[2025 Shanghai Restaurant] Travel Guide for Nanxiang Steamed Bun Restaurant (Updated Oct)

#TravelChat Nanxiang Steamed Bun Restaurant is a famous xiaolongbao restaurant in Shanghai, China. It's renowned for its giant xiaolongbao and crab roe xiaolongbao, which have been awarded consecutive Michelin Guide awards for several years. Customers generally praise the flavor and richness of the soup, but sometimes expect a long wait for food. The restaurant also offers other Chinese dishes, and has several branches. Giant Xiaolongbao: This is a special highlight, featuring a straw for sipping the rich and delicious soup inside. Crab Roe Xiaolongbao: Another popular dish, it boasts a rich soup, thin dough, and delicious flavor.

If "Din Tai Fung" represents Taiwan's Xiaolongbao delicacy, then the representative of Shanghai must be "Nanxiang Steamed Bun Shop"! It has existed since the 26th year of Guangxu in the Qing Dynasty (1900 AD). It has branches in China, Hong Kong, Japan, South Korea, Singapore, and Indonesia, and the founding store is in Yuyuan. I heard there is always a long queue at this store! We came in the evening so we didn't have to queue. 🚇Transportation: Take Metro Line 10 or 14 to Yuyuan Station. The entrance is next to Jiuqu Bridge. 🏠Environment: The building is three stories high. The words "天一杯" on the stairwell are quite impressive. The overall decoration is very antique and the area is large enough. You can see the street view from the window. However, when you look at the main store from the Jiuqu Bridge, it is more splendid than inside. It is recommended that you walk around and check in after eating. 🤵🏻Service: QR Code/manual ordering, no extra charge. 🍽️Dinner market: There are not many varieties, mainly Shanghainese dishes and dim sum. 🫖West Lake Longjing ¥58 🌿The tea has a fresh fragrance and is sweet but not astringent. If you brew it more than once, the taste will become weak. 🥢Traditional🐷Fresh meat dumplings ¥40/six pieces The traditional Xiao Long Bao has 16 folds. It is famous for its thin skin, rich filling, juiciness, fresh taste and beautiful shape. 👍This is the best Xiao Long Bao I have ever eaten. 😋The filling is plump and firm, and the outer skin is better than Jiajia Soup The buns are thicker. Personally, I think Jiajia soup dumplings are too thin, so they taste better than Jiajia soup dumplings🥳. 🥢Signature🦀Crab roe and fresh meat dumplings ¥72/six pieces 😍It has a rich umami flavor in the mouth. Ordering a little sour vinegar and shredded ginger will make it more appetizing. It is as high-quality as the original flavor. However, the price is really high, similar to that in Hong Kong, 😆 it’s expensive and delicious! 🐟Shanghai smoked fish ¥38 The portion is small, and the fried crispy coating is wrapped with tender fish🤤. It is a very appetizing dish, crispy on the outside and soft on the inside🤩, sweet and delicious👍. Nanxiang Steamed Buns 📍No. 85, Yuyuan Road, Huangpu District, Shanghai # Sign up for April hotel trial sleeper#上海#上海food#Shanghai strategy#Shanghai Xiao Long Bao#Nanxiang Steamed Buns Shop#Shanghai Nan Xiang Steamed Buns#Shanghai Must Eat#ShanghaiMichelinRestaurant#ShanghaiMichelin#Xiaolongbao# weekend travel #外游 #foodphotography #foodguide #trip #foodtrip

Transportation Tips - You can take the subway to Yuyuan Station Local attractions - old buildings Food and Restaurant - Nanxiang Steamed Bun Shop Shanghai Yu Garden is a must-see attraction for tourists. It was a private garden built in 1559. It is antique and has now been converted into a free tourist attraction. There are many different shops, both new and old, and many special foods, including the Nanxiang Steamed Bun Shop. Next to the park is the very famous City God Temple, which is a must-see when traveling in Shanghai. #Shanghai

🌆 Day 1 – The Heart of Old & New Shanghai Morning • Yu Garden & Bazaar (豫园): Explore the classical Ming-dynasty garden with pavilions, ponds, and rockeries. Stroll the bazaar for souvenirs and local snacks (try nanxiang xiaolongbao). • Old City God Temple (城隍庙): Walk through the old alleys nearby to see the contrast between old Shanghai and the modern skyline in the distance. Lunch • Nanxiang Steamed Bun Restaurant (南翔馒头店) – famous for soup dumplings. Afternoon • The Bund (外滩): Walk along the Huangpu River promenade, admire colonial-era buildings facing Pudong’s futuristic skyline. • Huangpu River Cruise: Around 4–5 PM, take a one-hour cruise to see the city transition from day to night. Evening • Dinner @ Lost Heaven on the Bund: Upscale Yunnan-style cuisine in an atmospheric setting. • Optional: Rooftop drinks at Bar Rouge or CHAR Bar for night skyline views. ⸻ 🏙️ Day 2 – Futuristic Pudong & Arts District Morning • Shanghai Tower (上海中心大厦): Visit the observation deck (world’s 2nd tallest building). Arrive early to avoid crowds. • Shanghai World Financial Center Sky Walk – optional if you enjoy glass floors! Lunch • Din Tai Fung (鼎泰丰) at IFC Mall – easy, reliable spot with a view. Afternoon • Lujiazui Skyline Walk: Stroll the skybridge network and visit Apple Store Pudong (the glass dome). • Power Station of Art (上海当代艺术博物馆): China’s first state-run contemporary art museum in a converted power station. Alternative: If you prefer trendier scenes, visit West Bund Art Center or Long Museum West Bund. Evening • Dinner @ Ultraviolet (by Paul Pairet) – if you can get a booking; otherwise, Mercato by Jean Georges on the Bund for fusion dining. • Walk along Lujiazui Riverside Park for peaceful night views. ⸻ 🏮 Day 3 – Local Charm, Shikumen Alleys & Shopping Morning • Former French Concession: Start with a coffee at Seesaw Coffee (Anfu Road) or Egg Shanghai. Wander Fuxing Park, Wukang Road, and Sinan Mansion. Admire tree-lined boulevards and shikumen architecture blending East and West. Lunch • Cha’s Hong Kong Restaurant (茶餐厅) or Highline for modern brunch. Afternoon • Tianzifang (田子坊): Browse boutique shops and artists’ studios in narrow lanes. • Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street: Great for souvenir shopping and people-watching. Walk toward the Bund for one last skyline view. Evening • Dinner @ Old Jessie (老吉士): authentic Shanghainese cuisine. Try the braised pork belly hong shaorou and crab roe tofu. • Optional Nightcap: Jazz @ Peace Hotel – iconic 1920s vibe. ⸻ ✈️ Travel Tips • Transport: Use DiDi app for taxis or Metro Line 2 to cover most key areas. • SIM Card/eSIM: Get a China Unicom or Airalo eSIM before arrival. • Payments: Alipay & WeChat Pay are widely used – link to foreign cards in advance. • Best souvenirs: silk scarves, tea, local snacks (like White Rabbit candy or Haw flakes).

