paris’ techno and
bass scenes take over Arkham with
a lineup that includes French Fries,
Aleqs Notal, Victor Aime and Yeti
B. Dress your nightclub sexiest and
scariest.
RMBTBA, 10pm-late. Arkham, 1
Wulumuqi Lu, by Hengshan Lu 乌鲁
Party: Halloween Party
The Mixing Room & Muse have
a stacked lineup featuring popular Japanese visual kei rockers
Nightmare, Mejibray and Royz.
Popular Shanghai act Lilith joins in
on the fun. Make sure to dress your
best or you’ll be outshone by the
bands.
RMB380-980, 6.30pm-late. Mixing
Room & Muse, Mercedes-Benz Arena,
1200 Shibo Da Dao, by Yaohua Lu 世
博大道1200号, 近耀华路
Party: Official Halloween Pub
Crawl
Last year, over 300 crazed crawlers
attended this extravaganza that hits
up four huge Halloween parties in
one night.
RM120-150 (no open bar), RMB200250 (with one hour of open bar),
9.30pm. Meet at Bar Gatsby, 488
Dagu Lu, by Shimen Yi Lu 大沽路488
号, 近石门一路 (4006 DRAGON, www.
pubcrawlshanghai.com)
travel deals
peaceful place, Tibet is your destination. Package includes five nights in
a four-star hotel, private car transfer
and English-speaking tour guide.
// Expats Holidays, 9/F,1730 Nanjing Xi
Lu, by Huashan Lu 南京西路1730号9楼,
近华山路(60547788, [email protected],www.expatsholidays.com)
Seven days Sri-Lanka, RMB10,900+
Sri-lanka has been a favorite destination for tourists for more than 30
years. Travel to this charming country
and enjoy its wilderness, nature and
golden beaches, as well as its more
cultural and historical side. Package
includes return airfare, six nights accommodation, daily breakfast, return
airport transfer and hotel tax.
Five days Guilin, RMB5,300+
Guilin offers stunning views and
landscapes, from its karst mountains
and caves to the Lijiang river and
nearby town of Yangshuo. Package
includes four nights in a four-star hotel, private car transfer and Englishspeaking tour guide.
Six days group tour to Tibet,
RMB7,900+
If you are looking for a unique and
Seven days Yunnan, RMB9,900+
Visit one of China’s most diverse
provinces and experience the beauty
of Dali, Lijiang and Shangri-La.
Package includes six nights in a four
star hotel, private car transfer and
English-speaking tour guide.
Seven days El Nido, RMB10,700+
Set within a pristine cove with a
wide expanse of white-sand beach
lined with coconut palm trees, Apulit
island resort provides beach-lovers &
diving-lovers a unique experience in
Palawan. Price includes airfare without air tax, six nights at the resort,
daily meals, access to all non-motorized water sports and snorkeling
equipment, return airport transfers,
Seven days Japan Niseko ski
vacation (Christmas time),
RMB10,900+
Christmas and Chinese New Year are the best time to go to Japan for a ski
holiday. Fly to Sapporo and head to the beautiful ski resort of Niseko, to enjoy a week of sport, gorgeous landscape and cheerful merriment. Package
includes return airfare, equipment renting, six nights accommodation, daily
breakfast, return airport transfer and hotel tax.
// Expats Holidays, 9/F,1730 Nanjing Xi Lu, by Huashan Lu 南京西路1730号9楼,
tours and activities arranged by the
hotel.
// RDT Holiday, 9F, Agile International
Plaza, 88 Fengyang Lu, by Xizang
Zhong Lu 凤阳路88号9楼, 近西藏中路
(400 8216 826, [email protected],
www.rdtholiday.com)
Eight days Myanmar, RMB 14,400+
A wonderful trip that will take you
to the impressive Shwedagon pagoda and the imposing temples of
Bagan, but also to see the hauntingly
beautiful sunset at Ubein bridge and
unique Inle Lake floating garden and
market. Package includes air tickets
without tax, seven nights accommodation, daily Breakfast, seven-day
private tour, return private airport
transfers, entrance fee for attractions,
and English-speaking tour guides.
Price is based on 2 adults traveling
together.
www.rdtholiday.com)
Seven days Koh Samui, RMB7,400+
Koh Samui is a cosmopolitan melting pot, attracting discerned and
sophisticated travelers for its stunning beaches and offerings. Avoid
Shanghai’s winter and Thailand’s
rainy season by spending a week
in this tropical heaven. Price includes return air ticket without tax,
six nights accommodation, daily
breakfast and return private airport
transfer.
www.rdtholiday.com)
Seven days Mui Ne, RMB5,300+
Fly to Ho Chi Minh City and head to
Mui Ne, a stunning beach destination in Southern Vietnam. Price
includes return air tickets without
tax, six nights accommodation, daily
breakfast and return private airport
transfers.
www.rdtholiday.com)
Seven days Krabi, RMB7,400+
Majestically situated among impossibly angular limestone karsts jutting
from the mangroves, Krabi is one of
Asia’s most peaceful destinations,
and the perfect getaway to shun
away from Thailand’s rainy season.
Package includes return air tickets
without tax, six nights accommodation, daily breakfast and return private airport transfers.
www.rdtholiday.com)
Four days Zhangjiajie (mid-October), RMB5,900+
Zhangjiajie – the place where James
Cameron shot Avatar -is known for
its four natural highlights: the clouds
of mist that circle the peaks of the
mountain, the amazing views of
the rising sun, the moonlit nights
and snowcapped winter peaks.
Experience all of these wonders away
from the crowds and noise with this
tour, which will take you through the
less traveled parts of the region, so
as to enjoy this breathtaking scenery
in solitude. You will hike through the
remote mountains of Zhangjiajie, witness the first bridge to be ever built
and watch the sun rise at the top of
the world. Package includes return
airfare with tax, English-speaking
guide, private return transfer, entrance fees, cable cars, three nights
accommodation with daily breakfast
and travel insurance.
// Xpats Travel, 4F, 285 Jianguo Xilu, by
Jiashan Lu 建国西路285号, 4楼(6439
2985, www.xpatstravel.com)
Seven days Nozawa Onsen Nozawa
Onsen, RMB15,900+
Nozawa Onsen is a classic Japanese
ski village with historical traditional
inns and lodges lying at the foot of
a pristine mountain. As a ski resort,
it offers everything from gentle
and wide-open slopes for beginners and families to steep and deep
runs for the experts. And as a town,
it has retained much of its history
and Japanese heritage.After a few
days of ski in the mountain, make a
one-day excursion to the Jigokudani
Yaen-Koen to see the famous Snow
Monkeys. Package includes flights
to Tokyo, accommodation in both
Tokyo (one night) and Nozawa Onsen
(five nights), daily breakfast, airport
pick up and transfers, lift pass and
ski gear.
Four days Yangtze River Yichang to
Chongqing, RMB6,900+
Visit Chongqing and then embark
on a cruise that will take you to the
‘ghost city’ of Fengdu, the Three
Gorges Dam Project and down the
quite Shennong Stream, flanked by
lushly vegetated cliffs where you
may spot traditional suspended
coffins. Package includes flights to
Chongqing and back, half day tour in
Chongqing with an English-speaking
tour guide, accommodation on the
cruise, airport transfers and meals
when specified.
Nine days Cambodia, RMB9,900+
Combine beach and culture
with a trip to Angkor Wat and
Sihanoukiville. Package includes
return airfare without tax, accommodation, daily breakfast and airport
transfers.
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HAPPY HOURS
Bar Rouge
Mon-Fri 6-10pm, RMB100+/person
for a signature cocktail and tapas
presented by Mr & Mrs Bund. They
also have giant cocktails big enough
for 10-15.
7/F, 18 Zhongshan Dong Yi Lu, by
Nanjing Dong Lu 中山东一路18号7楼,
近南京东路 (6339 1199)
Big Bamboo
Mon-Fri 2-8pm; Sat-Sun 4-8pm,
RMB25 Tiger and Carlsberg draft,
standard drinks, non-imported bottle beers and discounted premium
beers.
1) 132 Nanyang Lu, by Tongren Lu
南阳路132号, 近铜仁路 (6256 2265,
www.bigbamboo.cn) 2) Hongmei
Entertainment Street, No. 20, Lane
3338 Hongmei Lu, by Yan’an Xi Lu 虹
梅路3338号虹梅路休闲街26号, 近延安
西路 (6465 9099, www.bigbamboo.cn)
3) 381 Hongfeng Lu, by Biyun Lu 红枫
路381号, 近碧云路 (5030 1779, www.
bigbamboo.cn)
Bistro Burger
Weekdays 11am-6pm,
RMB75 on any burger and
drink (valued at RMB30 or
less). All burgers come with fries or
salad. Wed 7-9pm, free classic milkshakes with any purchase of a burger.
1/F, 291 Fumin Lu, by Changle Lu 富民
路291号1楼,近长乐路
Late
night
Bounty Rhumerie
Daily 6-9pm, buy-one-get-one-free
on bottles of beer and planteur.
1) 550 Wuding Lu, by Xikang Lu 武定
路550号, 近西康路 (www.bountybar.
cn) 2) 1/F, 47 Yongfu Lu, by Fuxing
Xi Lu 永福路47号, 近复兴西路 ( www.
bountybar.cn)
294 Xinhua Lu, by Panyu Lu 新华路294
号, 近番禺路 (6282 6897)
Decanto
Daily 5-7pm, half price cocktails,
beers and house wines. RMB50/person for finger food.
Unit B, 4/F, 6 Zhongshan Dong Yi Lu,
by Guangdong Lu 中山东一路6号4楼B
座, 近广东路 (6346 3686)
Enoterra
Mon & Sun 5-8pm, buy-one-getone-free on all wines by bottle or by
glass, drinks and selected tapas.
1) 53-57 Anfu Lu, by Changshu Lu 安福
路53-57号, 近常熟路 (5404 0050) 2) 58
Taicang Lu, by Ji’nan Lu 太仓路58号, 近
济南路 (5306 3400) 3) 343 Jiaozhou Lu,
by Wuding Lu 胶州路343号, 近武定路
(www.enoteca.com.cn)
Glo Wine Bar
Daily 5-8pm, RMB30 on selected
wines, draught beer and glo signature mojitos
3/F, 1 Wulumuqi Nan Lu, by Dongping
Lu 乌鲁木齐南路1号3楼, 近东平路 (6466
6565, www.glolondon.com)
Greyhound Cafe
Mon-Fri 5-7pm, RMB28 for one
Tsingtao or Budweiser and RMB38 for
a mojito or dry martini. All accompanied by an option of snack from the
happy hour menu including calamari
fritti, fried spring rolls and chicken
wings.
503, IAPM Mall, 999 Huaihai Zhong Lu,
by Shaanxi Nan Lu 淮海中路999号IAPM
MALL 503商铺, 近陕西南路 (5466 6105)
Burdigala Wine Bar
Sat 6-9pm, buy-one-get-one-free on
glasses of Bordeaux from the whole
collection.
550 Wuding Lu, by Shaanxi Bei Lu 武定
路550号, 近陕西北路 (6217 0377)
Hooters
Mon-Fri 4-7pm, buy-one-get-onefree on all drinks except Guinness,
Kilkenny, or Long Island Iced Tea.
Super Brand Mall 1/F, 168 Luijiazui Xi
Lu, by Lujiazui Huan Lu 陆家嘴西路
168号, 近陆家嘴环路 (5049 0199); B1,
Shanghai City Center, 100 Zunyi Lu, by
Xianxia Lu 遵义路100号B1层, 近仙霞路
(6237 0080)
Camel Sports Bar
Daily 4-8pm, RMB25 on select drinks.
1) 1 Yueyang Lu, by Dongping Lu 岳
阳路1号, 近东平路 (6437 9446) 2) 116
Weifang Xi Lu, by Pudong Nan Lu 潍坊
西路116号, 近浦东南路 (5879 5892)
Italian Kitchen 26
Fri & Sat 10pm-2am, buy-one-getone-free refill for all glasses of wine
and beer.
23 Anfu Lu, by Changshu Lu 安福路23
号, 近常熟路 (5404 3109)
Chala
Every Sat 9-11pm, buy-one-get-onefree on house wine, draft beers and
cocktails.
4B, 1/F, 291 Fumin Lu, by Changle Lu 富
民路291号1楼4B, 近长乐路 (6076 1925)
Jade on 36 Bar
Daily 5.30-9pm, buy-one-get-onefree by glass.
36/F, Grand Tower, Pudong Shangri-La,
33 Fucheng Lu, by Lujiazui Huan Lu 浦
东香格里拉大酒店紫金楼36层, 富城路33
号, 近陆家嘴环路 (6882 8888)
Cin Cin Wine and Cigar Lounge
Every Tue-Sat 6-8pm, buy-one-getone-free on all cocktails on the
menu.
Mezzanine floor, Fairmont Peace Hotel,
20 Nanjing Dong Lu, by Zhongshan
Dong Yi Lu 南京东路20号, 近中山东一路
(6138 6889)
Cotton’s
Mon-Fri 4-8pm, buy-one-get-onefree.
1) 132 Anting Lu, by Jianguo Xi Lu 安
亭路132 号, 近建国西路 (6433 7995) 2)
96
JW’s Lounge
Daily 8pm-12am, RMB150*/person
on unlimited flow of Stella Artois
draft beer; RMB188*/person on
unlimited Vodka Martini, RMB350*/
person on unlimited Mumm
Champagne.
40/F, JW Marriott Hotel Shanghai
Tomorrow Square, 399 Nanjing Xi Lu,
by Huangpi Bei Lu (5359 4969, www.
jwmarriottshanghai.com) 上海明天广
场JW万豪酒店, 南京西路399号, 近黄
陂北路
Kebabs on the Grille
Mon-Fri 5.30-6.30pm, 50 percent off
the whole bill.
People’s Square branch, Unit 103,
Central Plaza, 227 Huangpi Bei Lu, by
Jiangyin Lu 黄陂北路227号中区广场103
室, 近江阴路 (3315 0132, www.kebabsonthegrille.com)
La Cocina
Daily 3-7pm, buy-one-get-one-free on
cocktails, beers and house wines.
9 Dongping Lu, by Hengshan Lu 东平路
9号, 近衡山路 (6473 1021)
Daily 4-8pm, discounted
beers from RMB10/glass
Cheap! and wines from RMB20/
glass.
1085 Wuding Lu, by Jiaozhou Lu 武定
路1085号, 近胶州路
Isola
Daily 5-7pm, RMB88 on free flow
prosecco, RMB45 for one cocktail and
RMB88 for two, all accompanied by
chef’s homemade pizza, chicken croquettes and fried zucchini.
4/F, IFC, 8 Shiji Dadao, by Lujiazui Huan
Lu 世纪大道8号IFC商场4楼, 近陆家嘴环
路 (5012 1277)
Max Pub
Daily 5-8pm. buy-one-get-one-free
on most draft and bottled beers.
188 Fujian Zhong Lu, by Fuzhou Lu 福
建中路188号, 近福州路 (6375 7707)
Mexico Lindo
Daily 4.30-8pm, buy-one-get-onefree on beer, wine, cocktails and
margaritas
Unit 39 Laowaijie, Lane 3338 Hongmei
Lu, by Yan’an Xi Lu 虹梅路3338弄老外
街39号, 近延安西路 (6465 9336)
Morton’s the Steakhousse
Mon-Fri 5-7pm, RMB45 on five
selected martinis with free steak
sandwiches.
4/F, IFC Mall, 8 Shiji Dadao, by
Yincheng Zhong Lu 世纪大道8号国金中
心商场4楼, 近银城中路 (6075 8888)
Morton’s Steak & Seafood Grille
Mon-Fri 5-7pm and 9-11pm, RMB45
plus 10 percent each on Morton’s
popular Mortinis, beer and wines.
Between 9-11pm, there’s also
RMB15O plus 10 percent on half a
dozen house special oysters.
L4-403, iapm Mall, 999 Huaihai Zhong
Lu, by Shaanxi Nan Lu 淮海中路999
号iapm环贸广场4楼403, 近陕西南路
(6067 7888)
Paulaner Brauhaus
Daily, 50 percent off beers at Expo
location.
3/F, 555 Shibo Dadao, by Guozhan Lu
世博大道555号3楼, 近国展路 (2206
0555)
Pho Co
Daily 3-7pm, Buy-one-get-one-free
on selected bottle beers. RMB25 on
glasses of house wine or sparkling
wine.
920 Changle Lu, by Wulumuqi Lu 长乐
路920弄1号, 近乌鲁木齐路 (5289 6275)
Roosevelt Rooftop Lounge and
Roosevelt Sky Bar
Daily 2-5pm, RMB148 for all-you-candrink frozen margaritas.
The House of Roosevelt 9 /F, 27
Zhongshan Dong Yi Lu, by Beijing
Dong Lu 中山东一路 (外滩) 27号罗斯福
公馆9楼, 近北京东路 (2322 0800)
Sasha’s
Daily 5-8pm, RMB30 on house selections, RMB45 for luxury selection.
11 Dongping Lu, by Hengshan Lu 东平
路11号, 近衡山路 (6474 6628)
Segafredo Caffe Bar & Restaurant
on drinks including aperitifs, selected
prosecco, red or white wine, whisky
and beers.
2/F, S2-03, S2-07, South Retail Building
Jing’an Kerry Center, 1515 Nanjing Xi
Lu, by Changde Lu 南京西路1515号静安
嘉里中心南区商场2楼S2-03, S2-07K, 近
常德路 (6380 3280)
Sir Elly’s Terrace
Daily 5-8pm, RMB195/ three-assorted
tapas from the land or RMB280/
three-assorted tapas from the sea,
includes a signature cocktail, a glass
of sangria or house wine.
14/F, The Peninsula Shanghai, 32
Zhongshan Dong Yi Lu, by Beijing
Dong Lu 上海半岛酒店14层, 中山东一路
32号, 近北京东路 (2327 6756)
The BREW
on all home-crafted beers and house
wines.
1/F, Kerry Hotel Pudong, 1388 Huamu
Lu, by Fangdian Lu 浦东嘉里大酒店1楼,
花木路1388号, 近芳甸路
Unico by Mauro
Colagreco
Tues, all night, RMB80
for two sparkling mojitos
and free flow mojitos between 8.309.30pm.
Guangdong Lu 中山东一路3号外滩3号2
楼, 近广东路 (5308 5399)
Latin
love
Va Bene
Daily from 6pm, RMB48 on all drinks,
which are also buy-one-get-one-free.
Block 7, 181 Taicang Lu, by Madang Lu
太仓路181弄新天地北里7号楼, 近马当路
(6311 2211)
Zapata’s
Daily 5-8pm, 50 percent off on standard drinks (including mojito and
margaritas) and 50 percent off on all
appetizers.
5 Hengshan Lu, by Dongping Lu 衡山路
5号, 近东平路 (6433 4104)
Zpark Bar
Sun- Fri, 5.30-8.30pm, all drinks buyone-get-one-free except bottles.
25/F, Renaissance Shanghai Zhongshan
Park Hotel, 1018 Changning Lu, by
Kaixuan Lu 长宁路1018号25楼, 近凯旋
路 (6115 8809)
Ladies’ nightS
Monday
Tima Harbour
5pm onwards. All cocktails buy-oneget-one-free.
11 Zhenning Lu, by Zhaohua Dong Lu,
镇宁路11号, 近昭化东路 (6225 8684)
tuesday
Enoterra
RMB78 on free flow sparkling for
ladies all night.
1) 53-57 Anfu Lu, by Changshu Lu 安福
路53-57号, 近常熟路 (5404 0050) 2) 58
Taicang Lu, by Ji’nan Lu 太仓路58号, 近
济南路 (5306 3400) 3) 343 Jiaozhou Lu,
by Wuding Lu 胶州路343号, 近武定路
(www.enoteca.com.cn)
wednesday
Chala
5pm-late, ladies get one free classic
cocktail.
4B, 1/F, 291 Fumin Lu, by Changle Lu 富
民路291号1楼4B, 近长乐路 (6076 1925)
Kaiba
All night. Buy one get one free on
all fruit lambics and RMB25 Vedett
for ladies.
739 Dingxi Lu, by Yan’an Xi Lu 定西路
739号, 近延安西路 (6280 5688, www.
kaiba-beerbar.com)
La Cocina
9.30-11pm. Free flow of selected
latino cocktails, beers and sangria.
9 Dongping Lu, by Hengshan Lu 东平
路9号, 近衡山路 (6473 1021)
Southern Belle
8-11pm. RMB25 house pours for all
the belles in the house.
433 Changle Lu, by Xiangyang Bei Lu
长乐路433号, 近襄阳北路 (5403 3218)
Zapata's
9-12pm. Free Margarita for ladies.
5 Hengshan Lu, by Dongping Lu 衡山路
5号, 近东平路 (6433 4104)
thursday
The Apartment
9-11pm. Free sparkling wine and
cosmopolitan for the ladies. Music is
RnB/hip-hop.
3/F, 47 Yongfu Lu, by Fuxing Xi Lu 永福
路47号3楼, 近复兴西路 (6437 9478)
Big Bamboo
8pm-12am. Free selected drinks for
all ladies.
123 Nanyang Lu, by Tongren Lu 南阳路
123号, 近铜仁路 (6256 2265)
Bistro Burger
Ladies get a free spiked milkshake
with any purchase of burgers.
1/F, 291 Fumin Lu, by Changle Lu 富
民路291号1楼, 近长乐路 (6170 1315,
www.bistroburger.com.cn)
Bar Rouge
6-11.30pm (until 12.30am with password ‘MVP’) means free cocktail for
the ladies, but free entry goes all
night long.
Nanjing Dong Lu 中山东一路18号7楼,
近南京东路 (6339 1199)
Glo Wine Bar
8-10pm. One glass of wine and 50% off
tapas for all ladies
3/F, 1 Wulumuqi Nan Lu, by Dongping
Lu 乌鲁木齐南路1号3楼, 近东平路 (6466
6565, www.glolondon.com)
Jade on 36 Bar
7.30-10pm, free “Sex and the City”
cocktails for ladies.
36/F, Grand Tower, Pudong Shangri-La,
33 Fucheng Lu, by Lujiazui Huan Lu 浦
东香格里拉大酒店紫金楼36层, 富城路33
号, 近陆家嘴环路 (6882 8888)
friday
789 Nanjing Lu
9-11pm. Free-flow Martini Brut sparkling wine and cocktails
65/F, Le Royal Meridien Hotel, 789
Nanjing Dong Lu, by Xizang Lu 南京东
路789号, 上海世茂皇家艾美酒店64-66
层, 近西藏路
The Spot
10pm-late. Complimentary fruit martinis for all ladies.
331 Tongren Lu, by Beijing Lu 铜仁路
331号, 近北京西路 (6247 3579)
saturday
Cin Cin Wine and Cigar Lounge
9-11pm. Free flow of selected cocktails for ladies.
Mezzanine floor, Fairmont Peace Hotel,
20 Nanjing Dong Lu, by Zhongshan
Dong Yi Lu 南京东路20号, 近中山东一路
(6138 6889)
Mexo at the Bund
10pm-12am. Free Margaritas for all
ladies.
Rm114, Wharf 1846, Bldg3, 601 Waima
Lu, by Zhuhangmatou Jie 外马路601号3
号楼114室, 近竹行码头街 (3330 0977)
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CITY SCENES
Stella Artois will present its 4th Edition of the Shanghai International Beer Festival (SIBF) on October
31, organized by Bevex and featuring more than 200 international beer brands representing more
than 18 countries.
Bon Vivant introduced its new
chef, Calvin Yap Chuan Kim and
his brand new menu for Shanghai.
Shanghai Media Group (SMG), together with Halcyon Gallery, announced the launch of
CowParade Shanghai, running from September to August 28, 2015.
On August 30, Ambassy AC Kids Club
of Shanghai successfully held a ‘Back to
School’ event. Even more exciting, they
opened the first kids’ outdoor beach
playground in the French Concession in
Shanghai.
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More Than Aware,
a Shanghai-based
charity, will hold
its 4th annual
Luncheon Auction
on October 30 at
Kerry Hotel Pudong
to promote breast
cancer awareness.
The founder of
Body and Soul TCM
medical clinics will
speak at the event.
Events
K.SWISS, the American sports and fashion brand, threw a tennis
themed party night at M1NT to celebrate its grand opening in
Shanghai Raffles City on September 12.
World-leading sports brand The North Face launched exclusive
Thermoball technology jackets on September 15.
In early August 2014, The University of
Huddersfield celebrated the establishment of
its East China office in Shanghai.
Adidas Originals ultimate party #This is me# held a grand opening on September 25.
Renowned fashionistas, international superstars, celebrities like Rita Ora and more
attended.
On September 19, artist Xie Xingtao’s Shanghai
exhibition Youyou opened at Shanghai
Creative Industry Association, Shanghai
Edencomm and Lynn’s Gallery.
The Grand Gateway
Plaza successfully
held its 4th summer
beach pool party on
September 5.
Pudong Shangri-La, East
Shanghai launched new culinary
creations for Lufthansa’s Star
Chefs Program 2014. Juerg
Christen (first from left),
Managing Director of Lufthansa
Greater China, Chef Ulrich
Jablonka (second), Executive Chef
of Pudong Shangri-La and Chef
Gao Xiaosheng (third) Executive
Chinese Chef of Pudong ShangriLa attended the event.
“Dance of Light” Interactive Art Exhibition was
launched in Grand Gateway from Aug 1-24.
Artists from island6 gallery contributed seven
multi-media artworks, reminiscent of Shanghai
in early 21st century.
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restaurant
6 楼 , 近桃源路 6) 世纪大道 100 号环球金融中心
2 楼 , 近陆家嘴环路 7) 延安西路 2088 号虹桥嘉顿
广场一层 , 近伊犁路 8) 红枫路 331 号 , 近碧云路
9) 花木路 1378 号浦东嘉里城 1 楼 , 近芳甸路 10)
太仓路 181 弄新天地北里 18 号楼 02 单元 11) 淮
海中路 300 号 K11 艺术中心 4 楼 402, 近黄陂南
路 12) 南京西路 1551 号静安嘉里中心 N1-12，
N2-11 单元 , 近铜仁路
American
AE kitchen One of the most popular brunch
place! Especially the Pancake, French toast,
Omelets! Bakery is available everyday! 1)
184 Jiaozhou Rd (62123337) 2) 491 Yuyuan
Rd (62413233) 3) 1632-5 Huaihai(M) Rd
(31235633) 1) 胶州路 184 号 2) 愚园路 491 号 3)
Shanghai Slims One of the more reasonably
priced steakhouses around town, Chef
Adam Levin ages his meat beautifully. Also
serves up lobster mac&cheese and other
haute takes on American grub. 10-12, Sinan
Mansion, 523 Fuxing Zhong Lu, by Sinan Lu
(6426 0162) Daily 11.30am-10pm [email protected] 复兴中路 523 弄思南公馆 10-12 号 ,
淮海中路 1632-5 号 .
Beef & Liberty A burger restaurant offering
hand-made , premium hamburgers made
from grass-fed, Australian Certified Angus
beef that is ground in-house, twice a day.
Suite 111, Shanghai Centre, 1376 Nanjing
West Lu, by Xikang Lu Daily 11am to 11pm
近思南路
VESPERTINE A Modern California Kitchen
located on the South Bund is headed up by
executive chef Chris Hora who boasts an enviable track record in high-end eateries. His
menu continues that tradition with simple,
yet elegant, dished, perfectly complemented
by a spacious environment and modern
decor. Building 3, 505 Zhongshan Nan Lu,
by Maojiayuan Lu. Every Wed-Sun, 10.30am10.30pm (6315 0325) 中山南路 505 号 3 号楼，
南京西路 1376 号上海商城 111 单元，近西康路
Bistro Burger Bistro Burger serves 100
percent Australian beef patties with special
spices and fresh ingredients and milkshakes
made with New Zealand ice cream. The
bistro also functions as a bar where a wide
selection of beers and cocktail concoctions
can be best enjoyed. 1/F, 291 Fumin Lu, by
Changle Lu (6170 1315) Sun-Thu: 10-12am;
Fri-Sat: 10-2am www.bistroburger.com.cn 富
近毛家园路
民路 219 号 1 楼 , 近长乐路
Bakery
Blue Frog 1) Lower Level, Unit 12, 131
Tianyaoqiao Lu, by Xingeng Lu (3368 6117)
Daily 10am-late www.bluefrog.com.cn 2) 30,
Lane 3338 Hongmei Lu, by Hongxu Lu (5422
5119) Daily 10am-late www.bluefrog.com.
cn/ 3) Green Sports & Leisure Center, R3633 Biyun Lu, by Yunshan Lu (5030 6426)
Daily 10am-late 4) 6/F Daning Life Hub,
1918 Gonghe Xin Lu, by Daning Lu (6631
3920) Daily 10am-late 5) B109, 100 Century
Avenue, by Lujiazui Huan Lu (6877 8668)
Daily 9-2am www.bluefrog.com.cn 1) 天钥
Baker & Spice Excellent fresh-baked pastries
and spot-on baguettes. Brought to you from
the makers of Wagas. 1) 1/F, 195 Anfu Lu,
by Wulumuqi Lu (5404 2733) Daily 7am8.30pm. 2) Unit 118, 1/F, Shanghai Centre,
1376 Nanjing Xi Lu, by Xikang Lu (6289
8875) 1) 安福路 195 号 1 楼，近乌鲁木齐路 2) 南
京西路 1376 号上海商城 1 楼 118 单元 , 近西康路
Baker One A member of the Fairchild Group,
founded in 1984, this Canadian company has
over 28 years of prestigious history turns out
tasty baked goods that use all-natural and
fresh ingredients. 1) 559 Nanchang Lu, by
Shaanxi Nan Lu (6211-8217, www.bakerone.
cn) 2) 300 Hankou Lu, by Jiujiang Lu 1) 南昌路
桥路 131 号地下一层 12 室 , 近辛耕路 2) 虹梅路
3338 弄虹梅步行休闲街 30 号 , 近虹许路 3) 浦东
金桥 , 碧云路 633 号 -3，近云山路 4) 共和新路
1918 号大宁国际商业广场 6 楼 , 近大宁路 5) 世纪
大道 100 号 B109 室 , 近陆家嘴环路
Dakota French Bistro with a New York
slant, with seasonal changing menu, its
understated yet fresh brunch menu, fresh
Oysters, its quaint and snob free. 38 Donghu
Lu, by Huaihai Zhong Lu (5403 8906) MonSat:11-2am; Sun 11-10pm www.dakotabistro.
com 东湖路 38 号 , 近淮海中路
559 号 , 近陕西南路 2) 汉口路 300 号 , 近九江路
glo London Bakery Cafe Freshly-baked
bread, croissants, pastries, cakes and
scones plus fresh juices & roasted coffee.
1/F, 1 Wulumuqi Nan Lu, by Dongping Lu
(6466 6565) Daily 7am-10pm shanghai@
glolondon.com www.glolondon.com 乌鲁木
齐南路 1 号 1 楼 , 近东平路
Hooters Great food, great beverages, and
pretty HOOTERS Girls. -This is HOOTERS! 1)
1/F, Super Brand Mall, 168 Lujiazui Xi Lu, by
Fucheng Lu (5049 0199) 2) 1/F, 1498 Huaihai
Zhong Lu, by Wulumuqi Nan Lu (6437 9811)
3) 3/F, L’Avenue, 99 Xianxia Lu, by Zunyi Lu
(6212 0296) 4) 201, China View Building
No.1,East Worker's Stadium Lu,Chaoyang
District,Beijing (010 6585 8787) 5) 1F, Lippo
Tower, No.62 North Kehua Lu,Chengdu (028
6281 8877) 1) 陆家嘴西路 168 号正大广场一层 ,
近富城路 2) 淮海中路 1498 号 1 号楼一层 , 近乌鲁
木齐南路 3) 仙霞路 99 号尚嘉中心三层 , 近遵义路
4) 北京市朝阳区工人体育场东路，中国红街 1 号楼
201 5) 成都市武侯区科华北路 62 号力宝大厦一层
Pentalounge A so-called “lifestyle lounge”
in Changning District where you can meet
friends for drinks and dishes or share relax
with unlimited free WiFi and your favorite
Chinese and Western “comfort foods”. 1/
F, 1525 Dingxi Lu, by Changning Lu. (6252
1111) Daily 6-12am 定西路 1525 号 1 楼 , 近长
宁路
100
Element Fresh Chain of restaurants and
one of the longest running with quality
ingredients and good service. One of the
mainstays in Shanghai. 1) Rm.112, Shanghai
Centre, 1376 Nanjing Xi Lu, by Xikang Lu
(6279 8682) Mon-Thurs: 7am-11pm; Fri-Sat:
7-12am Sun 7am-11pm 2) 4/F, 1028 Huaihai
Zhong Lu, by Donghu Lu (5403 8865) MonThus: 8am-11pm; Fri-Sat: 8-12am; Sun 8am11pm 3) 1/F Super Brand Mall, 168 Lujiazui
Xi Lu, by Lujiazui Huan Lu (5047 2060) MonThurs: 9am-10.30pm; Fri 9am-11pm SatSun: 8am-10.30pm 4) 1/F, Grand Gateway,
1 Hongqiao Lu, by Huashan Lu (6407 5992)
Mon-Thurs: 7am-11pm; Fri-Sat: 7-12am; Sun
7am-11pm 5) 6/F, 228 Xizang Nan Lu, by
Taoyuan Lu (6334 3598) Daily 7am-10.30pm
6) 2/F, Shanghai World Financial Center,
100 Shiji Da Dao, by Lujiazui Huan Lu (6877
4001) Daily 10am-10pm 7) 1/F, 2088 Yanan Xi
Lu, by Yili Lu (6083 7436) Mon-Thurs: 9am10.30pm; Fri 9am-11pm; Sat 8am-11pm; Sun
8am-10.30pm 8) Green City, 331 Hongfeng
Lu, by Biyun Lu (3382 1700) Mon-Fri: 9am10.30pm; Sat: 8am-11pm; Sun 8am-10.30pm
9) 1/F 1378 Huamu Lu, by Fangdian Lu (2022
2537) Mon-Thurs: 9am-10.30pm; Fri 9am11pm; Sat 8am-11pm; Sun 8am-10.30pm 10)
unit 2, building 18, north block xintiandi,
181 taicang Lu Sun-Thurs 8am-12pm; Fri-Sat
8am-2am (6326 0950) 11) Shop 402, 4/F, K11
Art Mall, 300 Huaihai Zhong Lu, by Huangpi
Nan Lu Daily 10am-10pm (6315 2070) 12)
Unit N1-12, N2-11, Jing’an Kerry Centre, 1551
Nanjing Xi Lu, by Tongren Lu Sun-Thurs 8am11pm; Fri-Sat 8-12am (6139 8297) 1) 南京西
路 1376 号上海商城 112 室 , 近西康路 2) 淮海中
路 1028 号嘉华中心 4 楼 , 近东湖路 3) 陆家嘴西
路 168 号正大广场 1 楼 , 近陆家嘴环路 4) 虹桥路
1 号港汇广场 1 楼 , 近华山路 5) 西藏南路 228 号
Gourmet High class sweets and other baked
goodies. Pudong Shangri-La Hotel, Level 1,
Tower 2, 33 Fu Cheng Lu, by Yincheng Dong
Lu (5888 2957) Daily 8am-8pm 富城路 33 号香
格里拉酒店 2 号楼 1 楼 , 近银城东路
La Boulangerie This charming and authentic
little French-style bakery has fresh bread,
croissants and pastries every morning.
RMB16 for an Americano. More French than
France itself. 54 Yongkang Lu,by Xiangyang
Lu (3425 0210) 永康路 54 号，近襄阳路
Sunflour Bakery & Café (Anfu) Not only
has excellent baked goods but also serves
good breakfast and lunch options. 322 Anfu
Lu, by Wukang Lu (6473 7757) 7am-10pm
[email protected] www.sunfour.
com.cn 安福路 322 号 , 近武康路
BBQ
Latina Latina pulls out all the stops with
their endless portions of gaucho-style grilled
meats. It’s easily one of the best Brazilian
churrascarias in town. 1) 2/F, La Villa, 165
Lujiazui Huan Lu, by Lujiazui Dong Lu (3383
0577) 11am-11.30pm 2) 166 Grand Gateway,
1 Hongqiao Lu, by Zhaojiabang Lu (6447
2260) Mon-Fri 11am-11pm; Sat-Sun 11-12am
3) 1/F, 633 Biyun Lu, by Lan’an Lu (5030
6672) 11am-11.45pm 4) Unit101-201, Block5,
Lane123 Xingye Lu, by Madang Lu (6320
3566) Daily 10-2am 5) B1-B2, 2002 Shiji Da
Dao, by Yingchun Lu (6854 5484) 11am-9pm
6) Latina Center 66 Wuxi, 1/F, 139 Renmin
Zhong Lu, Chong'an District, Wuxi (0510
8185 6996) 1) 陆家嘴环路 165 号 2 楼 , 近陆家嘴
东路 2) 虹桥路 1 号港汇广场 1 楼 166 商铺 , 近肇
嘉浜路 3) 碧云路 633 号金桥碧云体育休闲中心 1
楼 , 近蓝桉路 4) 兴业路 123 弄新天地南里 5 号楼
单元 101-201, 近马当路 5) 世纪大道 2002 号亚
太盛汇广场 B1-B2, 近迎春路 6) 无锡恒隆店 , 无锡
市崇安区人民中路 139 号恒隆广场 1 楼
Bubba’s Texas-style Bar-B-Que and Saloon
1) 2262 Hongqiao Lu, by Jianhe lu (6242
2612) Daily 11am-12pm, Dining until 10pm
www.bubbasasia.com/ 2) Rm. 101, 1011
Xueye Lu by tangzijing lu (2206 0338) Daily
11am-12am 1) 长宁区虹桥路 2262 号 , 近剑河路 .
