The Shanghai Bund has dozens of historical buildings, lining the Huangpu River, that once housed numerous banks and trading houses from Britain, France, the U.S., Russia, Germany, Japan, The Netherlands and Belgium, as well as the consulates of Russia and Britain, a newspaper, the Shanghai Club and the Masonic Club. This was initially a British settlement; later the British and American settlements were combined in the International Settlement. A building boom at the end of 19th century and beginning of 20th century led to the Bund becoming a major financial hub of East Asia.
There's no better place to take in the spectacular Lujiazui skyline on the east bank of the Huangpu River than from the Bund's river promenade or behind a picture window in one of a growing number of luxury bars, restaurants and clubs occupying the upper floors of classic Bund buildings. At the north end of the Bund, Nanjing Dong Lu cuts west, a neon-lit paradise for shoppers and gawkers, flanked by a mix of colonial-era edifices and contemporary high rises.
The south end of the Bund terminates near Shanghai's low-rise Old City, encircled by growing ranks of luxury residential towers. In between is rich evidence of Shanghai's role as China's key financial and business link to the West in the early 20th century: stately bank and embassy buildings, proud international hotels and business headquarters line East Zhongshan No. 1 Road.
Yi Long Court Restaurant in the Peninsula hotel is located in the Huangpu district in Shanghai. Yi Long Court Restaurant is themed on the plush Art Deco surroundings of a rich Shanghainese merchant’s home in the 1920s, warm mahogany floors, fireplaces, comfortable sofas, velvet upholstery, lofty ceilings and long windows give diners a grand, yet welcoming, residential feel. The Cantonese cuisine prepared by China’s M...
Located just off the lobby on the East Tower, Xindalu – China Kitchen is truly a kitchen within a restaurant. Signature dishes include the famous Beijing Duck roasted in a wood-fired oven, pyramid braised pork and Beggar’s chicken. Many other authentic Chinese regional dishes can be found in the menu.
Hyatt on the Bund Hotel Shanghai is a luxury hotel, uniquely located on the banks of the Huang Pu River at the n...
Café DongXi is located on the 2nd floor of Les Suites Orient, Bund Shanghai. DongXi literally means east and west and something to eat in Chinese. Café DongXi offers all-day dining experience which embraces contemporary Asian and western cuisine. The specialties span across from China, Southeast Asia to Europe. With comfortable chairs, sofas and elegant décor, the stylish venue complements a casual, relaxed and lu...
Drop is an import from Hong Kong. For the past 10 years it's been a flashy place to hang out down there. Its Shanghai incarnation is not huge but pretty flashy. Head down for a HK / ABC crowd sipping expensive drinks and listening to music a notch or two above the stuff spun at M1NT or Muse....
As one of the city’s favorite Italian restaurants, Prego offers the best wood-fired pizzas outside of Italy and its bar features a wide variety of Grappas. In 2009, Prego was voted in the “Top 100 Golden Ganla Restaurant” by Ganla Restaurant Review. Prego was recently named One of the Best Restaurants in Shanghai by Shanghai Tatler magazine and One of the Best 50 Restaurants in China by Food and Wine magazine. A glas...
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