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Privy 5 Shanghai Taiwanese
Taiwanese cuisine is distinctive and delightful but you don’t have to go to Taiwan anymore to experience it, especially if you’re having too much fun in Shanghai. A number of Taiwanese have brought their craft over without losing its authenticity. If you’re looking for stellar Taiwanese restaurants in Shanghai, it starts with this list.
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Categories: RestaurantsNeighborhood: French Concession
Cuisine: Taiwanese
No. 291 Fu Min Lu 1F3B (on Chang Le Lu) ShanghaiLocal Language Address: 富民路291号，1F3B, 近长乐路
+86 21 6170 1299
An unpretentious venue with a modern style and décor, the Noodle Bull serves some great Taiwanese noodle dishes. The braised pork noodle and roast beef noodle dishes here are some of the best served anywhere. The roast beef features a tomato broth while the braised pork comes with sprouts that add a further bite to the already chewy but not too chewy meat. With an commanding large space with minim ... read more > -
Categories: RestaurantsNeighborhood: Xintiandi
Cuisine: Taiwanese
68 Taicang Lu near Songshan Lu, Metro Line 1 Huangpi Nan Lu Station Shanghai+86 21 6386 5701
While the menu isn’t exclusively Taiwanese, with Japanese, Szechuan, and various other cuisines represented, the Taiwanese cuisine that is represented is done extremely well. It isn’t surprising that a Taiwanese restaurant will have to branch out a little in terms of food offerings as not every customer will love Taiwanese food, but at Bellagio, you may find yourself becoming smitten with the cuis ... read more > -
Categories: RestaurantsNeighborhood: Pudong
Cuisine: Taiwanese
No.17, Lane 199, Qingtong Lu near Dangui Lu Shanghai+86 21 5079 3095
Portions are generous at this restaurant which also features a great range of soups and broths to enhance things noodle wise. The spicy beef noodle soup is great. Served with straw mushrooms, and featuring beef tendon and braised beef, all of which makes certain that you won’t leave the restaurant without being stuffed. Thee beef noodle is standard fare in many of these venues, but it’s been broug ... read more > -
Categories: RestaurantsNeighborhood: Xintiandi
Cuisine: Taiwanese
Unit 1B, House 1, Lane 123 Xingye Lu, South Block Xintiandi near Madang Lu, Metro Line 1 Huangpi Nan Lu Shanghai+86 21 6386-6817 ext. 18
The dishes here are herbal stews designed to enhance the body and mind. Traditional Chinese herbal therapy is employed. The food doesn’t taste bitter either, which is always a concern when Chinese herbs are involved. Yam in orange sauce and tomato with bistro concoctions and lily taro mousse are just three of the lovely starters. Herbs and fruits such as gingko and red dates are employed with culi ... read more > -
Categories: RestaurantsNeighborhood: French Concession
Cuisine: Taiwanese
No. 1414 Huaihai Zhong Road 1F Shanghai+86 21 6431 8107
Packed with folks who appreciate good food, this venue serves some of the best Taiwanese cuisine in Shanghai. It’s certainly classy with some of the décor like a throwback to the 1970s, but it’s not garish and it’s very easy on the eyes. However, what you’re here for is good service and great food and that’s exactly what you get at Charmant. Service is great, with all your needs being served witho ... read more > -
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