2) 雪野路 1011 号 101 室，近塘子泾路
glo London Rooftop BBQ Spend a pleasant
weekend dining on hickory-oak smokepit
BBQ on an open rooftop. 4/F, 1 WulumuqiNan Lu, by Dongping Lu (6466 6565) ThursSun: 11am-Midnight shanghai@glolondon.
com 乌鲁木齐南路 1 号 4 楼 , 近东平路
Riveria Enjoy weekend BBQ brunches,
English afternoon teas and Mediterranean
dinners served at this green and modern
waterfront villa-style restaurant. Bld 21, 1888
Pu Ming Lu, by Longyang Lu (6100 2097) 浦
明路 1888 号 , 近龙阳路
Cafes
Alfie’s by KEE With a selection of simple but
high quality European food, this relaxing
high-end spot is perfect for business lunch,
coffee and afternoon tea. A concept lounge
and dining room under Alfred Dunhill and
runs by the Private Members Club--KEE Club.
Unit 111A, Alfred Dunhill Flag Shop, Plaza
66, 1266 Nanjing Xi Lu, by Xikang Lu ((6288
3822) Mon-Sat 10am-10pm 南京西路 1266 号
恒隆广场 111A 室 , 近西康路
Bistro Sambal Located at the new Eco Village Area, this daytime cafe
- proudly being part of the
Cafe Sambal Team, serves modern Malaysian dishes in a open kitchen, highlighting
satay in the bun, nasi Lemak (coconut rice),
a variety of curry set meals and sweet savory comes with fresh blended juices. Daily
5-8pm, all drinks buy-one-get-one-free. Bld6,
485 Fenglin Lu, by Zhongshan Nan Er Lu
(3137 3840) 枫林路 485 号，近中山南二路
Brioche Doree Offering great baguettes,
breads and savory meals, this French chain is
a good option for those looking for a quick
bistro fix. 1) 7 Donghu Lu, by Huaihai Zhong
Lu (6472 8977) 2) 98 Yanping Lu, by Xinzha
Lu (6272 1008) 1) 东湖路 7 号 , 近淮海中路 2) 延
平路 98 号 , 近新闸路
Café 1188 Treat yourself to an inspired
buffet offering a variety of international
delicacies at Café 1188 at InterContinental
Shanghai Expo. Kids will have fun with
creative arts projects provided by Awesome
Kid’s Club and even attend a private
swimming class in hotel’s swimming pool.
Sunday brunch, 11.30am-3pm. 1188 Xueye
Lu, by Shibo Dadao (3858 1208) expo@
interconti.com, www.intercontinental.com/
shanghai-expo 雪野路 1188 号 , 近世博大道
Cafe Barbera With more than 140 years’
perfection in coffee, Cafe Barbera is
delighted to bring Barbera tradition, art
and passion from Italy to China. 102 Wanke
Square, 17 Shuicheng Nan Lu, by Huangjin
Chengdao (5206 8001) 水城南路 17 号万科广场
102, 近黄金城道
Citizen Café & Bar Charming Euro-style
cafe offering fine coffees, teas, cocktails as
well as sandwiches and pastas. First floor is
smoky, but the terrace is lovely on a nice day.
222 JinXian Lu, by Shanxi Nan Lu (6258 1620)
Daily 11-12.30am www.citizenshanghai.com/
进贤路 222 号 , 近陕西南路
Coffee Tree With a light and airy European
look, the cozy spot offers an array of fresh
and homemade items including salads,
sandwiches, quiche, pasta, and cakes using
the finest ingredients. Ferguson Lane, 376
Wukang Lu, by Tai’an Lu (6466 0361) MonSun 9am-10pm www.coffeetreecafe.com.cn
武康路 376 号 , 近泰安路
Éclair Éclair offers the largest selection of
gourmet éclairs in classic and innovative
flavors. There’re also chocolates, cakes,
freshly baked breads, sandwiches, etc
available. The outdoor terrace facing
Songshan Lu is a nice place for friends’ gettogether. 1/F, Andaz Shanghai, 88 Songshan
Listings
OPEN DOOR
Lu, by Taicang Lu (2310 1720) Daily 7am10pm www.andazshanghai.com 嵩山路 88 号
1 楼 , 近太仓路
Gloria Jean’s Coffees An Australian owned
global specialty coffee shop with over 1,000
coffee houses worldwide, who runs its
own coffee university and is dedicated in
handcrafting each drink to perfection. 1)
106, 138 Huaihai Zhong Lu, by Pu’an Lu (3330
1599)2)1/F, 506 Shangcheng Lu, by Pudong
Nan Lu (5011 5232) 3)1/F, 68 Yincheng
Zhong Lu, by Lujiazui Huan Lu (5091 7926) 1)
淮海中路 138 号无限度广场 106 室 , 近普安路 2)
商城路 506 号新梅联合广场 1 楼 123-B 单元 , 近
浦东南路 3）银城中路 68 号时代金融中心 1 楼 ,
近陆家嘴环路
House of Flour A consistent winner of our
Readers’ Choice Awards, this bistro/cafe
serves some of the city’s best desserts as
well as some great sandwiches, salads and
pastas. We love their chocolate cake. Unit2,
1/F Shanghai Legend, 635 Bibo Lu, by Zu
Chongzhi Lu (5080 6230) Daily 7am-9pm 碧
波路 635 号上海传奇 1 楼 2 号店 , 近祖冲之路
Lapis Cafe Unique rooftop glasshouse with
an amazing afternoon tea set and affordable
menu selections. 6/F, 818 Nanjing Xi Lu, by
Shimen Yi Lu (3203 1377) Daily 11am - 6pm
南京西路 818 号 6 楼 , 近石门一路
Le Crème Milano Offering real Italian
handmade artisan gelato in Shanghai since
2008, you can see the sweet treats being
made daily at their open factory on Shaanxi
Lu, or enjoy their products in their other
eight branches in town. 1) 434 Shaanxi Nan
Lu, by Yongjia Lu (6433 5208) 2) 173 Fumin
Lu, by Julu Lu (5403 3918) 3) Huangjin
Chengdao Pedestrian entrance, by Gubei Lu
(3255 0371) www.lecrememilano.com 1) 陕
西南路 434 号 , 近永嘉路 2) 富民路 173 号 , 近巨
鹿路 3) 黄金城道步行街口 , 近古北路
Marks & Spencer Café 1) 2/F, 98 Huaihai
Zhong Lu, by Liulin Lu (6191 3322) 2) 4/F,
863 Nanjing Xi Lu, by Taixing Lu (6217 8866)
10am-10pm 1) 淮海中路 98 号 2 楼 , 近柳林路 2)
南京西路 863 号 4 楼 , 近泰兴路
MoMo Café Bring your friends and treat
yourselves to an all-you-can-eat weekend
feast at MoMo Café where you may find
both local and international seafood,
crisp salads, carving delights and delicious
desserts including endless scoops of New
Zealand Natural. Weekend seafood dinner
buffet is on offer every Friday through
Sunday evening at just RMB228+15% per
person. 2/F Courtyard By Marriott Shanghai
Xujiahui, 100 Hongqiao Lu, by Yishan Lu
(6129 2944) Fri-Sun: 5.30-9pm 虹桥路 100 号
上海西藏大厦万怡酒店 2 楼 , 近宜山路
Nar Cafe & Yoga Lounge Rm108, Block 6,
999 GaoJing Lu, by Huqingping Gong Lu
(5988 9814) Mon-Thurs: 9am-9pm; Fri-Sun:
10am-10pm [email protected] 高泾路 999
号 6 号楼 108 室 , 近沪青平公路
Napoleon Chocolate Bar A chocoholics
paradise providing one of the town’s best
chocolate mud cakes, fondues, macarons,
hot chocolate and chocolate cocktails. A
good selection of fresh salads, sandwiches
and pastas are also available in store. 1)
242 Julu Lu, by Ruijin Yi Lu (3256 7078) 2)
B2, Super Brand Mall, 168 Lujiazui Xi Lu, by
Lujiazui Huan Lu (6184 3449) 1) 巨鹿路 242 号 ,
近瑞金一路 2) 陆家嘴正大广场 B2 层 , 陆家嘴西路
168 号 , 近陆家嘴环路
Pacific Coffee Inspired from the coffee
culture from Seattle, Pacific Coffee serves
great Italian espresso based coffee in
generous American sizes, cakes and other
great offers in a welcoming ambience. 1)
Rm102, 1/F Lansheng Building, 208 Huaihai
Zhong Lu, by Xizang Nan Lu (3315 3296)
2) Rm211-212, 2/F, 300 Nanjing Dong Lu,
by Henan Zhong Lu (6045 2218) 3) 1/F, 618
Xujiahui Lu, by Ruijin Er Lu (6093 2219) 4) 1/
F Thumb Plaza, No.11 Lane 199 Fangdian
Lu, by Dingxiang Lu (6892 0007) 5) 1F-A, 367
Pucheng Lu, by Qixin Lu (5062 3701) www.
pacificcoffee.com 1) 淮海中路 2-8 号蘭生大厦
1 楼 02 室 2) 南京东路 300 号名人购物中心 2 楼
211-212 室 3) 徐家汇路 618 号 1 楼 , 近瑞金二路
4) 芳甸路 199 弄大拇指广场 11 号 1 楼 , 近丁香路
5）浦城路 367 号 1F-A, 近启新路
Pudong City Bistro The all-day-dining casual
restaurant features interactive show kitchens
and live cooking stations for breakfast, lunch
and dinner, which is complimented by an
extensive a la carte menu. 2/F, 15 Xinjinqiao
Lu, by Hongfeng Lu (6036 8855) 新金桥路 15
号 2 楼 , 近红枫路
Simply Bakery Cafe Nestled in the tranquil
neighborhood of Jinqiao, this one-year old
café is gaining popularity with its array of
freshly baked bread, pastries and cakes.
With an appealing and healthy lunch menu
of salads and sandwiches, the cafe has the
best croissants, chocolate éclairs and carrot
cakes to offer. 1) 576 Biyun Lu, by Yunshan
Lu (6105 2968) Mon-Sun 7am-7pm 2) Unit
107, 1/F, K11 Art Mall, 300 Huaihai Zhong Lu,
by Huangpi Nan Lu (4009216088) 8am-8pm
3) Unit 316-317, 3/F L’Avenue, 99 Xianxia
Lu, by Zunyi Lu (4009216088) 10am-10pm
4) Unit 102, 1/F, 900 Yishan Lu, by Guiping
Lu (4009216088) Mon-Fri 8am-7pm 5) 159
Madang Lu, by Taicang Lu (4009216088)
8am-10pm 1) 碧云路 576 路 , 近云山路 2) 淮海
中路 300 号上海 K11 购物艺术中心 L1 楼 107 室 ,
近黄陂南路 3) 仙霞路 99 号尚嘉中心 3 楼 316317 单元 , 近遵义路 4) 宜山路 900 号科技产业大
楼 1 楼 102 单元 , 近桂平路 5) 马当路 159 号 , 近
太仓路
The Dining Room Creating a new Shanghai
dining scene, the Dining Room is where you
get a taste of new Shanghainese cuisine in a
simple but modern environment. Shop A-003,
L'Avenue, LG2, 99 Xianxia Lu (6067 3751) 仙
霞路 99 号尚嘉中心 LG2 层 A-003 室 , 近遵义路
Wagas 1) 1168 Nanjing Xi Lu, by Jiangning
Lu (5292 5228) 7am-10pm 2) 199 Fangdian
Lu, by Dingxiang Lu (5033 6277) 7am-10pm
3) Rm108 Maxdo Center, 86 Xianxia Lu,
by Hami Lu (5208 1978) 7am-10pm 4) 300
Huaihai Zhong Lu, by Madang Lu (6335
3739) 7am-10:30pm 5) 288 Jiujiang Lu, by
Henan Zhong Lu (3366 5026) Mon-Fri: 7am8pm; Sat-Sun: 9:30am-6pm 6) Shop 201,
169 Wujiang Lu, by Nanjing Xi Lu (6267
0339) 8am-10:30pm 7) 283 Jianguo Xi Lu, by
Jiashan Lu (5466 8312) 7am-8pm 8) G104,
999 Pudong Nan Lu, by Zhangyang Lu (5134
1075) 7am-9:30pm 9) 1/F, 1233 Lujiazui
Huan Lu, by Dongchuan Lu (5879 4235)
Mon-Fri: 7am-6pm; Closed on Sat&Sun 10)
1/F, 265Jiaozhou Lu, by Xinzha Lu (6272
0353) 7am-11pm 11) L102, 1/F Channel One,
155 Changshou Lu, by Shanxi Bei Lu (3131
5008) Mon-Sun: 7am-11pm 1) 南京西路 1168
号 , 近江宁路 2) 芳甸路 199 弄大拇指广场 31 号 ,
近丁香路 3) 仙霞路 86 号万都商城 108 室 , 近哈密
路 4) 淮海中路 300 号香港新世界广场 , 近马当路
5) 九江路 288 号 , 近河南中路 6) 吴江路 169 号
201 商铺 , 近南京西路 7) 建国西路 283 号 , 近嘉
善路 8) 浦东南路 999 号新梅联合大厦 104 号 , 近
张杨路 9) 陆家嘴环路 1233 号汇亚大厦 1 楼 , 近东
川路 10) 胶州路 265 号 1 楼 , 近新闸路 11) 长寿路
155 号调频壹广场 1 楼 L102, 近陕西北路
Whisk Choco Cafe While best known for its
sumptuous chocolate desserts, Whisk also
does a brisk business with risottos, pastas,
panini and pizza. 1250 Huaihai Zhong Lu,
by Huating Lu (5404 7770) Daily 10.30am11.30pm www.whisk.com.cn 淮海中路 1250
Le Rexo
Bespoke furniture
Hidden away in a quiet alleyway off Xiangyang Lu, on the second floor of a charming
old building, is furniture maker Le Rexo’s showroom. The company specializes in highend furniture that’s completely custom-made in their Shanghai factory, and does beautiful wooden products for houses., hotels and restaurants.
Catering to a well-traveled, savvy clientele, Le Rexo’s products span a number of
styles – from vintage to contemporary, classic to oriental – and boast the highest levels
of craftsmanship, quality and materials. Each wooden part is fashioned with tenons
and mortises, and then put together like a jigsaw puzzle.
Wood varieties include rosewood, sandalwood, ebony and the commonly used
elm wood, suiting different budgets and needs. Urbanites looking to kit out their pads
in style – and in a truly bespoke way - should make sure to pay Le Rexo a visit.
// Opened Wed-Sun, 12:30-6pm. 2F, N. 20, Lane 383, Xiangyang Nan Lu, by Yongjia Lu
襄陽南路383弄20號2樓, 近永嘉路(5213 0016, www.lerexo.com)
号 , 近华亭路
WK Hawaii Cafe A Hawaii-themed cafe
providing a variety of local food from
eight of Hawaii islands, highlighting the
most representative pancakes, authentic
locomoco and more. 2/F, Building1, 570
Yongjia Lu, by Yueyang Lu (6073 7626)
10am-5pm 永嘉路 570 号 1 号楼 2 楼 , 近岳阳路
chinese
beijing
Jing Hui Cui Parent company Xinwang
Group has departed from their Cantonese
roots to bring Shanghai excellent Beijing
duck, plus an array of dishes that will please
both northern and southern palates like
handpulled noodles and marinated sea
whelks. 8001, Cloud Nine Shopping Mall,
1018 Changning Lu, by Kaixuan Lu (6212
6986) 长宁路 1018 号中山公园龙之梦购物中心
8001 商铺 , 近凯旋路
Cantonese
Cha Canting With its bright, chintzy interior,
awesome HK diner-style dishes and more
variations on tea and soda than you ever
knew, Cha’s is a definite Shanghai favorite.
Expect a long line during traditional meal
hours. 1) 1/F, 30-32 Sinan Lu, by Huaihai
Zhong Lu (6093 2062) Daily 11-2am 2) Novel
Plaza B18, 131 Tianyaoqiao Lu by Xingeng
Lu (3461 5868) Daily 11am-2am 1) 思南路
30-32 号 1 楼 , 近淮海中路 2) 天钥桥路 131 号
B18 室近辛耕路
Gui Hua Lou A meld of Shangri-la’s impeccable service and well-made Sichuanese,
Shanghainese and Cantonese cuisine. 1/
F, River Wing, Pudong Shangri-La Hotel, 33
Fucheng Lu, by Yingcheng Dong Lu (5888
3697) Lunch: Mon-Fri 11.30am-3pm, SatSun 11am-3pm, Dinner: Daily 5.30-10.30pm
www.shangri-la.com 富城路 33 号浦东香格里拉
酒店 1 楼 , 近银城东路
Manchuria Upscale, new-age Cantonese
cuisine with excellent soups and other
delicacies. 3-4/F, Bldg 11-12, 889 Julu Lu,
by Changshu Lu (6445 8082) Daily 11am2.30pm; 5.30-10pm 巨鹿路 889 号 (11-12 幢
3-4 层 ), 近常熟路
Mao This restaurant works to blend
Panda Chinese
Language and Culture Training Center
Panda Education and Training teaches Mandarin in a well-structured yet flexible way.
Their friendly teachers are easy to talk to take the time to get to know you in order
to plan a personalized and tailored learning experience. Lessons make you feel more
like you’rechatting with a friend than sitting in a boring class, which makes you feel
comfortable asking for them to slow down the pace if needed and to ask any questions
that you need to.
Panda will build up your linguistic skills from the bottom up. You’ll learn at your
own pace, but you’ll pick things up more quickly than you’d expect. Before you know it
you’ll be constructing lengthy sentences and understanding characters. Chinese characters can often be daunting, and Panda are happy for you to skip them if you want,
but they do make learning characters interesting and enjoyable, giving you fun ways to
remember them.
Once you get to a more advance level, and you feel you’re confident enough,
you’ll start off lessons simply chatting with your teacher in Mandarin, which is perfect
for building up your skills in every day conversation. Panda offer a fun, flexible and
comprehensive learning experience. After a few lessons you won’t just know how to
say typical tourist book phrases, you’ll actually understand Mandarin.
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Listings
modernity with local tradition. Its plethora
of Cantonese specialties are elegantly
presented 5/F Sofitel Hyland Hotel, 505
Nanjing Dong Lu, by Fujian Zhong Lu (6351
5888) Daily 11.30am-2.30pm; 5.30-10.30pm
[email protected] www.
sofitel.com/gb/hotel-1603-sofitel-shanghaihyland/index.shtml 南京东路 505 号索菲特海仑
宾馆 5 楼 , 近福建中路
Man Ho With a good selection of traditional
Cantonese dishes and Shanghai favorites,
Man Ho provides five private lake-view
rooms that are perfect for both private and
business parties. 5/F, 15 Xinjinqiao Lu, by
Hongfeng Lu (6036 8866) 新金桥路 15 号 5 楼 ,
近红枫路
Ming Yuan A contemporary upscale
Chinese culinary journey for epicures,
serving traditional Cantonese cuisine paying
homage to classic Chinese influences in
a contemporary style. Ming Yuan offers a
range of dining options varying for private
dining rooms and large group tables. Lunch
11.30am – 2.30pm; Dinner 5.30-9.30pm. 2nd
floor, Banyan Tree Shanghai On The Bund,
19 Haiping Lu, by Gongping Lu (2509 1188)
Lunch 11.30am – 2.30pm; Dinner 5.30–
9.30pm. banyantree.com 海平路 19 号悦榕庄 2
Dong Lu, by Songyuan Lu (3323 6574)
Lunch: 11.30-2.30pm; Dinner: 5.30-10pm
[email protected] www.hilton.com.cn/
shanghaihongqiao 红松东路 1116 号 2 号楼 1
楼 , 近宋园路
YUE 1525 Traditional Cantonese fare with
excellent dim sum, clay pot dishes, doubleboiled soup and and chef specials. 2/F, 1525
Dingxi Lu, by Changning Lu (6225 8665)
Daily 11.30am-2.30pm; 5.30pm-10pm 定西路
1525 号 2 楼 , 近长宁路
YUE The Chinese Restaurant offers an
exciting blend of local & traditional
dishes served in a modern atmosphere. 2/
F, Pullman Shanghai South, 1 Pubei Lu, by
Liuzhou Lu (2426 8888) 浦北路 1 号上海中星铂
尔曼大酒店 2 楼 , 近柳州路
hot-pot
Mahota Kitchen The farm-to-city store of
Mahota Farm serves hotpot using freshly
harvest safe ingredients and offers a range
of fresh produce direct from the farm. 1/F,
M-Town, 680 Huaihai Xi Lu, by Hongqiao Lu
(5267 9988) www.themahota.com 淮海西路
楼 , 近公平路
680 号新淮海坊一层泰生天地 , 近虹桥路
Molokai With an infusion of signature
Cantonese dishes and continental cuisine,
Molokai is a Hong Kong bistro that offers
a distinct menu with flavors from both the
east and west. 3/F, Xintiandi South Plaza,
Bldg 6, 123 Xingye Lu, by Zizhong Lu (5321
0881) Daily 11am-11pm 兴业路 123 号新天地南
Qimin Organic Hotpot This Chinese
hotpot restaurant’s motto is “From Farm to
Table.” Focuses on local produce including
vegetables from the restaurant’s own
farm. 1) 407 Shanxi Bei Lu, by Beijing Xi Lu
(6258 8777) 2) 2) 7/F, 1438 Hongqiao Lu,
by Hongbaoshi Lu (6295 2117) 12-2.30pm;
5.30pm-12am 1) 陕西北路 407 号 , 近北京西路
里 3 楼 , 近自忠路
Qianyue Court This hidden gem of a
Shunde restaurant commands two floors
of Cantonese cuisine. They offer everything
from dim sum to congee hot pot. Enjoy! 2-3/
F, 1414 Huaihai Zhong Lu, by Fuxing Xi Lu
(6418 9196) 11am-2.30pm; 5.30-11pm 淮海中
路 1414 号 2-3 楼 , 近复兴西路
Sheng Hui Tang A Chinese restaurant with
spectacular view of the Huangpu River and
Nanpu Bridge, offering authentic Cantonese
cuisine in a fusion with Sichuan and local
flavors prepared by Hong Kong Master Chef
Pan Xianwen. Boasting six elegant private
dining rooms, it’s an ideal venue for social
gatherings and business entertainment.
1188 Xueye Lu, by Shibo Dadao (3858 1218,
www.intercontinental.com/shanghai-expo)
雪野路 1188 号 , 近世博大道
Shen Yue Xuan 1) 4/F, Central Plaza, 381
Huaihai Zhong Lu, by Madang Lu (5382
2222) Daily 11am-2.30pm, 5pm-11pm 2) 849
Huashan Lu, by Fuxing xi Lu (6251 1166)
Mon-Fri 11am-midnight, Sat-Sun 7.30am midnight 1) 淮海中路 381 号 , 中环广场 4 楼 , 近
马当路 2) 华山路 849 号 , 近复兴西路
Summer Palace Combining Cantonese and
South-Eastern Chinese cuisines, the Summer
Palace enhances gastronomical sensations
with a poetic visual dreamscape with the 3
distinct chambers. Jing An Shangri-La, West
Shanghai, 1218 Yan'an Zhong Lu, by Tong
Ren Road (2203 8889, www.jinganshangdining.com) 静安香格里拉大酒店，延安中路 1218
号，近铜仁路
T’ang Court A signature Chinese restaurant
at The Langham, Xintiandi which is
rebranded from its former name Ming Court
that provides authentic Cantonese cuisine
for discerning local and international guests.
5/F, The Langham Xintiandi, 99 Madang Lu,
by Taicang Lu Mon-Fri, 11.30am-2pm; 5.3010pm. Sat-Sun, 11am-2.30pm; 5.30-10pm 马
当路 99 号新天地朗廷酒店 5 楼唐阁 , 近太仓路
Wan Hao Chinese Restaurant Contemporary,
elegant and comfortable, Wan Hao Chinese
restaurant showcases fine Cantonese cuisine
and contemporary market fresh Shanghainese specialties. It is a place where people
demonstrate passion for Chinese cuisine.
The restaurant's five private rooms with
magnificent city views cater to any special
occasion in need of an exclusive setting. 39/
F, JW Marriott Hotel Shanghai Tomorrow
Square, 399 Nanjing Xi Lu, by Huangpi Nan
Lu (5359 4969, www.jwmarriottshanghai.
com) 上海明天广场 JW 万豪酒店 39 楼，南京西
2) 虹桥路 1438 号高岛屋 7 楼 , 近红宝石路
Hunan
Di Shui Dong 1) 2/F, 56 Maoming Nan Lu, by
Changle Lu (6253 2689) 2) 5 Dongping Lu,
by Hengshan Lu (6415 9448) 3) Unit 22, 300
Guyang Lu, by Yili Nan Lu (5175 3067) 1) 茂名
南路 56 号 2 楼 , 近长乐路 2) 东平路 5 号 , 近衡山
路 3) 古羊路 300 号 -22，近伊犁南路
Gu Yi 87 Fumin Lu, by Julu Lu (6249 5628)
Daily 11am-2pm; 5.30pm-10.30pm 富民路 87
号 , 近巨鹿路
Hunan House A very pretty Hunan
restaurant by Cotton (of Cotton’s) located in
a converted Concession villa. No.2, Lane49,
Fuxing Xi Lu, by Wulumuqi Lu (3461 1377)
Mon-Fri: 4.30pm-11.30pm; Sat-Sun 11am11.30pm www.cottonshunanhouse.com 复兴
西路 49 弄 2 号 , 近乌鲁木齐路
Shanghainese
1221 A consistent contender for our
Readers’ Choice Best Shanghainese Award.
This tucked-away restaurant has a die-hard
laowai following. 1221 Yan’an Xi Lu, by
Panyu Lu (6213 6585, 6213 2441) Daily 11am2pm; 5-11pm 延安西路 1221 号 , 近番禺路
Bao Luo Some may carp that it has become
an expat trap over the years. But, this place
is still wildly popular with locals. Don’t miss
their mammoth-sized shengjian bao. 271
Fumin Lu, by Changle Lu (5403 7239) Daily
11-4.30am 富民路 271 号 , 近长乐路
Club Jin mao One of the most prestigious
Shanghainese restaurants offering the finest
facilities, traditional Chinese elements and
authentic cuisines. Six private dining rooms
and A La Carte area overlooks views of the
city skylines. 86/F JinMao Tower, 88 Shiji Da
Dao, by Dongtai Lu (5049 1234) Lunch: Daily
11.30am-2.30pm; Dinner: Daily 5.30-10.30pm
世纪大道 88 号 86 楼 , 近东泰路
中山东一路 32 号上海半岛酒店 2 楼 , 近北京东路
Yue Xuan Savour the most authentic
Cantonese food in Shanghai in the elegant
surroundings of our Yue Xuan restaurant.
From traditional dim sum treats to
delectable steamed fish, selected fresh
from our seafood tanks, the diverse menu
will satisfy. 1/F, Tower 2, 1116 Hongsong
102
南京东路 20 号上海和平饭店 8 楼 , 近中山东一路
Hai Pai The neighborhood restaurant in
Xintiandi provides delicate Shanghainese
cuisine with a modern flavor. Created by
Executive Chef Jacqueline Qiu and Chef de
Cuisine Johnny Xiang, the menu features
delicious home style cooking using fresh local products and carefully sourced specialty
ingredients from around the country. 1/F,
Andaz Shanghai, 88 Songshan Lu, by Taicang
Lu(2310 1700) Breakfast: Daily 6.30-10.30am;
Lunch: Daily 11.30am-2.30pm; Dinner: Daily
5.30-10.30pm 嵩山路 88 号上海安达仕酒店 1 楼，
近太仓路
Shanghai Min A Shanghainese restaurant
grown up from a local dining venue to a
national phenomenon, Shanghai Min has
dedicated in local cuisine for 26 years and
is known for authentic Shanghai flavor and
excellent food quality. 1)Room 304, 3/F, CITIC
PLAZA, 1350, Sichuan Bei Lu, by Wujin Lu 2)
L225, 2/F, Kerry Parkside, 1378 Huamu Lu,
by Jinxiu Lu 3) 2/F, Enterprise Square, 228,
Meiyuan Lu,by Gonghe Lu 4)3/F, Building
8, 1968, Gonghexin Lu, by Daning Lu 5)
588, Dalian Road, by Zhoujiazui Lu 6) 7/F,
Shanghai Golden Eagle Square, 278,Shaanxi
Bei Lu, by Nanjing Xi Lu 7) 2-5/F, Shanghai
Oriental Centre, 699 Nanjing Xi Lu, by Wujiang Lu 8) 2/F, South Block Plaza, 123 Xingye
Lu, by Madang Lu 9) 4/F, 999 Changning Lu,
by Huichuan Lu 10) 4/F, Wharf 2, 579 Waima
Lu, by Zhuxingmatou Jie 11) 9/F, 168 Lujiazui
Xi Lu, by Lujiazui Huan Lu 12) 7/F, 2727
Binjiang Dadao, Oriental Riverside Hotel, by
Oriental Pearl Tower 13) 4/F, 500 Pudong
Nan Lu, by Lujiazui Dong Lu 14) 2/F, Building
6, 3611 Zhangyang Lu, Jinqiao International
Commercial Plaza, by Jinqiao Lu 15) 4/F, 777
Jiamusi Lu, WH Ming Hotel, by Yingkou Lu
16) 3337 Hongmei Lu, by Yan’an Xi Lu 17)
Building A, 565 Zhongshan Dong Er Lu, by
Dongmen Lu (400 820 9777) 1）四川北路
1350 号第三层 304 单元 , 近武进路 2）花木路
1378 号浦东嘉里城 2 楼 L225, 近锦绣路 3）梅园
路 228 号企业广场 2 楼 , 近共和路 4）共和新路
1968 号大宁国际 8 座 3 楼 , 近大宁路 5）大连路
588 号 , 近周家嘴路 6）陕西北路 278 号金鹰国际
购物中心 7 楼 , 近南京西路 7）南京西路 699 号
东方有线大厦 2-5 楼 , 近吴江路 31 号 8) 兴业路
123 弄新天地南里商场 2 楼 , 近马当路 9) 长宁路
999 号 4 楼 , 近汇川路 10）外马路 579 号 2 号楼
4 楼 , 近新码头街 11）陆家嘴西路 168 号正大广场
9 楼 , 近东方明珠 12）滨江大道 2727 号东方滨江
大酒店 7 楼 , 近东方明珠 13）浦东南路 500 号国
家开发银行 4 楼 , 近陆家嘴东路 14）张杨路 3611
弄金桥国际商业广场 6 座 2 层 , 近金桥路 15）佳
木斯路 777 号小南国花园酒店 4 楼 , 近营口路 16）
虹梅路 3337 号 , 近延安西路 17）中山东二路 565
号 A 栋 , 近东门路
Shang-High Cuisine Understated and
elegant Shanghainese food with some
pleasant surprises like beef cheek with
truffles. 6/F, Jumeirah Himalayas Hotel, 1108
Meihua Lu, by Fangdian Lu (3858 0888) Daily
11.30am-2.30pm, 5.30- 10.30pm 梅花路 1108
Shanghai Classic Restaurant Open since
1875, this restaurant is located on the
second-floor atrium of a three-star hotel. Be
sure to try the eight treasure duck or fried
shrimp. 242 Fuyou Lu, by Lishui Lu (631 1177
7205) Daily 11am-2pm, 5:30-10pm 福佑路 242
号 , 近丽水路
东路 222 号外滩中心 , 近江西中路
The Chinoise Story A unique restaurant
featuring radically fused cooking styles.
Lovely space. Expect classic Chinese dishes
served in individual portions rather than
family style. Cathay Building, Jin Jiang Hotel,
59 Maoming Nan Lu, by Changle Lu (6445
1717) 11am-2.30pm; 6-10.30pm 茂名南路 59
号锦江饭店北楼底层 , 近长乐路
Yin par Le Garcon Chinois A quiet oasis
on an otherwise blaringly loud street, Yin
pulls out all the stops with its quaint oldworld decor, genteel service and quality
Shanghainese food. Sushi is also a must try.
2/F, 4 Hengshan Lu, by Wulumuqi Nan Lu
(5466 5070, 5466 0087) Daily 12-2pm; 5pm12am 衡山路 4 号领馆广场 2 楼 , 近乌鲁木齐南路
Yongfoo Elite Impress guests with this
utterly regal affair. It’s got a beautiful
garden, classical decor and a beautiful bar.
Also sports one of the fuzziest walls in the
city. 200 Yongfu Lu, by Hunan Lu (5466
2727) Daily 11.30am-10.30pm; bar open till
midnight www.yongfooelite.com 永福路 200
号 , 近湖南路
Sichuan
Pin Chuan 1) 47 Taojiang Lu, by Wulumuqi
Nan Lu (6437 9361) Daily 11am-2pm; 5-11pm
2) 5/F Plaza 66, 1266 Nanjing Xi Lu, by
Shanxi Bei Lu (6288 8897) Daily 10.30am10pm 3) Unit 312B, 3/F, L’Avenue Shanghai,
99 Xianxia Lu, by Zunyi Lu (400 820 7706,
delivery: 6209 6209) Mon–Sun: 11am-10pm
4) Daily 11am-10pm S801-1B, Level 8, Jiu
Guang Department Store, 1618 Nanjing Xi
Lu, by Jingan Temple (4008207706) 1) 桃江
路 47 号 , 近乌鲁木齐南路 2) 南京西路 1266 号恒
隆广场 5 楼 , 近陕西北路 3) 仙霞路 99 号上海尚
嘉中心 3 楼 312B, 近遵义路 4) 南京西路久光百货
1618 号 8 层 S801-1B, 近静安寺
Shu Di La Zi Yu 1) 187 Anfu Lu, by Wulumuqi Zhong Lu (5403 7684) Daily 11am-2pm;
5-10.30pm 2) 53 Fengxian Lu, by Nanjing Xi
Lu (6267 0097) Daily 9.30am-10pm 3) 2/F, 1
Shuang Feng Bei Lu, by Xietu Lu (6487 1015)
Daily 11am-2pm; 5-10.30pm 1) 安福路 185187 号 , 近乌鲁木齐中路 2) 奉贤路 53 号 , 近南京
西路 3) 双峰北路 1 号 2 楼 , 近斜土路
Yu Xin 3/F Zhaoshangju Plaza, 333 Chengdu
Bei Lu, by Nanjing Xi Lu (5298 0438) Daily
11am-2pm; 5-9.30pm 成都北路 338 号招商局广
场 3 楼 , 近南京西路
Sichuan Citizen The people who brought
you Citizen Cafe and Bar have gone native
with this Sichuan eatery. Here you’ll find
all the classics amply spiced and served
in bamboo-clad dining room. 30 Donghu
Lu, by Huaihai Zhong Lu (5404 1235) Daily
11am-10.30pm 东湖路 30 号 , 近淮海中路
Taiwanese
号 6 楼 , 近芳甸路
Shanghai Uncle Perfect for a big group,
with large tables and red decor, it’s a fancy
setting for a lively dinner. 1) 211 Tianyaoqiao
Lu, by Nandan Lu (6464 6430) Lunch: 11am2pm Dinner: 5.30pm-10.30pm 2) Bund
Center, 222 Yan’an Dong Lu, by Jiangxi
Zhong Lu (6339 1977) Daily 11am-2.30pm;
5-10.30pm 1) 天钥桥路 211 号 , 近南丹路 2) 延安
路 399 号，近黄陂北路
Yi Long Court Themed on the residence
of a 1930’s Shanghainese nobleman
(complete with a coveted chefs’ table and
six different private rooms), celebrated
Hong Kong Chef Dicky To serves authentic
dim sum and Cantonese cuisine. 2/F, The
Peninsula Shanghai, 32 Zhongshan Dong
Yi Lu, by Beijing Dong Lu (2327 6742) Daily
11.30am–2.30pm; 6-10.30pm peninsula.com
Dragon Phoenix Looking over the Pudong
skyline and fabulous Huangpu River, this
distinguished piece of Shanghai history
was the finest Chinese restaurant in town
when the hotel opened, and it remains an
exquisite dining destination to this day.
