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Hofbrauhaus Shanghai
Mon, 08/24/2009 - 03:58 — editorLocation
No.309 Jinyan Road, Pudong, // 上海浦东新区锦严路309号（近锦绣路） Tel:021-6163 3699
ShanghaiChina
Hofbrauhaus Shanghai is a great place to go with friends to enjoy fresh-brewed beer and German fare in a lively atmosphere.
When German beer halls are mentioned, images of ruddy-cheeked men drinking frothy beers from tall glasses while noshing on sausages and pretzels are conjured up. You, too, can now enjoy this atmosphere in Shanghai, with Hofbrauhaus Shanghai bringing beer hall culture to our city.
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Munich Beer House
Sat, 04/25/2009 - 03:22 — editorLocation
#118 Shanghai Bay, No 1138 South Pudong Road./上海浦东南路1138号,上海湾118 Tel:8621 57979878
Shanghai, 31China
For many years in Shanghai, the Bavarian beer tavern scene has been dominated by an all too familiar name located in the French Concession. In the recent couple of years, several more ambitious breweries licensed from the world beer capital, Munich, began emerging in Shanghai.
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Dai's Kitchen
Mon, 04/13/2009 - 06:55 — editorLocation
110 Yan'an Dong Lu, near Sichuan Lu. 上海市延安东路110号,近四川路 Tel: 021-6323 2397
Shanghai, 31China
Dai’s Kitchen’s isn’t the easiest place to find. It’s situated down an alley behind the Sichuan Building where Yan’an Dong Lu crosses Sichuan Lu. However, once you find it, you’re in for a treat.
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Die Kronen 1308 Brauhaus
Wed, 12/31/2008 - 09:05 — editorLocation
BLK 5, CHINA VIEW, GONGTI EAST ROAD, CHAOYANG DISTRICT, Tel:+86-010-65035555
Beijing, 11China
Mirth is not a commonly used these days, but when the owners of Dir Kronen Brauhaus decided to bring the cozy, authentic Bavarian atmosphere to Beijing, it’s clear that this was exactly the intention.
Papa's Bierstube
Mon, 11/17/2008 - 04:01 — editorLocation
3338 Hongmei Road 22-24 Hongmei Food Street Shanghai Tel: 021 6465 8880
Shanghai, 31China
German food is often stereotyped. It conjures up images of sausages and sauerkraut eaten by overweight people dressed in lederhosen. This is obviously a bit unfair. Yes, the Germans do eat a lot of sausages and they do love their sauerkraut, but German food is good, honest and hearty, and it carries little, if any, of the pretentiousness of its Gallic neighbor.
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Der Langraf
Tue, 03/18/2008 - 13:35 — editorLocation
2 Fangzhuang Pufang Helu(jia), Fengtai District Tel:6768 2664
Beijing, 11China
No one who passes by Der Langraf can forget the beatitiful open-air gardens, iron tables and chairs and white-edged morning glories that grow in abundance.
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Paulaner Brauhaus
Thu, 01/10/2008 - 11:32 — editorLocation
150 Fenyang Road, Shanghai Tel：021-64745700
Shanghai, 31China
The restaurant is redolent of a German brasserie with dark wood tables, wrought iron banisters and copper light fixtures.
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Paulaner Bräuerei
Thu, 11/08/2007 - 06:00 — editorLocation
Near the Lufthansa Center and Kempinski Hotel
Beijing, 11China
Much of the You Yi Yan Sha (Lufthansa Centre) is influenced by Germany, with a German bakery, a deli stocked with German food (from where many of the Paulaner's ingredients come), so it is no surprise that there is a German restaurant here.