#0YenTravel2025Autumn As soon as I passed through the gates of Yuyuan Shopping Mall, the aroma of soup and wheat wafted through the air. Amid the throngs of tourists, I spotted a particularly long line. This was Shanghai's famous Nanxiang Mantou Shop. Established in 1900, this long-established shop boasts over 100 years of history and claims to have preserved the authentic taste of Nanxiang Town, the birthplace of xiaolongbao. It felt like I was in the "Shanghai Soul Food Museum." The first floor was packed with takeout customers. The xiaolongbao sold outside are also popular, but I decided to go for a seat in the restaurant on the second floor. (By the way, prices vary depending on the floor; be careful, as the food gets more luxurious the higher you go!) The wooden decorations, red lanterns, and slightly antique atmosphere were irresistible. As soon as I sat down at my table, a steamer-style bowl of crab and cucumber xiaolongbao was brought to me. When you gently lift it with chopsticks, the skin becomes transparent, revealing the broth inside. When you place it on a spoon and take a bite, the juices and aroma of crab overflow... You can't help but nod in agreement, thinking, "So this is the authentic taste."

Shanghai, the magic city at the mouth of the Yangtze River, offers the architectural expo of The Bund, the fairy-tale carnival of Disneyland, and the old-town charm of Yuyuan Garden. Watch the river view with elders on Binjiang Avenue, explore mysteries with kids at the Science and Technology Museum—here, every day is a feast of tradition meeting modernity. 🗓️ Itinerary Overview D1: Arrive in Shanghai → The Bund → Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street → Yuyuan Garden D2: Shanghai Disneyland D3: Shanghai Science and Technology Museum → Lujiazui → Oriental Pearl Tower D4: Tianzifang → Xintiandi → Shanghai Museum of Contemporary Art D5: Zhujiajiao Ancient Town → Return 🌉 Day 1: Stroll The Bund · Taste the Old City 📍 The Bund (Free) Highlights: "Expo of International Architecture" with century-old European buildings on one side and Lujiazui skyscrapers on the other. The sunset over the Huangpu River is stunning. Elders can take a sightseeing tram (50 RMB/person), kids can snap "building reflections" on the floodwall. Early morning is less crowded and great for photos. 🕙 Best time: 3:00 PM - 7:00 PM (including sunset) 📸 Photo spot: The Bund viewing platform (capture the Oriental Pearl Tower across the river with people, use a wide-angle lens) 💡 Tips: Crowded on holidays, hold kids’ hands; river breeze is strong, bring a light jacket. 📍 Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street (Free) Highlights: Century-old commercial street with famous stores like Wing On Department Store and First Food Store. Elders can buy butterfly pastries (25 RMB/bag), kids can enjoy DQ ice cream (20 RMB each). Perfect for a 1-hour food and shopping stroll. 🕙 Suggested time: 11:00 AM - 12:30 PM 📍 Yuyuan Garden (4A, 40 RMB ticket) Highlights: Ming Dynasty garden with iconic Nine-turn Bridge and Huxin Pavilion. Lantern Festival is lively here. Elders can drink green tea at Huxin Pavilion (50 RMB/cup), kids can buy Nanxiang soup dumplings (30 RMB/steamer). The garden’s rockeries are great for ancient-style photos. 🕙 Opening hours: 8:30 AM - 5:30 PM, recommended 2:00 PM - 4:30 PM 🍜 Dining recommendation: Yuyuan’s "Nanxiang Steamed Bun Restaurant," must-try crab roe soup dumplings (45 RMB/steamer) and fresh meat soup buns (20 RMB/steamer), about 50 RMB per person. 🏨 Accommodation recommendation: "Waldorf Astoria Shanghai on the Bund" (family rooms available, 5-minute walk to The Bund), prices 1000-1500 RMB/night, river view rooms are excellent; budget option "Hanting Youjia" (300-400 RMB/night, near subway). 🎢 Day 2: Fairy-tale Carnival · Full Day at Disneyland 📍 Shanghai Disneyland (5A, tickets from 599 RMB) Highlights: Seven themed lands, must-try rides include "TRON Lightcycle Power Run" and "Pirates of the Caribbean." Elders can watch the "Frozen" theater show (sit and rest), kids love "Seven Dwarfs Mine Train" and "The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh." Don’t miss the fireworks show at 9:15 PM. 🕙 Opening hours: 8:30 AM - 9:30 PM, recommended to arrive before 8:00 AM (early entry card allows 1-hour early access) 💰 Prices: Adults 599-699 RMB (varies by date), seniors 65+ at 479 RMB, children 1.0-1.4 meters at 449 RMB 📸 Photo spot: Front of the castle (capture people with the castle, morning light is best) 💡 Tips: Bring a foldable water bottle (free drinking water in the park); elders can rest at "Mickey Avenue" rest area; download the "Disney Resort" app to book waiting passes. 