Enjoy Shanghainese and regional Chinese
delicacies in the ornate dining room or
one of our four decadent private rooms. 8/
F, Fairmont Peace Hotel, 20 Nanjing Dong
Lu, by Zhongshan Dong Yi Lu ( 6138 6880 )
Lunch: Daily 11.30am-2.30pm; Dinner: Daily
5.30-10pm, www.fairmont.com/peacehotel
Whampoa Club This Bund institution
specializes in modern reinterpretations of
Shanghai classics. Great view, fancy eats. 5/F,
3 on the Bund, 3 Zhongshan Dong Yi Lu, by
Guangdong Lu (6321 3737) Daily 11.30am-2
.30pm, 5.30-10.30pm www.threeonthebund.
com/ 中山东一路 3 号 , 外滩三号 5 楼 , 近广东路
Ye Shanghai An ostensibly sleek and shiny
restaurant specializing in modern Shanghaicuisine. They also offer a pretty decent
weekend dim sum. 338 Huangpi Nan Lu,
by Taicang Lu (6311 2323) Daily 11.30am2.30pm; 5.30-10.30pm yss@elite-concepts.
com 黄陂南路 338 号 , 近太仓路
Din Tai Fung Taiwanese chain restaurant
that offers delicious Chinese snack foods,
especially their xiaolongbaos are to die for 1)
Unit 24, 3/F, Super Brand Mall, 168 Lujiazui
Xi Lu, by Lujiazui Huan Lu (5047 8883) Daily
10am-10pm www.dintaifungsh.com.cn 2)
Unit 318, 3/F, Shanghai World Financial
Center, 100 Shiji Da Dao, by Lujiazui Huan
Lu (6877 6886) Daily 10-1am 3) 5/F Grand
Gateway, 1 Hongqiao Lu, by Huashan Lu
(3469 1383) Daily 11am- 2.45pm; 5-11pm
4) 168 Fangbang Zhong Lu, by Zhoujin Lu
(6334 1008) Daily 9am-10pm 5) 3/F, MIXC,
701Fuchun Lu, by Jiangjin Lu, Hangzhou
Daily 9am-10pm 6) South Block Plaza, 2/
F, Lane 123 Xingye Lu, by Madang Lu (6385
8378) Daily 10-1am 7) 1/F, Shanghai Center,
1376 Nanjing Xi Lu, by Xikang Lu (6289
9182) Daily 10am-10pm 8) 1/F,Buliding F,
268 Min’andong Lu, by Shengmo Bei Lu,
Jiangdong District, Ningbo Daily 11am-10pm
1) 陆家嘴西路 168 号正大广场 3 楼 24 单元 , 近陆
家嘴环路 2) 世纪大道 100 号上海环球金融中心 3
楼 317 单元 , 近陆家嘴环路 3) 虹桥路 1 号港汇恒
隆广场 5 楼 503, 近华山路 4) 方浜中路 168 号 , 近
昼锦路 5) 杭州市富春路 701 号 3 楼 , 近江锦路 6)
新天地南里广场 2 楼 , 兴业路 123 弄 , 近马当路 7)
南京西路 1376 号上海商城 1 楼 , 近西康路 8) 宁波
市江东区民安东路 268 号 F 座 1 楼 , 近盛莫北路
Bellagio 1) 101 Shuicheng Nan Lu, by
Hongqiao Lu (6270 6865, 6270 6866) Daily
11-4am 2) 111 Xikang Lu, by Nanjing Xi Lu
(6247 2666) Daily 11-12am 3) 138 Huaihai
Listings
OPEN DOOR
Zhong Lu, by Pu’an Lu (6375 6696) Daily 114am 4) 68 Taicang Lu, by Songshan Lu (6386
5701) Daily 11am-10pm 5) 778 Huangjin
Cheng Dao, by Gubei Nan Lu (6278 0722)
Daily 11-4am 1) 水城南路 101 号 , 近虹桥路 2)
西康路 111 号 , 近南京西路 3) 淮海中路 138 号 ,
近普安路 4) 太仓路 68 号 , 近嵩山路 5) 黄金城道
778 号 , 近古北南路
Charmant Taiwanese food in a faux
Provence-style dining room. Decor aside, the
food is pretty good and served until the wee
hours to boot. 1418 Huaihai Zhong Lu, by
Fuxing Xi Lu (6431 8107) Daily 11-4am 淮海中
路 1418 号 , 近复兴西路
Yunnan
Lapis Yun Specializing in Yunnan cuisine,
Lapis Yun boasts an exotic Yunnan bamboo
forest ambiance, which is set to provide you
a whole new experience on Yunnan cuisine
6/F, 818 Nanjing Xi Lu by Shimen Yi Lu (3203
1377) Daily 11am - 11pm 南京西路 818 号 6 楼 ,
Slice This up-market deli/cafe specializes in
sandwiches and salads with Mediterranean
flare. 1) 688 Biyun Lu, by Lan’an Lu (3382
0653) Mon-Sat 8am-10pm; Sun 9am-10pm. 2)
1517 Huqingping Gong Lu, by Zhuguang Lu
(5988 7007) 9am-9:30pm 1) 碧云路 688 号 , 近
蓝桉路 2) 沪青平公路 1517 号近诸光路
Urban Soup Kitchen In case the name didn’t
clue you in, soup is the order of the day
here. They offer a vast variety of gourmet
style sandwiches and salads too.Delivery
available. 1) 280 Madang Lu, by Zizhong
Lu (5382 2978) Daily 10.30am-10pm 2)
17 Nanquan Bei Lu, by Laoshan Lu (3331
1861) 11am-10pm 2) 17 Nanquan Bei Lu, by
Laoshan Lu (3331 1861) 3) 280 Madang Lu,
by Zizhong Lu (5382 2978) 1) 马当路 280 号 ,
近自忠路 2) 南泉北路 17 号 , 近崂山路 2) 南泉北
路 17 号 , 近崂山路 3) 马当路 280 号 , 近自忠路
Delivery
近石门一路
Lily’s
Antiques
Lost Heaven 1) 17 Yan’an Dong Lu, by
Sichuan Nan Lu (6330 0967) Daily 12-2pm,
5pm-1am (the lastest order at 10.30pm) 2) 38
Gaoyou Lu, by Fuxing Xi Lu (6433 5126) Daily
11.30am-1.30pm, 5.30-10.30pm 1) 延安东路
17 号 , 近四川南路 2) 高邮路 38 号 , 近复兴西路
Legend Taste A small, unassuming eatery
specializing in the delicacies of Yunnan’s
many ethnic tribes. They also have an exotic
selection of Yunnanese sticky rice wines and
beers. 1025 Kangding Lu, by Wuning Nan Lu
(5228 9961) Daily 11am-2pm; 7-9.30pm 康定
路 1025 号 , 近武宁南路
Southern Barbarian Enjoy home-style Yunnan classics like crossing-the-bridge noodles
and fried goat cheese with one of the city’s
best beer selections. 2/F, Ju’Roshine Life Arts
Space, 169 Jinxian Lu, byMaoming Nan Lu
(5157 5510) Daily 11am-2pm; 5pm-11pm
www.southernbarbarian.com.cn 进贤路 169
号 2 楼 , 近茂名南路
Cooking class
The kitchen at… cooking studio Every week
since 2007, we offer exciting scheduled
cooking classes of different cuisines,
pastry and dumplings. 5-star hotel chefs
teach hand-on classes with step-by-step
demonstration, bi-lingual or with English
translation. Private classes and cooking
parties are ideal for friends gathering or
corporate teambuilding. Kids party available
for 8-12yrs. Puxi Downtown Kitchen: 3F/Bldg
20, Lane 383 Xiang Yang Nan Lu, 64332700.
Closed on Sun & Mon. Check program
online: www.thekitchenat.com 襄阳南路 383
弄 20 号楼 3 楼 , 近建国西路
Deli Shops
Deli and Leisure Prompt yourself with the
fine herbs and ingredients; the combining
European and Southeast Asian Cuisine at
our relaxing European-styled dinning area.
SUN.-THU. 8:00-23:00; FRI.-SAT. 8:00-24:00.
No.184 Fucheng Lu, PuDong New District,
Shanghai by Hua Yuan Shiqiao Lu (5081
5700) 上海浦东新区富城路 184 号，近花园石桥路
Green & Safe With an organic farm in
Kunshan, this organic store provides daily
delivered vegetables and a variety of local
and imported organic goods, such as
organic extra virgin olive oil, white and red
balsamic vinegar, organic pasta, muesli
and more. 30% off on all breads after 7pm
everyday in Dongping branch; all-day 20
percent off on all breads in Hongqiao
branch. 1) 6 Dongping Lu, by Hengshan Lu
5465 1288, 1/F: 8am-10pm; 2/F: 6pm-12am
2) 2) 4/F, 1438 Hongqiao Lu, by Hongbaoshi
Lu 10am–9.30pm 1) 东平路 6 号 , 近衡山路 2)
虹桥路 1438 号 4 楼 , 近红宝石路
B REAL Pho Real's little sister serving fast
food variation. Boasting a mini and warm
environment,B Real has a relaxed and cozy
ambiance which provides Vietnamese fusion
sandwiches, summer rolls and stewed beef
broth. Free delivery within 3 km from B Real.
185 Fumin Lu, by Changle Lu Daily 11am9pm (3419 0220) www.phorealgroup.cn 富
民路 185 号 , 近长乐路
City Deli City Deli serves a variety of
sandwiches, burgers, and salads including
Steak & Cheese, Reuben, and Turkey
Avocado. 6/F, Golden Eagle Mall, 278 Shanxi
Bei Lu, by Nanjing Xi Lu (6288 3912) Daily
11am-9pm www.citydeli.cn 陕西北路 278 号 6
楼 , 近南京西路
Delivery Hero The German transplant
Delivery Hero helps you with online delivery
from hundreds of restaurants without extra
charge. (189 1895 0360) www.DeliveryHeroChina.com
Elders Fine Foods An Aussie importer
specializing in quality meats, fresh seafood
and fine wines from the land down under.
Building 9, 550 Jinhai Lu, by Donglu Gong Lu
(3872 0368) Daily 9am-6pm www.elders.com.
cn 金桥工业区金海路 550 号 9 幢 , 近东陆公路
Mealbay Thanks to the company’s wide
variety of participating restaurants, you
can order cuisines that’are French or from
the Philippines. Online service available.
Rm1212, 68 Xinqiao Lu, by Nan Suzhou Lu
(5158 0168) Daily 10.30am-11.30pm www.
mealbay.com.cn 新桥路 68 号 1212 室 , 近南苏
州路
Element Fresh Delivery (5116 9887)
Sherpas Shanghai’s first delivery service
that has over 100 restaurants in Puxi,
Pudong, Hongqiao, Suzhou SIP and SND
and Hangzhou. Fees range from RMB15
to RMB30. 3D, 489Xiangyang Nan Lu, by
Jianguo Xi Lu (6209 6209) Daily 10.30am10.30pm. www.sherpa.com.cn 襄阳南路 489
A Beijing treasure trove
Offering not only Chinese antiques but also a variety of foreign and local styles, you
will find everything you need for sprucing up your interiors at Lily’s Antiques.
First started in Beijing in 1998, this furniture venture has recently opened a
Shanghai flagship store in Pudong, a 700 square meter space where East meets West,
and the traditional meets modern.
A treasure trove of all-things furniture, the shop is filled with cabinets, tables,
rugs, textiles, upholstered furniture and decorating accessories. Weaving modern
aesthetics and Chinese traditional elements, as well as a selection of both local and
international designers, even the most persnickety of interior decorators will find
something to suit their taste.
The range on offer is truly varied. Chinese items are of course well-stocked, but
European and Middle Eastern products – an Italian couch, a Turkish rug or French
hand-drawn chinaware - are available too.
Such eclectic assortment reflects what owner and director Lily Quan calls a ‘mix &
match’ philosophy behind the store. “Our mission is to create a comfortable but also
meaningful living space that can bring out individuality through the integration of
art and life,” she says, “and we do that by combining different elements and concepts
together.”
Lily’s Factory is another branch of the Lily’s Antiques tree that’s been doing incredibly well. Employing traditional handcraft artisans and highly skilled workers, the venture is one of the few in China to have obtained the FSC label for its use of eco-friendly
wood.
Much of the company’s success ought also to be attributed to the international team of designers and artists it works with, from chief designer & VM Glenn
Schuitman, a long-term China resident and design expert from New Zealand, to Liza M
of Belita jewelry, and Chinese born American artist Wang Jian.
Combined with excellent taste, high quality and impeccable craftsmanship, this
eclectic mix makes Lily’s Antiques a seriously premium furniture dealer in China.
// 1037 Biyun Lu, by Huangyang Lu 碧云路1037号近黄杨路 (5019 1199)
号 3D, 近建国西路
Sushi’O Sushi’O offers a free delivery service
(with a minimum order of RMB50) for a
wide range of creative maki rolls, sushi,
sashimi, hot dishes and appetizers. Free
delivery within the inner ring and the south
of Suzhou Creek. 21 Yongkang Lu, by Jiashan
Lu (15000 820 420) Daily 1.30-2pm, 5.3010pm. Online order available on www.
sushi-o.com 永康路 21 号 , 近嘉善路
English
glo London Gastro Grill Sizzling grills,
stone baked pizzas and other international favorites. 2/F, 1 Wulumuqi Nan Lu, by
Dongping Lu (6466 6565) Daily 11am-12am
[email protected] 乌鲁木齐南路 1 号
2 楼 , 近东平路
glo London Rooftop BBQ Enjoy food from
hickory Oak burning smoke pit while taking
in the views across the city skyline. Daily
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Listings
Mon- Fri: 5pm-late; Sat- Sun: 11pm–late.4/F,
1 Wulumuqi Nan Lu, by Dongping Lu (www.
glolondon.com) 乌鲁木齐南路 1 号 4 楼 , 近东平
路
Fine Dining
8 1/2 Otto e Mezzo Bombana An extension
of the three Michelin Star venue (by the
same name) in Hong Kong, a fantastic
fine dining fare that will leave you both
comforted and breathless. 6-7/F, 169
Yuanmingyuan Lu, by Beijing Dong Lu (6087
2890) 圆明园路 169 号 6-7 楼 , 近北京东路
BAY LEAF A stylish signature restaurant that
offers breakfast, lunch and dinner as well as
a la carte delicacies, serving international
fare by various open live stations. Sheraton
Shanghai Waigaoqiao Hotel, 28 Jilong Lu, by
Xinlan Lu, China (Shanghai) Shanghai Pilot
Free Trade Zone (3121 9678) Breakfast daily
6-10.30am, lunch daily12-2.30pm, dinner
daily6-9.30pm 上海外高桥喜来登酒店 , 中国（上
海）自由贸易试验区基隆路 28 号 , 近新兰路
Dining Room serves up elegant European
provincial cuisine paired with an extensive
wine list above the roof of Shanghai on
level 87 of Park Hyatt Shanghai. 87/F, 100
Shiji Dadao, by Lujiazui Huan Lu (6888 1234
ext. 4559) 11.30am-2.30pm, 5.30-10.30pm.
parkhyattshanghai.com 世纪大道 100 号上海柏
悦酒店 87 楼 , 近陆家嘴环路
Jade on 36 Restaurant This stunning
restaurant makes traditional French fare a
bit more lighthearted. Excellent wine list,
beautiful views and a sumptuous weekend
brunch. 36/F Grand Tower, Pudong ShangriLa, 33 Fucheng Lu, by Lujiazui Huan Lu (6882
3636) Sunday:11:30am-3pm, Sunday brunch:
RMB788+15% service charge per person,
11.30am-3pm, www.shang-rewards.com/
aspx/RestaurantBarJade36.aspx 富城路 33 号
Jing’an Restaurant The PuLi’s acclaimed
Executive Chef Michael Wilson presents a
seasonal and changing international menu
with subtle elements of Asian influence.
Wilson delivers old favourites in brand
new guises, placing an emphasis on local
ingredients and fusion texture from the East
and West. Open for breakfast, lunch, dinner
and Sunday brunch. 1 Changde Lu, by Yan’an
Xi Lu (2216 6988, taste@jinganrestaurant.
com, www.jinganrestaurant.com) 上海璞丽酒
店 , 常德路 1 号 , 近延安西路
Madison We love how Austin Hu creates
fine fusion cuisine from mostly local
ingredients. His dining room is also very,
very pretty. 3 Fenyang Lu, by Huaihai Lu
Daily 6-10pm 汾阳路 3 号，近淮海路浦东香格里
拉大酒店紫金楼 36 楼 , 近陆家嘴环路
M on the Bund This Bund pioneer serves up
impeccable service and a menu peppered
with Continental, Aussie and Moroccan
inspiration. Try the pavlova for dessert. 7/F,
No.5 Zhongshan Dong Yi Lu, by Guangdong
Lu (6350 9988) Mon-Fri: 11.30am-2.30pm;
6.15-10.30pm; Sat-Sun: 11.30am-3pm; 6.1510.30pm [email protected]
www.m-onthebund.com 中山东一路外滩 5 号
7 楼 , 近广东路
distinct and innovative gourmet experience
to satisfy the most discerning of tastes,
Ocean fully realizes the art of cooking.
Lobby floor, Banyan Tree Shanghai On The
Bund, 19 Haiping Lu, by Gongping Lu (2509
1188) Lunch 11.30am – 2.30pm; Dinner 5.30–
9.30pm. banyantree.com 海平路 19 号悦榕庄 1
楼 , 近公平路
Pelham’s Celebrated Chef Bruno Bruesch
presents modern French cuisine with
a brand new menu, highlighting a mix
of premium, local ingredients with
contemporary flair. 1/F, Waldorf Astoria
Shanghai on the Bund, 2 Zhongshan Dong
Yi Lu, by Guangdong Lu (6322 9988) 6-11pm
waldorfastoriashanghai.com 中山东一路 2 号
外滩华尔道夫酒店 1 楼，近广东路
Sir Elly’s Restaurant & Bar Dine on fine
modern European cuisine while overlooking
the Huangpu River. Expert cocktails offered
at both the circular bar and the expansive
14th floor terrace. 13/F The Peninsula
Shanghai, 32 Zhongshan Dong Yi Lu, by
Nanjing Dong Lu (2327 6756) Lunch daily 122.30pm; Dinner Sun-Thurs: 6-10.30pm; Fri-Sat
6-11pm www.peninsula.com/Shanghai/en/
Dining/Sir_Ellys_Restaurant/default.aspx 中山
东一路 32 号上海半岛酒店 13 楼 , 近南京东路
The Cathay Room Blending casual elegance
with accomplished modern European
cuisine. The Cathay Room offers impeccable
service and an extensive wine selection with
a spectacular ninth-floor terrace overlooking
the historic splendor of the Bund and
Pudong skyline. 9/F, Fairmont Peace Hotel,
20 Nanjing Dong Lu, by Zhongshan Dong
Yi Lu ( 6138 6881 ) Lunch: Daily 12-2.30pm;
Dinner: Daily 6-10pm, www.fairmont.com/
peacehotel 南京东路 20 号上海和平饭店 9 楼 , 近
中山东一路
T8 Xintiandi stalwart features cool fusion
food, mingling European cuisine with Asian
accents. The decor alone is worth a visit to
this trendy and relaxed restaurant. Block8,
North Block Xintiandi, Lane 181 Taicang Lu,
by Madang Lu (6355 8999) Daily 11.30am2.30pm; 6.30-11.30pm [email protected]
www.t8shanghai.com/ 太仓路 181 弄新天地北
里 8 号楼 , 近马当路
The Cathay Room Blending casual elegance
with accomplished modern European
cuisine. The Cathay Room offers impeccable
service and an extensive wine selection with
a spectacular ninth-floor terrace overlooking
the historic splendor of the Bund and
Pudong skyline. 9/F, Fairmont Peace Hotel,
20 Nanjing Dong Lu, by Zhongshan Dong
Yi Lu ( 6138 6881 ) Lunch: Daily 12-2.30pm;
Dinner: Daily 6-10pm, www.fairmont.com/
peacehotel 南京东路 20 号上海和平饭店 9 楼 ,
近中山东一路
UltraViolet Conceived by Paul Pairet for
over 15 years, and supported by VOL Group,
Ultraviolet is the first restaurant of its
kind attempting to unite food with multisensorial technologies in order to create a
fully immersive dining experience. Tues-Sat:
7pm till late. www.uvbypp.cc/bookings
French
Brasserie la Fourchette A lovely French
bistro serving up excellent eggs florentine at
brunch and some hearty offerings at dinner.
The chef Peter Gong (formerly of Kathleen’s
5 and Avalon) does the classics, with a bit
of a twist, well. 1 Xiangyang Bei Lu, by Julu
Lu (6418 6389) Daily 11am-11pm www.
lafourchettesh.com 襄阳北路 1 号 , 近巨鹿路
NAPA Wine Bar & Kitchen Bringing the
best in creative European cuisine from Chef
Martin Bentzen together with one of the
widest selections of fine wines in China at
the prestigious South Bund 22. Lunch TuesSun: 12pm–3pm; Dinner Mon-Sun: 6pm11pm. 2/F, South Bund 22, 22 Zhongshan
Dong Er Lu, by Xin Yong'an Lu 南外滩中山东二
路 22 号 2 楼 , 近新永安路 (6318 0057)
Roosevelt Sky Restaurant Ultimate
Panoramic Views of Pudong and Bund;
International and Asian Fine Dining.
Executive Lunch: RMB138/two-course-set.
8/F, The House of Roosevelt, 27 Zhongshan
Dong Yi Lu, by Beijing Dong Lu (2322 0800)
[email protected], www.27bund.com 中山东
Café Montmartre This historic family-owned
bistro offers authentic French cuisine in
town since 2001, serving traditional French
fare, an array of Brittany-style crêpes, and a
good selection of imported meat and sweet
treats. The signature hand-made dishes like
foie gras, indulgent chocolate fondant are
not to be missed! 1) 68 Wulumuqi Zhong
Lu, by Changle Lu (51589377) Daily 11am10.30pm 2) 3911 Hongmei Lu, by Yan’an Xi
Lu (54047658) Daily 11am-10.30pm www.
café-montmartre.com/ 1) 乌鲁木齐中路 68 号 ,
近长乐路 2) 虹梅路 3911 号 , 近延安西路
Cheese & Fizz Unit 101, 119 Madang Lu,
North Block Xintiandi, by Taicang Lu (6336
5823) Daily 10am-midnight. 马当路 119 号
101 单元 , 新天地北里 , 近太仓路
一路（外滩）27 号罗斯福公馆 8 楼 , 近北京东路
Chelsea & Co. A contemporary take on a
Euro Bistro Bar concept offering a refreshing
and reinvigorated new choice, using only
the finest fresh, imported and seasonal
ingredients and products. 1 Yueyang Lu, by
Fenyang Lu 11am-1am 岳阳路 1 号 , 近汾阳路
Oceans Dining in a romantic and
contemporary setting, an extensive array of
selected premium products from the sea. A
Chez Nous by City Super Home-style French
restaurant inside the City Super grocery
store serving traditional French dishes and
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desserts. LG 2, Shanghai IFC Mall, 8 Shiji
Dadao, by Lujiazui Huan Lu (5012 0983)
Daily 11am–11pm 世纪大道 8 号国金中心商场地
下 2 楼 , 近陆家嘴环路
Des Lys No-frills home-style French cooking
in a friendly, relaxed atmosphere. 178 Xinle
Lu, by Donghu Lu (5404 5077) Sun-Thu
11am-11pm, Fri-Sat 11am-12am 新乐路 178
an extensive drink selection and creative
cocktails. The premium value menu features
comforting bistro fare such as gourmet
salads and the classic JG burger. 4/F, 3
Zhongshan Dong Yi Lu by Guangdong Lu
(6321 7733) Daily 6-11pm. 中山东一路 3 号 4
楼 , 近广东路
号 , 近东湖路
Franck Classy yet casual, and perhaps a
touch overpriced, owner Franck is obsessed
with quality and it shows. As authentic a
bistro as you’ll find in Shanghai. Ferguson
Lane, 376 Wukang Lu, by Tai’an Lu (2167
6767) Le Petit Franck: Daily 11 am-1am;
Franck Bistrot: Daily 6pm-1am (last order:
11pm) www.franck.com.cn 武康路 376 号 , 近
泰安路
Jean Georges Jean Georges first signature
restaurant outside of New York and a classy
one at that. Bringing us his signature French
cuisine, with an Asian twist, this is one topnot restaurant, not to be missed. 4/F, 3
Zhongshan Dong Yi Lu, by Guangdong Lu
(6321 7733) Mon-Sun 11:30am-2:30pm,
Dinner Mon-Sun 5:30-11pm, Brunch SatSun, 11:30am-3pm, Bar Mon-Sun, 11:30-1
[email protected] www.jeangeorges.com/ 中山东一路 3 号 4 楼，近广东路
La Brasserie A French-style restaurant and
terrace bar with simple food made from the
finest ingredients in a friendly and relaxed
atmosphere. It is committed to provide
customers with excellent quality, first class
service and competitive prices with pleasant
surroundings. 6/F Ascott Service Apartment,
282 Huaihai Zhong Lu, by Songshan Lu (6091
9893) Mon-Fri:10am-12am; Weekends &
public holidays: 10am-1am 淮海中路 282 号雅
诗阁酒店 6 楼 , 近嵩山路
La Creperie A charming Brittany-style
crêperie. A cup of dry cider and a savory gallette make a great Sunday brunch. Try their
set lunch; RMB78 gets you a main, dessert
and drink. 1) 1 Taojiang Lu, by Fenyang Lu
(5465 9055) Daily 10.30am-late 2) UnitD, 1/F,
Réel, 1601 Nanjing Xi Lu, by Jingan Park (3253
7978) www.lacreperie.com.cn1) 桃江路 1 号 ,
近汾阳路 2) 南京西路 1601 号芮欧百货 1 楼 D 座 ,
近静安公园
La Rue Embracing a casual and chic
ambience with the look of a French
local brasserie, La Rue at InterContinental
Shanghai Ruijin presents "a journey around
France" with a seasonally changing menu.
Executive Chef Dimitri Bastiani prepares the
finest seafood of the Mediterranean, foie
gras terrine of South-west France, and duck
dishes from Normandy. Daily 11.30am–10pm. 1/F, Reception Building, InterContinental
Shanghai Ruijin, 118 Ruijin Er Lu, by Huangpi
Nan Lu (6043 5222) 瑞金洲际酒店 , 瑞金二路
118 号 , 近黄陂南路
La Table This beautiful 8th floor dining room
serves classic Southern French cuisine with
a bit of contemporary flair. Owned by twins
Jacques and Laurent Pourcel. 8/F, 35 Shaanxi
Nan Lu, by Changle Lu (6215 8777) Daily
5.30-10.30pm www.maisonpourcel.com 陕西
南路 35 号 8 楼 , 近长乐路
Le Saleya Old timer offers simple, homestyle French cuisine. The draw is the quaint
garden , which is almost always full in nice
weather. 570 Changle Lu, by Xiangyang
Bei Lu (5403 6957) Daily 11.30am-2.30pm;
6.30pm-10.30pm www.saleya.com.con 长乐
路 570 号 , 近襄阳北路
MAISON CAMUS LOUNGE (openning soon)
Situated in the heart of the city, in Nanjing
Xi Lu’s Shanghai Centre, Maison CAMUS
Lounge is the ultimate expression of the
CAMUS vision. The deluxe venue offers a
unique experience in the best of French
contemporary: from afternoon tea and
exceptional fine dining to excellent crafted
cocktails. Unit206, Shanghai Center, 1376
Nanjing Xi Lu, by Xikang Lu 南京西路 1376 号
Mr. & Mrs. Bund Molecular madman Paul
Pairet takes a more laissez-faire approach
with this modern French eatery. Expect
straightforward food and a great wine list.
6/F Bund 18, Zhongshan Dong Yi Lu, by
Nanjing Dong Lu (6323 9898) Dinner: MonSun 5.30-10.30pm (last order); late night:
Thurs-Sat 11pm-2am (last order); no lunch
available. www.mmbund.com 中山东一路外滩
18 号 6 楼 , 近南京东路
Nova This authentic French brasserie is
known for its warm, family-style service,
nice outdoor seating and traditional French
dishes. 1) 418 Dagu Lu, by Chengdu Bei Lu
(3376 6377) Hours, 12pm-12am Lunch, MonSat, 12-2:30pm Brunch, Sun, 12-2:30pm
Dinner, 6:30-10:30pm www.nova-sh.com 2)
677 Waima Lu, by Wangjia ma tou Lu (3376
6377) Hours, 12pm-12am Lunch, Mon-Sat,
12-2:30pm Brunch, Sun, 12-2:30pm Dinner,
6:30-10:30pm 1) 大沽路 418 号 , 近成都北路 2)
外马路 653 号老码头 4 号库 207 室 , 近中山南路
Paris Rouge Café & Restaurant La Cuisine
Traditionnelle Francaise The very best of
luxurious French brasserie-style food on the
bund which celebrates authentic traditional
french cuisines with modern techniques,
seasonal ingredients and a lighter
hand. Room102, Y.W.C.A Building, 133
Yuanmingyuan Lu, by Beijing Dong Lu (5386
6011) open hours: Tue-Sat 10:30-23:00, Sun
10:30-18:00 圆明园路 133 号女青年会大楼 1 楼
102, 近北京东路
Soleil De Provence Opened by the chef
Serge Alain of Le Paris that closed two
months ago, its RMB298 ‘discovery menu’
(starter, main, dessert) proved a journey
fraught with hazards. 302 Wulumuqi Nan Lu,
by Jian’guo Xi Lu 乌鲁木齐南路 302 号 , 近建国
西路
Villandry French Restaurant Aside from the
veneer of gloved waiters,antique furniture
and white linen napkins,the restaurant
boasts a rich history of the building with
exuberantly pretty and high-end cuisine. 47
Nanchang Lu, by Sinan Lu (3126 8801) 南昌路
47 号，近思南路
Vue Restaurant Enjoy classic European fare
with one of the city’s best skyline views. 30/
F Hyatt on the Bund, 199 Huangpu Lu, by
Wuchang Lu (6393 1234-6328) Daily 6-11pm
黄浦路 199 号 , 上海外滩茂悦大酒店西楼 30 楼 ,
近武昌路
German
上海商城 206 室 , 近西康路
Mardi Gras Japanese owned, but they do
French cuisine by the books. Don’t miss the
single malts and cocktails in their upstairs
lounge, or the chocolate torte in the garden.
Block1, Lane 372 Xingguo Lu, by Huaihai
Zhong Lu (6280 7598) Daily 11am-2:30pm,
5-11:30pm 兴国路 372 弄 1 号 , 近淮海中路
Mavilla Enjoy a daily french selection
of fresh and seasonal product cooked
traditionally. Rm106, Building 1, 999 Gaojing
Lu, by Gaoguang Lu (5988 7857) Tue-Thurs:
10am-9pm; Fri-Sat: 10am-10.30pm; Sun:
10am-3pm; Monday closed 高泾路 999 号 1
楼 106 室 , 近高光路 Nougatine Nougatine
is a smart, upscale bistro that delivers Jean
Georges’ signature cuisine in more relaxed
surroundings. The stylish space is anchored
by a dramatic carved stone bar, which offers
Drei Kronen 1308 brewery One of the
world’s oldest breweries located in North
Bund brings up German beer into Shanghai
with a unique brewery house restaurant and
exquisite Bavarian and international dishes.
1929 Art Space Building, 687 Dongdaming
Lu, by Xinjian Lu (5521 5355) Sun-Thurs
11.30am-midnight, Fri-Sat 11.30am-Late
(opening at the end of May) 东大名路 687 号
1929 艺术空间 , 近新建路
Listings
OPEN DOOR
Papa’s Bierstube Decent German food in
enormous portions and for reasonable
prices in a cozy atmosphere. 22-24 Hongmei
Food Street, 3338 Hongmei Lu, by Yan’an Xi
Lu (6465 8880) Mon-Fri: 10.30-1am; Sat-Sun:
9.30-1.30am www.papas-bierstube.com 虹梅
favourites while the dessert station is
over indulged with sweet sensations
including Teppanyaki Ice Cream, hand-made
chocolates and 20 other creations from
pastry Chefs. 2/F, Pullman Shanghai South, 1
Pubei Lu, by Liuzhou Lu (2426 8888) 浦北路 1
Paulaner Brauhaus Enjoy Bavarian food (and
more importantly, beer) in a warm, wellpopulated atmosphere. 1) House19-20,
North Block Xintiandi, Lane181 Taicang Lu,
by Madang Lu (6320 3935) Daily: 11am-2am
www.bln.com.cn 2) 2967 Lujiazui Xi Lu, by
Binjiang Da Dao (6888 3935) Sun-Thu: 11am1am; Fri-Sat: 11am-2am 3) 150 Fenyang Lu,
by Yueyang Lu (6474 5700) Sun-Thu: 111am; Fri-Sat: 11am-2am 4) 3/F, 555 Shibo Da
Dao, by Guozhan Lu (2206 0555) Sun-Thurs:
11am-10pm; Fri-Sat: 11am-12am hellauer@
bln.com.cn 1) 太仓路 181 弄新天地北里 19-20
THE STAGE The famous Westin Sunday
Brunch Buffet offers a selection of Asian
and international cuisines from around
the world with free flow of Taittinger
Champagne. Sun-filled dining hall is a plus
to the dynamic atmosphere. 1/F, The Westin
Bund Center Shanghai, 88 Henan Zhong
Lu, by Guangdong Lu (6103 5048) Sunday
Brunch: 11.30am-2.30pm. Opening hour:
daily 6am-10pm 河南中路 88 号上海威斯汀大饭
路 3338 弄虹梅休闲街 22-24 号 , 近延安西路
号楼 , 近马当路 2) 陆家嘴西路 2967 号 , 近滨江大
道 3) 汾阳路 150 号 , 近岳阳路 4) 世博大道 555 号
3 楼 , 近国展路
Greek/
Mediterranean
Azur Azur chefs have decided to get in
shape, they searched high and low for
the highest quality locally grown organic
produce, the freshest seafood, and the finest
meats, and prepared it all in the lightest
Mediterranean fashion. 26/F Renaissance
Shanghai Zhongshan Park Hotel, 1018
Changning Lu, By Kaixuan Lu (6115 8818)
6am-11pm 长宁路 1018 号 26 楼 , 近凯旋路
Azul Tapas & Lounge Perched on top of
Ferguson Lane's new eight-story building,
Chef Eduardo Vargas' tapas restaurant offers
a number of delicious original Mediterranean and South American dishes. Every
weekend, enjoy the view from the terrace
while discovering or rediscovering the most
popular brunch in town. 8/F, Ferguson Lane,
378 Wukang Lu, by Taian Lu (5405 2252) 武康
路 378 号 8 楼 , 近泰安路
Mi Casa The new brand from Lapis group.
The chef from Spain creative spanish and
italian home made food. Shop 710, No 1438
Hong Qiao Rd. Shanghai (6233 7062) www.
lapisgroup.net 长宁区虹桥路 1438 号高岛屋
710 铺
Greek Taverna 1) Thumb Plaza, Unit
41, 199 Fangdian Lu, Century Park, by
Dingxiang Lu (5033 7500) Daily 8.30am
until late www.greektaverna.cn 2) Villa 1,
3911 Hongmei Lu, by Yan’an Lu (6262 5011)
Daily 10am until late 3) 1 Yueyang Lu, by
Dongping Lu (6431 7751) Daily 10am-late 1)
芳甸路 199 号 , 大拇指广场 41 铺 , 近丁香路 2) 红
梅路 3911 号 1 号 , 近延安路 3) 岳阳路 1 号 , 近东
平路
Mythos A Greek-style taverna with
cute,kitschy decor, a selection of standard,
rather pricey fare and sparkling views of the
Huangpu River. Bldg 6, 505 South Zhong
Shan Rd, by East Fuxing Rd (6152 6755) Daily
10am-10pm (restaurant); Mon-Thurs: 10am1am, Fri-Sun: 10am-2am (bar) 中山南路 505 弄
6 号楼，近复兴东路
Hotel Buffets
Cachet Catering to a taste of diversity,
Cachet offers a variety of culinary concepts
from around the world. Food is served
from live cooking stations versus the
standard steam table buffet and there are
menu options suitable for everyone. 1/F,
The Langham Xintiandi, 99 Madang Lu, by
Taicang Lu (2330 2288) Daily 6.30am-11pm
xintiandi.langhamhotels.com/restaurants/
cachet.htm 马当路 99 号新天地朗廷酒店 1 楼 ,
近太仓路
Marriott Café A perfect place for buffet and
Sunday brunch. Marriott Café offers a choice
of an international buffet selection featuring
mouthwatering seafood, salads, pizza,
carving station and traditional Indian curries,
as well as an extensive à-la-carte menu. 38/
F, JW Marriott Hotel Shanghai Tomorrow
Square, 399 Nanjing Xi Lu, by Huangpi Nan
Lu (5359 4969, www.jwmarriottshanghai.
com) 上海明天广场 JW 万豪酒店 38 楼，南京西
路 399 号，近黄陂北路
MoMo Cafe Jiading International Seafood
Dinner Buffet is offered at MoMo Café in
Courtyard by Marriott Shanghai Jiading.
Enjoy your night with mouthwateringseafood and cakes. 3101 Huyi Gong Lu, by
Yecheng Lu (3991 6499) 沪宜公路 3101 号 , 近
叶城路
Savor Providing Western and Eastern buffet
and a la carte, the interactive open kitchen
highlights seafood, Western, Japanese,
Chinese, noodles and desserts. The popular
Seafood station showcases various seafood
号上海中星铂尔曼大酒店 2 楼，近柳州路
店 1 楼，近广东路
Vie All Day Dining The Sofitel Shanghai
Sheshan Oriental’s all day buffet featuring
fresh seafood and international cuisines.
The food is as luxe as the surroundings. 1/
F, Sofitel Shanghai Sheshan Oriental, 3388
Sichen Gong Lu, by Jiasong Gong Lu (3761
8888-1911) 24/7 泗泾镇泗陈公路 3388 弄东方佘
山索菲特大酒店 1 楼 , 近嘉松公路
Indian
Bollywood Indian Restaurant Salivate over
Indian cuisine and Bollywood movie stars
during their lunch buffet or dinner. For
parties, there are nice rooms in the back
with a private bar. 2/F, 326 Hongfeng Lu,
by Biyun Lu (3872 6176) Daily 11am-11pm
www.bollywood-restaurants.com 红枫路 326
号 2 楼 , 近碧云路
G water front Located at the riverside of the
South Bund and embraced by the history
and culture of the ancient quay, G Water
Front is dedicated to offering a modern,
elegant and enjoyable dining experience
with the gorgeous river view, the authentic
food and friendly service provided by
the Indian chefs and waiters. Rm206,
Block 3, Wharf 1846, 601 Waima Lu, by
Zhuhangmatou Jie (3302 0007/ 3302 0166)
Daily, 11.30am-11pm 外马路 601 号 3 号楼 206
Vespertine
Californian comfort food in the heart
of the Cool Docks
Kebabs On the Grille Indian eatery specializing in grilled fare and situated in the
picturesque environs of the Cool Docks. 1)
The Cool Docks, 505 Zhongshan Nan Lu, by
Fuxing Dong Lu (6152 6567) Daily 11am-10
.30pm [email protected] www.
kebabsonthegrille.com/ 2) Unit103, 227
Huangpi Bei Lu, inside Peoples Square (3315
0132) Daily 11am-10pm kebabsonthegrille@
gmail.com www.kebabsonthegrille.com
3) Unit A4 Green Sports Center, 633 Biyun
Lu，by Yunshan Lu (5030 2005) Daily 11am10pm [email protected] www.
kebabsonthegrille.com 1) 中山南路 505 号 , 近
At Vespertine, comfort food meets fun in this stylish setting, a sleek and modern
Californian kitchen headed by American chef Chris Hora. We tried his bloody bull soup
(RMB78), an autumnal nod towards what can be expected of this season’s menu. Try
this and you’ll be pleasantly surprised; adding a touch of luxury to this smoky tomato
flavor is a portion of caviar atop a vodka meringue, and a fiery kick of Tabasco. We balanced this tasty dish nicely with a crisp and refreshing white wine.
