[2025 Shanghai Restaurant] Travel Guide for ELI FALAFEL (Updated May)

#wecreate#goodfoods #shanghaitrip #shanghai #halal #halalfood #lebanese Shanghai, as we all know the city for tourists, food lovers, lifestyle, fun, and much more has some great options to try Lebanese Halal food. Eli Falafel is a must-try restaurant at one of the prime locations in Shanghai just next to the iconic Shanghai Tower and The Oriental Pearl Radio and TV Tower. Easy to reach there. Address: Fucheng Road No.24, Pudong. Take Line 14 and use Exit 10, just take 10 minute walk.

another great place for food they specialize in Halal, Jewish and Lebanon food. portions are quiet big so if you have a great appetite then this place is a value for money 200m away from conrad shanghai and directly opposite the shanghai theater is this beautiful restaurant..... you may have to wait but HEY its well worth the wait 😉

Introducing a restaurant in Shanghai this time. This place offers Western-style cuisine, and I ordered two dishes during my visit. The restaurant was bustling with customers, indicating its popularity. Located in a tourist area, it attracts many foreigners, making it a welcoming spot even for solo travelers. Be sure to check it out! Lebanon Food 700 Hankou Rd, 700, Huangpu, China 200001 Business hours: Unknown

If you’re craving authentic falafel and Middle Eastern flavors in Shanghai, Eli Falafel is the place to go. This small but vibrant spot serves up delicious, crispy falafel packed with fresh herbs and spices, making it a must-try for any fan of Mediterranean cuisine. The falafel is perfectly golden on the outside, while remaining soft and flavorful on the inside, and it pairs beautifully with their rich, creamy hummus and tahini. The menu is simple yet satisfying, offering classic Middle Eastern options like shawarma, hummus platters, and pita wraps stuffed with veggies, grilled meats, or falafel. Each dish is served with fresh ingredients and generous portions, ensuring a fulfilling meal every time. The atmosphere at Eli Falafel is relaxed and friendly, with a casual vibe that makes it perfect for a quick lunch or a laid-back dinner. The staff is welcoming and always happy to explain the menu or offer recommendations. For anyone in Shanghai looking to satisfy their Middle Eastern food cravings, Eli Falafel is an excellent choice—flavorful, fresh, and consistently good.

The Lebanese restaurant, which is rare in the Devils, is also in the city. The environment is very good, and there are many foreigners at lunchtime. It is an Islamic restaurant, so there are certain restrictions on the ingredients. However, the taste of the restaurant is still very good. The cheese dumplings are very rich. The Lebanese special fried egg is mixed with lamb and tastes good. Special fillings built into the chicken pita. Everything is so perfect in a cup of mint yogurt.