🔬 Day 3: Science Exploration · Sky-high Views 📍 Shanghai Science and Technology Museum (5A, 40 RMB ticket) Highlights: Perfect for families, featuring "Biodiversity" (tropical rainforest), "Robot World" (robots playing chess and dancing), and "Space Exploration" (space capsule simulation). Elders can visit the "Earth Home" exhibit (educational), kids can play with water and build in the "Children’s Science Park," very interactive. 🕙 Opening hours: 9:30 AM - 5:15 PM (closed Mondays), recommended 9:30 AM - 2:00 PM 📸 Photo spot: Lobby’s "Biological Spiral" sculpture (family photo with a tech vibe background) 📍 Lujiazui (Free) Highlights: Shanghai’s financial center with Shanghai Tower, Shanghai World Financial Center, and Jin Mao Tower. Elders can take a sightseeing tram (30 RMB/person) to see skyscrapers, kids can play claw machines at "Lujiazui Center" mall. 📍 Oriental Pearl Tower (5A, tickets from 199 RMB) Highlights: Shanghai landmark with a 259-meter transparent skywalk (a test of courage). Elders can visit the lower sphere (100 RMB) for easy viewing, kids can explore the "Shanghai Urban History Exhibition Hall" to see old Shanghai street scenes (included in ticket). 🕙 Opening hours: 9:00 AM - 9:00 PM, recommended 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM (for sunset) 💡 Tips: Combo tickets are more cost-effective; avoid long lines by visiting after 5:00 PM. 🎨 Day 4: Artistic Stroll · Old City New Charm 📍 Tianzifang (Free) Highlights: Artistic alley neighborhood with handmade shops and cafes. Elders can admire Shikumen architecture, kids can buy creative stickers (10 RMB each). Great for photos and check-ins. 🕙 Suggested time: 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM 📍 Xintiandi (Free) Highlights: Fashion landmark renovated from Shikumen houses, featuring trendy restaurants and luxury shops. Elders can stroll in Taiping Lake Park, kids can watch street performers (free). The evening lighting is very romantic. 🕙 Suggested time: 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM 📍 Shanghai Museum of Contemporary Art (Free, special exhibitions charged) Highlights: Industrial-style building hosting international art exhibitions. Elders can see the "Urban Architecture Exhibition," kids can paint in the "Children’s Art Workshop" (free). Rooftop terrace offers views of the Huangpu River. 🕙 Opening hours: 11:00 AM - 7:00 PM (closed Mondays), recommended 4:30 PM - 6:30 PM 🏮 Day 5: Ancient Town Finale · Leisure Water Town Tour 📍 Zhujiajiao Ancient Town (4A, 60 RMB ticket, town free, attractions charged) Highlights: Best-preserved water town in Shanghai, known as "Venice of Shanghai." Take a black-awning boat (60 RMB/boat, seats 6) to see bridges and flowing water. Elders can visit "Ke Zhi Garden" (ticket included) to see ancient gardens, kids can buy cured meat (20 RMB/bag) as snacks. 🕙 Opening hours: 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM, recommended 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM 📸 Photo spot: Fangsheng Bridge (capture the bridge arch and boats, stand on the bridge edge) 💡 Tips: The town is moderately commercialized, compare prices before buying souvenirs; stone pavements are slippery, wear non-slip shoes. ✨ Shanghai Survival Guide 1️⃣ Transportation: Subway covers all attractions (3-10 RMB), download "Metro Metropolis" app for QR code rides; Disneyland is accessible via Line 11; taxi starting fare 14 RMB, 20-30 RMB between city attractions; elders/kids should prioritize subway (with elevators). 2️⃣ Clothing: Spring and autumn wear trench coats + light sweaters (cool mornings and evenings), summer wear short sleeves + sun protection (for Disneyland and outdoor Bund), winter wear down jackets + scarves (damp and cold), comfortable sneakers are a must for walking. 3️⃣ Taboos: Do not touch exhibits in the Science Museum; no queue jumping or loud noise in Disneyland; do not feed fish randomly in the ancient town. 4️⃣ Accommodation: Stay downtown for the first 3 days (near The Bund/subway), Disneyland hotels (1500-2000 RMB/night with shuttle) or nearby homestays (300-500 RMB/night); choose hotels with children’s amenities if traveling with kids. 🛍️ Must-buy Souvenirs ① White Rabbit Creamy Candy (gift box 30 RMB/box, classic flavor loved by elders and kids) ② Shanghai Butterfly Pastry (International Hotel version, 30 RMB/bag, crispy and sweet) ③ Disneyland Merchandise (StellaLou plush 100 RMB each, keychains 50 RMB each) ④ Yuyuan Pear Syrup Candy (25 RMB/box, soothes throat and cough, good for elders) Shanghai’s romance is the evening breeze at The Bund and the lights of Lujiazui; its childlike fun is the fireworks at Disneyland and wonders at the Science and Technology Museum. Whether walking slowly with parents on Binjiang Avenue, making wishes in front of the castle with kids, or having coffee with friends in Tianzifang, there are moments here that will touch your heart. If you come to Shanghai, do you want to see the night view at The Bund first or meet Mickey at Disneyland?