Next up was pumpkin ravioli (RMB68), little parcels of the smoothest fresh filling
encased in homemade, stripy pasta. Homemade food is also showcased by the selection of flatbreads, ours with bacon and mushroom, upon a layer of tangy onion jam
(RMB78), which was satisfyingly substantial. There is a hint of an aged cheese amongst
the flavors and the presence of a perfectly poached egg rounded it off well. Rich and
earthy flavors combine to elevate what could be rather standard. For dessert, we tried
handmade pumpkin gelato (three scoops RMB38); a hint of which is present in the
smooth and creamy texture.
Chef Chris Hora hopes every night feels like he is hosting a dinner party, and
as ‘Dream a Little Dream’ plays while Roman Holiday is projected onto a small space
below the stairs, we can see an evening at the Cool Docks has the potential to be just
that. EF
Masala Indian cuisine at reasonable prices
served in a warm, hospitable atmosphere.
8 Jinan Lu, by Taicang Lu (6384 6838) Daily
11.30am-2pm; 5.30-10.30pm 济南路 8 号 , 近太
Price: Around RMB300 -500 for two people
Who’s going: Easy-going clientele
Good for: Dinner with friends, casual dining
// 505 Zhongshan Nan Lu, by Maojiayuan Lu 中山南路505号老码头, 近毛家园路
(63150325)
室 , 近竹行码头街
复兴东路 2) 黄陂北路 227 号 103 室 , 人民广场中
区广场内 3) 碧云路 633 号碧云体育休闲中心 A4,
近云山路
仓路
Tikka Brought to you by the team behind
Nepali Kitchen, Tikka serves up lush, well
executed Indian cuisine. Steamy spices
wafting admist cushioned sofas offer a
warm atmosphere. Awarded as 1212
iDEAL Shanghai one of the best new Asian
Restaurant in 2012 by Shanghai Daily. 1/F,
2114) Lunch: Tue-Sun, 11am-2pm; Dinner:
Daily 5.30-10.30pm 茂名南路 56 号 1 楼 , 近长
乐路
Tandoor Shanghai’s first, and arguably one
of the best, Indian eateries features dance
performances, first-class service,great classic
curries and tasty tandoori meats. Jin Jiang
Hotel, 59 Maoming Nan Lu, by Changle Lu
(6472 5494, 6258 2582) Daily 11.30am-2pm;
5.30- 10.30pm www.tandoorchina.cn 茂名南
路 59 号锦江饭店 , 近长乐路
Punjabi Wide range of Indian dishes,
from Northern to Southern India, also
caters and hosts parties to give you a
great time 1) 5F, 627 Huaihai Zhong Lu, by
Sinan Lu (6472 5464) Daily 11am-11.30pm
shanghaipunjabi.com 2) 12-20 Shuicheng Lu,
by Hongqiao Lu (6278 8626) Daily 11.30am11.30pm. [email protected] 3)
1099 Meihua Lu, by Fangdian Lu (6075 1970)
Daily 11.30am-11.30pm 1) 淮海中路 627-635
号 5 楼 , 近思南路 2) 水城路 12-20 号 , 近虹桥路
3) 梅花路 1099 号博览会广场 , 近芳甸路
Vedas A consistent winner of Readers
Choice Awards, Vedas offers countless classic
Indian dishes and a classy environment. 3/
F, 83 Changshu Lu, by Julu Lu (6445 8100)
Daily 11.30am-2pm; 6-10.30pm info@
105
Listings
vedascuisine.com www.vedascuisine.com 常
熟路 83 号 3 楼 , 近巨鹿路
Italian
Alcove 1982 A unique character on quiet
Panyu Lu, Alcove 1982 provides a wide selection of Italian and French fusion cuisine in
a warm-hearted and homey atmosphere.
11am-2.30pm (lunch Mon-Fri), 11am-3pm
(lunch Sat-Sun), 2.30-5pm (afternoon tea),
6-10pm (dinner Mon-Sun), 10pm-1am (Bar)
390 Panyu Lu, by Fahuazhen Lu (6215 5531)
countries. 913 Julu Lu, by Changshu Lu (5403
4528) www.casanova.com.cn 巨鹿路 913 号 ,
近常熟路
Ciao Dining Room and Ciao Bambino
A classy cucina serving authentic Italian
cuisine. Pop in for a quick coffee and pastry
at their adjoining cafe. 1/F, The Langham
Yangtze Boutique, 740 Hankou Lu, by
Yunnan Lu (6080 0743) Dinning Room
6.30–10pm; Bambino 6.30–11pm 汉口路 740
号朗廷扬子精品酒店 1 楼 , 近云南路
番禺路 390 号 , 近法华镇路
Alla Torre Laid-back trattoria with good
wood fired pizzas and homemade pastas. 1/
F, La Villa,165 Lujiazui Huan Lu, by Lujiazui
Dong Lu (3383 0577) Daily 11am-11pm 陆家
近广东路
deCanto A chic and modern Italian
restaurant overlooking the magnificent
landscape of the Bund. Enjoy the fine dining
with affordable prices plus an extensive wine
list. 11.30am till late. RMB398 for a twoperson set menu after 9pm everyday. 4B/F,
6 ZhongShan Dong Yi Lu, by Guangdong Lu
(6346 3686) 中山东一路 6 号，近广东路
Da Marco 1) 1/F, Golden Bridge Garden,
103 Dong Zhu’anbang Lu, by Jiangsu Lu (6210
4495) Daily 12-11pm www.damarco.com.cn/
2) Grand Gateway Square, 1/F, 1 Hongqiao
Lu, by Huashan Lu (6447 7577) Daily 10am11pm 3) 350 Yushan Lu, by Taolin Lu (5860
8170) Daily 12-11pm 1) 东渚安浜路 103 号 1 楼 ,
近江苏路 2) 虹桥路 1 号 , 港汇广场 1651 楼 , 近华
山路 3) 羽山路 350 号 , 近桃林路
1) 南汇路 73 号 , 近北京西路 2) 长乐路 946 弄 4
号 , 近乌鲁木齐路
Il Bambino With a real taste of Italy and
using top food ingredients, this restaurant
provides a warm and nice ambience that is
perfect for parties and friends’ meetings.
903 Julu Lu, by Changshu Lu (6445 3656)
Daily 10am-4am. 巨鹿路 903 号 , 近常熟路
La Strada Brought to you by Craig Willis
(of Wagas), this trendy 10-table pizzeria
offers thin crust pizza and simple selection
of antipasti and salads. 1F, 195 Anfu Lu, by
Wulumuqi Lu (5404 0100) Daily 11am-11pm
[email protected] 2) 225 Xikang Lu, by
Beijing Lu (6266 7909) 安福路 195 号 1 楼 , 近
Danieli’s Italian Restaurant Upscale Italian
with comfortable, elegant dishes. Classic
dining room and lovely desserts. The Hongta
Hotel, 39/F, 889 Dongfang Lu, by Weifang
Lu (5050 4567) Mon-Fri 11.30am–2pm; Sun:
11.30am–2.30pm; Mon-Sun: 6–10.30pm
www.luxurycollection.com/hongtashanghai
东方路 889 号 39 楼 , 近潍坊路
Dolce Vita Prime, pricey Italian food in
the French Concession. 291 Fumin Lu, by
Changle Lu (6170 1318) Daily 12-2:30pm;
6pm-12am (10.30pm last order) 富民路 291
Osteria Another concept from the prolific
Eduardo Vargas, this restaurant has a great
wine list and amazing oysters. 226 Jinxian
Lu, by Maoming Nan lu (6256 8998) Daily
11am-10:30pm 进贤路 226 号 , 近茂名南路
Palladio Regional Italian favorites by Italian
Chef Gianluca Serafin in a gorgeous dining
room. Lobby Level, The Portman Ritz-Carlton
Hotel, 1376 Nanjing Xi Lu, by Xikang Lu (6279
7188) Daily 11.30am-2.30pm; 5.30-10.30pm
www.ritzcarlton.com/en/Properties/
Shanghai/Dining/Palladio/Default.htm 南京
西路 1376 号波特曼丽嘉酒店 1 楼 , 近西康路
Pasta Fresca Da Salvatore 1) 3896
Hongmei Lu, by Yan’an Xi Lu (6262 5620)
Daily 11.30am- 2.30pm; 5.30-10.30pm
www.pastafresca.com/ 2) 4 Hengshan Lu,
by Wulumuqi Nan Lu (6473 0772) MonFri: 11.30am-2.30pm; 5.30-11pm; Sat-Sun:
11.30am-11pm 3) Rm.14, 2/F, The Thumb
Plaza, 185 Fangdian Lu, by Yanggao Zhong
Lu (5033 9001) Mon-Thurs: 11.30am-2.30pm;
5.30-10.30pm; Fri-Sun: 11.30am-11pm 1) 虹
梅路 3896 号 , 近延安西路 2) 衡山路 4 号 , 近乌鲁
木齐南路 3) 芳甸路 185 号大拇指广场 2 楼 14 室 ,
近杨高中路
号 , 近长乐路
Briccocafe 1) International Airside B10,
Terminal 1, Hongqiao Airport Daily 10-12am
www.briccocafe.net/ 2) China Art Palace
Branch, 10/F, 161 Shangnan Lu, by Guozhan
Lu (2025 2131) 1) 虹桥机场国内出发禁区 B10 登
机口 , 近空港二路 2) 上南路 161 号中华艺术宫 10
楼 , 近国展路
Bocca A Sytlish Italian restaurant with a
spectacular view on the Bund, where you
may enjoy the Contemporary Italian cuisine
prepared by creative Italian Chef and dine
in a casual and fine dining ambience. South
Bund 22 5/F, 22 Zhongshan Dong Er Lu, by
Xin Yong’an Lu (6328 6598) Daily 12pm2.30pm; 6pm-11pm www.bocca-shanghai.
com 中山东二路 22 号 5 楼 , 近新永安路
Casalingo Offering authentic Italian dishes
prepared by Italian Executive Chef Gianluca
Piaggi and his team, Casalingo features an
open kitchen with pizza oven, a sumptuous
antipasto counter and a gelato coffee bar
with both indoor and outdoor seating areas
with beautiful tree lined canal-view. 1/F, 15
Xinjinqiao Lu, by Hongfeng Lu (6036 8838)
新金桥路 15 号 1 楼 , 近红枫路
88 号上海威斯汀大饭店 2 楼，近广东路
Tavola This hip new Italian restaurant offers
great service at a beautiful location. Located
in a quiet area just minutes from the Lujiazui
metro station, Tavola has a wonderful view
right on the Huangpu river. Food is prepared
in an open kitchen right before you. 2500
Binjiang Dadao, by Dongyuan Lu (2022
8288) Mon-Fri: 11.30am-2.30pm; 6-10.30pm;
Sat-Sun: 11.30am-3pm, 6-10.30pm www.
tavola.cn 滨江大道 2500 号，近东园路
The Kitchen by Salvatore Cuomo Fantastic
pizzas and Italian food by lauded Chef
Cuomo in Lujiazui with a beautiful Bund
view 2967 Binjiang Da Dao, by Fenghe Lu
(5054 1265) Daily 11am-2:30pm, 6pm-10pm
www.ystable.com/ 滨江大道 2967 号近丰和路
Tima Harbour 11 Zhenning Lu, by
Huashan Lu (6225 8684) Daily 7-1am info@
timaharbour.com 镇宁路 11 号 , 近华山路
Va Bene Enjoy everything from classic
standards to creative cuisine in this Xintiandi
stalwart. Va Bene Shanghai has set a new
trend for Italian fine dining using quality
Italian ingredients with authentic Italian
culinary tradition. Block 7, 181 Taicang Lu,
by Madang Lu (6311 2211) Daily, 12-3pm,
6-10.30pm [email protected],
www.gaiagroup.com.hk/va-bene-shanghai
号 1 楼 , 近平武路
Goodfellas 7 Yan’an Dong Lu, by Zhongshan
Dong Yi Lu (6323 2188) Daily lunch,
11.30am-2.30pm, dinner, 5.30pm-12am 延安
东路 7 号 , 近中山东一路
Gaia This vibrant restaurant guarantees
all diners a delightful dining experience in
a casual and fun asmosphere by serving
contemporary Italian classics. L6-605, 613,
L7-703 iapm mall, 999 Huaihai Zhong Lu, by
Shaanxi Nan Lu (5466 1699) 淮海中路 999 号
南中路 16 号 , 近延安东路
Isola bar + grill A chic and trendy Italian
restaurant located in IFC mall sporting an
opulent interiors and terrace overlooking a
breathtaking view of the Huangpu River. 4/F,
IFC, 8 Shiji Da Dao, by Lujiazui Huan Lu (5012
1277) 11.30am-10.30pm reservations@
isolashanghai.com, www.gaiagroup.com.hk/
isola-shanghai 世纪大道 8 号 , 国金中心 IFC 商
场 4 楼 L4-17, 近陆家嘴环路
The Prego Restaurant will be offering
a traditional Italian family lunch every
Saturday with exceptional value for money.
Experience the Italian love for simplicity,
respect for good produce and generous
family lunches with an unforgettable taste
tour. 2/F, The Westin Bund Center Shanghai,
88 Henan Zhong Lu, by Guangdong Lu (6103
5048) Saturday: 11:30am – 2:30pm. 河南中路
Venexia Quiet and long-time neighborhood
resident, Venexia offers Italian staples. 1/
F, 127 Panyu Lu, by Pingwu Lu (6282 2220)
Daily 11.30am-2.30pm; 6-10.30pm 番禺路 127
Gondola Good place to pop in for a bit of
antipasti. 16Henan Zhong Lu, by Yan’an
dong Lu (6321 9803) Daily 11am-10:30pm 河
106
内 , 近镇宁路
太仓路 181 弄新天地北里 7 号楼 , 近马当路
环贸广场 L6-605, 613, L7-703, 近陕西南路
Casanova Located in a villa on Julu Lu, since
2004 Casanova has been featuring fresh,
innovative concepts as well as classic Italian
favourites. A clean décor and gentle lighting
create a cozy ambiance by Mediterranean
art. Chef Fabio and Chef Manuel ensures
the best result and taste is reached by using
top quality ingredients from Italy and other
Shanghai Theater Academy, the homey
restaurant with 70 seats inside and two
outdoor alfresco balconies is designed in a
modern and simply elegant style, providing
a comfortable and cozy ambiance for all.
600 Huashan Lu,by Zhenning Lu MonSun 11.30am-11pm (6249 3638, www.
seveshanghai.com) 华山路 600 号上海戏剧学院
乌鲁木齐路 2) 西康路 225 号，近北京路
Basilico A must-try Italian restaurant where
one can savor the authentic delicacies of
Italian while enjoying panoramic views of
both the Huangpu River and Nanpu Bridge.
3/F, Inter Continental Shanghai Expo, 1188
Xueye Lu, by Shibo Dadao (3858 1228) WedSun 11.30am-2.30pm; 5.30-9.30pm; Mon-Tue
Closed 雪野路 1188 号上海世博洲际酒店三楼 , 近
Bella Napoli Ristorante e Pizzeria With a
neighborhood ambience, the restaurant
offers Southern Italian food made with high
quality ingredients. Enjoy the home made
pastas and authentic Neapolitan pizza. 1)
73 Nanhui Lu, by Beijing Xi Lu (5289 0806)
Daily 11am-3pm; www.bellanapoli-sh.com 2)
No.4, Lane 946 Changle Lu, by Wulumuqi Lu
(6248 8985) Daily 11.30am-3pm; 5.30-11pm
海中路 988 号黄金世界商厦 6 楼，近陕西南路
3）华山路 630 号，近上海戏剧学院 4) 龙腾大道
3222 号 , 近东安路
Mercato This newly opened coastal Italian
restaurant offers vibrant cuisine, stylishly
rustic décor, and breathtaking Bund views.
The menu created by three Michelin Star
Chef Jean Georges Vongerichten, features
amazing light-as-air pizzas, house made
pastas, and the freshest seafood, graced
with the true flavor of Italy. 6/F, 3 Zhong
Shan Dong Yi Lu, by Guangdong Lu (6321
9922) 5.30pm-1am 中山东一路外滩 3 号 6 楼 ,
嘴环路 165 号 1 楼 , 近陆家嘴东路
世博大道
7156 9780) 1) 淮海中路 816 弄 41 号 2 楼 2）淮
Isola Bella 1) Restaurant Huaihai Rd. 2/
F, No.41, Lane 816 Huaihai Lu, by Guotai
Cinema (5467 0170) 2) Isola Bella Barbeque
Restaurant 6/F, Gold World Commercial
Building, 988 Huaihai Zhong Lu, by Shaanxi
Nan Lu (5424 3531) 3) 630 Huashan Lu, by
Shanghai Theater Academy (6248 3613) 4)
3222 Longteng Dadao, by Dong’an Lu (136
PastaMania PastaMania is about making
great tasting Italian food conveniently
at affordable prices. From features like
Edicola to Alimentari, coupled with Italian
inspired decoration designs, this restaurant
will captivates the interest of most the
discerning dinerwww.pastamania.com.cn 1)
Unit25, 3/F, Super Brand Mall, 168 Lujiazui
Xi Lu, by Lujiazui Huan Lu (5019 0081) 10am10pm 2) Unit13A, B&C, 4/F, Metro City Mall,
1111 Zhaojiabang Lu, by Caoxi Bei Lu (5419
9358) 10am-10pm 1) 陆家嘴西路 168 号正大广
场 3 楼 25 室 , 近陆家嘴环路 2) 肇嘉浜路 1111 号
美罗城 4-13A,13B&13C, 近漕溪北路
Porta Nova With traditional Italian food
and pizzas made in the wood oven, Porta
Nova uses imported high quality ingredients
and provides a corner of traditional Italian
atmosphere. Daily 11.30am-11pm. No.40,
Lane 3338 Hongmei Lu, by Hongxu Lu 虹梅路
3338 弄 40 号 , 近虹许路 (6465 7788)
Segafredo Italian Caffè Bar & Restaurant
Authentic Italian restaurant providing
extensive food menu and exclusive selection
of Italian wines 2/F, S2-03, S2-07K, South
retail building Jing’an Kerry Center, 1515
Nanjing Xi Lu, by Changde Lu Daily 10am10pm, www.segafredo.it (6380 3280) 南京
西路 1515 号静安嘉里中心南区商场 2 楼 S203,S2-07K, 近常德路
Settebello An old-style Italian alcove with
lively fine dining. 193 Anfu Lu, by Wulumuqi
Lu 安福路 193 号 , 近乌鲁木齐路 (3356 2587)
Seve Sit in the heart of former French
Concession just few steps away from
Japanese
Ambrosia Meet Shanghai’s finedining crowd for Japanese Teppanyaki in a
European-style mansion. 2-3/F, 150 Fenyang
Lu, by Yueyang Lu (6431 3935) Daily 5.3010pm 汾阳路 150 号 2-3 楼 , 近岳阳路
Benkay Authentic and fine presented
Japanese cuisine in an elegant hotel. 3/F,
Hotel Nikko Shanghai, 488 Yan’an Xi Lu, by
Zhenning Lu (3211 9999-6620), 11.30am2.30pm, 5.30-10pm www.nikkoshanghai.
com 上海日航饭店 3 楼 , 延安西路 488 号 , 近镇
宁路
Chin-Agiku Specializing in traditional
Japanese charcoal grill, various seafood and
daily imported top grade sashimi and sushi,
Chin-Agiku is a well established international cuisine restaurant providing healthy
Japanese and Thai fusion food in a luxury
and contemporary dining atmosphere. LG183, IFC, 8 Shiji Dadao, by Lujiazui Huan Lu
(3381 7878) 世纪大道 8 号国金中心 LG1-83, 近
陆家嘴环路
DOZO A transplant from Taipei that specializes in izakaya cuisine. Wheelock Plaza 2/
F, 17171Nanjing Xi Lu, by Huashan Lu (3127
8558) Noon: 12-2.30pm; Dinner Sun-Thurs:
6pm-1.30am; Fri-Sat: 6pm-2.30am service.
[email protected] www.dozoizakaya.com
南京西路 1717 号 , 近华山路
En Grill & Bar A pint-sized, friendly Japanese
joint with fresh sashimi, organic vegetables,
great set meals and an open kitchen. 1) 20
Listings
OPEN DOOR
Lane 248, Taikang Lu, Tian Zi Fang (5466
0857) 2) 30 Sinan Lu (6385 0707) Daily 11am2pm; 6pm-2am 泰康路 248 弄 20 号
Haiku by Hatsune A perennial Readers’
Choice Award winner. This wildly popular
restaurant is best known for it’s Cali-style
sushi. 28B Taojiang Lu, by Hengshan Lu
(6445 0021) Sun-Thu 11.30am-2pm, 5.30pm10pm; Fri-Sat 11.30am-2pm; 5.30-11pm
Wifi available, RMB250/person via Sherpas
delivery. [email protected] www.
haikushanghai.com 桃江路 28 号乙 , 近衡山路
9.30pm) 1) 30 Donghu Lu, by Huaihai Zhong
Lu (5403 5877) 2)Room104E, Lujiazui Investment Tower, 366 Pudian Lu, by Dongfang Lu
(6841 6377) 1) 东湖路 30 号 , 近淮海中路 2) 浦电
路 366 号陆家嘴投资大厦裙楼 104E, 近东方路
Hanano Japanese Restaurant Fill up here
are decent sushi and teppanyaki. 2F, 5 Zunyi
Nan Lu, by Hongqiao Lu (6275 8888) Daily
11.30am-2pm; 5.30pm-12.30am 喜来登豪达上
海太平洋大饭店 , 遵义南路 5 号 2 楼 , 近虹桥路
Gintei Teppanyaki Sushi All you can eat
hibachi-style cooking and boatloads of
reasonably-priced sushi. One of the better
teppanyaki joints in town. 75 Nanhui Lu,
by Beijing Xi Lu (6218 1932) Daily 11.30am2pm, 5.30-10.30pm. 南汇路 75 号 , 近北京西路
J-Mix The sushi/teppanyaki dining option
of the Jumeirah. Beautiful dining room and
lush surroundings. 1/F, Jumeirah Himalayas
Hotel, 1108 Meihua Lu, by Fangdian Lu (3858
0888) (3858 0888) Daily 11.30am- 2.30pm,
5.30-10.30pm 梅花路 1108 号 1 楼 , 近芳甸路
Kagen Teppanyaki Haiku by Hatsune’s
upmarket teppanyaki concept. Choice cuts
of meat and fresh fish prepared at your
table. 28D Taojiang Lu, by Hengshan Lu (6433
3232) Daily 6-11.30pm; Sat-Sun: 11.30am3pm 桃江路 28 号丁 , 近衡山路
Kagura Japanese cuisine with a bit of
Thai, Korean, and Vietnam cuisine. Lunch
set starts at RMB40. 390 Shanxi Nan Lu,
by Fuxing Zhong Lu (5171 9539) Daily
11.30am–2pm; 5–11.30pm 陕西南路 390 号 ,
近复兴中路
Kappo Yu A beautiful high-end alternative
to its sister restaurant, Sushi Oyama. There
is only one daily menu of 10 courses that
will set you back RMB690. Expect beautiful
food and excellent service for the price. 33
Wuxing Lu, by Huaihai Zhong Lu (6466 7855)
Daily 6-10.30pm 吴兴路 33 号 , 近淮海中路
Koyama Though the menu is
extensive,Koyama’s conservative flavours
and passable fare do not justify its premium
prices. Unit 6, 3/F, South Block, Lane 123
Xingye Lu, by Madang Lu (5382 1125) Daily
11.30am-2.30pm; 5.30pm-12am 兴业路 123 弄
新天地南里广场 6 号 3 楼 , 近马当路
Miyabi Japanese Restaurant & Sky Bar
Nested on the 37th floor boasting a
stunning night view of the Bund and
Lujiazui area, Miyabi Japanese restaurant
sees open teppanyaki stations and exquisite
Japanese cuisines in a friendly and relaxed
atmosphere. A guest DJ plays live lounge
music every night from Tuesday to Saturday,
making Miyabi a perfect choice to enjoy the
night over a cocktail or a Japanese whisky.
37/F, Sheraton Shanghai Hongkou Hotel, 59
Siping Lu,by Hailun Lu (2601 0088, sheraton.
com/shanghaihongkou) 5.30-10.30pm 四平路
59 号虹口喜来登酒店 37 楼 , 近海伦路
MIYABI Offering an extensive menu
complimented with unmatched Japanese
delicacies, Miyabi provides a combination
of modern flavor with a traditional twist.
The delicacies freshly cooked from the
Teppanyaki counter will delight your day.
Sheraton Shanghai Waigaoqiao Hotel, 28
Jilong Lu, by Xinlan Lu, China (Shanghai)
Pilot Free Trade Zone (3121 9679) Mon-Fri
12-2pm 上海外高桥喜来登酒店 , 中国（上海）自
由贸易试验区基隆路 28 号 , 近新兰路
Lunch
Dinner
Inclusive of Sashimi,
Sushi, Tempura,
Steak, Soft Drinks, Beer, Sake
11:30-14:00 (Lunch) 17:30-22:30 (Dinner)
Ooedo Japanese Restaurant Serving
authentic and high quality Japanese cuisine
since 1994, Ooedo serves an extensive à la
carte menu and “all-you-can-eat” buffet at
RMB268 per person for dinner and RMB248
per person for lunch. Drinks included, wifi
available. lunch: 11.30am-2pm (last order:
1.45pm); dinner: 5.30-10pm (last order:
[ 瑠 RYU] Designed by HK designer Alan
Chan and the father of Japanese Light
God Mr.Kawamura, RYU, meaning jewels,
is located on the Bund 5 which presents
a unique type of Cuisine du Japon - a
sumptuous infusion of Japanese and French
cuisine. Monday to Sunday lunch set from
RMB98. 3/F, 5 Zhongshan Dong Yi Lu, by
Guangdong Lu (6333 7633) 中山东一路 5 号外
滩 5 号 3 楼 , 近广东路
Takumi Robata & Sake Skilled Robatayaki
chefs from Japan grill seasonal fish, meat and
vegetables over an open coal fire, serving
authentic Japanese sake-cuisine pairings.
Wifi available. 1) L4-22, ifc mall, 8 Shiji
Dadao, by Yincheng Zhong Lu Daily 11.30am2.30pm, 5.30-10pm (5011 1677) 2) N3-14,
Jingan Kerry Centre, 1515 Nanjing Xi Lu, by
Anyi Lu Daily 11.30am-2.30pm, 5.30-10pm
(6259 5177) 1) 世纪大道 8 号国金中心 4 楼 , 近银
城中路 2）南京西路 1515 号静安嘉里中心北区 3
楼 , 近安义路
TSUBASA A fusion of traditional & modern
offerings featuring a TeppanyakiIsland and
a sake bar matched with creative sushi rolls
and traditional Japanese food like sashimi,
udon noodles, tempura, grilled fish and an
array of set menus. 2/F, Pullman Shanghai
South, 1 Pubei Lu, by Liuzhou Lu (2426 8888)
浦北路 1 号上海中星铂尔曼大酒店 2 楼，近柳州路
Shari New Japanese cuisine served with flair,
plus a lovely outdoor courtyard. 630 Yongjia
Lu, by Wulumuqi Zhong Lu (5466 0320)
11:30am-11pm www.shari-shanghai.cn 永嘉
路 630 号 , 近乌鲁木齐中路
Shintori Null II Fresh, elegantly prepared
food and one of the best vantage points for
checking out Shanghai’s urban cognoscenti.
803 Julu Lu, by Fumin Lu (5404 5252) MonFri 6-10.30pm, Sat-Sun 11.30am-2pm,
6-10.30pm. 巨鹿路 803 号 , 近富民路
Sushi Ichi No.5, Lane 50 Gaoyou Lu, by
Hunan Lu (5411 1713) Lunch 12-2.30pm;
Dinner: 5.30-11pm 高邮路 50 弄 5 号 , 近湖南路
Sushi Hisago Chef from Tokyo uses fishes
from Nagasaki to serve authentic Edomae
sushi. No.1, Lane 372 Xingguo Lu, by Huaihai
Zhong Lu (6280 7598) Daily 6pm-12am 兴国
路 372 弄 1 号 , 近淮海中路
Sushi’O With American flavor infused into
traditional Japanese sushi, Sushi’O offers
26 different rolls and heart-warming winter
udon noodles, seafood soups and more hot
dishes. 21 Yongkang Lu, by Jiashan Lu (150
0082 0420, 400-820-2160, www.sushi-o.com
) 永康路 21 号 , 近嘉善路
Paulaner’s Oktoberfest
Three week's worth of drinking events
for 2014 festivities!
That beer-infused time is upon us once again! The guys at Paulaner Brauhaus have
been making preparations for up to three weeks of trinken and tanzen (that’s drinking
and dancing, to you and I) with the festivities taking place in three locations across the
city. Claimed as the world’s biggest folk festival, it seems only fitting that Shanghai’s
Bavarian ambassadors continue to stay at the helm of the iconic celebrations.
Merriments will begin at Paulaner Xintiandi from September 30th until October
3rd, followed by Paulaner Expo on the weekend of October 4th-5th. The major event
will be at Paulaner’s flagship location at Fenyang Road from October 16th-25th, 2014.
One of only six groups in the world able to sell the official, exclusively brewed
Oktoberfest beer, there’ll be micro-brewed samples of the stuff aplenty. And if beer
isn’t the drink you were raised on, you can pop out to the schnapps tent away from the
raucous crowd. Be sure to try some culinary specialties (schmankerl, anyone?) while
you’re there too.
Then stand (or most likely stagger) to watch ‘Die Kirchdorfer,’ a nine-piece band
flown in from Munich’s biggest Oktoberfest beer tent. So lace up your lederhosen and
get your Stein glasses set for a truly Bavarian time. EF
// Xintiandi branch: No.19-20, Lane 181 Taicang Lu, by Huangpi Nan Lu 太仓路181弄
19-20号, 近黄陂南路(6320 3935); Fenyang Lu branch: 150 Fenyang Lu, by Taojiang Lu
汾阳路150号, 近桃江路 (6474 5700)
Sushi Oyama An exquisite little restaurant
slicing up some of Shanghai’s best Sushi. A
prix fixe menu changes nightly according to
availability and freshness. 2/F, 20 Donghu
Lu, by Huaihai Lu (5404 7705) Mon-Sat: 5.3010.30pm 东湖路 20 号 2 楼 , 近淮海路
Sutekiya A Japanese restaurant infused with
Western and Japanese Teppanyaki, Sutekiya
provides delicate steaks and a wide variety
of fresh seafood. 3/F, Jiadun Plaza, 2088
Yan’an Xi Lu, by Yili Lu (6029 0518) 5.30-11pm
延安西路 2088 号嘉顿广场 3 楼，近伊犁路
UMINOSACHI Refined Teppanyaki. Chains
around the country offering all-you-can-eat
classics. Promotion: RMB168/per person:
Everyday starting at 8.30pm. 1) 2890 Yan’an
Xi Lu, by Zhonghuan Lu (6262 5777) 2) 169
Xinle Lu, by Donghu Lu (5403 0303) 3) Rm
428, 333 Tianyaoqiao Lu, by Xietu Lu (6426
3300) 4) 123 Nanyang Lu, by Xikang Lu (6279
3777) 5) Rm401, 8 Huaihai Zhong Lu, by
Xizang Nan Lu (6319 0178) 6) Rm511, 5001
Dushi Lu, by Mincheng Lu (6480 2588) 7) Bld
20, Jinjihu Da Dao, Suzhou (0512-62622708)
8) 1/F, Bld 5, No.1912 Baijiahu zone, 1680
107
Listings
Longdong Da Dao, Jiangning district,
Nanjing (025 8713 9141) 1) 延安西路 2890 号 ,
近中环路 2) 新乐路 169 号 , 近东湖路 3) 天钥桥路
333 号腾飞大厦 428 室 , 近斜土路 4) 南阳路 123
号 , 近西康路 5) 淮海中路 8 号兰生大厦 401 室 ,
近西藏南路 6) 都市路 5001 号仲盛世界商城 511
室 , 近闵城路 7) 苏州工业园区金鸡湖大道李公堤三
期 20 号楼 8) 南京市江宁区双龙大道 1680 号百家
湖 1912 街区 5 号楼一层
a chic Shanghai eatery - an old loft house
turned stylish restaurant and lounge,
decorated with modern furnishings, offering
relaxed service and a well-balanced yet
authentic Malaysian menu. Jiashan Market,
No.37A, Lane 550 Shaanxi Nan Lu, by Yongjia
Lu (3368 9529, www.cafesambal.com) 陕西南
路 550 弄 37A 号 , 近永嘉路
Xenri No Tsuki A high-end Japanese
restaurant serving new kaiseki cuisine in a
homey and contemporary environment. Lot
309-311, 3/F, Ciro’s Plaza, 388 Nanjing Xi Lu,
by Chengdu Bei Lu (6318 1388) 南京西路 388
Mexican & TexMex
korean
Hacienda A fun Mexican eatery adjoining
Zapatas catering to Shanghai’s love of all
things Mexican. Serving up favorites and
a few surprises. They’ve got a party menu
that’s perfect for birthdays and celebrations,
starting at RMB150/person. Daily 5pm - very
late. 5 Heng Shan Lu, by Dong Ping Lu (6433
4104) 东平路 5 号，近衡山路
号 3 楼 309-311 商铺 , 近成都北路
gingerfoods.com, www.gingerfoods.com )
兴国路 91 号 , 近湖南路
100 Century Avenue occupying floors 91
through 93 of Shanghai World Financial
Center, creates an atmosphere of sophistication and class in the clouds. Situated as the
highest restaurant in town, 100 specializes in steak, Chinese wok items, steamed
specialties and seafood. 91-93/F, Park Hyatt
Shanghai, Shanghai World Financial Center,
100 Shiji Dadao, by Dongtai Lu (3855 1428)
Daily 11am-2.30pm; 5.30-10.30pm 上海环球金
Maya Voted “Best Latin American Cuisine”
in our 2009 & 2010 Readers’ Choice Awards,
Maya was arguably the first restaurant in
Shanghai to start doing Mexican right.
Grand Plaza Club House 2/F, 568 Julu Lu, bu
Shanxi Nan Lu (6289 6889) Daily 5pm-12am;
kitchen closes 10.30pm (Sun 9.30pm); bar
food until 11pm 巨鹿路 568 号 , 近陕西南路
融中心 , 世纪大道 100 号柏悦酒店 91-93 楼 , 近
东泰路
Green Kitchen Using the freshest seasonal
food and vegetables coming directly from
its organic farm, Green Kitchen provides a
homey atmosphere in the most authentic
taste. 6 Dongping Lu, by Hengshan Lu (5465
9135) Mon-Fri 5:30-11pm, Sat-Sun 11am4pm, 5:30-11pm) 东平路 6 号 , 近衡山路
Greyhound Café was the first fashion café
in Bangkok offering the fashion, service and
food concept - 'Thai with a twist' as a casual
dining experience. With various outlets
between Hong Kong, Beijing and now
Shanghai - Greyhound Café is the modern
take on fusion cuisine. 11am-midnight. 503,
IAPM, 999 Huaihai Zhong Lu, by Shaanxi Nan
Lu (5466 6105, www.greyhoundcafe.com.hk)
CHI-Q Latest project by Three on the
Bund. With culinary concept developed by
Marja and Jean-Georges Vongerichten, it
is a gourmet’s embrace of the strong and
long-lasting Korean BBQ culture in the
intent of bringing it to a new international
dimension. 2/F, 3 Zhong Shan Dong Yi Lu, by
Guangdong Lu (6321 6622) Dinner: Monday
- Sunday 6:00pm-10:30pm 中山东一路 3 号 2
楼 , 近广东路
淮海中路 999 号 IAPM mall 503 商铺 , 近陕西南路
Latin American
Cantina Agave Voted “Best New Restaurant”
and “Restaurant of the Year” in our 2009
Readers’ Choice Awards for their great tacos
and bar full of artisan tequilas. Suite01, A2-2,
291Fumin Lu, by Changle Lu (6170 1310)
Daily 11-11pm www.cantineagave.com 富民
路 291 号 01 套房 A2-2, 近长乐路
Mexico Lindo Cantina & Grill The colorful
Mexican and Tex-Mex restaurant has
updated its menu for the colorful season,
featuring spicy chili, jalapeno poppers,
green chicken enchiladas, tacos and more,
accompanied with over 40 different types
of margaritas. Bookings for parties & other
catering are accepted. 1) Unit 39, Laowaijie,
Lane3338 Hongmei Lu, by Yan’an Xi Lu (6465
9336) Daily 11am-12am 2) Unit104, No.8,
Lane 569 Yunle Lu, by Lianyou Lu (5484
6562) 10am-10pm. www.mexicolindo.com.
cn 1) 虹梅路 3338 弄 39 号老外街 , 近延安西路 2)
运乐路 569 弄 8 号 104 单元 , 近联友路
Pistolera Pistolera is an experience like
no other. With original recipes, a great
atmosphere and friendly staff, it is truly
a Mexican Cantina. 1) 855 Biyun Lu, by
Huangyang Lu (5030 4228) 2) 3307-2
Hongmei Lu, by Huaguang Lu (6221 6392) 1)
碧云路 855 号 , 近黄杨路 2) 虹梅路 3307-2 号 ,
近华光路
Mexo at bund Mexo adds elegance
and the unexpected to everything from
ceviche to tacos to create a Mexican fine
dining experience unlike anywhere else in
Shanghai. Wharf 1846,Bldg3,601 Waima Lu,
by Zhuxingmatou Jie (3330 0977) 11.30am2.30pm 外马路 601 号 3 号楼 114 室，近竹行码
Chala Tapas & Bar Bringing a taste of
South and central America, Chala combines
excitement of Latin American cuisine
with a modern and urban flavor. Join for
tapas complimented by traditional Pisco
cocktails. 4B, 1/F, 291 Fumin Lu, by Changle
Lu (6076 1925, Annwang@chalatapasbar.
com) 富民路 291 号 1 楼 4B, 近长乐路
Unico by Mauro Colagreco The largest tapas
lounge in Asia is reflecting the trendiest
part of Latin contemporary culture with
unique cocktail creations, stunning interior
design, special music compilations, and
exquisite selections of tapas by Chef Mauro
Colagreco. Located at Three on the Bund,
the prestigious address in Shanghai, UNICO
is committed to enlarge the Latin culture,
while inviting people to feel and share
passions within the space. Here, discover a
new experience in Shanghai nightlife, where
food and feelings naturally merged. 2/F, 3
(5308 5399) Mon-Fri 6pm-2am; Sat-Sun 6pmlate. www.unico.cn.com 中山东一路 3 号外滩三
号 2 楼 , 近广东路
Malaysian
Cafe Sambal Shanghai Café Sambal
embraces and surpasses all the clichés of
108
头街
Middle Eastern
1001 Nights Here, some of the city’s best
Middle Eastern cuisine is served in a fun,
festive atmosphere. Come for the kebabs,
stay for the belly dancers. 4 Hengshan Lu, by
Wulumuqi Nan Lu (6473 1178, 6473 8289)
Daily 11-2am 衡山路 4 号 , 近乌鲁木齐南路
Habibi Shisha Bar & Cafe New opened
on Yongkang Lu, the restaurant provides
authentic Middle Easten food in a nice and
relaxing environment. 131 Yongkang Lu, by
Xiangyang Nan Lu (6472 0210) 永康路 131 号 ,
近襄阳南路
Id Kah Muslim Restaurant Specializing in
authentic muslim cuisine, the restaurant
sees beef and lamb flown in daily from the
prairie of Inner Mongolia to ensure the
freshness. Opening 24 hours a day. 665
Changping Lu, by Changde Lu (6299 7887)
昌平路 665 号 , 近常德路
Fountain This bistro concept in the heart
of Xintiandi offers gourmet-style burgers,
sandwiches and various tapas. A pretty tasty
breakfast is served 8-11am. Unit 4, Building
10-12, Lane181 Taicang Lu, by Madang
Lu (6326 8800) Daily 8a-1am 太仓路 181 弄
10-12 号楼 4 单元 , 近马当路
Kervan From imported ingredients to
traditional Turkish and Mediterranean
dishes, everything here has a fun and exotic
authenticity. This is the Turkish go-to spot
for Shanghai’s Turkish residents and visitors.
