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Discover traditional snacks prepared by small family-run neighborhood eateries
Learn stories behind classic Shanghai flavors and everyday food culture
Explore charming French Concession streets with rich history and architecture
Experience authentic street scenes away from crowded tourist attractions
Experience the true flavors of Shanghai by tasting seven of the city’s most beloved street foods hidden deep within local lanes, where everyday life unfolds far from tourist crowds. Sample iconic snacks such as Shanghai fried buns, shrimp-filled steamed rice rolls, pork and vegetable wonton soup, Nanxiang steamed buns, yellow crab pancakes, pork chop with rice cake, and sweet green rice balls, each reflecting generations of culinary tradition. Along the way, relax with a refreshing drink of your choice, whether it is coffee, tea, local beer, or water, enjoyed at a neighborhood café or tea shop that locals frequent.
Discover the charm of the French Concession as a friendly and knowledgeable English-speaking guide leads you through tree-lined streets, hidden alleys, and authentic eateries on this immersive walking foodie tour. Learn about Shanghai’s food culture, Art Deco architecture, and daily street life while wandering through vibrant communities filled with character and history. Vegetarian and vegan options are thoughtfully arranged by substituting suitable vegetable dishes when informed in advance, ensuring everyone can fully enjoy this flavorful local experience.
Experience the true flavors of Shanghai by tasting seven of the city’s most beloved street foods hidden deep within local lanes, where everyday life unfolds far from tourist crowds. Sample iconic snacks such as Shanghai fried buns, shrimp-filled steamed rice rolls, pork and vegetable wonton soup, Nanxiang steamed buns, yellow crab pancakes, pork chop with rice cake, and sweet green rice balls, each reflecting generations of culinary tradition. Along the way, relax with a refreshing drink of your choice, whether it is coffee, tea, local beer, or water, enjoyed at a neighborhood café or tea shop that locals frequent.
Discover the charm of the French Concession as a friendly and knowledgeable English-speaking guide leads you through tree-lined streets, hidden alleys, and authentic eateries on this immersive walking foodie tour. Learn about Shanghai’s food culture, Art Deco architecture, and daily street life while wandering through vibrant communities filled with character and history. Vegetarian and vegan options are thoughtfully arranged by substituting suitable vegetable dishes when informed in advance, ensuring everyone can fully enjoy this flavorful local experience.
- Seven kinds of street foods
- Coffee, beer, water
- English speaking guide
- Pick up and drop off
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Customer Reviews
Excellent food, the crab noodle (88 yuan) was so good that we had to return again for dinner. It was crowded at lunch and we waited ~20min, but at dinner it was less people and just 5min wait. Definitely will comeback this restaurant when we visit Shanghai again!
The crab noodles are a standout dish—rich, flavorful, and generously coated in sauce. However, since the dish is quite rich and contains seafood, those with allergies should take note. Xiao long bao are excellent, with delicate, soft wrappers and a fragrant, savory soup filling inside. Each bite is juicy and satisfying. The restaurant itself has a beautiful, warm, and cozy atmosphere, making it a great place to enjoy a relaxed meal with friends or family.
One of the best Xiao long Bao I have ever had. The skin is thin with just right texture. The inside soup smells very tasty. Their crab noodle is yummy with good amount of crab.