Itinerary Overview Day 1: Classic Bund Route + High-altitude Night View Morning: Check in at Lujiazui Trio (Shanghai Tower 52nd floor Duoyun Bookhouse free observation) Afternoon: Bund historic buildings + Waibaidu Bridge (recommend the less crowded photo spots at Bund Origin) Evening: North Bund Magnolia Plaza "Magic City Matrix" night view observation deck (ticket 80 RMB) 🏨 Accommodation: Boutique hotel on East Nanjing Road (e.g., Campanile Hotel, about 500 RMB/night) 🍜 Food: Lunch at Lao Zhengxing local cuisine (120 RMB per person), dinner at Light & Salt, No.18 Bund (200 RMB per person) Day 2: French Concession Artsy Tour Morning: Wukang Road - Anfu Road city walk (Ba Jin’s former residence / popular brunch spots) Afternoon: Xujiahui Academy + Catholic Church (free with reservation) Evening: No.8 Hengshan Road Water Tower Plaza nightlife 🚇 Transportation: Shared bike + one-day metro pass (15 RMB) 🍴 Recommendations: Luneurs ice cream (35 RMB), dinner at Oha Eatery Guizhou cuisine (150 RMB per person) Day 3: Disney Exclusive Day Early Access Card (169 RMB) enter at 7:30, go counterclockwise on rides Must-plays: TRON Lightcycle Power Run / Pirates of the Caribbean / Fireworks VIP seat (299 RMB) 💡 Tips: Bring your own snacks + park meal sets (100 RMB per person) 🏨 Accommodation: Hotels along Line 11 (e.g., Novotel Kureafu, 400 RMB/night) Day 4: Suzhou Riverbank + Museum Day Morning: M50 Creative Park exhibition + Suzhou River cruise (60 RMB) Afternoon: Shanghai Museum (free) + feed pigeons at People’s Square Evening: Yuyuan Lantern Festival (seasonal) + Nine-turn Bridge night view 🥟 Food: Da Huchun Shengjian buns (20 RMB), dinner at Nanxiang Steamed Bun Restaurant (80 RMB per person) Day 5: In-depth Pudong Tour Morning: Pudong Art Museum (designated day ticket 100 RMB, Mirror Hall great for photos) Afternoon: Shipyard 1862 + Riverside cycling (shared bike) Evening: Century Park music fountain (free) 🏨 Accommodation: Atour Hotel Lujiazui (600 RMB/night) Day 6: Local Life Experience Morning: Yanqing Road market breakfast experience "Breakfast China" (scallion pancake + soy milk 10 RMB) Morning: Sinan Mansions + Fuxing Park Afternoon: Tianzifang souvenir shopping (recommend "Shanghai Woman" snow cream) 💰 Budget Allocation Accommodation: 500×3 + 400 + 600 = 2500 RMB Meals: 150×6 days = 900 RMB Tickets: Disney 599 + Cruise 60 + Art Museum 100 = 759 RMB Transportation: Metro + taxi ≈ 400 RMB Others: Souvenirs / emergencies ≈ 1000 RMB Total: 5559 RMB (1441 RMB left for hotel upgrades or Michelin experiences) 🌟 Exclusive Tips Bund lighting time: Summer 19:00-23:00 Download "Shanghai Metro Metropolitan" APP for QR code rides Disney weekday crowds are 30% less than weekends Recommend buying the "Shanghai City Tourism Card" for attraction discounts

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I. Budget Breakdown (per person) | Item | Estimated Cost | | Round-trip Transportation (High-speed rail/Flight) | ¥1600–2000 (can save by booking in advance) | | Accommodation (3 nights, design hotel/boutique B&B) | ¥900 (¥300/night) | | Local Transportation & Connections | ¥150 (Metro + Taxi) | | Tickets & Experiences | ¥250 | | Dining (4 days, including specialty meals) | ¥800 (¥200/day) | | Others (Souvenirs, emergencies, shows) | ¥200 | | Total | ≈ ¥3900–4000 | II. Detailed Itinerary Day 1: Arrive in Shanghai · The Bund Night View · Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street ● Afternoon: Arrive in Shanghai     ○ Transportation:         ● If taking the 🚄 high-speed rail, after arriving at Shanghai Hongqiao Station, you can take Metro Line 2 directly to the city center (approx. ¥5).         ● If taking a ✈️ flight, land at Hongqiao Airport or Pudong Airport. From Pudong Airport to the city center, you can take Metro Line 16/Maglev + Line 2, approx. ¥50.     ○ Accommodation: It is recommended to choose accommodation near People's Square/Nanjing East Road (convenient transportation), or in the Jing'an Temple/Jululu area (more artistic). Recommended hotels include Jinjiang Metropolo Classic, Hanting Premium, or renovated old villa B&Bs. ● Evening: Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street + The Bund's Historic Buildings     ○ Both attractions are free to enter. From People's Square, walk east through the century-old commercial street, where you can also see old buildings like the Peace Hotel and Shanghai Mansion. Remember to arrive at The Bund observation deck before 6:30 PM to secure the best spot. ● Night: The Bund Night View + Pujiang River View     ○ At sunset, the lights gradually illuminate, and both banks of the Huangpu River resemble a movie scene. There are two options:         ● Walk to North Bund or Shiliupu Dock for a panoramic view of The Bund.         ● Take a Huangpu River cruise (¥88–128, includes light show, 1 hour). ● Dinner: Recommended old brands or new-style local Shanghai cuisine.     ○ Lao Zheng Xing Restaurant (Fuzhou Road branch), specialty dishes include Braised Pork Intestines with Shepherd's Purse, Stir-fried Shrimp, and Eight-Treasure Duck, approx. ¥100 per person.     ○ Lubolang, located next to City God Temple, famous for its Xiaolongbao, approx. ¥90 per person. Day 2: Shanghai Style Culture Day · Yu Garden + Tianzifang + Xintiandi ● Morning: Yu Garden + City God Temple     ○ Yu Garden ticket ¥40. It is a Ming Dynasty Jiangnan garden with pavilions, towers, and winding paths, perfect for photography. The commercial area around City God Temple is also worth exploring:         ● Nanxiang Steamed Bun Restaurant is the originator of Xiaolongbao, approx. ¥40 per person.         ● Ningbo Tangtuan Restaurant's Black Sesame Tangyuan is very unique, approx. ¥20 per person.         ● You can also buy old Shanghai-style snacks like Pear Paste Candy and Five-Spice Beans. ● Noon: Have local lunch at Laoximen or Laobeimen.     ○ Dafugui Restaurant, with Anhui flavors, but a long-time favorite among Shanghainese. Recommended dishes include Braised Fish Tail and Shengjian (pan-fried buns), approx. ¥50 per person.     ○ Laobanzhai, Zhenjiang Cured Meat and Yangchun Noodles are signature dishes, approx. ¥40 per person. ● Afternoon: Tianzifang + Sinan Road     ○ Both places are free to enter. Tianzifang is an art district transformed from Shikumen alleys, filled with small shops, galleries, and cafes. Day 3: Pudong Modern Charm Tour ● Morning: Shanghai Science and Technology Museum     ○ Tickets can be booked in advance through official channels, priced at approximately ¥45. This is a large science museum integrating popular science, exhibitions, and interactive experiences, allowing you to feel the charm of technology and future development trends. ● Noon: Dine near the Science and Technology Museum, with various snacks and restaurants to choose from, average cost approx. ¥50 per person. ● Afternoon: Lujiazui Financial District     ○ Ascend the Shanghai Tower or Oriental Pearl TV Tower to overlook the bustling cityscape of Pudong. Shanghai Tower tickets are approximately ¥180, while Oriental Pearl TV Tower tickets vary in price depending on the observation deck. Afterwards, stroll along the streets of Lujiazui and admire the surrounding modern architecture. ● Evening: Enjoy dinner at a restaurant near Lujiazui, savoring Shanghai specialty dishes, approx. ¥100 per person. After dinner, you can enjoy the night view of Lujiazui, where the dazzling lights and skyscrapers complement each other, creating a spectacular sight. Day 4: Disneyland (if budget and time permit) ● Full Day: Visit Shanghai Disneyland. Ticket prices fluctuate depending on the date, generally between ¥399 - ¥799. The park offers numerous exciting rides, shows, and parades, making you feel as if you're in a fairy tale world. ● Dining: Dining expenses within Disneyland are relatively high, so it's recommended to prepare some snacks and water in advance. Average dining cost per person in the park is approx. ¥150. ● Transportation: From your accommodation to Disneyland, you can take the metro or a taxi, with costs varying by distance. III. Notes ● Book round-trip transportation and accommodation in advance, especially during peak tourist season, to avoid delays. ● Shanghai's summer temperatures are high, so be sure to take sun protection and heatstroke prevention measures; winter is colder, so bring warm clothing. ● When visiting Disneyland, you can download the official Disney Resort APP in advance to check ride wait times and show schedules, and plan your itinerary accordingly.