711 JiuJiang Lu, by Yunnan Zhong Lu (6351
3309) 九江路 711 号 , 近云南中路
Modern
Barbarossa Built on a pond in People’s Park,
this beautifully decorated three story lounge
offers amazing skyline views, cocktails and
fragrant shisha pipes and modern Morroccan fare. 231Nanjing Xi Lu, inside People’s
Park (6318 0220) Sun-Thurs: 11-2am; Fri-Sat
11-3am 南京西路 231 弄 , 人民公园内
Blue Marlin Bar & Restaurant Blue Marlin
Bar & Restaurant offers an exceptional
environment for all with live music at night,
great food and drinks, and an ambiance
making you want to come back again
and again. The food is a global cuisine
with great flavors from all over the world.
1) No.689 Lantian Rd. Green City Jinqiao
Pudong10.30–2am www.bluemarlin.cn 2)
No.17/199 Fangdian Rd.Thumb Plaza Pudong
(6886 7376) Daily 10.30–2am 1) 浦东金桥碧云
国际社区蓝天路 689 号 2) 浦东新区芳甸路 199 弄
17 号大拇指广场
Café LIANG & mezzanine The two-level
CAFE LIANG & mezzanine treats diners with
multiple dining options and cuisines. The
buffet style concept on the first level features
a “tick box” menu card for main courses
integrated with buffet for appetizers and
desserts, while the mezzanine level serves
contemporary Japanese-inspired cuisine. Jing
An Shangri-La, West Shanghai, 1218 Yan'an
Zhong Lu, by Tong Ren Road (2203 8889,
www.jinganshangdining.com) 静安香格里拉大
酒店，延安中路 1218 号，近铜仁路
Ginger by the Park The latest branch
of Ginger continues to offer a mix of
international dishes in a vintage three-storey
building. With a bistro on the first floor and
al fresco terrace on the second, guests get
to enjoy the picturesque view of the well
manicured park from cozy dining rooms.
91 Xingguo Lu, by Hunan Lu Mon-Sat: 8am11pm; Sun: 8am-10pm. (3406 0599, info@
mizzi A new and pioneering lifestyle brand
integrating multimedia, entertainment
and vogue elements into the flagship cafe
restaurants which serve creative desserts,
specialty drinks and healthy meals. Mizzi
brings three different styles to diners: pure
and fresh Shanghai SML Store, IAPM Store
and Chengdu IFS Store; romantic and sweet
Lujiazui Riverside Store, and sexy Shanghai
Times Plaza Store. 1) No.182, Fucheng Lu,
by Huayuan Shiqiao Lu (6261 1117) 2)Shop
E04, Xujiahui Lu, by Ruijin Er Lu (6285 1117)
3) Shop 513, 999 Huaihai Zhong Lu, by
Xiangyang Bei Lu (6259 1117) 4) L605, 99
Huaihai Middle Lu, (6233 1117) 5) LG108,
IFS Mall Chengdu (028-86721117) 1) 富城路
182 号，花园石桥路 2) 徐家汇路 618 号日月光中
心广场 1 楼 E04 室 , 近瑞金二路 3) 淮海中路 999
号 513 室 , 近襄阳北路 4) 黄浦区淮海中路 99 号
L605 5) 成都市国际金融中心商场 LG108 号
Kathleen’s 5 Rooftop Restaurant & Bar
Enjoy contemporary American cuisine in a
stunning setting– an art museum overlooking People’s Park. 5/F, Shanghai Art Museum,
325 Nanjing Xi Lu, by People’s Square (6327
2221) Daily 11.30-12am events@kathleens5.
com www.kathleens5.com 南京西路 325 号 ,
上海美术馆 5 楼 , 近人民广场
Morton’s Steak and Seafood Grille The
world’s first Oyster Bar and Seafood Grille
by Morton's focuses on presenting the
city’s finest seafood dining experience with
premium seafood flown in fresh daily. L4403, iapm Mall, 999 Huaihai Zhong Lu, by
Shaanxi Nan Lu (6067 7888) 淮海中路 999 号
iapm 环贸广场 , 近陕西南路
Mr Willis An inviting kitchen-dining room
offers straightforward homey mains and
lovely starters. Served family style. Expect
a small seasonal menu that is market and
whim driven. 3/F, 195 Anfu Lu, by Wulumuqi
Zhong Lu (5404 0200) Mon-Fri 11am-2pm
5pm-12am, Sat-Sun 11am- 12am 安福路 195
号 3 楼 , 近乌鲁木齐中路
New Heights Bund brasserie and bar with
creative cocktails, regular DJs and outdoor
seating with a picturesque view. 7/F, Three
on the Bund, 3 Zhongshan Dong Yi Lu, by
Guangdong Lu (6321 0909) Lunch Mon-Sun
11.30am-2.30pm, (Sat-Sun till 4pm), Dinner
Mon-Sun 6-10.30pm,Sat-Sun till 11pm 中山
东一路 3 号 , 外滩三号 7 楼 , 近广东路
Ninethirty by awfully chocolate Made
by hand from scratch, the Singaporean
Listings
dining bistro behind the all-time favourite
chocolate cake brand Awfully chocolate,
serves a contemporary selection of western
favourites such as fish and chips, and hearty
beef bourginion with a touch of Asian
influence in a modern setting. Unit306, 3/
F, K11 Arts Mall, 300 Huaihai Zhong Lu, by
Huangpi Nan Lu (6312 9038) 10am-10pm 淮
海中路 300 号 K11 购物中心 3 楼 306 室 , 近黄陂
南路
La Pizzeria Specializes in traditional and
original thin-crust Italian Pizza, you’ll enjoy
authentic handmade pizza, Panini, Gratin,
snacks and all kinds of desserts made by the
Italian chef! 166 Grand Gateway Plaza Inner
Street, 1 Hongqiao Lu, by Huashan Lu (6447
2267) 11.30am-9.30pm 虹桥路 1 号港汇广场内
街 166 号 , 近华山路
Sasha’s Steeped in history, this hugely
popular bar is located in a 1920’s mansion
that formerly housed the famous Soong
sisters and boasts one of Shanghai’s largest
and favorite alfresco terraces. Huge beer
list, diverse food offering and 24 wines by
the glass. 11 Dongping Lu, by Hengshan Lu
daily 11am – 2am (6474 6628) 东平路 11 号，
The COOK The COOK at the Kerry Hotel
Pudong offers 11 live theater kitchens
and a gourmet delicatessen with a la carte
dining options. Offerings include a Chinese
wok and steam baskets, Asian noodles,
sushi, yakitori and an excellent cheese
vault. Wine by the bot 1388 Huamu Lu,
by Fangdian Lu (6169 8886) 6.30am-11pm
thecookthemeetthebrew.com 花木路 1388 号 ,
近芳甸路
Table No. 1 by Jason Atherton Former
Gordon Ramsay lieutenant and chef of the
Michelin star-studded Maze restaurant set
up his own venture in the first floor of the
Waterhouse Hotel. Expect creative, excellent
Euro-style cuisine with local sensibility. A
stellar experience. 1-3 Maojiayuan Lu, by
Zhongshan Nan Lu (6080 2918) Daily, 11am2.30pm, 5pm-10.30pm www.tableno-1.com/
毛家园路 1-3 号 , 近中山南路
TMSK Art and sculpture gallery by day and
graceful wine lounge by night. Whenever
you go, you are sure to impress your date
here. Unit 2, House 11, North Block
Xintiandi, Lane 181 Taicang Lu, by Madang
Lu (6326 2227) Daily 2pm- 12:30am 太仓路
181 弄新天地北里 11 号楼单元二 , 近马当路
Nepalese
Nepali Kitchen Still the friendliest service
this side of Kathmandu. Enjoy authentic
food delivered with the necessary spicy
punch in a pleasant atmosphere. 4 Lane
819 Julu Lu, by Fumin Lu (5404 6281) Mon
6-11pm, Tues-Sun 11am-2pm, 6-11pm 巨鹿路
819 弄 4 号 , 近富民路
Pizza
California Pizza Kitchen Straight from
America’s shopping mall to Shangers. This
chain-restaurant has all the classic pizza,
pasta and salad favorites, plus some more
Asian oriented offerings. 1) 2/F, Bldg. 3,
Lane 507, Sinan Mansions, Fuxing Zhong Lu,
by Sinan Lu (5465 4800) Daily 11am-11pm
www.cpk.com.cn/home_en.html 2) Rm.
L231, 2/F, Kerry Parkside, 1378 Huamu Lu, by
Fangdian Lu (5036 1177) Daily 10am-10pm
[email protected] 1) 复兴中路 507 弄思
南公馆 3 号 2 楼 , 近思南路 2) 花木路 1378 号浦
东嘉里城 2 楼 L231 室 , 近芳甸路
Las Tapas Typical Spanish tapas served in a
pleasant, if slightly predictable atmosphere.
1) C6, Building 59, 570 Huaihai Xi Lu, by
Kaixuan Lu (6415 9567) 2) 259 Hongfeng Lu,
by Biyun Lu (3382 1686) 3) House33, Laowai
jie, 3338 Hongmei Lu, by Yan’an Xi Lu. Daily
11-12am www.las-tapas.cn 4) Building 32,
Sinan Mansion, 45 Sinan Lu, by Fuxing
Zhong Lu (6426 0660) 1) 淮海西路 570 号红坊
La Pedrera Spanish Restaurant Enjoy a glass
of pre or after dinner cocktail in the cozy
long bar at La Pedrera Spanish restaurant.
Located by the Bund, La Pedrera provides
classic Spanish cuisine with an impressive
list of wines. 33 Sichuan Zhong Lu, by Yan'an
Dong Lu (6136 0206) Mon-Fri 11:30am-2pm
5:30pm-10:30pm Sat-Sun 11:30am-10:30pm
近衡山路
The Spot Bar & Restaurant Attractive terrace and pleasantly refreshing interior with
an international menu, televised sports and
affordable drinks. 331 Tongren Lu, by Beijing
Xi Lu (6247 3579) Sun-Thurs 11-2am; Fri-Sat
11-3am 铜仁路 331 号 , 近北京西路
东平路 9 号 , 近衡山路
59 幢 C6, 近凯旋路 2) 红枫路 259 号 , 近碧云路 3)
虹梅路 3338 弄老外街 33 号 , 近延安西路 4) 思南
路 45 号思南公馆 32 幢 , 近复兴中路
Shook! Restaurant & Rooftop Terrace
Matthew Ona serves up creative international
cuisine with beautiful views and the biggest
Terrace on the Bund. 5-6/F, The Swatch Art
Peace Hotel (Bund 19), 23 Nanjing Dong Lu,
by Zhongshan Dong Yi Lu (2329 8522) Daily
11.30am-2.30pm; 6-11pm www.shookrestaurantshanghai.com 南京东路 23 号上海斯沃琪和
平饭店艺术中心 5-6 楼，近中山东一路
La Cocina by Lapis Lazuli Spanish restaurant
& bar with authentic Spanish dishes and the
full Spanish pinchos bar. 9 DongPing Lu, by
HengShan Lu (6473 1021) Daily 11am - 2am
四川中路 33 号 , 近延安东路
New York Style Pizza 1) 336 Hongfeng Lu,
by Biyun Lu (3872 6606) Daily 12-10.30pm
2) No.23-4, Lane 248 Taikang Lu, by Sinan
Lu (5466 0969) Daily 12-10.30pm 3) B/F,
Email Fashion Plaza, 1699 Nanjing Xi Lu, by
Huashan Lu (3214 0024) Daily 12-10.30pm 4)
Rm150, 1118 Pudong Nan Lu, by Zhangyang
Lu (3868 2738) Daily 12-10pm 5) L116, Kerry
Parkside, 1378 Huamu Lu, by Fangdian
Lu (2022 2198) Daily 12-10pm 6) Rm106,
warehouse4, 653 Waima Lu, by Wangjia
Matou Lu (3376 8308) Daily 12-9.30pm 7)
Rm108, 59 Shuicheng Nan Lu, by Yan’an Xi
Lu (5239 7368) Daily 12-9.30pm 8) 8) Rm104,
Building6, 569 Yunle Lu, by Jingfeng Lu (3490
5177) 1) 红枫路 336 号 , 近碧云路 2) 泰康路 248
弄 23-4 号 , 近思南路 3) 南京西路 1699 号，近华
山路 4) 浦东南路 1118 号 150 室 , 近张杨路 5) 花
木路 1378 号浦东嘉里城 L116 店 , 近芳甸路 , 6)
外马路 653 号 4 库 106 室 , 近王家码头路 7) 水城
南路 59 号 108 室 , 近延安西路 8) 运乐路 569 弄
6 号 104, 近金丰路
Pizza Express 1) 380 Huangpi Nan Lu, by
Xingye Lu (5383 3999) Sun-Thurs: 11.30am11pm; Fri & Sat: 11am-11pm info@
pizzamarzano.cn www.pizzamarzano.cn 2)
Suite 107, Shanghai Center,1376 Nanjing Xi
Lu, by Xikang Lu (6289 8733) Daily 11am11pm [email protected] 3) No.1, Unit
111, 570 Yong Jia Lu, by Yue Yang Lu (6467
8898) Sun-Thurs: 12-11pm; Fri&Sat: 11am11pm [email protected] 4) 507B/C, 5/F
Grand Gateway, 1 Hongqiao Lu, by Huashan
Lu (6447 8880) Daily 10am-10pm info@
pizzamarzano.cn 5) Unit 403, 4/F, K11 Art
Mall, 300 Huaihai Zhong Lu, by Huangpi Nan
Lu 1) 黄陂南路 380 号 , 近兴业路 2) 南京西路
1376 号上海商城西峰 107 号 , 近西康路 3) 永嘉
路 570 号 111 单元 1 号楼 , 近岳阳路 4) 虹桥路 1
号港汇广场 5 层 507B/C, 近华山路 5）淮海中路
300 号 K11 购物艺术中心 403 号铺 , 近黄陂南路
Plaza Pizza Shanghai’s first super-sized
Italian-style pizza. Enjoy authentic thin crust
pizzas and specially selected cocktails in a
cultured environment and experience the
vibrant Shanghai nightlife at our bar. 325-1
Huashan Lu, by Changshu Lu (6248 9121)
10am-2am 华山路 325-1 号 , 近常熟路
Singapore
Remedy 源氣 365 remedy 源氣 365 offers
a healthy lifestyle with food infused with
traditional Chinese herbs, and an innovative
cuisine. Parent company Eu Yan Sang - a
Singapore-based company specializes in
traditional Chinese medicine and leads
high-end branded goods, which is also the
holder of 5 Michelin stars “Demon Chef”
Alvin Leung. 207 Mengzi Lu, by Xietu Lu (5386
0291) www.365remedy.com 蒙自路 207 号 , 近
斜土路
Southeast Asian
Bali Laguna Delicious vegetarian-friendly
Indonesian cuisine and a romantic setting.
189 Huashan Lu, by Yan’an Zhong Lu (6248
6970) Daily 11-12.30am www.balilaguna.
com. 华山路 189 号 , 近延安中路
Spanish
Albero El Albero, located in the Gran
Melia hotel, offers some excellent
beautifully-presented high-end Spanish
cuisine. Decorated in traditional Andalusian
style. 2/F, Gran Meliá Shanghai, 1288 Lujiazui
Huan Lu, by Yincheng Zhong Lu (3867 8888)
11am- 2.30pm; 5-11pm 陆家嘴环路 1288 号新
天哈瓦那大酒店 2 楼 , 近银城中路
La Verbena Combining authentic Spanish
cuisine in a romantic style, La Verbena
which oversees the Huangpu River is a sleek
and relaxing spot glittering with a unique
Latin flavor. Block E, 2967 Lujiazui Xi Lu, by
Fenghe Lu (5878 9837) 陆家嘴西路 2967 号滨
江大道北段 E 座 , 近丰和路
El Patio Set in a lovely villa Chef Franki offers
fun modern and traditional Spanish dishes.
Terraces abound, wine mark-ups don’t. 110
Fengyang Lu, by Fuxing Zhong Lu (6437
5839) Sun-Thu: 11am-1am, Fri-Sat: 11am2am www.elpatio.com.cn 汾阳路 110 号 , 近复
兴中路
el Willy 5/F, 22 Zhongshan Dong Er Lu, by
Xin Yong’an Lu (5404 5757) 中山东二路 22 号 5
楼 , 近新永安路
路 5) 虹梅路 3899 号，近延安西路 6) 长乐路 611
号，近东湖路 7) 愚园路 907 号，近江苏路 8) 淡水
路 230 号，近自忠路 9) 芳甸路 1088 号喜马拉雅
中心 B1，近梅花路
City Super Shanghai Offers a one-stop
shopping for both groceries and prepared
foods from around the world. LG 2, Shanghai
IFC Mall, 8 Shiji Dadao, by Lujiazui Huan
Lu (5012 0998) Daily: 10am-10pm www.
citysuper.com. 世纪大道 8 号国金中心商场地下 2
楼 , 近陆家嘴环路
Feidan 1) 153 Anfu Lu, by Wulumuqi
Lu (5403 6991) Daily 8am-10pm. 2) 283
Jianguo Xi Lu, by Jiashan Lu (6473 3194)
Daily 9am-10pm. 3) 332 Jinyan Lu, inside
Shanghai Lujiazui Center Palace (5059 3723)
Daily 9.30am–10pm. 4) 382-1 Dagu Lu, by
Chengdu Bei Lu (6340 0547) Daily 9.30am10pm 1) 安福路 153 号 , 近乌鲁木齐路 2) 建国西
路 283 号 , 近嘉善路 3) 锦延路 332 号 , 陆家嘴中
央公寓 4) 大沽路 382-1 号 , 近成都北路
FIELDS China A premier online grocery
store based in Shanghai who provides
healthy and safe options for all your grocery
needs, including vegetables, fruits, meat
& poultry, fish & seafood, dairies, bakeries
and personal care products. Seasonal
produce and ready-to-serve dishes are also
available. With same day delivery on orders
in Shanghai, FIELDS makes it convenient
and affordable for you to have healthy and
safe organic, imported food items in China.
400-021-0339, www.fieldschina.com, cs@
fieldschina.com.
Green & Safe With an organic farm in
Kunshan, this organic store provides daily
delivered vegetables and a variety of local
and imported organic goods, such as
organic extra virgin olive oil, white and red
balsamic vinegar, organic pasta, muesli and
more. 1) 6 Dongping Lu, by Hengshan Lu
5465 1288, 1/F: 8am-10pm; 2/F: 6.30pm12am 2) 2) 4/F, 1438 Hongqiao Lu, by
Hongbaoshi Lu 10am–9.30pm 1) 东平路 6 号 ,
近衡山路 2) 虹桥路 1438 号 4 楼 , 近红宝石路
Mahota Kitchen The farm-to-city store
carries fresh traceable farm produce from
Mahota Farm in Chongming island to be
brought home or be enjoyed in the hot pot
restaurant. Taste the difference in quality
as the produce are harvested and delivered
to the store within 24 hours. 1) 10-1F,
M-Town, 1580 Kaixuan Lu, by Huaihai Xi
Lu (5267 9988) 2) B1-101/102, 660 Dapu
Lu, by Longhua Dong Lu (5318 8111, www.
themahota.com ) 1) 凯旋路 1580 号新淮海坊 ,
近淮海西路 2) 打浦路 660 号 B1-101/102, 近龙
华东路
Steakhouses
Gran Bodega Gran Bodega serves famous
Spanish wines and authentic tapas. Don’t
miss their grilled goose liver with apple and
black paella. 1/F, Royalton hotel, 789 Wuyi
Lu, by Zhongshan Xi Lu (5206 0719, 5206
8000-5115) Daily 11am-2.30pm 6-11pm
[email protected]
Char Grill Located inside of the Hotel
Indigo, this beautiful steakhouse serves up
a lovely view and lots of haute meat. 29-31/
F, Hotel Indigo, 585 Zhongshan Dong Er Lu,
by Dongmen Lu (3302 9995) Daily, Dining
Room, 6-10.30pm Bar, 6pm-late www.charthebund.com 中山东二路 585 号 29-31 楼 , 近
Pirata, tapas kitchen and bar Come and
enjoy the authentic yet creative tapas. 136
Xinle Lu, by Xiangyang Bei Lu (5404 2327) 新
JW’s California Grill Located on the 40th
floor above Shanghai's stunning skyline,
the relaxed and classy setting offers refined
lifestyle dining with seasonal, market fresh
cuisine using premium products cooked
to perfection. Discover sophisticated chefcrafted cuisine in the main area or enjoy
exclusivity in the private room among
friends or business partners. 40/F, JW
Marriott Hotel Shanghai Tomorrow Square,
399 Nanjing Xi Lu, by Huangpi Nan Lu (5359
4969, www.jwmarriottshanghai.com) 上海明
武夷路 789 号 1 楼 , 近中山西路
乐路 136 号 , 近襄阳北路
Restaurant Martin Spanish celebrity chef
Martin Berasatagui’s Shanghai outpostfeatures fine modern Spanish cuisine and
impressive wine list. 811 Hengshan Lu, by
Yuqing Lu, inside Xujiahui Park (6431 6639)
Daily, Lunch 11.30am-2.30pm Dinner 6pm10.30pm www.restaurantmartin.com.cn 衡山
路 811 号，徐家汇公园内 , 近余庆路
Wine & Tapas Just as the name suggests,
you come here for the wine, finger food and
fun location. 333 Chang Le Lu, by Xiangyang
Bei Lu (5403 3767) Daily 10am-11pm 长乐路
333 号 , 近襄阳北路
Speciality Food
Shops
Amphora As a chain of specialty stores that
brings healthy food from Greece and the
Mediterranean world, the Amphora stands
for the “Best from Greece” and provides
authentic, premium and healthy products
to customers in China. 1) 409 Shanxi Bei Lu,
by Beijing Xi Lu (5213 9066) 2) 434-1 Shaanxi
Nan Lu, by Yongjia Lu (6431 0145) 3) 330
Madang Lu, by Xintiandi (5382 0237) 4) 7-1
Taojiang Lu, by Fenyang Lu (3460 5181) 5)
3899 Hongmei Lu, by Yan’an Xi Lu (6262
0519) 6) 611 Changle Lu, by Donghu Lu (3461
2161) 7) 907 Yuyuan Lu, by Jiangsu Lu (3256
9610) 8) 230 Danshui Lu, by Zizhong Lu (3330
1509) 9) 151&148a, B1, Himalaya Center,
Fangdian Lu, by Meihua Lu 1) 陕西北路 409
号，近北京西路 2) 陕西南路 434-1，近永嘉路 3)
马当路 330 号，近新天地 4) 桃江路 7-1，近汾阳
东门路
天广场 JW 万豪酒店 40 楼，南京西路 399 号，近
黄陂北路
Morton’s the Steakhouse The first Morton’s
in Chinese mainland specializes in classic,
hearty American cuisine including the
grain-fed prime aged Australian beef, fresh
seafood and spectacular desserts served in
generous portions. 1) 4/F, IFC Mall, 8 Shiji
Dadao, by Lujiazui Huan Lu (6075 8888) SunThurs 11.30am-10pm; Fri-Sat 11.30am-11pm
www.mortons.com/shanghai 1) 世纪大道 8 号 ,
国金中心 IFC 商场 4 楼 , 近陆家嘴环路
Prime 1921 Elegant steakhouse on the 2/
F of the old Soong Mansion. Classically
inspired with a modern twist, there’s more
than just Australian beef that’s worthwhile
to eat on the menu. Daily, 6pm – 11pm. 2/F,
Sasha’s Restaurant & Bar, 11 Dongping Lu, by
Hengshan Lu (6474 6628) 东平路 11 号 2 楼，
近衡山路
President Steakhouse A modern interpretation of authentic Taiwanese steakhouse
perfect for those first dates and first
impressions where service and taste blend
perfectly in this casually stylish yet graceful
gem in the heart of Huangpu district. 691
Jiujiang Lu, by Guangxi Bei Lu (6327 5858)
11am-11pm 九江路 691 号 , 近广西北路
109
Listings
page menu showcases some of the best
this nation has to offer, with brash yet often
subtle execution. 1/F, Mayfair Tower, 768
Julu Lu, by Fumin Lu (6208 5357) 巨鹿路 768
号 1 楼 , 近富民路
Lapis Thai 1) 285 Hunan Lu, by Gaoyou
Lu (5466 3026) Daily 11.30am-2.30pm;
6-10pm 2) 3/F, No.19, Lane 199 Fangdian
Lu, by Dingxiang Lu (5033 9223) Daily
11.30am- 2.30pm; 6-10pm 3) No.14, Lane
248 Taikang Lu, by Ruijin Er Lu (6473 3989)
Daily 11.30am-2.30pm; 6-10pm 4) L109, 1376
Nanjing Xi Lu, by Xikang Lu (5252 0082)
Daily 11.00am-Late 1) 湖南路 285 号 , 近高邮路
2) 芳甸路 199 弄 19 号 3 楼 , 大拇指广场 , 近丁香
路 3) 泰康路 248 弄 14 号 , 近瑞金二路 4) 南京西
路 1376 号 109 室 , 近西康路
Phipps Steakhouse Inspired by the tradition
of the New York Steakhouse, Phipps
Steakhouse brings to Shanghai the finest
prime cuts as well as a complete dining
experience to its exceptional authentic
cuisine. Mon-Sat 11am-10pm; Sun 12am9pm 1/F, Bldg 11, The Cool Docks, 505
Zhongshan Nan Lu, by Fuxing Dong Lu (
6152 6543, 6152 6542) 中山南路 505 弄老码头
11 号楼 1 楼 , 近复兴东路
Ruth’s Chris Steak House Located in a
restored historic building on Shanghai’s
famous Bund waterfront, the fine dining
steakhouse hailing from the New Orleans
presents the finest custom-aged Australian
Wagyu beef which is served “sizzling”
hot. Further complemented by friendly
services and an inviting atmosphere, it’s a
perfect location for business dinners and
family gatherings. 4/F, Five on the Bund, 20
Guangdong Lu, by Zhongshan Dong Yi Lu
(6071 4567) 外滩 5 号 4 楼 , 广东路 20 号 , 近中
山东一路
The 1515 WEST, Chophouse & Bar In The
1515 WEST CHOPHOUSE & BAR, an appetite
for premium Australian beef, Americansized desserts, signature drinks and a classic
bar awaits you. Jing An Shangri-La, West
Shanghai, 1218 Yan'an Zhong Lu, by Tong
Ren Road (2203 8889, www.jinganshangdining.com) 静安香格里拉大酒店，延安中路 1218
号，近铜仁路
Roosevelt Prime Steakhouse Thick, juicy
prime steaks from a custom stone oven. AllAmerican beef. Enjoy martins and California
wines on the backlit bar. Frequented by the
Shanghai elite and those with expensive
tastes. 160 Taiyuan Lu, by Yongjia Lu (6433
8240) Sun-Thurs: 5-10pm; Fri-Sat: 5-11pm rps@
rooseveltsteakhouse.com www.rooseveltsteakhouse.com 太原路 160 号 , 近永嘉路
The Grill With a central grill, rotisserie and a
large built-in marble displaying the freshest
seafood, it is a contemporary and colorful
venue for guests in search of the freshest
seafood and succulent prime grade meats
grilled right in front of them in the open
kitchen. 56/F Jin Mao Tower, Grand Hyatt
Shanghai, 88 Shiji Dadao, by Dongtai Lu
(5047 1234) Lunch: Daily 11.30am-2.30pm;
Dinner: Daily 5.30-10.30pm 世纪大道 88 号金
茂君悦大酒店 56 楼 , 近东泰路
The MEET The Kerry Hotel’s meat mecca, make
sure you take a peek into their meat locker to
see your dinner up close and personal. 1388
Huamu Lu, by Fangdian Lu (6169 8888) 5.3010pm 花木路 1388 号 , 近芳甸路
Thai
Lapis Thai Kitchen 1) 6/F, 818 Nanjing Xi
Lu, by Shimen Yi Lu (3223 0277) 2) 7/F, 1438
Hongqiao Lu, by Gubei Lu (6237 1261) 1) 南
京西路 818 号 6 楼 , 近石门一路 2) 虹桥路 1438
号 7 楼 , 近古北路
Simply thai 1) 5C Dongping Lu, by
Yueyang Lu (400 880 7729, 6209 6209) SunThurs:11am-11pm;Fri & Sat: 11am-midnight
2) 159 Madang Lu, by Xingye Lu (400 880
7729, 6209 6209) Mon-Sun: 11am-midnight
3) No.28 Laowai Jie, lane 3338 Hongmei Lu
(400 880 7729, 6209 6209) Sun-Thurs: 11am11pm; Fri & Sat: 11am-midnight 4) A6 Green
Sports & Leisure Center, 600 Lantian Lu, by
Lan’an Lu (400 880 7729, 6209 6209) MonSun: 11am-11pm. 5) 4/F IFC, 8 Shiji Dadao,
by Yincheng Zhong Lu (400 880 7729, 6209
6209) [email protected] www.
simplythai-sh.com Mon-Sun: 11am-10pm 6)
Unit 312A, 3/F, L’Avenue Shanghai, 99 Xianxia
Lu, by Zunyi Lu (400 880 7729, delivery: 6209
6209, [email protected] , www.
simplythai-sh.com) Mon-Sun: 11am-10pm
7) Level 8, S801-1A, Jiu Guang Department
Store, 1618 Nanjing Xi Lu, by Jingan Temple
8) Level 4, N4-11, Shanghai Kerry Centre,
1515 Nanjing Xi Lu, by Tongren Lu 9) Ciros
Plaza, Level 3, 312-314 388 Nanjing Xi
Lu,by Huangpi Bei Lu 10) 4/F, L4101-4105,
Global Harbor, 3300 Zhongshan Bei Lu, by
Jinshajiang Lu Mon-Sun 11am-10pm. 11) 6/F,
Rm612, Grand Gateway Plaza66, 1 Hongqiao
Lu, by Huashan Lu Mon-Sun 11am-10pm 12)
5/F, Rm503, Plaza 66, 1266 Nanjing Xi Lu, by
Xikang Lu Mon-Sun 11am-10pm 1) 东平路 5
号 C 座 , 近岳阳路 2) 马当路 159 号 , 近兴业路 3)
虹梅路 3338 弄老外街 28 号 , 近延安中路 4) 蓝天
路 600 号碧云休闲体育中心 A6, 近蓝桉路 5) 世纪
大道 8 号上海国金中心四层 , 近银城中路 6) 仙霞路
99 号上海尚嘉中心 3 层 312A 单元 , 近遵义路 7)
南京西路 1618 号久光百货 8 楼 S801-1A, 近静
安寺 8) 南京西路 1515 号静安嘉里中心 4 楼 N411 , 近铜仁路 9) 南京西路 388 号仙乐斯广场 3 楼
312-314 0) 中山北路 3300 号环球港 4 楼 , 近金
沙江路 11) 港汇广场 6 楼 612, 虹桥路 1 号 , 近华
山路 12) 南京西路 1266 号恒隆广场 5 楼 503, 近
西康路
Thai Gallery Thai Gallery Those well-versed
in Thai food will admire the authenticity of
these dishes. Creative art covers the walls.
127-1 Datian Lu, by Beijing Xi Lu (6217 9797)
Daily 11am-3pm; 5.30pm-12am 大田路 127-1
号 , 近北京西路
Thai Loft Express Quick, easy and well
priced Thai food. If you don’t want Thai,
you can also order Vietnamese. 105B, Kerry
centre lobby, 1515 Nanjing Xi Lu, by Tongren
Lu (159 2161 6618) Daily 11am-9.30pm 南京
西路 1515 号嘉里中心大堂 105B, 近铜仁路
Urban Thai Tiny Thai restaurant with
excellent steamed sea bass and authentic
curries. Their Thai iced tea is the best in
town. 938 Changle Lu, by Wulumuqi Lu (3250
3863) Daily 11;30am-11pm urban-thai.com/
长乐路 938 号，近乌鲁木齐路
vietnamese
B REAL Refer to “Delivery” for more
information.
pm, 5.30pm -10pm; weekends: 11am -10pm
2) 1465 Fuxing Zhong Lu by Huaihai Zhong
Lu (6437 2222) Mon-Fri: 11am -2 pm, 6pm
-10pm; weekends: 11am -3.30pm, 6pm10pm www.phorealgroup.cn 3) Kerry Centre
Store, Kerry Centre SB1-12, 1515 Nanjing Xi
Lu, by Changde Lu (3419 0220) Daily 11am10pm1) 富民路 166 号 , 近长乐路 2) 复兴中路
1465 号 , 近淮海中路 3) 南京西路 1515 号嘉里中
心 SB1-12, 近常德路
Pho Season With 20-years experience in
South-East Asian cooking, theirFrenchborn-South Asian chef has all the SouthEast Asianspecialties– Vietnamese ‘Pho’,
Cambodian ‘Loc Lac’ and Thai ‘Pad Thai’. 427
Dagu Lu, by Chengdu Bei Lu (6327 3778)
Daily 11am-11pm 大沽路 427 号 , 近成都北路
PHOCO Set in a pretty lane house, the
enormous outdoor courtyard is the spot’s
most attractive attribute, which is graced
with bamboo gardens and features mainly
Vietnamese dishes and western fusion
cuisine including steaks and pasta. No.1,
Lane 920 Changle Lu, by Wulumuqi Lu (5289
6275) 长乐路 920 弄 1 号 , 近乌鲁木齐路
nightlife
Bars
sion. 74 Fuxing Xi Lu, by Yongfu Lu (6431
0258) Daily 2pm-1am www.cosmogroup.cn
复兴西路 74 号 , 近永福路
Bounty Rhumerie A French-owned, piratethemed rum bar that is surprisingly low in
cheese and high in atmosphere. You can
get just about any type of rum cocktail ever
conceived by man and then a few more. 47
Yongfu Lu, by Fuxing Xi Lu (137 6451 0616)
Daily 6pm-late www.bountybar.cn ning@
bountybar.cn 永福路 47 号 , 近复兴西路
CHAR bar Classy cocktails and sophisticated
setting, best known for its exquisite 270degree views over The Bund and Pudong
skyline. 30/F, Hotel Indigo Shanghai on
the Bund, 585 Zhongshan Dong Er Lu, by
Dongmen Lu (3302 9995) Daily 4:30pm-late,
www.char-thebund.com 中山东二路 585 号英
迪格酒店 30 楼 , 近东门路
Constellation Bar A quiet bar with lowkey 30’s ambiance. Known for its unique
cocktails and ice-making technique, this
is the perfect place for lovers and friends’
get-together. 1) 1-2/F, 33 Yongjia Lu, by
Maoming Nan Lu (5465 5993) Daily 7pm2am www.seiza-bar.com.cn 2) 86 Xinle Lu,
by Xiangyang Bei Lu (5404 0970) Daily 7pm2am 3) 251Huangpi Bei Lu, by Jiangyin Lu
(5375 2712) Mon-Sun: 7pm-2am 1) 永嘉路 33
号 1-2 楼 , 近茂名南路 2) 新乐路 86 号 , 近襄阳北
路 3) 黄陂北路 251 号 , 近江阴路
Cotton’s A charming bar with Jazz played
in the garden, you can “smell” relaxed
ambiance in the air. 1) 132 Anting Lu, by
Jianguo Xi Lu (6433 7995) Mon-Fri: 4pm2am; Sat-Sun: 11:30am-2am 2) 294 Xinhua
Lu, by Panyu Lu (6282 6897) Mon-Fri: 4pm2am; Sat-Sun: 11:30am-2am 1) 安亭路 132 号 ,
近建国西路 2) 新华路 294 号 , 近番禺路
De Refter A cozy Belgian style Brasserie
boasting more than 50 Belgian beers,
De Refter offers an intimate, friendly and
relaxed atmosphere mixed with a classy
crowd equaling the perfect spot for enjoying
the evening with friends, colleagues or a
good book. 181 Jinxian Lu, by Maoming Nan
Lu (3230 2595) www.derefter.com 进贤路 181
号 , 近茂名南路
Avenue Joffre BAR Started by cocktail master
Munenori Harada, formerly of el Coctel,
this 1920’s Shanghai-style bar mixes highquality cocktails in a relaxed and refined
environment. Specializes in gin with over
20 types from all over the world. Daily 7pm3am 1/F,Unit 5, 570 Yongjia Lu, by Yueyang
Lu (6029 9725) 永嘉路 570 号 5 号楼 1 楼 , 近岳
阳路
B&C Bar A fun little 1970’s London dive bar
with cheap drinks and lots of specials. 940
Changde Lu, by Changping Lu (5213 2100)
4pm-2am [email protected] 常德路
940 号 , 近昌平路
Backroom Lounge at K5 An intimate yet
glitzy lounge, decorated with velvety red
curtains, still-life paintings and rich earth
tones. 5/F,Shanghai Art Museum, 325
Nanjing Xi Lu, by Xinchang Lu (6327 2221)
Daily 5.30pm-2am 南京西路 325 号 , 上海美术馆
5 楼 , 近新昌路
Bar Fly A chill bar/lounge with a lovely
terrace overlooking the former French
Concession. A pretty cigar room (Salon
Harcout) and a few private rooms for the
big wigs. 6/F, 35 Shaanxi Nan Lu, by Changle
Lu (6215 8777) Daily 6pm-2am marketing@
maisonpourcel.com 陕西南路 35 号 6 楼 , 近长
Dr Bar This hidden matchbox of a bar is
arguably the only place in all of Xintiandi
with any character. That’s probably because
it’s owned by Ben Wood, Xintiandi’s
architect. Try their monstrous martinis.
