Xiao Long Bao
Thin-skinned dumplings filled with pork and savory hot broth.
The must-try food that defines Shanghai, CN's culinary culture
Thin-skinned dumplings filled with pork and savory hot broth.
Pan-fried buns with a crispy bottom and juicy pork filling.
Succulent braised pork belly in a sweet and savory soy-based sauce.
Seasonal steamed hairy crab prized for its rich, creamy roe.
Simple yet fragrant noodles tossed in dark soy sauce and scallion-infused oil.
Delicate, small wontons served in a clear, savory bone broth.
A festive dessert made of steamed sticky rice, red bean paste, and dried fruits.
A breakfast staple of glutinous rice wrapped around a fried dough stick and pickles.
Deep-fried pork chops served with soft, chewy stir-fried rice cakes.
Classic ribs glazed in a dark, sweet and sour vinegar sauce.
Braised pork intestines served on a bed of fresh, sautéed clover greens.
Crispy deep-fried river shrimp seasoned with a sweet soy sauce glaze.
Lotus root stuffed with sticky rice, simmered in honey and osmanthus syrup.
A soul-warming soup made with fresh bamboo shoots, cured pork, and fresh pork.
Golden, airy deep-fried dough strips often dipped in soy milk for breakfast.
Oversized minced pork meatballs mixed with rich crab roe and steamed.
Spongy braised wheat gluten with wood ear mushrooms and peanuts.
Chilled noodles served with a creamy peanut and sesame sauce.
Sweet soup featuring fermented rice and chewy mini glutinous rice balls.
A delicate steamed perch dish, a traditional specialty of the region.