Address: No. 129, Jiatang District, Shanghai City Ambience/Location: Located in Yuyuan Garden, this restaurant offers a taste of ancient Shanghai. Awarded a Michelin star in 2023, the restaurant is open daily from 9:00 AM to 10:00 PM. Highlights: Xiaolongbao, steamed buns, and marinated pork belly served with steamed buns. Average Price per Person: 80-100 yuan Rating: 10/10 #GetDiscountsWithoutLuckReviews

Jiading 4 days 3 nights full guide for 5000 RMB per person! Stay in a castle hotel, check in at the anime holy land, soak in hot springs, dine Michelin, the ultimate niche experience in Shanghai! --- Ladies! Stop squeezing into the Bund, queuing for Disneyland, and strolling Wukang Road! Today, I’ve uncovered a hidden gem in the west of Shanghai: Jiading! Think Jiading is just about the Auto City? Wrong! Here you’ll find a fairy tale castle hotel, an anime sanctuary, a Tang-style ancient town, Japanese hot springs, Michelin restaurants, and you can even drive a Porsche around the F1 track! 4 days and 3 nights, about 5000 RMB per person, easily giving you a “vacation abroad” vibe, and the best part — it’s only a 30-minute high-speed train ride from downtown Shanghai! This trip cures “weekend boredom” and “social media aesthetic fatigue,” unlocking a “refined Jiading” you’ve never seen before! --- Itinerary Overview (suitable for couples/girls/families) - Duration: 4 days 3 nights (recommended departure Friday, return Sunday) - Budget: approx. 5000 RMB per person (including transport, accommodation, meals, tickets) - Theme: Light luxury vacation + cultural exploration + food check-ins + photo ops - Highlights: Stay in a castle hotel, try Nanxiang soup dumplings, visit the anime museum, enjoy Japanese hot springs, experience the F1 track --- 🌟 Day 1: Depart Shanghai → Check in at “Castle Hotel” → Night tour of Zhouqiao Old Street 🚗 Transport: - Metro Line 11 direct to Jiading North Station (about 40 minutes from city center, fare 7 RMB) - Taxi to hotel (about 15 minutes, 30 RMB) 🏨 Accommodation recommendation: - “Crowne Plaza Shanghai Yinyi” - European castle-style architecture with Roman columns, fountains, arches, like stepping into a European town - Spacious rooms, some with bathtubs, overlooking a golf course - Reference price: 1200 RMB/night (including breakfast for two, slightly more expensive on weekends) 🌆 Afternoon: - After check-in, head to Zhouqiao Old Street (15-minute taxi or bike ride) - Check-in spots: - Fahua Pagoda: Jiading landmark, climb for an old town view - Jiading Bamboo Carving Museum: free admission, experience intangible cultural heritage craftsmanship - Old residences on West Street: blue bricks and black tiles, perfect for traditional Chinese style photos 🌙 Evening: - Dinner recommendation on old street: - “Nanxiang Grand Hotel”: authentic Nanxiang soup dumplings, thin skin and juicy, paired with a bowl of spicy meat noodles - Cost per person: 80 RMB - After dinner stroll, lanterns light up the old street, full of Jiangnan charm ✅ Day 1 expenses: Transport 40 + Accommodation 1200 + Meals 80 ≈ 1320 RMB --- Day 2: Anime fan paradise + hot spring relaxation day 🎨 Morning: - Visit Shanghai Animation Museum (inside Jiading Cultural Center, free) - China’s first anime-themed museum - Features original art and sketches from “Havoc in Heaven” and “Black Cat Detective,” plus voice actor experience zones - Great for photos, nostalgia, and family interaction - Recommended visit time: 2 hours 🍜 Lunch: - “Zhou Dan · Benbang Cuisine” (next to Jiading Poly Grand Theatre) - Elegant environment, exquisite dishes - Must-try: braised pork, salted fresh pork soup, crab roe tofu - Cost per person: 150 RMB ♨ Afternoon: - Head to “Yunhai Hot Springs” or “Tangchen Haoyuan Japanese Hot Springs” - Japanese style, private baths + public pools, clear water quality - Provides yukata and tea snacks, very relaxing after soaking - Ticket: 298 RMB/person (group purchase in advance saves 50 RMB) 🌙 Evening: - Return to hotel, dinner in hotel or order takeout - Recommended takeout: “Din Tai Fung Jiading” — soup dumplings + hot and sour soup - Cost per person: 100 RMB ✅ Day 2 expenses: Transport 30 + Lunch 150 + Hot springs 298 + Dinner 100 + Accommodation 1200 ≈ 1778 RMB --- 🌟 Day 3: F1 track experience + deep tour of Nanxiang Ancient Town 🏎 Morning: - Head to Shanghai International Circuit (20-minute taxi) - Experience “track test drive” (non-professional track, safe and controlled) - Car options: Porsche, BMW, Audi, etc. - Includes one lap on the track + coach driving experience - Cost: 880 RMB/person (advance booking required) - Super cool photos, instantly become the “Akina Speed Star” on social media 🍜 Lunch: - “Trackside Restaurant” near the circuit or return to Nanxiang - Recommended: “Guyi Garden Restaurant” with garden-style setting, authentic Nanxiang flavors - Must-try: Nanxiang soup dumplings, osmanthus cake, triple shrimp noodles - Cost per person: 120 RMB 🏯 Afternoon: - Deep exploration of Nanxiang Ancient Town (free) - More original than Zhouqiao, fewer tourists, perfect for slow travel - Check-in spots: - Guyi Garden: Ming Dynasty garden with pavilions and lotus blooms - Tanyuan: scholar’s garden, quiet and photogenic - Twin Pagodas: millennium-old towers, stunning photo spots 🏨 Evening accommodation: - Stay at “Wyndham Nanxiang Hotel” or continue at Crowne Plaza - Reference price: 800 RMB/night (including breakfast) ✅ Day 3 expenses: Transport 40 + Test drive 880 + Lunch 120 + Accommodation 800 + Dinner 80 ≈ 1920 RMB --- 🌟 Day 4: Jiading New Town leisure day + return trip ☕ Morning: - Visit Jiading Poly Grand Theatre (designed by Tadao Ando, a must-see for architecture lovers) - Exterior looks like a “concrete poem,” very photogenic - Guided tours available (50 RMB/person) or free exploration 🛍 Noon: - Shop at “Jiading Baolong Plaza” or “CITIC Pacific Wanda Plaza” - Souvenirs: frozen Nanxiang soup dumplings, Jiading bamboo carving bookmarks, cultural gift boxes - Budget: 200 RMB 🍽 Lunch: - “Michelin recommended Old Shanghai Alley Cuisine” or “Su Xiaoliu Dim Sum Specialty Store” - Enjoy your last meal of soup dumplings and pan-fried buns - Cost per person: 90 RMB 🚄 Return: - Metro Line 11 back to city or taxi to Hongqiao Station/Airport - Transport cost: 50 RMB ✅ Day 4 expenses: Transport 50 + Souvenirs 200 + Lunch 90 ≈ 340 RMB --- Total cost (per person) | Item | Cost | |------|------| | Local transport (metro + taxi) | 200 RMB | | Accommodation (3 nights upscale hotels) | 2800 RMB (1200+800+800) | | Meals (approx. 200 per day) | 800 RMB | | Tickets + experiences (hot springs + test drive) | 1178 RMB | | Souvenirs + miscellaneous | 250 RMB | | Total | ≈ 5228 RMB (slightly over, can adjust accommodation or experiences) | 👉 To strictly keep within 5000 RMB, swap the test drive for a “circuit tour” (50 RMB), total cost ≈ 4400 RMB, much easier! --- 📌 Travel Tips 1. Best seasons: March-May (cherry blossom season), September-November (cool and clear autumn) 2. Dress guide: comfortable shoes, light jacket, bring Hanfu or Japanese-style outfits for photos 3. Must-bring items: camera, power bank, sunscreen, mosquito repellent 4. Hidden experiences: - Join “Jiading night photography tours” (shoot illuminated buildings + old streets) - Try “intangible cultural heritage bamboo carving DIY” (regular events at cultural center) --- Final thoughts: Jiading is not a “suburb,” but the most underrated “treasure lifestyle district” in Shanghai. Here, you can wake up in a castle hotel, race on the F1 track, eat soup dumplings in a thousand-year-old town, soak in hot springs under the stars... For 5000 RMB, 4 days and 3 nights, you’re not just buying a short trip, but a “low-budget, high-quality” urban mini-vacation. 💬 Comment below: Would you most want to experience the castle hotel or the F1 track in Jiading? 🔥 Share this to let more people know — Shanghai’s new weekend favorite isn’t Disneyland, it’s Jiading!