House 15, North Block Xintiandi, Lane 181
Taicang Lu, by Madang Lu (6311 0358) 5pm2am 太仓路 181 弄新天地北里 15 号 , 近马当路
El Cóctel From virtuoso Spanish chef Willy
Trullas Moreno comes this super swank
cocktail lounge. Expect specialty drinks
mixed with surgical precision. Reservations
recommended. 2/F, 47Yongfu Lu, by Fuxing
Xi Lu (6433 6511) Daily 5pm-3am www.
elwilly.com.cn 永福路 47 号 2 楼 , 近复兴西路
G&G Bar is your friendly local bar, a great
place to catch up with friends, or meet
new ones. Recently refurbished, we are
open from 5pm daily, until late. Please visit
our website for specials and weekly event
listings www.grubandgroove.com. Jianguo
lu 283 “The Loft” Metro Line 9 Jiashan Lu
Stn. For events bookings, please contact
Henry on 1860 212 7141.
I Love Shanghai With a solid events lineup,
stiff drinks and a fiercely loyal crowd of
regulars, ILS is one of the city’s best come
as you are watering holes. 2-3F, 1788 Xinzha
Lu, by Jiaozhou Lu (5228 6899) Daily 5pm4am [email protected] 新闸
路 1788 号 2-3 楼 , 近胶州路
乐路
Barbarossa Restaurant & Lounge Stand
by the lake inside People’s Park, the threestory Barbarossa restaurant and lounge
offers an array of fine food, cocktails, shisha,
tapas and live entertainment in an exotic
ambience. 231 Nanjing Xi Lu, by Huangpi Bei
Lu (6318 0220) Restaurant: 11am-11pm; Bar:
5pm-2am. www.Barbarossa.com.cn 南京西路
231 号 , 近黄陂北路
Beernest Tiny bar and shop boasting a huge
selection of imported beers. 76-82 Zhaozhou
Lu, by Xizang Nan Lu (138 1650 2260) MonSat (closed on Sun) Summer: 5pm-12.30am;
Winter: 4-11pm jackiehandmade@gmail.
com www.beernest.com 肇周路 76-82 号 , 近
西藏南路
Coconut Paradise Housed in an elegant
French house with two floors, a garden
and a separate bar annex. 1) 38 Fumin Lu,
by Yan’an Zhong Lu (6248 1998) 2) 2/F, 378
Wukang Lu, by Hunan Lu (5424 5886) Daily
11am-2pm; 5-11pm coconutparadise38@
gmail.com www.lostheaven.com.cn/main.
html 1) 富民路 38 号 , 近延安中路 2) 武康路 378
号 2 楼 , 近湖南路
Herbs With a Thai owner at the helm and
a Thai chef manning the furnace, their five-
110
Pho Real Some of Shanghai’s finest pho and
Bánh mì, with high-quality ingredients and
a young, hip environment. 1) 166 Fumin Lu,
by Changle Lu (5403 8110) Mon-Fri: 11am -2
BELGA a new authentic Belgian bistro
serving home made food and more than
40 Belgian beers. this homey, casual
restaurant is all white walls, wood tables and
decoration brought from Belgian.Half of the
85-seating is outdoors on the intimate first
floor garden or the sun-drenched second
floor terrace. Fuxing xi Lu 133, by Yongfu
Lu (6433 4261) Mon-Fri: 11 am -11 pm,
weekends: 11am -2 am ( snacks available) 复
兴西路 133 号 , 近永福路
Bin 74 A slick, cozy, glass-encased wine
bar+shop in the heart of the French Conces-
Judy’s One of Shanghai’s oldest watering
holes and a Readers’ Choice Hall of Famer,
this institution is perpetually packed with
rowdy punters to the wee hours. 142
Tongren Lu, by Nanjing Xi Lu (6289 3715)
Daily 11am-late www.judysco.com.cn 铜仁路
142 号 , 近南京西路
Kaiba Belgian Beer Bar 739 Dingxi Lu by
Yan’an Xi Lu (6280 5688) Sun-Thurs 4pm12am; Fri-Sat 4pm-2am [email protected] 定西路 739 号 , 近延安西路
Kiitos Part of the Japanese ‘micro-bar’
trend, Kiitos brings exacting standards
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to its impressive cocktail, and fine spirits
menu. The perfect choice for discerning
drinkers who relish an intimate, low-key atmosphere. 127 Yongfu Lu, by Fuxing Xi Lu
(6431 3787) Daily 7pm-2am 永福路 127 号 , 近
复兴西路
La Cocina A spanish restaurant with a
authentic pinchos bar at first floor.La Cocina
serves Pinchos,Tapas,Sangria, Cocktail and
wines. 9 DongPing Lu, by HengShan Lu (6473
1021) Daily 11am - 2am 东平路 9 号 , 近衡山路
Le Petit Franck A tiny, quaint cocktail lounge
with a retro speak-easy feel serving classic
cocktails, slightly pricey beers and upscale
snacks. Ferguson Lane,376 Wukang Lu, by
Hunan Lu (6433 1213) Tue-Sun 12pm-1am 武
康路 376 号 , 近湖南路
quite a few tiki drinks served in novelty
vessels like ceramic skulls and Polynesian
gods. 117 Chengdu Bei Lu,by Dagu Lu (3117
9694) 4pm-2am, 成都北路 117 号 , 近大沽路
Riverdeck ON THE BUND A nostalgic
bar located on the third floor of RIVIERA
SONGHELOU boasting breathtaking scenery
of both sides of the Bund. Riverdeck ON THE
BUND serves as a perfect spot for after-work
drinks and friends' get-togethers. 3F, 505
Zhongshan Dong Er Lu, by Xinkaihe Lu (3331
3777, 3331 3071) 中山东二路 505 号三楼 , 近新
开河路
Roosevelt Sky Bar Enjoy rooftop bar
with the best view on the Bund and airconditioned glass atrium. 9 /F, The House
of Roosevelt, 27 Zhongshan Dong Yi Lu, by
Beijing Dong Lu(2322 0800) info@27bund.
com, www.27bund.com 中山东一路（外滩）27
号罗斯福公馆 9 楼 , 近北京东路
Sasha’s Steeped in history, this hugely
popular bar is located in a 1920’s mansion
that formerly housed the famous Soong
sisters and boasts one of Shanghai’s largest
and favorite alfresco terraces. Huge beer
list, diverse food offering and 24 wines by
the glass. 11 Dongping Lu, by Hengshan Lu
daily 11am – 2am (6474 6628) 东平路 11 号，
近衡山路
Shiva Lounge Owned by a yoga instruc-tor,
Shiva Lounge is decked out in batiks, candles
and many handed Hindu gods. Room 102,
47 Yongfu Lu, by Fuxing Xi Lu (6433 5330)
Sun-Thu10pm-2.00am, Fri- Sat 10pm-5am 永
福路 47 号 102 室 , 近复兴西路
142 号 , 近南京西路
Jenny’s Blue Bar Second home to hordes of
blokes who regularly stop by for a drink or
a home-made snack. A free foosball table,
classic rock and a big screen showing ESPN
and Star Sports channels. 7 Donghu Lu, by
Huaihai Zhong Lu (6415 7019) Daily 1pm2am [email protected] www.jennyshanghai.com 东湖路 7 号 , 近淮海中路 142 号 ,
近南京西路
Malabar A cozyand exquisite Spanish tapas
bar with nice food in a good value. Try
the Spanish beer and wines plus excellent
pinchos and tapas. 1081 Wuding Lu, by
Jiaozhou Lu (5237 3085) Mon 17:00-01:00
Tue 12:00-01:00 Wed 12:00-01:00 Thu 12:0001:00 Fri 12:00-02:00 Sat 12:00-02:00 Sun
12:00-01:00 武定路 1081 号 , 近胶州路
Mokkos Bar With a Japanese husband and
wife team behind the bar, reggae rhythms
on the sound system and a cold glass of
shochu in your hand, you’ll agree that this is
one of the coolest little bars in town. Room
103, 1245 Wuding Xi Lu, by Wan Hang Du Lu
(6212 1114) Wed-Mon 7pm-2am, Closed on
Tuesday 武定西路 1245 号 103 室 , 近万航渡路
Mr. Pitt Cocktails A pre-prohibition joint
serving classic cocktails made according to
original recipes. Paying tribute to the golden
age of 1850-1920, this is where you find
great cocktails in town. 600-10 Shaanxi Bei
Lu, by Wuding Lu (6075 1072) Daily 6pm2am 600-10 号陕西北路，近武定路
Mural The best Latin-themed underground
Buddhist temple, looking all-you-can-drink
Friday night bars in Shanghai. Hands down!
10 Hengshan Lu, by Yongjia Lu (6433 5023)
8pm-4am, closed on Tuesdays. postmaster@
muralbar.com www.muralbar.com 衡山路 10
号 , 近永嘉路
Number 5 Bistro An unpretentious underground bar with free pool, inexpensive
drinks and good bar food to boot. B/F, 20
Guangdong Lu, by Zhongshan Dong Yi Lu
(6329 4558) Daily 10am-2am 广东路 20 号地下
一层 , 近中山东一路
Pokernuts A professional cocktail bar, and
a classy booze paradise with polite services,
a dizzying array of whiskies and a striking
poker table. Offers premium French oysters,
5J Iberian ham, and a nice selection of wines
and Cuban cigars. Free fun Hold’em poker
games available. Well worth of an ALL-IN
night in Pokernuts. C-103, Jinghongqiao
Square, 682 Wuzhong Lu, by Hongxu Lu
6pm-2am (5439 8030) 吴中路 682 号金虹桥广
场 C 座 103 室 , 近虹许路
Pulse A sweet stop-off point where you can
enjoy savories, afternoon tea and cocktails
in the evening. Tower 2, 1st Floor, 1116 East
Hongsong Lu, by Songyuan Lu (3323 6666)
10:00am-01:00am [email protected]
www.hilton.com.cn/shanghaihongqiao 红松
东路 1116 号 2 号楼 1 楼，近宋园路
Red Corner Situated at the eastern end
of Dagu Lu, Red Corner is a craft cocktail
lounge which provides a solid selection of
classic drinks like the vesper, old fashioned
Pimm's cup and pisco sour. They also do
The Apartment The boho decor, quirky
furniture, classy rooftop terrace and
expertly mixed cocktails just might fool
you into thinking you’re at the loft party of
a SoHo socialite. Not to be missed. 3/F, 47
Yongfu Lu, by Fuxing Xi Lu (6437 9478) SunThurs: 11am-2am; Fri-Sat: 11am-3am www.
theapartment-shanghai.com 永福路 47 号 3
楼 , 近复兴西路
The BREW Try one of their six home-brewed
beers and you’ll never go back to bottles
of Qingdao again. Warm wood interior,
right on the edge of Century Park. The Kerry
Hotel, 1388 Huamu Lu, by Fangdian Lu (6169
8888) Daily 11am–2am www.shangri-la.com
花木路 1388 号 , 近芳甸路
The Bund Brewery This off-Bund pub brews
it’s own German style lagers. Pair them off
with some hearty pub fare. A less flashy alternative to the typical Bund pretension. The
Custom House, 11 Hankou Lu, by Sichuan
Zhong Lu (6321 8447) Fri-Sat 11am - 2am;
Sun-Thu 11am - 1am www.thebundbrewery.
com.cn 汉口路 11 号 , 近四川中路
The Chalet Not exactly a loveshack but a
good example of how to build a bar in a
box. 385 Yongjia Lu, by Taiyuan Lu (3401
0958) Daily 3pm-3am [email protected] 永
tequila girls, TOP 40, you name it. 5
Hengshan Lu, by Dongping Lu (6474 6166,
6433 4104) Daily 5pm-late www.zapatasshanghai.com 衡山路 5 号 , 近东平路
Clubs
厦 87 楼 , 近东泰路
Bar Rouge The go-to spot for Shanghai’s
glitterati, this chic lounge offers expertly
mixed cocktails, the latest electro beats and
one of the best views on the Bund. 7/F, 18
Zhongshan Dong Yi Lu, by Nanjing Dong Lu
(6339 1199) Sun-Wed: 6pm-3am; Thu-Sat:
6pm-late www.bar-rouge-shanghai.com 中山
东大道 545 号裕景坊 1 楼 , 近东方路
Windows Scoreboard With the same
rough and ready atmosphere as its three
sisters, this branch adds multiple, big screen
monitors to watch the game, with the usual
cheap drinks. 11/F, 527 Huaihai Zhong Lu, by
Chengdu Lu (5382 7757) Daily: 5pm-late 淮海
中路 527 号 11 楼 , 近成都路
Windows underground With the abrupt
closure of Window’s Too, this basement
dweller up the street has taken on the
mantle of Shanghai’s premier place to get
down and dirty with cheap drinks and all
night beats. 698 Nanjing Xi Lu, by Wujiang
Lu (5116 8857) Daily 10am-late 南京西路 698
号 , 近吴江路
YU Located on 28th floor, YU offers an
inspiring view of the Lupu Bridge and
elegant cocktails. 99 Jiangbin Lu, by Dapu Lu
(5318 8888) 江滨路 99 号 , 近打浦路
Zapata’s Classic “Spring Break” party bar,
where anything goes…bartop dancing,
The Compass Bar This unique bar offers an
extensive collection of marine memorabilia
to celebrates Shanghai’s maritime history,
also check out the open-air promenade. The
Peninsula Hotel 1/F, 32 Zhongshan Dong Yi
Lu, by Beijing Dong Lu (2327 6737) Daily:
11am-2am www.peninsula.com 中山东一路
东一路 18 号 7 楼 , 近南京东路
32 号上海半岛酒店一层 , 近北京东路
Cirque Le Soir Experience China’s first
boutique circus themed club in the historical
Bund 22 building with a vibrant twist to the
Bund’s nightlife scene. Guests are paraded
with live world-class circus performances
by the mind-boggling cast of performers.
Unparalleled music is also provided by
talented local and International DJs.
Wed–Sat 9pm-4am; Sun–Tues for private
booking: RSVP Cirquelesoirshanghai.com. 4/
F, Zhongshan Dong Er Lu 22, by Xin Yong’An
Lu ( 400 99 100 88) www.cirquelesoir.com 中
Jade on 36 Bar Breathtaking views, creative
cocktails and stunning interior design make
this a must-see venue. Sunday Brunch:
RMB 788 + 15% service charge per person,
effective 28th October 2012. 36/F Grand
Tower, Pudong Shangri-la, 33 Fucheng Lu,
by Lujiazui Xi Lu (6882 3636) 5.30pm-1am
(weekends until 2am) fbreservation.sipu@
shangri-la.com https://www.shang-rewards.
com/aspx/RestaurantBarJade36Bar.aspx 富城
山东二路 22 号 4 楼 , 近新永安路
M1NT Winner of 2009 Readers’ Choice
Award for “Club of the Year”.Join the posh
and the poser alike in this quasi exclusive
nightclub, where a chic dining room offering
up superb Asian inspired fusion and grilled
fare are a;sp available. 24/F, 318 Fuzhou Lu,
by Hankou Lu (6391 2811) Lunch: Mon-Fri
11:30am-2:30pm; Dinner: Mon-Sat 6-11pm;
Club: Wed-Sat 9:30pm-late bookings@
m1ntglobal.com www.m1ntglobal.com 福州
路 318 号高腾大厦 24 层 , 近汉口路
M2 Following footsteps of its enormously
successful sibling-- Muse, the excellent
drinks and energetic, crowd-pleasing mixer
offers a distinctive scene. 4/F Hong Kong
Plaza, 283 Huaihai Zhong Lu, by Huangpi
Nan Lu (6391 2811) Daily 8pm-late 淮海中路
283 号香港广场 4 楼 , 近黄陂南路
Muse at Park 97 Art deco lounge
overlooking Fuxing Park hoping to develop
ameaningful relationship with expatriate
wallets. Live jazz and a nice balcony. 2/F, 2
Gaolan Lu, by Sinan Lu (5383 2328) Daily
9pm-4am www.museshanghai.cn 皋兰路 2 号
2 楼 , 近思南路
MYST Daily 9:30pm-late 1123 Yanan Zhong
Lu, by Fumin Lu (64379999) 延安中路 1123 号 ,
近富民路
THE 7th FLOOR 7F, No.8 Huaihai Zhong Lu,
by Liulin Lu (6307 9999) 淮海中路 8 号 7 楼，近
柳林路
Hotel Bars
嘉路 385 号 , 近太原路
The Glamour Bar Owned by M on the Bund,
this bar is a magnet for uptowners and well
out of towners out to dress and impress.
Expect impeccable service, in-novative drinks
and occasional live music.(6329 3751 (after
4pm); 6350 9988 (until 4pm)) 6/F, No. 5 the
Bund, by Guangdong Lu (6329 3751, 6350
9988) Daily 4pm-late www.m-theglamourbar.
com 中山东一路 , 外滩 5 号 6 楼 , 近广东路
The Park Tavern Stained wood panelling,
billiards, darts and a solid selection of
whiskey and beer all make this a proper pub
in a neighbourhood that desperately needs
one. 840 Hengshan Lu, by Tianping Lu (5465
9312) Mon-Thu: 11am-2am, Fri-Sun: 11amlate 衡山路 840 号 , 近天平路
Tango Bang This Argentinian bar and restaurant has a broad menu and a spacious
dance floor upstairs. The staff are friendly
and helpful. Happy hours are long. Tango
lessons are available throughout the week.
Yu Jing Fang, 1F, 545 Pudong Da Dao, by
Dongfang Lu (5877 1881) Daily 11am-2-am 浦
views of the entire city, where guests can
enjoy a wide collection of creative cocktails,
champagnes and Asian Tapas. The floorto-ceiling glassed double-height section
also holds a hide-away mezzanine bar. 87/F
Grand Hyatt, Jin Mao Tower, 88 Shiji Dadao,
by Dongtai Lu (5049 1234) Mon-Fri 5pm1am; Sat-Sun 2pm-1am 世纪大道 88 号金茂大
789 Nanjing Lu Bar & Lounge An upscale
hotel bar with 360-degree floor-to-ceiling
windows, an iced seafood bar and cool
lounge music. 64-66/F, 789 Nanjing Dong
Lu, by Xizang Zhong Lu (3318 999956500) Mon-Thurs 5pm-1am; Fri-Sat 5pm2am reservations.shanghai@lemeridien.
com starwoodhotels.com/lemeridien/
royalshanghai 南京东路 789 号 64-66 楼 , 近西
藏中路
Andaz Lounge Specialises in its unique
Kir Royale and other cocktails from Andaz
hotels around the world, it offers a full
range of tea, coffee, cocktails and mocktails
as well. 1/F, Andaz Shanghai, 88 Songshan
Lu, by Taicang Lu (2310 1710) 7am-11pm 嵩
山路 88 号 1 楼 , 近太仓路
Banyan Tree Located on the rooftop of
Banyan Tree Shanghai on the Bund, TOPS
is the first open rooftop bar with full
180°unobstructed view in Shanghai, offering
a breathtaking panorama spanning across
the Bund. 19 Gongping Lu, by Haiping Lu
(2509 1188) Tue-Sun, 2.30pm-1am 公平路 19
号 , 近海平路
Cigar and Dim Sum Executive Chef Peter
prepares daily fresh baked, steamed and
deep fried lobster Dim Sum platter for
your taste buds. Finish it with an excellent
cigar Hoyo de Monterrey Epicure No. 2.
Renaissance Shanghai Yu Garden Hotel, 159
He’nan Nan Lu, by Fuyou Lu (2321 88886234) 2-10pm 上海豫园万丽酒店 , 河南南路 159
号 , 近福佑路
Cin Cin The mezzanine level of the Fairmont
offers luxury wines and cigars plus a variety
of areas to relax in. Choose from their
cocktail bar, refined wine cellar or their
warm cigar lounge. 1/F, Fairmont Peace
Hotel, 20 Nanjing Dong Lu, by Zhongshan
Dong Yi Lu (6138 6889) Daily 6pm-2am
www.fairmont.com/peacehotel 南京东路 20
号 1 楼和平饭店 , 近中山东一路
Cloud 9 Located on Level 87 of Jin Mao
Tower, this sky lounge has magnificent
路 33 号香格里拉大酒店紫金楼 36 楼 , 近陆家嘴西
路
JW Lounge Bar Popular with high-flyers,
this lofty lounge boasts panoramic city
views and offers an extensive champagne
list, either by the glass or the by bottle. Live
music six days a week. 40/F, JW Marriott,
399 Nanjing Xi Lu, by Huangpi Bei Lu
(5359 4969-6864) Daily 5.30pm-2am www.
jwmarriottshanghai.com 南京西路 399 号 JW
万豪酒店 40 楼 , 近黄陂北路
Liquor Factory A British-style bar located in
hotel’s garden villas with outdoor pool table
and terrace seatings, where you drink the
night away. 1188 Xueye Lu, by Shibo Dadao
(3858 1188) Daily 11-2am 雪野路 1188 号上海
世博洲际酒店 1 楼 , 近世博大道
Long Bar Offering a good selection of
cocktails, deluxe oysters and premium
cigars, legendary Long Bar remains to be a
part of the Waldorf Astoria Shanghai on the
Bund after architectural restoration. Lobby,
2 Zhongshan Dong Yi Lu, by Guangdong Lu
(6322 9988) Mon-Sat 4pm-1am; Sun 2pm1am 中山东一路 2 号外滩华尔道夫酒店大堂 , 近广
东路
Pullman Lobby Lounge Chill out in the
lobby lounge, relax and breeze through our
comprehensive selection of beverage, high
tea, fine snacks, Pullman signature ‘Tapastry’
and a newly opened Deli. 2/F, Pullman
Shanghai South, 1 Pubei Lu, by Liuzhou Lu
(2426 8888) 浦北路 1 号上海中星铂尔曼大酒店 1
楼，近柳州路
Salon de Ning Inspired by an elegant
drawing room in a 30s private Shanghairesidence, this lounge bar offers a wild range
of signature cocktails and tasty snacks. B1/
F, The Peninsula Shanghai, 32 Zhongshan
Dong Yi Lu, by Nanjing Dong Lu (2327 6731)
Tue-Sat 8pm-1am, Closed on Mon and Sun 中
山东一路 32 号上海半岛酒店 B1 楼 , 近南京东路
XTD elevated Casual, stylish and unique,
that’s what XTD elevated is all about. Enjoy
cool cocktails and an extensive BBQ menu
while sitting back and relaxing on day
beds and cabanas. Daily, 5pm till late. 5/F,
99 Madang Lu, The Langham Xintiandi, by
Huaihai Zhong Lu (2330 2232) 上海新天地朗廷
酒店 5 楼 , 马当路 99 号 , 近淮海中路
Zpark Bar Locates on the 25th floor of the
Renaissance Zhongshan Park, it offers great
view with cool cocktail sellections. There’s
a big variety of bar food including check
satay, Vietnamese Spring roll, Buffalo check
wing and more. Sip hand crafted cocktails
with panoramic views and discover a brand
new sound. Every Tuesday to Saturday from
8.30pm onwards, join Kelly, the runnerup winner of the popular TV Show “SUPER
DIVA”, who’ll stimulate your senses with her
soulful tunes spanning a variety of genres.
25/F, Renaissance Shanghai Zhongshan Park
Hotel, 1018 Changning Lu, by Kaixuan Lu
(6115 8888) [email protected] 长宁路 1018 号 25 楼 , 近凯旋路
Live Music
Brown Sugar An upscale jazz club featuring
top-shelf cocktails, simple food and live
entertainment. Building 15, Xintiandi North
Block, Lane181 Taicang Lu, by Huangpi Nan
Lu (5382 8998) Daily 6pm- 1am service.
brownsugarlive.com 太仓路 181 弄新天地北里
15 号 , 近黄陂南路
JZ Club Shanghai’s true jazz scene has finally
arrived. Check it out and dig the vibe. 46
Fuxing Xi Lu, by Yongfu Lu (6431 0269) Daily
7pm-2am www.jzclub.cn 复兴西路 46 号 , 近永
福路
LOgO 298 Xingfu Lu, by Pingwu Lu 幸福路
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Listings
298 号 , 近平武路
Mao Livehouse Shanghai Formerly WTF
Club, this mid-sized performance space has
nowbeen taken over by the local rockers
at Soma Records, who promise plenty
of live music madness, with the backing
of the Japanese investors behind the
successful MAO Livehouse in Beijing. 3/F,
308 Chongqing Nan Lu, by Jianguo Zhong Lu
(6445 0086) Open for events only www.maomusic.com 重庆南路 308 号 3 楼 , 近建国中路
Music Room Live Show The leading DJ Keto
from Taiwan brings his hottest music to the
highest bar in the city on each Wednesday
night where ladies get free-flow sparkling
wines. Enjoy the amazing voice of renowned
vocal artist and saxophone player Wink with
his latest band from Monday to Saturday
from 8pm until late. 92/F, 100 Shiji Dadao,
by Dongtai Lu (6888 1234) Mon-Thurs
6pm–1am, Fri-Sat 6pm-2am, Sunday closed.
世纪大道 100 号环球金融中心 92 楼 , 近东泰路
The Ritz Bar Mixologists create uber cool
drinks and special martinis made to order
or select from an impressive collection of
malt whiskies. Shanghai’s favorite Jazz King,
George Butts is making a comeback this
autumn to The Ritz Bar. Call to reserve. 2/
F, The Portman Ritz-Carlton, Shanghai, 1376
Nanjing Xi Lu, by Xikang Lu (6279 7977)
Daily 5.30pm -1am every Monday to Sunday
上海波特曼丽思卡尔顿酒店二楼，南京西路 1376
号 , 近西康路
The Shelter This former bomb shelter is
THE place for alternative electronic music
in Shanghai. Low/no cover and good drinks
prices make this an indie haven. 5 Yongfu
Lu, by Fuxing Xi Lu (6437 0400) Wed-Sat
9pm-late [email protected] 永
福路 5 号 , 近复兴西路
Yu Yin Tang Warehouse music space run
by the Yu Yin Tang collective, filled with
a motley crüe of rock aficionados at the
forefront of shanghai’s burgeoning hardcore
scene. 851 Kaixuan Lu, by Yan’an Xi Lu (5237
8662) Tue-Sun: 8pm-2am; closed on Mon.
[email protected] www.yuyintang.org 凯
旋路 851 号 , 近延安西路
Outdoor
Seating
Abbey Road An ideal pub where you
can turn off your mind, relax and float
downstream or come together with some
mates. Come for the tasty brews and pub
grub, stay for the bamboo garden in the
shade. 45 Yueyang Lu, by Dongping Lu (6431
6787) Mon-Fri: 4pm-2am; Sat-Sun: 8.30am2am www.abbeyroad-shanghai.com. 岳阳路
45 号 , 近东平路
Archie’s Friendly neighbourhood bar with
big screen TVs, outdoor seating and cheap
drinks. Giant View, 15, Lane 1520, Huashan
Lu, by Huaihai Xi Lu (6281 4245, 6281 4237)
Daily 12pm-2am [email protected] 华
山路 1520 弄 15 号时尚虹景大酒店 , 近淮海西路 .
Art Deco Garden Café & Bar A lesserknown
clean and quiet occupant of the Ruijin
Guesthouse. Good for couples who want
a simple sip, stare and sigh sort of night.
Bldg 3, Ruijin Guest House,118 Ruijin Er Lu,
by Maoming Nan Lu (6472 5222-3006) Daily
9.30pm-12am 瑞金二路 118 号瑞金宾馆 3 号楼 ,
近茂名南路
The Fat Olive This Greek-themed wine
and mezze by David Laris features a lovely
terrace ideal for relaxing with a glass of
wine and warm pita bread. 1) 2/F, Unit 26A,
Sinan Mansions, 525-527 Fuxing Zhong Lu
by Sinan Lu (3368 9524) Daily 11-late www.
thefatolive.com 2) 6/F, Silver Court Complex,
228 Xizang Nan Lu, by Huaihai Zhong Lu
(6334 3288) Daily 11-1am 1) 复兴中路 525527 号思南公馆 26A 号楼 2 楼 , 近思南路 2) 西藏
南路 228 号 6 楼 , 近淮海中路
La Terraza This terrace lounge offers a nice
chill-out place. Besides, free snacks are
passing around every night. 17 Yongjia Lu,
by Maoming Nan Lu (5465 5837) Daily 4pm4am [email protected] 永嘉路
17 号天台 , 近茂名南路
The Roof at Waterhouse The Roof at
Waterhouse, a rooftop cocktail bar, offers
a splendid view of the Huangpu River and
serves up the most creative concoctions and
delectable appetizers to guests who come to
this perfect cozy getaway in the city. 4/F, 1-3
Maojiayuan Lu, by Zhongshan Nan Lu (6080
2988 ext. 919, www.waterhouseshanghai.
com) Daily 6.30pm-1.30am 毛家园路 1-3 号水
舍酒店 , 近中山南路
Sports Bars
Big Bamboo A sports bar offering an
expanded food menu, with entertainment
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including pool tables and flat screen televisions. Big Bamboo pulls large crowds for
events like the World Cup and Superbowl.
1) Hong Mei Entertainment Street, No. 20,
Lane 3338 Hongmei Lu, by Yan’an Xi Lu (6405
8720) Daily: 11am-late www.bigbamboo.
cn 2) 132 Nanyang Lu, by Tongren Lu (6256
2265) Daily: 2pm-4am carsten@bigbamboo.
asia 3) 381 Hongfeng Lu, by Biyun Lu (5030
1779) Sun-Thu: 11am-2am; Fri-Sat: 11am3am [email protected] 1) 虹梅路 3338
Dr Wine This sumptuous wine bar has
bottles from RMB118 (a French Cab Sauv) to
RMB45,000 for a 1982 Chateau Lafite. Don’t
worry if the selection overwhelms you,
someone will be there to hold your hand.
177 Fumin Lu, by Julu Lu (5403 5717) Sun-Sat
5pm-2am [email protected] 富民路
Boxing Cat Brewery 1) Unit 26A, Sinan
Mansions, 519-521 Fuxing Zhong Lu, by
Sinan Lu (6426 0360) Mon-Fri: 5pm-2am; SatSun: 10am-2am [email protected]
www.boxingcatbrewery.com 2) 82 Fuxing Xi
Lu, by Yongfu Lu (6431 2091) Mon-Thu: 5pm2am; Fri: 3pm-2am; Sat-Sun: 11am-2am 1) 复
新乐路 98 号 , 近襄阳路
弄虹梅休闲街 20 号 , 近延安西路 2) 南阳路 132
号 , 近铜仁路 3) 红枫路 381 号 , 近碧云路
兴中路 519-521 号思南公馆 26A, 近思南路 2) 复
兴西路 82 号 , 近永福路
Koala Bar Friendly local bar with big screen
televisions, a pool table and loads of drink/
food specials. Caters to the clientele coming
from the nearby Jiaotong University. 280
Huaihai Xi Lu, by Panyu Lu (5258 8779, 138
1880 3478) 11am-2am 淮海西路 280 号 , 近番
禺路
Malone’s Popular American-style bar and
winner 2009 Readers’ Choice Award for best
pub. Come for the burgers, stay for the live
music and TV sports. 1) 255 Tongren Lu, by
Nanjing Xi Lu (6247 2400) Daily 11am-2am 2)
2/F, shop 17 Thumb Plaza, 199 Fangdian Lu,
by Yanggao Zhong Lu (5033 6717) Mon-Fri:
11am-2am; Sat-Sun: 9:30am-2am 1) 铜仁路
255 号 , 近南京西路 2) 大拇指广场 17 号 2 楼 , 芳
甸路 199 号 , 近杨高中路
The Camel Bar The screens, hot-blooded
crowd and happy hour specials make this
a fun place to meet and watch a game. 1)
1 Yueyang Lu, by Dongping Lu (6437 9446)
Daily 10am-2am www.camelsportsbar.com 2)
116 Weifang Xi Lu, by Pudong Nan Lu (5879
5892) Daily 10am-2am 1) 岳阳路 1 号 , 近东平
路 2) 潍坊西路 116 号 , 近浦东南路
The Max Pub With over eight years’ history,
the Max Pub is one of the coziest sports bars
in Huangpu district. Great western food,
plenty of big screens playing your favorite
sports, free pool, endless cocktails and draft
beers. 188 Fujianzhong Lu, by Fuzhou Lu
(6375 7707) 福建中路 188 号 , 近福州路
The Rocks Grill & Bar A sports bar with a big
garden, views of the Huangpu River, snooker
and ball games on TV. 5-9pm, house wine
buy-one-get-one free. TowerB, Block10,
505 Zhongshan Nan Lu, by Waima Lu (6152
6626) 中山南路 505 号老码头 10 号楼 B 座 , 近外
马路
Shanghai Brewery Microbrewery restaurant
and sports bar with the chef from Michelin
two-Star restaurant. Great hand-crafted
beer (6 styles), tasty food with international
flavors and live sports on big screens. 1) 15
Dongping Lu, by Hengshan Lu (3461 0717)
Daily: 10am-2am www.shanghaibrewery.
com 2) 21C, Hongmei Entertainment Street,
3338 Hongmei Lu, by Yan’an Xi Lu (6406
5919) Sun-Thu: 10am - 2am; Fri-Sat 10am3am 1) 东平路 15 号 , 近衡山路 2) 虹梅路 3338
号 , 虹梅休闲街 21C, 近延安西路
Ricky’s Sports Bar & Grill With live bands,
big screens and pool tables, the Ricky’s is a
relaxing sports bar providing not just live
sports on screen, but fresh and high quality
food for lunch and dinner plus late night
snacks. 930 Pudong Dadao, by Yuanshen Lu
(5093 1519) http://weibo.com/527101298 浦东
大道 930 号 , 近源深路
Wine Bars
Bar 99 An international bar features unique
Pullman Vinoteca wine concept with a
compilation of new world and old world
wines, champagne, cocktails, beers and
spirits to enjoy complemented with a tapas
menu. 2/F, Pullman Shanghai South, 1 Pubei
Lu, by Liuzhou Lu (2426 8888) 浦北路 1 号上海
中星铂尔曼大酒店 1 楼，近柳州路
Brick Restaurant and Wine Lounge Quaint,
cozy, comfortable and cool, Brick also offers
a jazz scene. Get a table by the piano, tuck
into some Mediterranean-style cuisine. 30
Sinan Lu, by Huaihai Zhong Lu (6093 2005)
Daily 11-2am [email protected] 思南路
30 号 , 近淮海中路
Burdigala Bordeaux Wine Bistrot In
partnership with the CIVB and initiated by
private investor Franck Boudot, the Burdigala
Bordeaux wine Bistrot offers some fifty
châteaux and brands reflecting the whole
Bordeaux range: red, dry, sweet, rosé and
Crémant de Bordeaux wines. 550 Wuding Lu,
by Shaanxi Bei Lu (6217 0377) 11am - 1pm
[email protected] ww.theburdigala.
com 武定路 550 号 , 近陕西北路
177 号 , 近巨鹿路
Epicvre Wines and spirits imported from
France, delicious imported jams and
marmalades all make it worth a visit to this
gourmet shop/wine bar. 98 Xinle Lu,by
Xiangyang Lu (5404 7719) Daily 11am- 11pm
sional butler service and selection, high
quality of fine wines & single malt whisky.
