8 ½ Otto e Mezzo Bombana is the creation of Chef Umberto Bombana, who wished to create a unique restaurant in Shanghai that celebrated the Italian way of life. Named in honor of a movie by his favorite Italian director, 8 ½ Otto e Mezzo Bombana serves delicious Italian dishes made with some of the finest, personally chosen ingredients from all over the world. The lunch and dinner menus include classic delicacies such as hand-crafted pasta and risotto along with a fine selection of wines. An elegant cocktail bar with beautiful views of the city completes the dining experience at 8 ½ Otto e Mezzo Bombana.
Nestled on the fourth floor of Three on the Bund, this swanky restaurant is the brainchild of the world-renowned Chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten. The eatery offers contemporary French cuisine in a splendid Western setting. This restaurant is undoubtedly a success, just as the chef’s other ventures back home in New York. The heart of the dining room houses a wine cellar featuring approximately 2,500 bottles of wine. Feast on creative French dishes such as Amuse-Bouche, and don't forget to end your meal with one of the fine desserts. The cuisine at Jean Georges Shanghai is a blend of fine natural ingredients uniquely tantalizing the eyes and the taste buds. Classic French dishes are infused with bold, Asian seasonings and unannounced flavor combinations.
Spread out over multiple levels, Speak Low offers a truly unique bar experience. The speakeasy-esque venue gets posher and more exclusive the higher you go, with each level having a distinct style, music, and ambiance of its own. Having trained at New York's Angel Bar, Shingo Gokan brings Prohibition-era flair to the heart of the city with this secret bar hidden behind an actual bookshelf. Top picks on the menu include the eponymous Speak Low, a heady concoction of Bacardi 8, Bacardi Superior, Pedro Ximenez, kimake, matcha tea, and the Earl Grey-infused English Mule. The low-key vibe, crafted cocktails, and sophisticated space keep the city's chic set returning time and again to this classy venue.
Greeted by an elegant ambiance, the Peacock Room offers a contemporary fine-dining setup with an inspiring décor adding a touch of whimsy and playfulness. It is a perfect spot for a romantic dinner or a night out with friends. The menu is a fusion of Chinese and Western cuisine, offering a culinary adventure that is both delicious and visually stunning. From the Fried Rice with Lobster and Sea Urchin to the Crispy Aromatic Duck, each dish is a masterpiece that will leave you wanting more.
Le Royal Club Lounge is situated on the 44th floor of Le Royal Méridien Hotel and offers an awe-inspiring panorama of the Shanghai skyline. Guests staying in Le Royal Club rooms, spanning from the 44th to 62nd floor of the hotel, get special privileges here such as private check-in and concierge service. Marble and light brown wood are used creatively in decorating the intimate spaces within the lounge. The transparent glass ceiling and large windows afford unparalleled views of the sky, especially at night when starlight and city lights seem to merge into one. The low coffee tables and couches are arranged to stimulate conversations among large groups of friends, families and colleagues. Savor Asian and global hors d'oeuvres, entrées, scones, pastries, luxury teas and cocktails at thier buffets. A private conference room, a computer station, colored printers and free WiFi facility make this lounge ideal for business dinners. It is also a good place for book readings, informal discussions and romantic meals.
Spread out over multiple levels, Speak Low offers a truly unique bar experience. The speakeasy-esque venue gets posher and more exclusive the higher you go, with each level having a distinct style, music, and ambiance of its own. Having trained at New York's Angel Bar, Shingo Gokan brings Prohibition-era flair to the heart of the city with this secret bar hidden behind an actual bookshelf. Top picks on the menu include the eponymous Speak Low, a heady concoction of Bacardi 8, Bacardi Superior, Pedro Ximenez, kimake, matcha tea, and the Earl Grey-infused English Mule. The low-key vibe, crafted cocktails, and sophisticated space keep the city's chic set returning time and again to this classy venue.
Greeted by an elegant ambiance, the Peacock Room offers a contemporary fine-dining setup with an inspiring décor adding a touch of whimsy and playfulness. It is a perfect spot for a romantic dinner or a night out with friends. The menu is a fusion of Chinese and Western cuisine, offering a culinary adventure that is both delicious and visually stunning. From the Fried Rice with Lobster and Sea Urchin to the Crispy Aromatic Duck, each dish is a masterpiece that will leave you wanting more.
Le Royal Club Lounge is situated on the 44th floor of Le Royal Méridien Hotel and offers an awe-inspiring panorama of the Shanghai skyline. Guests staying in Le Royal Club rooms, spanning from the 44th to 62nd floor of the hotel, get special privileges here such as private check-in and concierge service. Marble and light brown wood are used creatively in decorating the intimate spaces within the lounge. The transparent glass ceiling and large windows afford unparalleled views of the sky, especially at night when starlight and city lights seem to merge into one. The low coffee tables and couches are arranged to stimulate conversations among large groups of friends, families and colleagues. Savor Asian and global hors d'oeuvres, entrées, scones, pastries, luxury teas and cocktails at thier buffets. A private conference room, a computer station, colored printers and free WiFi facility make this lounge ideal for business dinners. It is also a good place for book readings, informal discussions and romantic meals.
Now managed by the Fuchun Resort in Hangzhou, this restaurant is well-known for its delicious meals. Located in a quaint, 19th century building in the Xintiando Shopping district, the joint invites patrons to enter via a slate walkway over pools with fish swimming around gracefully. A seat at the upper-floor bar gives you a full view of the kitchen and dining sections, where lacquered furnishings in soothing tones enhance the local and Mediterranean fare. A glass of bubbles (preferably the New Zealand Pinot Noir), a dig into the braised lamb shank pie, and seared king prawns with octopus compote, all expertly put together, will leave you hankering for more. The spot is known to attract celebs, so keep your autograph book ready.
Located on the third floor, the Apartment is a large and spacious loft-style bar with an inviting outside space sure to be popular in the summer. Lively on the weekends, the venue is big enough that it never becomes overcrowded. The music is a mix of classic dance tunes, reggae and funk and there is always room to have a dance. The bar is split into two rooms, and both are fitted with low tables and comfortable seating.