Shanghai, the city of Haipai charm, is truly enchanting 🎡! Here's a super detailed 4-day Shanghai travel guide 📝, full of internet-savvy tips and practical advice—just follow along and you're set～ 【Day 1: Classic Must-See Route】 🌞 Morning: The Bund + Lujiazui The Bund’s international architecture cluster is perfect for stunning photos 📸. Just cross the street to the Oriental Pearl Tower, buy a ticket to the 263-meter observation deck for a panoramic view of the Huangpu River 🌆. The Lujiazui trio in Pudong (Shanghai Tower, Shanghai World Financial Center, Jin Mao Tower) are all iconic photo spots! 🌙 Afternoon: City God Temple + Yuyuan Garden The 650-year-old City God Temple is bustling with worshippers 🙏. Next door, Yuyuan Garden is a classic Chinese garden with small bridges and flowing water ⛩️. Don’t miss the Nanxiang Steamed Bun Restaurant on the pedestrian street for truly amazing soup dumplings 🍙 (Address: 85 Yuyuan Road). 🌃 Evening: Nanjing East Road Pedestrian Street The dazzling neon-lit "China’s No.1 Commercial Street" is a must-visit. Check out Shanghai First Food Store 🍫 and try the must-have Shen Dacheng green rice balls 🍡! 【Day 2: A Day for the Artsy Youth】 📚 Morning: Sinan Road + Tianzifang The plane trees in the Sinan Road mansion district are super romantic, and Sinan Mansions are free to visit 🏡. Tianzifang is a hub for artsy and hipster vibes—perfect for buying souvenirs 🎁. 🎨 Afternoon: M50 Creative Park + Suzhou Creek Scenic Walkway The industrial-style art park is great for photos 🤳. Walk along Suzhou Creek to the Sihang Warehouse Memorial 🕯️, the real-life site behind the movie "The Eight Hundred." 🎶 Evening: Xintiandi Bar Street Experience trendy nightlife in Shikumen architecture 🥂. Highly recommend cocktails at The Bar, around 150 RMB per person～ 【Day 3: Fun Day at Disneyland】 🏰 All day: Shanghai Disneyland Resort Must-try rides: TRON Lightcycle Power Run, Soaring Over the Horizon, Pirates of the Caribbean 🏴‍☠️ (Tip: buy an early access card to enter ahead) Outfit tip: Wear cartoon-themed clothes for better photos! Don’t forget a power bank 🔋 Food recommendation: Barbossa’s BBQ pork ribs rice is a great value (Location: Treasure Cove area) 【Day 4: In-Depth Exploration】 ☕ Morning: Wukang Road Citywalk Check in at the Instagram-famous Wukang Building 📸. There are plenty of coffee shops along the way, including %Arabica ☕ (Address: 376 Wukang Road). 🖼️ Afternoon: Shanghai Museum / West Bund Art Museum A must-visit for lovers of bronze ware, calligraphy, and paintings 🏺 (free admission with reservation). For modern art, head to West Bund Art Museum 🎨. 🚢 Evening: Huangpu River Cruise The night view is even more stunning than the day! Recommended: "Captain No.8" cruise 🛥️, tickets about 150 RMB per person～ ✨ Handy Tips: ✅ The subway is super convenient—download the Metro Metropolis app for QR code rides ✅ September to October is the best travel season in Shanghai, with pleasant temperatures ✅ Disneyland is crowded Thursday to Sunday; weekdays are better ✅ Local specialties: fresh meat mooncakes, crab roe soup dumplings, and Yan Du Xian (braised pork and bamboo shoots soup) 🌈 Accommodation Recommendations: 📍 Near The Bund: The PuLi Hotel (luxury) 📍 Jing’an Temple area: Atour Hotel (great value) 📍 Near Disneyland: Toy Story Hotel (top choice for families)

✨Highlights of the itinerary: 1. 360° high-altitude observation deck overlooking the Huangpu River (259m fully transparent corridor to challenge your courage) 2. Immersive check-in at Lujiazui Financial District (photo with the three iconic buildings + a collection of popular photo spots) 3. Enjoy Shanghai’s time-honored eateries for about 80 RMB per person (pan-fried buns/xiaolongbao/local cuisine all covered) 4. Ultimate guide to the Bund night view (golden hour + exclusive photography tips) ⏰7:30 Arrive at Shanghai Station → Take Metro Line 1 transfer to Line 2 directly to [Lujiazui Station] (about 30 minutes) 🎫Tickets: Double sphere combo ticket 199 RMB (save 20 RMB by purchasing on Trip.com one day in advance) 📸Must-do photo spots: • Lujiazui Roundabout Overpass: Use a wide-angle lens to frame the Oriental Pearl Tower and Jin Mao Tower, shoot from a low angle to emphasize height • Pudong Art Museum 2nd Floor Mirror Hall: Free reservation to shoot the Bund