An awesome selection of whiskies and wines
for decent prices (Napa Valley vintages start
at RMB98, Glenfidditch 12 yr RMB260) - Also
a bar where you can sip. 779 Beijing Xi Lu,
by Shimen Er Lu (3353 5189) 北京西路 779 号 ,
近石门二路
Bookstores
Glo Wine Bar Arriving August 8thLooking
for the perfect place to meet friends,
unwind from work, de-brief during the
day? Then Glo Wine Bar is the perfect
destination. Whether you want to catch up
over cocktails, share a well chosen bottle
of wine or enjoy our International tapas &
platters, you will find the perfect solution
in Glo Wine Bar. 3/F,1 Wulumuqi Nan Lu,
by Dongping Lu (6466 6565, shanghai@
glolondon.com www.glolondon.com) MonSun: 4pm-late 乌鲁木齐南路 1 号 3 楼，近东平路
Globus Wine 1) Ferguson Lane, 376
Wukang Lu, by Hunan Lu (6466 8969) Daily
12-10pm 2) 83 Jianguo Xi Lu, by Xiangyang
Lu (5466 1575) Daily 12-10pm 1) 武康路 376
号 , 近湖南路 2) 建国西路 283 弄 5 号楼 , 近襄阳路
L’Aveue A classy and trendy wine bistro in
Xintiandi offering a selection of home-made
tapas, dips, pizza, sharing plates and wines
in a comfortable and warm atmosphere. 1/
F, 333 Huangpi Nan Lu, by Taicang Lu (6301
9999) 24/7, 11-2am 黄陂南路 333 号 1 楼 , 近太
仓路
Roosevelt Wine Cellar The Largest Wine
Cellar in Town with over 4,000 labels. Every
Wednesday is Winesday 6.30-8pm. The
House of Roosevelt, 2/F, 27 Zhongshan
Dong Yi Lu, by Beijing Dong Lu (2322 0800)
[email protected], www.27bund.com 中山东
一路（外滩）27 号罗斯福公馆 2 楼 , 近北京东路
HoF A popular wine bar that provides super
tasty chocolate and cakes for afternoon
tea, featuring chocolate velvet cakes,
death by chocolate, etc. A variety of wines
and cocktails are provided at night. B1/
F, DBS Building, 1318 Lujiazui Huan Lu, by
Dongyuan Lu (5010 0800) Mon-Sat: 3pm10pm www.houseofflour.com 陆家嘴环路
1318 号 B1 层 , 近东园路
Wine Must Traditional French Bistro with a
typical wine cellar. A wide selection of wines
from Europe are available, accompanied
with excellent grilled dishes for dinner and
classic home-made French Cassolettes for
lunch. You will surely love this place, a cozy
chic magical land to share with friends. 1/F,
Bld 2, 881 Wuding Lu, by Changde Lu ( 6176
1378) Daily 11am-1am 武定路 881 号 2 号楼 1
楼 , 近常德路
Vine Chic wine bar with a large selection of
old & new world wines. Asian & Westernstyle nibbles also served. Tower 1, 1st Floor,
1116 East Hongsong Lu, by Songyuan
Lu (3323 6666) 5:00pm-01:00am SHASH.
[email protected] www.hilton.com.cn/
shanghaihongqiao/restaurants 红松东路 1116
Garden Books New shop soon be opening
in SHANGHAI CENTER, F1/1376 Nanjing
Road (W), (EAST SUITE)Sells imported
books, newspapers, magazines and other
foreign publications. www.bookzines.com
[email protected] 325 Changle
Lu, by Shaanxi Lu (5404 8728) 长乐路 325 号 ,
近陕西路
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号 2 号楼 1 楼，近宋园路
Wine Shops
ENOTECA 1) Shop No.L4-402, Level 4,
Shanghai iapm shop, 999 Huaihai Zhong
lu, by shaanxi Nan Lu (5174 8865) 2)Shop
No.L4-21, 4/F, IFC, 8 Shiji Dadao, by Yincheng
Zhong Lu (5012 1480) 3) B1/F, TAKASHIMAYA
department store, 1438 Hongqiao Lu,
by Manao Lu (6295-8292) 4) B1/F, Sogo
Department store, 1618 Nanjing Xi Lu, by
Huashan Lu (5237-9015) 1) 淮海中路 999 号环
贸广场 L4-402, 近陕西南路 2) 世纪大道 8 号上海
国金中心 L4-21 铺 , 近银城中路 3) 虹桥路 1438
号古北国际财富中心 2 期裙房 B1-010, 近玛瑙路
4) 南京西路 1618 号上海久光百货 B1 楼 DB12 店
铺 , 近华山路
Everwines Shop A cheery, laid back wine bar
and shop, with a nice terrace and frequent
wine classes. 200 Taizhou Lu, by Kangding Lu
(3208 0293) Daily 12pm-12am jinganshop@
everwines.com www.everwines.com 泰州路
200 号 , 近康定路
GLADYS With selected fine wine from
Australia, France and the rest of the world,
the neighborhood friendly wine shop
also provides quality imported food and
beverages which are available for delivery.
12am-10pm daily. 71 Zhaohua Dong Lu, by
Zhening Lu (5237 0807) 昭化东路 71 号 , 近镇
宁路
Vins Descombe A wine bar and retail space
that hosts regular tastings and events. Also
sells box wine. 372 Dagu Lu, by Shimen Yi Lu
(6340 1590) Tues-Sun 12-10pm 大沽路 372 号 ,
近石门一路
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District
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F, West Office Tower, No.1376 Nanjing Road
West, Jing’an District
Regus Plaza 66 恒隆广场，15/F, Tower 2,
No.1266 West Nanjing Road, Jing’an District
Regus Aurora Plaza 震旦国际大楼，11/F,
No.99 Fucheng Road, Pudong Lujiazui
Regus BEA Finance Tower 东亚银行金融大厦
中心，15/F, No.66 Hua Yuan Shi Qiao Road,
Pudong Lujiazui
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Regus Shanghai Bund Centre 外滩中心 , 18/
F, 222 Yan’an Road East, Huangpu District
Regus Shanghai Eco City 1788 国际中心 ,
9/F, 1788 Nanjing West Road, Jing’an District
Regus Jin Mao Tower 金茂大厦，31/F, 88
Shiji Avenue, Pudong Lujiazui
Regus Nanjing West Road 南京西路中心，
18/F Shanghai Oriental Centre, 699 Nanjing
Road West, Jing’an District
Regus One Corporate Avenue 上海企业天
地中心 , 15/F, No.222 Hubin Road, Huangpu
District
Regus Raffles City 来福士广场 , 51/F, No.268
Xizang Zhong Road, Huangpu District
Regus Shui On Plaza 瑞安中心，12/F,
No.333 Huaihai Road Middle, Huangpu
District
Regus Silver Centre 银座企业中心 , No.1388
Shaan Xi Road North, Putuo District
Regus Silver Court 永银大厦 , 3/F, No.85
Taoyuan Road, Huangpu District
Regus Standard Chartered Lujiazui 陆
家嘴渣打中心 , 5/F, No.201 Shiji Avenue,
Pudong Lujiazui
Regus Shanghai Mart Hongqiao 虹桥世
贸商城 , 2/F, No. 2299 Yan’an Road West,
Changning District
Regus Yueda 889 悦达 889 中心 , 8/F, No.
1111 Changshou Road, Jing’an District
Regus Harbour one 东方海港国际大厦中心 ,
16/F, No.1080 Dong Da Ming Road, Hongkou
District
Regus ICC 上海环贸广场 , 7/F, No.999
Middle Huaihai Road, Xuhui District
Regus Central Towers 上海品尊国际中心 ,
11/F Tower B, No.567 Lan Gao Road, Putuo
District
Regus One Prime 壹丰广场 , 25/F, No.360
Wu Jin Road, Hongkou District
Regus 21st Century 21 世纪中心 , 6/F,
No.210 Century Avenue, Pudong Lujiazui
Regus The Headquarters 上海都市总部
中心 , 25/F, No.168 Middle Xizang Road,
Huangpu District
Regus KIC Yangpu 创智天地 , 9/F Tower 12
Kic, No.333 Songhu Road, Yangpu District
Regus The Tower 锦江向阳大厦 , 14/F, 993
West Nanjing Road, Jing’an District
Regus CCIG International Plaza 中金国际
广场 , 12/F Building A, No.331 North Caoxi
Road, Xuhui District
Regus Hong Kong Plaza 香港广场 , 26/F,
283 Middle Huai Hai Road, Huangpu District
Life & style
Apparel
48, Luocheng Plaza, 1665 Hongqiao Lu, by
Shuicheng Lu (138 1788 7660, 136 3658
0300) 9.30am-10pm 2) Rm112, 90-1 Nanyang
Lu, by Xikang Lu (138 1788 7660, 5213
5770, 136 3658 0300) 9.30am-10pm 3) D-01
A.P. Plaza South.No.2002 Century Avenue
Pudong (138 1718 9104) 9.30am-10pm 1) 洛
城广场 B1-48, 虹桥路 1665 号 , 近水城路 2) 南阳
路 90-1 号 112 室 , 近西康路 3) 上海市浦东新区
世纪大道 2002 号，亚太盛汇南广场 D-01
Josie Chen Range Created and designed by
Shanghai-based jewelry designer Joanne
Swift, the label Josie Chen sees a range of
covetable necklaces, earrings, headbands
and bracelets with a touch of edgy yet
feminine. 382 Jianguo Xi Lu, by Yueyang Lu
(5466 5321) 建国西路 382 号 , 近岳阳路
Mr. Billy’s Hand Made Shoes 1238 Changle
Lu, by Wulumuqi Zhong Lu Daily 11am-10pm
[email protected] www.billyshoes.com
长乐路 1238 号 , 近乌鲁木齐中路
Orchestra-Asia
delivery in Shanghai. 1) 639 Honggu Lu, by
Shuicheng Lu (6270 9798) 9.30am-6pm 2)
810 Julu Lu, by Changshu Lu (6214 8313)
11am-7pm. 1) 虹古路 639 号 , 近水城路 2) 巨鹿
路 810 号 , 近常熟路
Lily’s Antiques Specializing in high
quality and genuine Chinese antiques, Lily’s
Antiques offers 100 percent wood furniture
and home decor for the modern home.
Tailor-made furniture can be ordered on
request and free shipping is provided within
Jinqiao area. 1037 Biyun Lu, by Huangyang
Lu (5019 1199) showroomsh@lilysantiques.
com; www.lilysantiques.com 碧云路 1037 号 ,
American and Taiwanese owners strictly
follows Swiss clean hygiene standard and
have imported Dermalogica, OPI and Calgel
products to ensure you the best quality
services with affordable prices. English
speaking staff here will help you organize all
kinds of spa parties for big and small divas.
266 Ruijin Er Lu, by Taikang Lu (5465 7291)
10am-10pm www.mydivalife.com/Home/
Index.aspx 瑞金二路 266 号 , 近泰康路
近黄杨路
NewX.com offers quality European design
furniture and home decor at a great value.
By simply operating online and on-demand,
NewX cuts all unnecessary costs and the
savings are passed on to the customer. Free
delivery in town. Shop online at www.newx.
com or www.newx.cn (400 068 7080)
上海淮海青少年旗舰店
1/F Huaihai Youth Department Store, 775
Huaihai Zhong Lu, by Ruijin Yi Lu (6472
7544) 淮海中路 775 号 1 楼 , 近瑞金一路
Shanghai Tang 1) No.15 North Block,181
Taicang Lu, by Madang Lu (6384 1601) MonSun 10.30am-11pm 2) Shop E, Jinjiang Hotel,
3006) Mon-Sun 10am-10pm 3) ShangriLa Pudong Lobby Level, 33 Fucheng Lu,
by Mingshang Lu (5877 6632) Mon-Sun
10am-10pm 4) 1/F, 333 Huangpi Nan Lu, by
Taicang Lu (6384 1601) Mon-Sun 10.30am11pm 5) L1C, Level 1 the Peninsula Hotel,
32 Zhongshan Dong Yi Lu, by Nanjing Dong
Lu (6329 6255) Mon-Sun 10.30am-11pm 6)
L221, Citic Square, 1168 Nan Jing Xi Lu, by
Jiangning Lu (5212 2162) Mon-Sun 10.30am11pm 1) 太仓路 181 弄新天地北里 15 号 , 近马当
路 2) 茂名南路 59 号锦江饭店 E 店铺 , 近长乐路 3)
富城路 33 号浦东香格里拉大酒店一楼 , 近名商路
4) 黄陂南路 333 号新天地 1 层 , 近太仓路 5) 中山
东一路 32 号半岛酒店 1 层 L1C 铺 , 近南京东路 6)
南京西路 1168 号中信泰富广场 2 层 221 单元 , 近
江宁路
Furniture &
Lifestyle
BCoS I'M HOME A new lifestyle brand in
home décor, artifacts, interior designs and
creative products, specializing in creating
an exciting and healthier living space with
creative designed artifacts, prints and
paintings, artificial plants, soft furnishing,
and home accessories. 600 Shaanxi Bei Lu,
by Xinzha Lu (6045 2368) 陕西北路 600 号 , 近
新闸路
DTL Michelle Collection Indoor&Outdoor
Furniture store with showrooms of 2,000sqm
in both Pudong and Puxi. Customized
services are also provided. 1) 160 JinFeng
Bei Lu, by Longdong Da Dao (5833 1968,
5476 1812) [email protected] www.
dingtang.com 2) B-1, 1568 HuQingPing
Gong Lu, by Xiewei Lu (6976 0245)
[email protected] www.dingtang.com
LE REXO Exclusive high-end western &
Chinese style furniture 100 percent madeto-order and hand-crafted from woods like
elm, rosewood, ebony and sandalwood,
etc. LE REXO also makes upholstered pieces
like armchairs and sofas using a variety
of sumptuous fabrics and leathers while
offering free interior design & decoration
services for professionals and individuals.
2/F, No.20, Lane 383 Xiangyang Nan Lu, by
Yongjia Lu (5213 0016) www.lerexo.com
Wed-Sun 12.30-6pm 襄阳南路 383 弄 20 号 2
楼 , 近永嘉路
Paddy Field 1) Warehouse, 1/F, Building C,
1568 Huqingping Gong Lu, by Xiewei Lu
(5976 9331) 2) 105 Hunan Lu, by Huaihai
Zhong Lu (6437 5567) 1) 沪青平公路 1568 号圣
堡艺术园区 C 栋 1 楼 , 近谢卫路 2) 湖南路 105 号 ,
近淮海中路
Platane Platane combines traditional savoir
faire, worldwide design home wares in a
distinctive simplicity and elegance. Discover
its own range of handmade ceramic and
porcelain as well as imported brands like
Zoeppritze, Bertozzi, Charvet, La Rochere,
LSA. www.platane.cn 1)439 Wukang lu by
Huaihai Zhong lu (6433 6387); 2)156Taikang
lu by Sinan lu (6466 2495). 1) 武康路 439 号
Essie Nail Salon Providing superior nail
services and hands & feet spa using high
quality products, essie nail is a leading
luxurious nail salon in town with licensed
technicians and highly trained staff. 1) E3-04
Kerry Center, 1515 Nanjing Xi Lu, by Changde
Lu (5273 7627) 2) B1-120 Reel Mall, 1601
Nanjing Xi Lu, by Changde Lu (6271 7772)
3) B1-31B Kerry Centre, 1378 Huamu Lu, by
Fangdian Lu. Daily 10am-10pm 1) 南京西路
1515 号静安嘉里中心 E3-04, 近常德路 2) 南京西
路 1601 号芮欧百货 B1-120, 近常德路 3) 花木路
1378 号嘉里城 B1-31B, 近芳甸路
（6433 6387）2）泰康路 156 号（6466 2495）
mind & body
1) 金丰北路 160 号 , 近龙东大道 2) 沪青平公路
1568 号 B-1, 近谢卫路
Beauty
ANNABEL LEE SHANGHAI is a Shanghaibased luxury home and fashion accessories
brand that reflects beautiful Chinese
tradition and culture. It boasts sophisticated
modern Chinese design in the form of the
finest Chinese silk, cashmere and jewelry.
Silk pouches with delicate embroidery,
intricately-woven cashmere shawls made
of the highest-quality cashmere from Inner
Mongolia, breath-taking jewelry made of
beautiful gemstones, all of which make
perfect gifts! 1) No. 1, Lane 8, Zhongshan
Dong Yi Lu, by Fuzhou Lu (6445-8218)
10am-10pm 2) Unit 3, House 3, North Block
Xintiandi, 181 Taicang Lu,by Huangpi Nan Lu
(6320 0045) 10am-10pm 1) 中山东一路 8 弄 1
号，近福州路 2) 太仓路 181 弄新天地北里 3 号楼
3 单元，近黄陂南路
Ben Zhou Handmade Shoes Studio Custommade shoes in retro, modern and popular
designs for both male and female. You can
also have pictures of certain designs and
your favourite worn shoes copied. 1) B1-
Homes-Up.com provides a wide selection
of creative home deco accessories, home
textiles, small storages, etc. All products are
Homes-Up exclusive design, imported from
all over the world. Experience an innovative
decoration concept in Shanghai. Shop
online at www.homes-up.com. 1) Taikang
showroom, 126 Taikang Lu, by Sinan Lu
(6301 0190) Daily 10am-10pm. 2) Changshun
showroom, 38-1 Changshun Lu, by Anshun
Lu (5213 0312) Mon-Fri 2-6pm 1) 泰康路 126
号 , 近思南路 2) 长顺路 38-1 号 , 近安顺路
Kava Kava creates modern, colorful and
functional Chinese furniture for every
household. Choose from our extensive
collection or customize your own. Free
Feya’s Nails A full range of personal beauty
services such as manicures, pedicures, nail
art, eyelash extensions, waxing and
massages are provided in this cozy and
friendly store. 699-1 Julu Lu, by Xiangyang
Nan Lu (6433 7172) 巨鹿路 699-1 号 , 近襄阳南
路
Diva Life Nail & Beauty Lounge Just three
minutes’ walk from the trendy “Tianzifang”,
down a quiet lane in the middle of the hustle
and bustle of the French Concession, Diva
Life is a wonderful location to while away a
couple of hours treating yourself a massage,
facial, waxing, manicure or pedicure. The
Helen Nail Spa A long-time favorite among
locals and expats alike, Helen Nail Spa
is much more than a nail spa; they have
a variety of pampering treatments and
excellent waxing services. 1) 120 Nanchang
Lu, by Yandang Lu (5383 8957) Daily 10am10pm 2) No 6, Lane 819 Julu Lu, by Fumin Lu
(5403 7802) 3) 70 Shimen yi Lu, by Dagu Lu
(6333 7535). 1) 南昌路 120 号 , 近雁荡路 2) 巨鹿
路 819 弄 6 号 , 近富民路 3) 石门一路 70 号，近
大沽路
113
Listings
Chinese
Medicine
Dr. Li Jie Chinese Medicine Clinic Trained
at the Shanghai University of Traditional
Chinese Medicine and with 28 years of
experience, Dr. Li owns this well-licensed
clinic that offers a full range of Chinese
medical services and courses for both expats
and locals: herb medicines, acupuncture
and moxibusion, tui na ( Chinese massage
for adult and childs), gua sha (scraping
method), cupping, point application
of drugs, Chinese medicated diet, Qi
gong, reflexology (foot massage) and life
cultivation (keep good health and long life)
etc. Appointment only. 5C, No.28, Lane18
Hongqiao Lu, by Caoxi Bei Lu (3424 1989)
[email protected] http://www.ljtcm.net 虹桥
路 18 弄 28 号 5C, 近漕溪北路
Professional Chinese Medicine Founded in
Qing Dynasty, this 205 year-old pharmacy still
uses authentic ingredients for TCM healing.
2/F, Tong Han Chun, 20 Yuyuan Xin Lu, by
Fuyou Lu (6355 6607) Daily 8.30am-4.30pm 豫
园新路 20 号童涵春国药 2 楼 , 近福佑路
The Mahota Health Management Center
Health Management Center inspires you
to lead a new sustainable, healthy lifestyle
with experienced medical professionals
integrating natural therapies, modern life
sciences with Traditional Chinese Medicine.
12-2F, M-Town, 1580 Kaixuan Lu, by Huaihai
Xi Lu (5267 9988; [email protected],
www.mahota.asia) Mon-Fri: 10am-8pm; SatSun 10am-6pm 凯旋路 1580 号新淮海坊 12-2,
an international brand offering the best and
creative hairstyle to suit each client. East
Tower 209, ShanghaiCentre, 1376 Nanjing Xi
Lu, by Xikang Lu 南京西路 1376 号上海商城东峰
209 室 , 近西康路
Peter salon With a range of professional
hairstylists from around the word, Peter
Salon offers top quality services in haircut,
perm, base color, nail and makeups. 80
Wulumuqi Zhong Lu, by Anfu Lu 10am-10pm
(5419 6757) 乌鲁木齐中路 80 号 , 近安福路
Showcase Hair Salon 1) 1/F, 1099 Meihua
Lu, by Fangdian Lu 2) RoomA02,Hotel
lobby, 778 Dongfang Lu, Grand Trustel
Purple Mountain Hotel, by ZhangyangLu
(15921900709) 1) 梅花路 1099 号 1 楼 , 近芳甸
路 2) 东方路 778 号紫金山大酒店 , 酒店大堂 A02
室，近张杨路
Health Services
Cosmetic Plastic & Laser Center
BIOSCOR
Shanghai Clinic
Cosmetic Surgery
Botox & Dermafiller
Laser Skin Center
Cosmetic Dentistry
近淮海西路
DENTAL
Dr.Harriet Jin’s Dental Surgery Dr.Harriet
Jin’s Dental Surgery offers special care for
every patient. Comfortable environment and
good service are also what you can enjoy
here. Rm1904, Hui Yin Plaza, 2088 Huashan
Lu, by Guangyuan Xi Lu (6448 0882)
9am—6pm [email protected] www.
drharrietdental.com/ 华山路 2088 号汇银广场
1904 室 , 近广元西路
Global HealthCare Medical & Dental Center
– Puxi Suite 303, Eco City 1788Nanjing Xi Lu,
by Wulumuqi Bei Lu (5298 6339, 5298 0593)
南京西路 1788 号 1788 国际中心 303 室 , 近乌鲁
木齐北路
Global HealthCare Medical & Dental
Center – Pudong Shop 212, Shanghai World
Financial Center, 100 Shiji Dadao, by Lujiazui
Huan Lu (6877 5093, 6877 5993 ) 世纪大道 100
号上海环球金融中心商场 212 室 , 近陆家嘴环路
United Family Quankou Clinic - Dental
Clinic 8 Quankou Lu, by Linquan Lu, Changning District (2216 3909) Mon-Sat: 8am-5.30pm
www.ufh.com.cn 上海和睦家医院口腔美容中心 ,
泉口路 8 号，近林泉路
Hairdressers
Bioscor Shanghai Clinic No.5, Lane89
Xingguo Lu, by Hunan Lu (6431 8899) 9am6pm [email protected] www.bioscor.com.
cn. 兴国路 89 弄 5 号 , 近湖南路
Body & Soul – Medical Clinics 1) 211
Chengjiaqiao Zhi Lu, by Hongmei Lu (6461
6550) Mon- Fri: 9am-6pm; Sat: 10am-3pm
2) 14/F, An Ji Plaza, 760 Xizang Nan Lu, by
Jian’guo Xin Lu (5101 9262) Mon-Wed & Fri:
9am- 6pm; Thu: 9am-8pm; Sat: 10am-3pm 3)
6/F, Four Seasons Hotel, 500 Weihai Lu, by
Shimen Yi Lu (5101 9262) Tue & Thu 10am8pm; Wed-Fri: 10am-6pm; Sat: 10am-7pm 4)
Rm1303 Jin Ying Bld. (B), 1518 Minsheng Lu,
by Hanxiao Lu (6162 0361) Mon- Fri: 9am6pm; Sat: 10am-3pm pudong@bodyandsoul.
com.cn www.tcm-shanghai.com 1) 程家桥支
汉口路 740 号 , 近西藏中路
Dragonfly 1) 2/F, 559 Nanchang Lu, by
Shaanxi Nan Lu (5456 1318) 2) 206Xinle Lu,
by Fumin Lu (5403 9982) Daily 10-2am 3) 2/F,
218 Xinle Lu, by Fumin Lu (6327 1193) Daily
11-2am 4) 646 Baole Lu, by Jinhui Lu (6221
9770) 5) L119, 1378 Huamu Lu, by Fangdian
Lu (6469 7258) 11-12am 6) 386 Hongfeng Lu,
by Mingyue Lu (3872 6996) Daily 10-12am
7) Villa 5, 3911 Hongmei Lu, by Yan’an Xi Lu
(6242 4328) Daily 9-2am 8) 193 Jiaozhou Lu,
by Xinzha Lu (5213 5778) Daily 10-2am 9)
LG2-47 IFC, 8 Shiji Dadao, by Lujiazui Huan
Lu (6878 5008) 1) 南昌路 559 号 2 楼 , 近陕西南
路 2) 新乐路 206 号 , 近富民路 3) 新乐路 218 号 2
楼 , 近富民路 4) 保乐路 646 号 , 近金辉路 5) 花木
路 1378 号浦东嘉里城 L119 单元 , 近芳甸路 6) 红
枫路 386 号 , 近明月路 7) 虹梅路 3911 号 5 号别
墅 , 近延安西路 8) 胶州路 193 号 , 近新闸路 9) 世
纪大道 8 号国金中心 LG2-47, 近陆家嘴环路
Green Massage 1) 58 Taicang Lu, by Jinan
Lu (5386 0222) Daily 10.30-2am 2) 88
Xingeng Lu, by Tianyao Qiao Lu (6468 7076)
11.30-1am 3) Rm304, 3/F SWFC, 100 Shiji
Dadao, by Dongtai Lu (6877 8188) 10.30-12am 4) Rm 202 Shanghai Centre, 1376Nanjing
Xi Lu, by Xikang Lu (6289 7776) 10.30-12am
5) Rm305, 3/F K11 Art Mall, 300 Huaihai
Zhong Lu, by Huangpi Nan Lu (6385 8800;
www.greenmassage.com.cn) 10.30-12.30am
6) 5) 68 Taicang Lu, by Shunchang Lu (6384
1356) 10.30-2am 1) 太仓路 58 号 , 近济南路 2)
辛耕路 88 号 , 近天钥桥路 3) 上海环球金融中心 3
楼 304 室 , 世纪大道 100 号 , 近东泰路 4) 南京西
路 1376 号上海商城西峰 202 室，近西康路 5) 淮
海中路 300 号 K11 购物艺术中心 3 楼 305 室 , 近
黄陂南路 6) 太仓路 68 号 , 近顺昌路
Global HealthCare Medical & Dental
Center – Pudong Shop 212, Shanghai World
Financial Center, 100 Shiji Dadao, by Lujiazui
Huan Lu (6877 5093, 6877 5993 ) 世纪大道 100
Kousenkaku 87-89 Ruijin Er Lu, by Fuxing Lu
(6385 3130) Daily 11:00 am-1:00 am 瑞金二路
87-89 号，近复兴路
Shanghai Redleaf International Women
and Infants Center; Shanghai Redleaf International Women's Hospital 1209 Huaihai
Zhong Lu, by Donghu Lu 8am-5pm, 24/7
(6196 3333) [email protected]
www.redleafhosptial.com 淮海中路 1209 号 ,
Royal Orchid Thai Massage Traditional Thai
Massage offered by Thai therapists, the
store is recognized by Royal Thai ConsulateGeneral. 216 Jinxian Lu, by Shaanxi Nan Lu
(6267 0235) 进贤路 216 号，近陕西南路
Talise Spa located in Jumeirah Himalayas
Shanghai, it is an oasis of Oriental healing
combining traditional wellbeing wisdom.
With the latest international high-tech
products and spa luxuries, Talise Spa offers
a wide range of facials and Talise massages.
Guests of Talise Spa also get access to
the hotel’s 24-hour fitness centre, indoor
swimming pool, etc. Advanced reservation
is required. 1108 Mei Hua Lu, by Fangdian
Lu (3858 8888 ext. 7200, jhhspa@jumeirah.
com) 10.30am-10.30pm 梅花路 1108 号，近芳
近青溪路 2) 金丰路 555 弄上海网球俱乐部内 , 近
保乐路 3) 红枫路 525 号 A&B 区 1 楼 , 近明月路
4) 泉口路 8 号 , 近林泉路
Massage & Spa
Chi Spa CHI, the Spa at Shangri-La, offers
massages and treatments that are based
on authentic natural healing methods
The Langham Xintiandi’s Chuan Spa
Designed in a tranquil ambiance, this is
where you get to indulge in signature
facial and foot massages with top class skin
products. B1, 99Madang Lu, by Huaihai
Zhong Lu (2330 2443) www.chuanspa.com
马当路 99 号新天地朗廷酒店 B1 楼 , 近淮海中路
The Peninsula Spa Escape from the hustle
city life and enjoy massages, facials or
make-up applications, it is the first spa in
Shanghai offering award-winning Biologique
Recherche skincare treatments and facial
products. 3/F, The Peninsula Shanghai, 32
Zhongshan Dong Yi Lu, by Beijing Dong Lu
(2327 6599), Mon-Fri 11am – 12am; Sat-Sun
10am – 12am; treatment reservation begins
at 10am. 中山东一路 32 号，上海半岛酒店 3 楼，
近北京东路
Shirley Massage Shirley massage has more
than a decade of professional pampering
know-how and is renowned for its
professional services. There are currently
nine branches in Shanghai. 1) 84 Ziyun Xi
Lu, by Loushanguan Lu (3255 1382) 102am 2) 28 Xingeng Lu, by Wanping Nan Lu
(6468 7321) 10-2am 3) 935 Xinzha Lu, by
Taixing Lu (6208 9589) 4) 75 Shuicheng Nan
Lu, by Yan’an Xi Lu (6208 7032) 5) 4F, No.
3211 HongMei Lu (City shop) (3468 8306,
6405 1676) 6) 2/F,17 Shuicheng Nan Lu, by
Ronghua Dong Dao (6209 5849, 6270 2506)
7) 2/F Goldren Bridge Mansion, 2077 Yan’an
Xi Lu, by Zunyi Nan Lu (6270 2682) 8) 68
Taicang Lu, by Shunchang Lu (6387 0090) 9)
2F, Wujin Century Mansion, No.291, Fumin
Lu, close to Changle Lu (6136 9517) www.
shylxl.com 1) 紫云西路 84 号 , 近娄山关路 2) 辛
耕路 28 号 , 近宛平南路 3) 新闸路 935 号 , 近泰兴
路 4) 水城南路 75 号 , 近延安西路 5) 虹梅路 3211
号 4F 城市超市楼上 6) 水城南路 17 号万科广场东
南 2 楼 , 近荣华东道 7) 延安西路 2077 号金桥大厦
2 楼 , 近遵义南路 8) 太仓路 68 号 , 近顺昌路 9) 富
民路 291 号悟锦世纪大楼 2 楼 , 近长乐路
SPA AT KERRY SPORTS A multi-disciplinary
approach to holistic well-being with
physiotherapy,restorative massage, skincare
and body treatments. 4/F, Kerry Hotel
Pudong, 1388 Hua Mu Lu, by Fangdian Lu
(6169 8856) 11-12.15am www.shangri-la.
com/en/corporate/kerry 浦东嘉里大酒店 4 楼 ,
花木路 1388 号 , 近芳甸路
鲁木齐南路 386 号 , 近肇嘉浜路 2) 洛川中路 733
号，近共和新路
Shanghai Aier Eye Hospital Shanghai
Aier Eye Hospital, which was founded by
the largest chain ophthalmology center
in China, is a first-rate, comprehensive
ophthalmic medical center and hospital
that provides excellent English service for
expats. 1286Hongqiao Lu, by Songyuan Lu
(3251 9930) Mon-Sun: 8.30am-5.30pm ipsc@
aier021.com en.aier021.com/ 虹桥路 1286 号 ,
Shanghai United Family Hospital and
Clinics 1) 1139 Xianxia Lu, by Qingxi Lu (2216
3900, 2216 3999) Mon-Sat: 8.30am-5.30pm
2) Shanghai Racquet Club, Lane 555 Jinfeng
Lu, by Baole Lu Mon-Sat 9am-5pm 3) 1/F,
area A & B, 525 Hongfeng Lu, by Mingyue Lu
(5030 9907) Mon-Sun: 8.30am-5.30pm 4) 8
Quankou Lu, by Linquan Lu Mon-Sat: 8am5.30pm www.ufh.com.cn 1) 仙霞路 1139 号 ,
hilton.com.cn/shanghaihongqiao/services 红
松东路 1116 号 2 号楼 3 楼，近宋园路
Yitong Massage Specializing in foot
massages and Chinese massages, this is
where you relax yourself and indulge in
pampering hands of skilled therapists in a
nice and warm environment. 386 Wulumuqi
Nan Lu, by Zhaojiabang Lu (3356 6228, 3356
6218) 11-2am 2) 733 Luochuan Zhong Lu, by
Gonghe Xin Lu (5603 0601) 11-1.30am 1) 乌
南京西路 1788 号 1788 国际中心 303 室 , 近乌鲁
木齐北路
近东湖路
Chuan Spa This world-class spa located
within the new Langham Hotel specializes in
traditional Chinese treatments. Designed for
contemplation and inspiration, rediscover
your inner self with an escape to a spa
treatment in any of the four luxurious
therapy rooms. 3/F, The Langham, Yangtze
Boutique, 740 Hankou Lu, by Xizang Zhong
Lu (6080 0722) 10am-10.30pm tlsha.info@
chuanspa.com www.chuanspa.com/en/
Shanghai/上海人民广场朗廷扬子精品酒店 3 楼 ,
Global HealthCare Medical & Dental Center
– Puxi Suite 303, Eco City 1788Nanjing Xi Lu,
by Wulumuqi Bei Lu (5298 6339, 5298 0593)
近宋园路
114
上海浦东香格里拉大酒店二座 6 楼 , 近名商路
路 211 号 , 近虹梅路 2) 西藏南路 760 号安基大厦
14 楼 5 室 , 近建国新路 3) 威海路 500 号四季酒店
6 楼 , 近石门一路 4) 民生路 1518 号金鹰大厦 B 座
1303 室 , 近含笑路
号上海环球金融中心商场 212 室 , 近陆家嘴环路
Toni and Guy Celebrating 51 years of
fashion,hair and heritage, Toni and Guy is
found in the traditional well-being practices
shared by many Asian cultures. 6/F, Tower
2, Pudong Shangri-La, 33 Fucheng Lu, by
Mingshang Lu (5877 1503) 10-12am www.
shangri-la.com/en/corporate/chi 富城路 33 号
Lotos Spa This ultra-zen Xintiandi
oasis has treatments that beautifully blend
Eastern and Western healing ideologies
and practices. Choose from a large menu
of massages, skin therapies and beauty
enhancements. 2/F, 8 Ji’nan Lu, by Shunchang Lu (3308 0088) Daily 10am-midnight
[email protected] www.lotosspa.com 济
南路 8 号西座 2 楼 , 近顺昌路
甸路
The 1116 Fitness & Spa Hilton
Shanghai Hongqiao boasts some of the best
recreation facilities in the area, with a 25metre heated indoor swimming pool, two
rooftop tennis courts and a well-equipped
fitness center. For a complete pampering
experience, they’re six luxurious spa t Tower
2, 3rd Floor, 1116 East Hongsong Lu, by
Songyuan Lu (3323 6981) 6:30am-11:00pm
Yu Massage Step into a tranquil dynastic
setting when you cross the threshold of
this spa, adorned in antique Chinesestyle decorations. Matching the decor, the
services are primarily Chinese, offering
Chinese massage, aroma oil massage and
foot massage. Freshly mad 366 Wuyuan Lu,
by Wukang Lu (5403 9931) 11-1:30am www.
yumassage.cn 五原路 366 号 , 近武康路
Yuan Spa Yuan Spa, located the in the
swanky Hyatt on the Bund, is one of the
biggest spas in the city, covering over 3,000
sqm of recreational and wellness space
including 12 spa treatment rooms, a 24hour
fitness center, an indoor swimming pool,
whirlpool, steam Lower Lobby, Hyatton
the Bund, 199 Huangpu Lu,by Qingpu Lu
(639312346-527) 10am -12am shanghai.
bund.hyatt.com/hyatt/pure/spas 黄浦路 199
号外滩茂悦大酒店 B1 楼近青浦路
Urban Retreat Wellness & Spa Located
inside the luxe Shanghai Centre, this spa
and "health culture centre" is as plush
as its surroundings. Enjoy a selection of
muscle-melting massages, facials and the
like. Shanghai Centre, East Tower, 8/F, 1376
Nanjing Xi Lu, by Xikang Lu (6289-7007,
www.urbanretreat.cn) 南京西路 1376 号上海商
城东翼 8 楼 , 近西康路
Waldorf Astoria Spa The Waldorf Astoria
Spa offers an international elixir of luxury
spa experiences delivered by a team of
highly skilled therapists. Each experience
is enhanced by purest exquisite products
selected from around the globe, sending
you on a journey of enlightenment. 3/F, 2
(6322 9988-3620) Daily10am-10pm 中山东一
路 2 号外滩华尔道夫酒店 3 楼 , 近广东路
Water’s Edge Spa Up on the 85th floor in
the Park Hyatt Hotel you’ll find the world’s
highest spa including a 20-meter infinity
swimming pool, whirlpool, tai chi courtyard
and steam rooms. Offering the typically
luxurious treatments such as massage,
facial, body and TCM 85/F, Park Hyatt Hotel,
Shanghai World Financial Center, 100
Century Avenue, near Dongtai Lu (6888
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1234-4250) 6am -11pm [email protected] shanghai.park.hyatt.com/
hyatt/pure/spas/index.jsp 世纪大道 100 号环
球金融中心 85 楼 , 近东泰路
Willow Stream Spa Find your energy, find
yourself, find Peace. It’s a peaceful haven
of pampering at the heart of this bustling
metropolis. 1/F, Fairmont Peace Hotel, 20
Nanjing Dong Lu, by Zhong Shan Dong Yi
Lu, ( 6138 6818 ), Daily 10am – 11pm, www.
fairmont.com/peacehotel 南京东路 20 号上海
和平饭店 1 楼 , 近中山东一路
Pregnancy
Health Service
American-Sino OB/GYN/Pediatrics Services
ASOG was founded in 2003. We provide a
comprehensive array of on-site services for
women and children by certified specialists
from overseas and China. Our facilities
located in the city center are comfortable
and equipped with state-of-the-art
technology. We are committed to providing
quality, compassionate, and personalized
healthcare with international standards.
