Shanghai
Kobachi
Sun, 09/07/2008 - 05:53 — editorLocation(s)
Nestled within the clouds cloaking the imposing Jinmao Tower lies Grand Hyatt's premier Japanese restaurant, Kobachi. Perched high atop the hotel's 56th floor, Kobachi offers truly breathtaking views of Lujiazui, the dazzling district that is home to a skyline of manga-inspired architecture.
Creek Kitchen
Sat, 09/06/2008 - 10:53 — editorLocation(s)
This might not be the easiest restaurant in the world to find but when you do you are stepping into a little bit of Shanghai culture and history. The building, tucked away among a group of long tong (narrow alleyways), was originally a flourmill that was converted into a clothes factory back in 1949.
Saigon Blue
Fri, 09/05/2008 - 03:06 — editorLocation(s)
This is a little hidden restaurant that is cozy and simple, they also have a bar where you can eat and drink. It’s an open kitchen so you can see them make your dinner. It’s a great place to take a date for dinner. It’s not a place to go with a big group. Even if they put the tables together, they don’t have that many tables.
A Chinoise Summer -- Best Food In China's Second Cook Show
Fri, 08/22/2008 - 09:14 — editorLocation(s)
In the heat of a typically scorching Shanghai Saturday, food lovers and local media gathered at The Chinoise Story for Best Food In China's summer cooking show, its second event of the year. Event host, award-winning The Chinoise Story, is a stylishly elegant restaurant in the Old Jinjiang Hotel compound, specializing in modern Shanghainese fare.
ZAZA Cafe and Nail Spa
Fri, 08/22/2008 - 08:42 — editorLocation(s)
Down a lane to the side of the Pearl Craft Market just past the Hong Mei Road pedestrian street lies ZAZA Cafe and Nail Spa.
Outside there is a nice decking area and inside, on the ground floor, there is a small chic café serving California style cuisine in a nice relaxed atmosphere and upstairs there is a nail spa.