panorama, use mirror reflections to create symmetrical aesthetics • Riverside Avenue: After lights turn on at 18:30, photograph the Oriental Pearl Tower and the illuminated riverbanks together, use a telephoto lens to compress the spatial sense 👗Outfit suggestion: Minimalist white shirt + high-waisted wide-leg pants (strong reflections in the glass corridor, avoid wearing light-colored short skirts) ⏰9:00 Tower experience (recommend off-peak fast track) 🌌Must-try attractions: • 259m fully transparent sightseeing corridor: Lie down to take a "floating photo," use wide-angle mode to capture the city panorama (not recommended for those afraid of heights) • 351m Space Capsule: VR interactive device to experience interstellar travel, futuristic scenes guarantee great photos • 0m Old Shanghai Exhibition Hall: Vintage tram + Shikumen scenes, perfect with cheongsam or Hong Kong-style outfits ⚠️Avoid: The revolving restaurant inside the tower has low cost-performance; recommend the neighboring IFC Center’s high-altitude restaurant instead 🍜11:30 Lujiazui food tour 📍Must-eat list: • Xiao Yang Shengjian (Zhengda Plaza branch): Signature pan-fried buns juicy and crispy, paired with beef vermicelli soup (about 25 RMB per person) • Nanxiang Steamed Bun Restaurant (IFC Center branch): Crab roe xiaolongbao with thin skin and fresh filling, freshly steamed and sold, expect a 15-minute queue • Taikang Food (First Food Store): Fresh meat mooncakes baked on the spot, flaky crust with irresistible aroma 🚇Hidden gem: At Dongchang Road Station on Metro Line 2, try "Lao Chang Spring Pancakes," roll with Beijing sauce shredded pork for a taste of northern street food vibes ⏰14:00 In-depth Lujiazui tour 📸Popular photo spots: • Shanghai Tower 528m "Shanghai Summit": Take photos with the Oriental Pearl Tower in the same frame to capture the "height difference of Magic City" • Century Avenue "City Sculpture": Iron Man-style forced perspective photo, wide-angle lens creates visual impact • Aurora International Building "Bund Window": Shoot cyberpunk-style photos in front of the giant LED screen 🌃17:30 Bund night view peak moment 📍Must-do photos: • Peace Hotel corner: Capture vintage street scenes with the Lujiazui three-piece set in the same frame, best during the blue hour at dusk • Jinling East Road Ferry: 2 RMB boat ride to photograph the moving perspective of the Oriental Pearl Tower, stunning light and shadow at sunset • Waibaidu Bridge: Long exposure shots of traffic trails paired with the Oriental Pearl Tower light show create a cinematic feel 🍢Late-night snack recommendations: • Xian De Lai Pork Rib Rice Cake (Yunnan Road branch): Classic old Shanghai snack, tender pork ribs and soft rice cakes • Shen Da Cheng (Nanjing East Road branch): Double-stuffed red bean paste + sesame fillings, cold and refreshing, perfect for summer heat relief 🏨Accommodation recommendations: • Home Inn Selected Hotel (Lujiazui branch): Economy hotel under Huazhu Group, 10-minute walk to the Oriental Pearl Tower, about 150 RMB/person/night including breakfast • Pudong Shangri-La Hotel: River view rooms directly facing the Oriental Pearl Tower, 27,000 positive reviews (summer package includes tickets + cruise) ⚠️Avoid: Reject "low-price Lujiazui homestays," prioritize hotels along Metro Lines 2/4/6 to avoid walking more than 20 minutes 💡Useful Tips: 1. Transport card: Get the "Shanghai Metro e-card" via Alipay, 10% discount on buses and metro, use Metro Metropolitan APP to scan and ride 2. Heat prevention gear: July high-temperature warning! Carry a small fan + sunscreen spray, 7 free green bean soup stations inside the scenic area 3. Souvenirs: Lei Yun Shang "Cute Cat Luggage Scented Sachet Gift Box" (Nanjing East Road store), Oriental Pearl Tower co-branded fragrance pendant necklace (cultural shop at tower base) 4. Off-peak tips: Fewest visitors before 9:00 at Oriental Pearl Tower, avoid tour groups in Lujiazui Financial District after 15:00 This route connects the soul of Shanghai—from the breathtaking heights to the bustling street life, from the crispy aroma of pan-fried buns to the romance of the Bund. Avoid the crowds and understand the modern and traditional sides of Magic City in 24 hours. Your social feed will be filled with praises like "This is truly Shanghai!"