Our medical staffs are bilingual in English
and Chinese.Opening Hours Monday-Friday
9:00--20:00 Saturday-Sunday9:00--17:00
Vaccination for children is not available after
5pm Direct billing with over 30 international
insurance companies 1) Inpatient: 14/F,
Complex Building Huashan Hospital, 12
Wulumuqi Zhong Lu, by Changle Lu (6249
3246, 5288 7240) 2) Outpatient: 3/F, Block
6, Clove Apartment, 800 Huashan Lu, by
Zhenning Lu (6210 2299) Mon-Fri 9am-8pm,
Sat- Sun 9am-5pm 1) 乌鲁木齐中路 12 号华山医
院综合楼 14 楼 , 近长乐路 . 2) 华山路 800 弄丁香
公寓 6 号裙楼 3 楼近镇宁路
Shanghai Redleaf International Women and
Infants Center; Shanghai Redleaf International Women's Hospital 1209 Huaihai
Zhong Lu, by Donghu Lu 8am-5pm, 24/7
(6196 3333) [email protected]
www.redleafhosptial.com 淮海中路 1209 号 ,
近东湖路
VIP Maternity&GYN Center This is a
reputable chain of hotel-style VIP Maternity
& GYN Centres delivering premium Obstetric
and Gynaecological (“OB/GYN”) services.
There services include prenatal examinations,
examinations, genetic consulting, general
examinations, minor operatio VIP13-15/F,
1961 Huashan Lu, by Changle Lu (6407 0399,
5288 9999) Daily 8am-10pm www.upmg.us 华
山路 1961 号贵宾楼 13-15 层 , 近长乐路
Yoga
Aumnie Aumnie is a Canadian born, health
and wellness inspired clothing line. With
quality and style right up there with Lulu
Lemon, you’ll be wearing these pieces to
way more than just yoga and pilates classes.
3/F, 60 Xinle Lu, by Xiangyang Bei Lu (5404
3135, 400 811 1683) Daily, 10:30AM to 8PM
[email protected] www.aumnie.com 新乐路
60 号 3 楼 , 近襄阳北路
Karma Life Yoga This large newly renovated
high-end studio in Pudong offers a diverse
range of styles and classes, including
Ashtanga, Anusara, Hot yoga, soft Yin
and Basics. The teachers are top notch
and international, with world-renowned
visiting guest teachers offering workshops
and teacher trainings. Classrooms are
spacious and bright, and changing areas
are clean and stylish. Classes taught in both
Chinese and English. 1) 160 Pucheng Lu, by
Shangcheng Lu (5882 4388, 150 0003 0588)
Daily 9am-10pm [email protected]
www.karmayoga.com.cn 2) 2nd floor, No.
758 South Xizang Lu 1) 浦城路 160 号 , 近商城
路 2) 西藏南路 758 号 2 楼
Y+ Yoga Centre Whether you are looking
to develop your spiritual wellbeing, body
toning or just socialise with the hip young
crowd, Y + Yoga Centre will have the right
class for you. 1) 2/F, Bldg2, 299Fuxing Xi Lu,
by Huashan Lu (6433 4330) Daily 6.45am
- 8.45pm [email protected] www.yplus.
com.cn 2) 3/F, 308 Anfu Lu, by Wukang Lu
(6437 2121) [email protected] 3) 2/F, 202
Hubin Lu, by Shunchang Lu (6340 6161) Daily
7.30am-8.45pm [email protected] 1) 复兴西
路 299 号 2 号楼 2 楼 , 近华山路 2) 安福路 308 号
3 楼 , 近武康路 3) 湖滨路 202 号 2 楼 , 近顺昌路
Yogiyoga True boutique style yoga in the
heart of Jing’an, located in an old lane
house. Yogiyoga has mostly a Chinese
clientele and classes average about eight
people. Their instructors come from all
over the world, including India, and teach a
wide range of cla No.1, Lane22 FuminLu, by
Yan’an Zhong Lu (6248 5848) Mon-Fri 8am9pm; Sat-Sun 8am-6pm www.yogiyoga.cn 富
民路 22 弄 1 号 , 近延安中路
Yuan Fitness at Hyatt on the Bund The
fitness center of the luxurious Hyatt on the
Bund hotel, Yuan has fantastic machines and
a sophisticated environment. The 24-hour
center features equipment by the US Brand
Star Trac, including cross trainers, steppers
and exclusive spinning bikes. Mac Lower
Lobby, Hyatton the Bund. 199 Huangpu Lu,
near Wuchang Lu (6393 1234) 24 hours
[email protected] www.shanghai.
bund.hyatt.com 外滩茂悦大酒店黄浦路 199 号 ,
近武昌路
Pilates
Body Concept Pilates Studio Focusing
on Pilates and GYROTONIC:emoji:
exercise methods as well as rehabilitation
services through Pilates trained professional
physiotherapists, Body Concept Pilates
studio holds a variety of classes for every
fitness level from reformer, mat Pilates, to
studio/rehab Pilates, GYROKINESIS:emoji:
and GYROTONIC:emoji:. Join a group class
or a personalized one on one session and
enjoy the fun and challenging experience. 1)
Rm508, 3211 Hongmei Lu, by Huaguang Lu
(3468 1328, www.bodyconceptpilates.com)
2) 5/F, Yunhai Garden, 118 Qinghai Lu, by
Weihai Lu (6218 6236, www.bodyconceptpilates.com) 1) 虹梅路 3211 号 508-9 室 , 近华
光路 2) 青海路 118 号云海苑 5 楼 , 近威海路
Bodyworks Pilates Studio Bodyworks
pilates, physiotherapy, corrective and
functional exercise studio. Unit A/B, 12/F,
Joy Tower, 9 Zhenning Lu, by Zhaohua Dong
Lu (5238 5750, [email protected])
7am-9pm 镇宁路 9 号 , 近昭化东路
The Orange Room Wellness Center
Equipped with the latest V2 max reformers,
stability chairs, ladder barrels and more,
the Orange Room Wellness Center
provides group and private classes on
yoga, equipment-based Pilates and mats
Pilates, which are trained by internationally
certified and trained multi-lingual instructors
and wellness specialists. 7B, St. Laurent
Building, No.201, Lane 3215 Hongmei Lu, by
Chengjiaqiao Zhi Lu (6406 3642) 虹梅路 3215
弄 201 号圣伦兰商务楼 7 楼 B 室 , 近程家桥支路
1) 301 Zhujian Lu, by Lianyou Lu (6221 9288)
2) 1455 Huajing Lu, by Lao Humin Lu (6496
5550) 上海新加坡国际学校 , 1) 朱建路 301 号 ,
近联友路 2) 华泾路 1455 号 , 近老沪闵路
Shanghai United International School 1)
999 Hongquan Lu, by Jinhui Lu (3431 0090)
2) 248 Hongsong Dong Lu, by Yaohong
Lu (5175 3030) 3) 48 Xueye Lu, by Yuntai
Lu (5886 9990) 4) 185 Longming Lu, by
Baochun Lu (5417 8143) 5) 55 Wanyuan Lu,
by Tianlin Lu (6480 9986) 上海协和双语学校 ,
[email protected] http://www.
ykpaoschool.cn/ 包玉刚实验学校 , 武定西路
1251 弄 20 号 , 近江苏路
sports
1) 虹泉路 999 号 , 近金汇路 2) 红松东路 248 号 ,
近姚虹路 3) 雪野路 48 号 , 近云台路 4) 龙茗路
185 号 , 近报春路 5) 万源路 55 号 , 近田林路
Wellington College International
Shanghai1500 Yaolong Lu, by Yaoti Lu 5185
3866, www.wellington-shanghai.cn info@
wellington-shanghai.cn) 耀龙路 1500 号 , 近耀
体路
The British International School 1) 111
Jinguang Lu, Huacao Town, by Baole Lu (5226
3211) 2) 600 Cambridge Forest New Town,
2729 Hunan Gong Lu, by Xiukang Lu (5812
7455) 上海英国学校浦西校区 , 1) 华漕镇金光路
111 号 , 近保乐路 2) 沪南公路 2729 弄康桥半岛
600 号 , 近秀康路
Western International School of Shanghai
The Western International School of
Shanghai (WISS) is an IB world school
dedicated to preparing childern through
the ages of 3 to 18 for there future and the
21st century 555 Lianmin Lu, by Huqingping
Highway (6976 6388, 136 6189 8631, 6976
6969) [email protected] http://www.wiss.cn
上海西华国际学校 , 联民路 555 号 , 近沪青平公路
Yew Chung International School of
Shanghai 1) 18 Ronghua Xi Dao, by Guyang
Lu (6219 5910) 2) 1433 Dongxiu Lu, by Yanggao Nan Lu (5045 6475) 3) 11 Shuicheng Lu,
by Hongqiao Lu (6242 3243) 4) 1817 Huamu
Lu, by Liushan Lu (5033 1900) 耀中国际学校 ,
1) 荣华西道 18 号 , 近古羊路 2) 东绣路 1433 号 ,
近杨高南路 3) 水城路 11 号 , 近虹桥路 4) 花木路
1817 号 , 近柳杉路
YK Pao school This is a school offering a
bilingual programme integrating Chinese
students with international cultures. It
was founded in memory of businessman,
statesman and philanthropist Sir Yue-Kong
Pao, and prides itself in involving students
community service as No.20, Lane1251,
Wudingxi Lu, by Jiangsu Lu (6167 1999)
Jae Hun Kim Taekwon-do Institude
Founded by Mr.Jae Hun Kim, grand master
of taekwon-do, this globally known institute
has over 20 locations around the world and
was awarded as “Top Taekwon-doSchool”
in 2009 by Mookas Media, the top global
martial arts media corporation. 1) Pudong:
108 Weifang Xi Lu, by Pudong Nan Lu (5877
1125) 2) Huangpu: 1170 Xizang Nan Lu, by
Liyuan Lu (6170 2087) 3) Zhongshan Park:
1158 Changning Lu, by Kaixuan Lu (8010
0898) Mon-Fri:12am-10pm; Sat-Sun:9am6pm 1) 浦东馆 : 潍坊西路 108 弄 , 近浦东南路 2)
黄埔馆 : 西藏南路 1170 号 , 近丽园路 3) 中山公园
馆 : 长宁路 1158 号 , 近凯旋路
JW’s Health Club JW’s Health Club is
boosted with top-notch facilities, newlyrefurbished sauna and steam rooms, stylish
indoor and outdoor swimming pool and
one on one training sessions. 6&7/F, JW
Marriott Hotel Shanghai Tomorrow Square,
399 Nanjing Xi Lu, by Huangpi Nan Lu (5359
4969, www.jwmarriottshanghai.com) 上海明
天广场 JW 万豪酒店 6&7 楼，南京西路 399 号，
近黄陂北路
International
Schools
Britannica International School Shanghai
1881 Gubei Lu, by Wuzhong Lu (6402
7889/8991) 古北路 1881 号 , 近吴中路
Concordia International School Shanghai
999 Mingyue Lu, by Yunshan Lu (5899 0380)
[email protected] http://www.ciss.
com.cn 上海协和国际学校 , 明月路 999 号 , 近云
山路
Deutsche Schule Shanghai 437 Jinhui Lu, by
Wuzhong Lu (3976 0555) info@dsshanghai.
org.cn http://www.ds-shanghai.de/ 上海德国
学校 , 金汇路 437 号 , 近吴中路
Dulwich College International School
266 Lan’an Lu, by Mingyue Lu (5899 9910)
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Fudan International School 384 Guoquan
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3906) http://www.fis.net.cn 复旦大学附属中学
国际部 , 国权路 384 号 , 近邯郸路
Lycée Francais de Shanghai 1) No.30,
Lane 399 Zhuguang Lu, by Gaoguang Lu
(3976 0555) 2) Bldg D, 1555 Jufeng Lu, by
Shenjiang Lu (6897 6589) 上海法语学校 , 1) 诸
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楼 , 近申江路
Rainbow Bridge International School 2381
Hongqiao Lu, by Hongjing Lu (6268 9773)
http://www.rbischina.org 虹桥国际学校 , 虹桥
路 2381 号 , 近虹井路
Shanghai American School 1) 1600 Lingbai
Gong Lu, by Chaoyang Lu (6221 1445) 2) 258
Jinfeng Lu, by Beiqing Gong Lu (6221 1445)
上海美国学校 , 1) 凌白公路 1600 号 , 近朝阳路 2)
金丰路 258 号 , 近北青公路
Shanghai Community International School
1) 1161 Hongqiao Lu, by Yan’an Xi Lu (6261
4338) 2) 800 Xiuyan Lu, by Hunan Gong Lu
(5812 9888) 3) 78 Dongxin Jie, by Puyan Lu,
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Ascott Huai Hai Road Shanghai
Ascott Huai Hai Road Shanghai is located
in the most prestigious commercial area
of Shanghai. It is just a short walk from
the famous Xintiandi, the city’s premier
lifestyle and entertainment hub with a
myriad of restaurants, cafés, bars and
boutiques.
No 282 Huaihai Road Central, Luwan
District, Shanghai 200021, China
Reservations Telephone
400 820 1028 (local toll-free)
(86-512) 6763 1020
Reservations Facsimile
(86-512) 6763 1022
GDS Chain Code UZ
Email [email protected]
Ascott Raffles City Chengdu
No. 3, Section 4, South Renmin Road,
Wuhou District, Chengdu 610041, China
Post code: 610041
Telephone: (86-28) 6268 2888
Facsimile: (86-28) 6268 2889
GDS Code: AZ
Reservations Telephone: 400 820 1028
(China toll-free) ; (86-512) 6763 1021
Email: [email protected]
Central Residences II
sits on the Huashan Lu,offers 2 to
4 bedrooms and penthouse service
apartments, with sizes ranging from
approximately 135 square meters to 580
square meters. With warm colors, subtle
textures and spacious floor plans creating
a feeling of cozy simplicity, this luxurious
development brings quality to life at every
turn. The five star health club provides
indoor swimming pool, tennis and squash
courts, sauna and jacuzzi facilities for
your rejuvenation, while the 24 hour oncall security service and full-time concierge
ensure you privacy and peace of mind. For
details, please call leasing department at
6226 6633 or [email protected]
Citadines Shanghai Biyun
Address: Lane 450 Hongfeng Road, Jinqiao
Export Processing Zone, Pudong, Shanghai
201206, China
Reservations Telephone 400 820 1028
(local toll-free)
(86-512) 6763 1020
Reservations Facsimile (86-512) 6763
1022
Telephone (86-21) 3860 2288
Facsimile (86-21) 3860 2000
GDS Chain Code UZ
Website: www.citadines.com
Citadines Shanghai Jinqiao
Address: 55 Beijing Xi Road, Huangpu
District, Shanghai 200003, China
Reservations Telephone 400 820 1028
(local toll-free)
(86-512) 6763 1020
Reservations Facsimile (86-512) 6763
1022
Telephone (86-21) 2308 6666
Facsimile (86-21) 2308 6688
GDS Chain Code UZ
Website: www.citadines.com
Fraser Suites Top Glory
New Year with Fraser Suites Top Glory
Shanghai. Joy preferential in Christmas
& New Year and …some fun! From 20th
Dec 2013 to 9th Feb 2014, when staying
2 Bedroom Premier Suite, you can have
complimentary daily breakfast and free
internet access, welcome hamper and
usage of club house facilities, RMB1,988
net @ Fraser Suites Top Glory Shanghai.
Tel: 6378 8888 Email: sales.fsshanghai@
frasershospitality.com
Add: No.1, Lane 600 Central Yincheng
Road, Lujiazui, Pudong New District,
Shanghai
ifc residence 国金汇
8 Century Avenue (near Huayuanshiqiao
Lu)
世纪大道 8 号，近花园石桥路
Tel:22069988
[email protected]
www.ifcresidence.com
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Fraser Residence Shanghai
Situated on the Puxi side, Fraser Residence
Shanghai is just a block from Huaihai Road
and XinTianDi, Shanghai's bustling hub
for business, shopping and entertainment.
Fraser Residence Shanghai features 324
Gold-Standard, contemporary apartments
and excellent facilities. Each room installed
air purification , water filer and soft water
system. All that remains the same is its
prime location and award-winning Fraser
service.
98 Shouning Road, Shanghai, 200021 P. R.
China
Reservation Hotline/ Toll Free: 800 820
2988
Email: sales.frshanghai@frasershospitality.
com
Website: www.frasershospitality.com
Lanson Place Jinlin Tiandi Serviced
Residences
Lanson Place Jinlin Tiandi luxury serviced
apartments overlook the fashionable and
historic Xintiandi entertainment area
as well as the tranquil lake beyond. The
serviced apartments are in generous
three bedroom layouts with contemporary
furnishings, well equipped bathrooms and
kitchens. On property is an indoor heated
swimming pool and exercise room for
exclusive use of our residences guests.
No. 3, Lane 168 Xingye Road, HuangPu
District,Shanghai 200020, China
Tel: (86) 21 2306 1888
www.lansonplace.com
Lanson Place Jin Qiao Residences
Lanson Place Jin Qiao Residences is in
the vibrant Pudong New District. The
one- and two-bedroom homes are close
to expatriate communities, international
schools and European supermarkets. With
each residence furnished in a comfortable
residential style, with a fully, fitted kitchen,
an entertainment centre and high speed
internet connections. Right next to the
property is a landscaped garden over
10,000sqm and a complex of shopping,
restaurants and recreational facilities.
No.18, Lane 399 Zao Zhuang Road,
Pudong New District, Shanghai 200136,
China
Tel: (86) 21 5013 3592
Fax: (86) 21 5013 9441
www.lansonplace.com
Oakwood Residence Shanghai
The newly opened Oakwood Residence
Shanghai is located in Wuning Road,
amidst a mixed use development housing a
shopping mall and an office tower.
The 112 well appointed studio, 1, 2 and
3 bedroom apartments are ideal for both
short and long term stays. Contemporary
furniture, comprehensive entertainment
system with LCD TV , DVD player and
stereo system, in-room safe, fully equipped
kitchen with electric stove, refrigerator,
toaster, coffeemaker, microwave oven,
complete set of crockery, cutlery and
cooking utensils, and a washing machine
and dryer in every apartment, are just
some of the things to make your stay
more comfortable.
Adress:103 Wuning Road,Putuo District
Shanghai 200063 China
Tel (86-21) 6183 0830
Fax (86-21) 6183 0888
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: www.oakwoodasia.com
Office at Kerry Parkside
An elegant and grade-A office tower, Office
at Kerry Parkside situated in Pudong’s
most unique location, directly connected
to Shanghai’s transportation network and
conveniently close to Pudong International
Airport. The 43-floor, 92,000m2 office
tower features spectacular views of
Century Park.
No.1155 Fangdian Lu, Pudong, by Huamu
Lu, Metro Line 7 Huamu Lu Station Tel:
5033 2777
Savills Residence Hongqiao
Our International team of Interior
Designers have provided a timeless and
stylish backdrop for your home. Fully
furnished and equipped One, Two and
Three Bedroom apartments include all the
following features:
• Gas hob, microwave and dishwasher
• Conventional full size oven
• Washing Machine and Tumble Dryer
• Customized climate control with under
floor heating
• Home entertainment system incorporating satellite multi-channel TV, DVD and
sound system
• High speed internet throughout
Our two bedroom apartment interiors
offer the perfect balance of elegance and
sophistication, with large family dining
space.( 2 bedroom size: 136 sqm, Rental
from RMB 26000-31000)
The three bedroom apartments are
perfect for the family with well-appointed
living and dining space. Plenty of storage
well designed bedrooms with study and
relaxation areas and master en-suite
bathrooms are just some of the details
that make these apartments so special.
(3 bedroom size: 160/173 sqm, Rental
from RMB 31000-41000)
Savills Residence Century Park
Set within a private and secure residential community,Savills Residence Century Park offers 65 exquisitely designed, fully furnished serviced apartments with a variety of different layouts that range from one &twobedroom apartments to three-bedroom penthouses, many with their own terrace or private gardens.
www.savillsresidence.com
CALL US FOR MORE INFORMATION:(8621)51976688 [email protected]
No.1703,Lane 1883,Huamu Road, Pudong New District,Shanghai,201303,PRC
Serviced residences at Kerry Parkside
Kerry Parkside prides itself in providing
residents with all the comforts of home,
in every one of our 182 fully furnished
premium serviced apartments over 28
floors. Choose from spacious and efficient
1-bedroom to 4-bedroom penthouse units
to suit your particular lifestyle needs. The
Premier Penthouse units come with their
own spacious rooftop terraces. Lease
terms are flexible, marking the Residences
at Kerry Parkside an ideal choice for
both short and long-term stays. No.1398
Huamu Lu, Pudong, by Fangdian Lu,
Metro Line 7 Huamu Lu Station Tel:5033
8167 , [email protected]
Shops at Kerry Parkside
Kerry Parkside Shops has 45,000 m2
of retail and leisure space, out of a fully
integrated development of 330, 000
m2. The shopping centre offers a largescale premium supermarket, a myriad
of casual and fine dining choices, top
international fashion brands, personal
and beauty services, toys and children’s
wear and many more, amounting to
well over a hundred shops all working
together to become the newest and most
desired community hub. 10am-10pm.
Pudong> No.1378 Huamu Lu, Pudong,
by Fangdian Lu, Metro Line 7 Huamu Lu
Station Tel:5033 8155 www.kerryparkside.
com http://weibo.com/kerryparkside
Sun & Associates is an interior design firm
that specializes in high-level residential and
office interior design, luxury villas, hotel
clubs and apartments. Design services
include interior planning, decoration,
art consultation, purchasing and project
management.
Tel: (8621) 61171419 Fax: (8621)
52356251
Web: www.syydesign.com
Sunrise Property offers honest, reliable
service for people looking to buy or rent
real estate in Shanghai. Specialising
in the former French concession and
Luwan district, our team brings years of
experience to finding the right property for
you. Call Xiaoli on 1302 012 6166 or visit
us in one of our two locations, Jiashan Rd
504 (cnr Jianguo Rd) or Yongjia Rd 282 (cnr
Xiangyang Rd).
THE ONE is located in the business
center of Shanghai’s Jing’an District, five
minutes’ walk from the upscale shops
and metro station on Nanjing Xi Lu and
a short taxi ride to Pudong’s business
district, Xintiandi, the Bund, the French
Concession, making it accessible to
almost anywhere else in the center of
Shanghai.It offers 244 spacious guest
suites and private residences, which,
ranging between 62-600 square meters,
are among the largest in the city. From
Kempinski's proudly traditional flair to
breathtaking Shanghai skyline view, plus
our state-of-the-art in-room facilities and
technologies, we provide a harmonious
balance between work and family life .601
Fengyang Lu by West Nanjin Lu,Jing'an
District(61571688) http://www.kempinski.com 静安区凤阳路 601 号，近南京西路
Reservation Hotline: +86 21 61571688
Website: www.kempinski.com
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Shanghai MD maid service
Shanghai MD services is an advanced
household service provider, offers
professional and reliable Ayi/Filipino
and driver to expatriate families.
Service include: onetime cleaning, fulltime and part-time domestic helper,
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see-off
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Mobile: 13564880039 amanda
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Regus Business Centre
Premium Business Centre
21 in Shanghai, 70+ in Greater China
Tel: +86 400 120 1205
www.regus.cn
Regus is the world’s largest provider of
workplace solutions, with products and
services ranging from fully equipped
offices to professional meeting rooms,
business lounges and the world’s largest
network of video communication studios.
Servcorp is the industry-leading,
technologically advanced provider of
the most professional, flexible and
cost-effective serviced office and
virtual office solutions. Tel: +86 400
656 0166 www.servcorp.com.cn
Kerry Center
Level 29 Shanghai Kerry Centre
1515 Nanjing West Road
Jing An District, Shanghai 200040
Close to Jing’An station (Line 2,7)
嘉里中心 29 楼
南京西路 1515 号
中国上海市静安区
靠近静安寺地铁站（2 号线）
Servcorp At the Bund
5th Floor Somekh Building, Bund
149 Yuanmingyuan Road
Huangpu District Shanghai 200002
Classifieds
Close to People Square Station (Line 1,2,8)
圆明园路 149 号
外滩哈密大楼 5 楼
中国上海黄浦区
靠近人民广场地铁站（1 号线）
Citigroup Tower
Level 23, Citigroup Tower
33 Huayuanshiqiao Road
Pudong, Shanghai 200120
Close to Lujiazui Station (Line 2)
花旗集团大厦 23 楼
花园石桥路 33 号
中国上海浦东
靠近陆家嘴地铁站（2 号线）
CATERING services
Gourmet Traveler
Gourmet traveler caters much more
than just food. With absolute attention
to detail we ensure a personalized
gourmet experience from planning right
through to your special occasion. It’s
what we do
www.gourmettraveler.com.cn
Tel: 5477 9702
or contact Albert on 159 0175 7070
地址 : 红松东路 699 号名都城二期会所 .
邮编 :2011003
Shanghai Business Center 第一商务中心
CBD, Grade A Building, Serviced Office
Lujiazui, Huaihai Road, West Nanjing
Road, Hongqiao, Xujiahui
Free Service, Impartial Assessment, Best
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Call Green To Viewing:189 1732 8282
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Cable Services
The Executive Centre – International
Finance Center
德事商务中心-上海国金中心
Level 8 & 36, Tower 2, International
Finance Center
No.8 Century Avenue, Pudong, Shanghai
(Lujiazui Station, Line 2)
上海市浦东新区世纪大道8号, 上海国金中心
二期8楼/ 36楼（地铁二号线陆家嘴站）
The Executive Centre – CITIC Square
德事商务中心-中信泰富广场
Level 35, CITIC Square
No.1168 West Nanjing Road, Jing’an
District, Shanghai
(West Nanjing Road Station, Line 2)
上海市静安区南京西路1168号, 中信泰富广
场35楼 (地铁二号线南京西路站)
The Executive Centre – Xintiandi
德事商务中心-新天地
Level 5, Xintiandi
No.159 Madang Road, Huangpu District,
Shanghai
(South Huangpi Road Station, Line 1)
上海市黄埔区马当路159号, 新天地5楼
（地铁一号线黄陂南路站）
The Executive Centre – The Center
德事商务中心-世纪商贸广场
Level 20, The Center
No.989 Changle Road, Xuhui District,
Shanghai (Changshu Road Station, Line 1)
上海市徐汇区长乐路989号, 世纪商贸广场
20楼 (地铁一号线常熟路站)
The Executive Centre - Chong Hing
Finance Center
德事商务中心-创兴金融中心
Level 12, Chong Hing Finance Center
No.288 West Nanjing Road, Huangpu
District, Shanghai
(People Square Station, Line 1)
上海市黄浦区南京西路288号, 创兴金融中
心12楼 (地铁一号线人民广场站)
Super IPTV offers 130+ English TV
Channels in HD quality, These TV
channels are delivered into your televsion
throuth a set top box via a broadband
connection, Much like cable services back
home, pick up the remote control and
start watching, it's one of the best ways
to get your favorite channels including
HBO,CNN,BBC,FOX,AXN,Star World,F1,E
PL,SETANTA,ESPN,Discovery,Nat Geo...
Website: www.shanghai-iptv.com
Shopping: www.shop.superiptv.com
Forum: www.forum.superiptv.com
Mobile: 139 1811 9990 or 139 1188
5499.
CONSULTING SERVICES
J&K Investment Consulting Co., Ltd.
WOFE, JV & Rep. Office Set Up.
Visa, Work Permit, Residence Permit.
Tax & Accounting Advisory.
Payroll & HR Solutions.
Trade Mark Registration.
HK & Overseas Company.
Tel: 51179353; 51179360.
[email protected]
TINVEST
Tinvest Group- boutique serviced office
( Former French concession)
www.tinvestgroup.com
6433 5707 or 18317070380
T297
#297,Wuyuan Rd
Close to Changshu station (Line 1&7),
Close to Shanghai library station (line 10)
RISING SHANGHAI CAR RENTAL CO., LTD.
Professional service, save time &
money!
Tel: + 86 21 5447 8361
+ 86 21 5447 8362
Fax: +86 21 5447 8369
Web: http://www.risingsh.com
Guangzhou:
Room D-E, 11/F., Yueyun Building,3 Zhongshan
2nd Road, Guangzhou, PRC.
广州市中山二路 3 号 ( 东山口 ) 粤运大厦 11 楼 D-E
室
H AN YU AN
Hong Kong:
7/F., Hong Kong Trade Centre, 161-167 Des
Voeux Road Central, Hong Kong.
香港德辅道中 161-167 号香港贸易中心 7 楼
24M²Large Bedroom For Rent
13th Floor, view, 20GB Broadband,
En-Suite Toilet, IPTV Over 120 International Channels. Steps to North Xizang Rd.
Station, Line 8. 3 Stops Away From People
Square. Rent: 3000 Per Month. Mobile:
18916038577;
出租主卧，靠近西藏北路地铁站（8 号线）
TMF Group
Founded in the Netherlands in 1988
With 140 offices in over 75 countries
Established in China since 2006
Shanghai|Beijing|Chengdu|Shenzhen|
Guangzhou
Coverage in Tier 1 to Tier 5 cities over
50+ cities in China
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Tax & Accounting Solutions
Payroll & HR Solutions
Trade Mark Registration
HK & Overseas Company
Contact: Mr. JP Sharp, CEO China
Tel: +86 (0) 21 6135 6000
Add: 30F, Lippo Plaza, No. 222, Huai
Hai Middle Road, Shanghai 200021,
China
Website: www.tmf-group.com
Educational Services
T288
9F/10F,Dramatic Art Center 288 Anfu
Rd,Xuhui District,Shanghai
Close to Changshu station (Line 1&7),
Close to Shanghai library station (line 10)
Car rental services
Beijing:
Room 2302, E-Tower, No.12 Guanghua Road,
Chaoyang District, Beijing, PRC.
北京市朝阳区光华路 12 号数码 01 大厦 2302 室
Harris Corporate Solutions Ltd
Shanghai | Beijing | Guangzhou | Hong Kong
Established since 1972
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Accounting & Tax Compliance
Payroll, HR & Visa Solutions
Hong Kong & Offshore Company Registration
Hong Kong & China Bank Account Opening
Shanghai Driver Factory visits
and scenic tours: We specialize in
car+driver+interpreter for factory visits
and more.Nigel: 189-1774-516,
[email protected]
www.ShanghaiDriver.net
Serving all your business needs for investing in
China. Call us for a free consultation.
Shanghai Yichuan Bicycle Rental
We provide you with high quality brand
bikes and bicycle delivery service. Free
advice and free map will be given to you
.
HOT!!! shanghai bicycle tour available.
Tel:18302176812
Shanghai:
Suite 904, OOCL Plaza, 841 Yan An Zhong
Road,
Jing-An District, Shanghai, PRC.
上海市静安区延安中路 841 号东方海外大厦 904 室
Tel: (86)21-6289 8813
Mobile: 189-643-41625
AIA
AIA CFO Forum on Dec 15
This is the 14th CFO Forum AIA
(the Association of International
Accountant) has held in Shanghai. This
time we invite Yu Chun, a director of
one international accounting firm to
share her view on bank fraud.
Tel: 400-820-2803
Free, 2:00-3:30pm. 10F, Towel 2, No.
2230, Zhongshan Road West, close to
Yi Shan Road Station(Line3, 4, 9)
徐汇区中山西路2230号2号楼10楼，靠近宜
山路地铁站（3、4、9号线）
DRAGON MANDARIN
One of the most professional Chinese
language institute in Shanghai,provides
private and group courses for foreign
learners(both adults and kids),perfect
teaching skills.
Add:26/F,South Tower Hongkong
Plaza,No.283,Huaihai M.
Road,Shanghai
Mobil:135 6450 7621
J&E Dance
Learn Latin Dance from the Professionals. Cash Coupon is available.
For the details please contact:
Nancy13122682227
2/F, YuJing Yuan Club，Lane 888,Jinxiu
Lu 锦绣路 888 弄御景园会所二楼
Mandarin School
• Step by step
• Blurt Out Idiomatic Chinese
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www.hanyuansh.com
A HOUSE WITH A HISTORY OF 90 YEARS
Mandarin School
60 days for Step by Step Chinese
Course
A miracle of Chinese learning achievements!
We are tailor making the STEP BY STEP
courses for your situation in China like
transportation, shopping, accommodation, oversea travel or any other real
personal needs.
Huaihai Road Campus
No.28 Gaolan Road(Near By Ruijin 2
Road)
Tel: 021-5306 7271
Yaohan Campus
Suite 1103, Build B, Tomson Centre,
No.188 Zhangyang Road(Near by
Puming Road)
Tel: 021-5877 1797
Zhongshan Park Campus
Address: Block A, 13F, No.121, Jiangsu
Road
Tel: 6241-8767
Hutong School
With 8 years' experience, Hutong
School provides Mandarin courses for
everyone eager to learn Chinese. We
offer standard daily Chinese classes
as well as tailor-made courses for
companies and individuals. We offer
private or group classes, at all levels,
whenever (weekdays or at weekends)
and wherever (at our school, your office
or home).
Tel: (21) 3428 0099
Web: www.hutong-school.com/chinesecourse-in-beijing-shanghai
76 Wuyuan Lu, House 16, 2F, near
Wulumuqi Lu, Xuhui District, Shanghai
i Mandarin
“Ting Bu Dong” is Long gone!
www.iMandarin.net
[email protected]
Shanghai Centre Campus
Rm720, 1376 Nanjing Xi Lu, by Xikang
Lu
南京西路 1376 号上海商城西峰 720 室 , 近
西康路
Tel:021- 3222 1028
Xintiandi Campus
Suite1708, 333 Huaihai Zhong Lu, by
Huangpi Nan Lu
淮海中路 333 号瑞安广场 1708 室 , 近黄陂
南路
Tel:021-3308 0508
Zhongyin Campus
Suite2312, 200 Yincheng Zhong Lu, by
Shiji Dadao
银城中路 200 号中银大厦 2312 室 , 近世纪
大道
Tel:021-5037 2711
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WALKS THE WALK
shanghai derby day
Why local rivalries make football what it is
BY IAN WALKER
I
n a country lacking intercity derbies, last
month saw the biggest one in my three
years here. My former club Shanghai
Shenhua have always been seen as the big
boys, but with my new club Dongya pushing
for an Asian Champions League spot, we’re
now the top dogs in town. While we needed
the three points to push for that ACL place,
Shenhua have had their noses put out of joint,
and this game gave them the chance to restore
some pride.
Local rivalries are brilliant for football.
When I was playing for Tottenham back in
England, Spurs vs. Arsenal was the first thing
the fans looked for when the fixture list was released. It meant so much to them to the extent
that they would ‘let you off’ if you finished 15th
in the league if you beat Arsenal twice. That
was the feeling: “Just beat Arsenal, just beat
Arsenal.”
I didn’t actually play in first big one I was
a part of; I’d just made the Spurs squad at 19
years old and was on the bench. It was the semi
final of the FA Cup in 1991, and the first one
to be played at Wembley. Absolutely massive.
Ridiculously huge. Winner makes the FA Cup
Final. Driving through hordes of fans on the bus
journey to the game only whet the appetite.
We won 3-1, with Gazza scoring one of
the best free kicks Wembley has ever seen and
master poacher Gary Lineker bagging a brace.
Going back on the bus after, you could see our
fans were ecstatic. And you could also see the
Arsenal fans were on the floor. I realized then
what a derby was, what is on the line, what it
meant.
You could sense the tension building in
the lead up to the Shanghai game. Everybody
was talking about it. The fans began winding
each other up. There were posts put out online
by Shenhua, with their Colombian Captain
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Obviously nobody
wants to see people
fighting, but it does
show the passion of
both sets of fans. That
the rivalry is real...
Giovanni Moreno standing over our Chinese international Wu Lei (above, right). Dongya fans,
feeling top dogs, giving it back to Shenhua fans.
Shenhua fans not liking that…
Word also reached us that there were a few
scuffles outside the stadium. It was surprising; you don’t normally see crowd violence at
Chinese games. Obviously nobody wants to see
people fighting, but it does show the passion of
both sets of fans. That the rivalry is real and has
built up, even from last year.
When Spurs used to play Arsenal, you’d see
fighting at the Metro stops from the bus to and
from the ground. It is a strange thing as a footballer; you realize they are fanatical about their
football club. It is their life. I wish they would
be able to control that, but some people can’t.
And as we see, it doesn’t just go on in England,
it goes on everywhere.
Once we got in the stadium I think a lot of
Shenhua fans were surprised we had brought
so many supporters. And they were very vocal.
Cameron Wilson of Wild East Football told me
that the leader for our fan’s group, Bat Rider
East Asia, is a former Shenhua Blue Devil, so
that may have added to the spice. Either way,
there was a big turnout and one of the best atmospheres in my time here.
Knowing how it feels to play in a derby
– you’re pumped because you know it is an
important game – as a coach, if anything, I try
and keep them a bit more level than I was: relax,
enjoy the atmosphere, play your normal game.
Otherwise you can get carried away. And as
goalkeeper, especially, you have to keep your
lid on it.
The match ended 1-1, but was a cracker
considering the players were under so much
pressure. There was a lot of action and the
tackles were flying in. I think everybody gave it
everything they could. A really good derby and
a great advert for the Chinese game.
People talk about Wu Lei, the penalty miss
and the chance near the end he’d normally bury.
It happens. He started the season off on fire –
three goals in three games – then got an injury
setback. Once he was back he was back, though
– scoring a lot of important goals for us, as well
as turning provider. As a young guy he’ll learn
from the derby disappointment. He bounced
back a week later, scoring for the Chinese national team.
When I was at Shanghai Shenhua, Beijing
Guo’an was the biggest game of the season.
Now that I am at Dongya, it is Shenhua. I think
that shows what is coming. Hopefully that rivalry will grow and grow and the game will be
the first thing Shanghai fans look for when the
fixture list is released.
Because I used to love a big local derby,
whether it was the pressure or just the
thought of winning it. I enjoyed the buildup.
I enjoyed the games. And when you win it,
you’re a god until the next match comes
around.
// Former England international goalkeeper, Ian
Walker played for Tottenham Hotspur, Leicester City
and Bolton Wanderers. He is now goalkeeper coach
of Shanghai East Asia.
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