Nanxiang Steamed Bun Restaurant (南翔馒头店) @ Yu Garden, Shanghai, the Legend of Xiaolongbao You Must Experience for Yourself When it comes to Shanghai's famous food, Xiaolongbao is definitely on the top of the list. If you want to find a legendary Xiaolongbao with a story and always packed with people, Nanxiang Steamed Bun Restaurant in Yu Garden is the place to be. What makes Nanxiang stand out from other Xiaolongbao restaurants is the experience you will receive. From the moment you step into Yu Garden, you will see old Chinese-style buildings flanking the Nine-Bend Bridge. That is where Nanxiang is located, always bustling with people. Must-try menu items Pork Xiaolongbao: This is a classic menu item that you must try. Thin dough, full pork filling, and sweet and sour soup hidden inside. Crab Roe Xiaolongbao: For those who like a stronger taste The filling has a fragrant aroma of crab meat and crab roe. Giant Soup Dumpling with Straw: Although the dough may be thicker than usual, the fun part is sucking the fragrant soup through the straw! Price The price of the xiao long bao here is reasonable for its reputation and location. It is around 30-80 yuan, depending on the type and size of the xiao long bao you choose. Location and how to get there Nanxiang Steamed Bun Restaurant (南翔馒头店) Address: No. 85 Yuyuan Road, Huangpu District, Shanghai (黄浦区豫园路85号) The restaurant is located in the heart of Yu Garden Bazaar, by the pond, next to the Nine-Bend Bridge. How to get there Take the subway to Yuyuan Garden Station (豫园站) Line 10 or 14 (Line 14 is the newer line). It is recommended to take Exit 1 or 7 and follow the signs to Yu Garden Bazaar and Nine-Bend Bridge. You will see Nanxiang Steamed Bun Restaurant standing out in the old atmosphere of the market. It takes about 5-10 minutes to walk there. #GetDiscountsWithoutLuck #Shanghai #chinatrip #TravelChina

#summervacay If you are in Yu Yuan Garden district, it is a MUST to visit this place and try their iconic Xiao Long Bao and their Oversized Mantou Dian. It is easy to spot this place due to the long lines of curious people who want to take a bite of this delicacy. We waited for about half an hour and when we finally have our hands on this culinary treasure, boy it's worth the wait. The richness of the crab soup on every sip from the straw really hits the spot. The authentic xiao long bao coupled with vinegar and chili is well worth falling in line. We are not just paying for the taste, we pay for the experience! #nanxiangxiaolongbao #yuyuangarden #shanghai #yugarden

👉Day 1: 🧭Itinerary The Bund 100-meter Champs-Elysées Shopping Street 🏖️Must-see attractions ⭐️BFC Bund Financial Center 📍Address: No. 600, Zhongshan East 2nd Road, Huangpu District, Shanghai 🕰️Opening hours: 10-22 👉🏻Lego Garden ⭐️Check-in points: • Cloud Flower Waterfall (Maple Sugar Road Entrance): Giant Lego Waterfall Beyond the Film • Flower Hug Tree (Large Atrium): 10-meter-high Lego Flower Tree • Flower Planting Research Institute (2F opposite SECONDSECONDS): Sincere work of Lego florists and AFOLs • Light and Shadow Kaleidoscope (1F next to Paris Honey): Romance reflected in mirror light and shadow • Xinyi Flower Shop (B2 Atrium): The cozy style of a street corner flower shop ⭐️Van Gogh Starry Sky Art Museum 📍Address: 8th floor, Building C, First Department Store 🕰️Business hours: 1000-2115 ⭐️W.Management 📍Address: B01 floor, G, First Department Store 10-01B01-01-0019 Room) 🕰️Business hours: 1000-2200 ⭐️100-meter Champs Elysees Commercial Street (Guangxi North Road) 📍No. 252 Guangxi North Road, Huangpu District, Shanghai, Zhongfucheng Phase II ⏰1000-2200 💞Recommended reason: many shopping check-in locations ⭐️M&M Chocolate Flagship Store (Shanghai Shimao Plaza Store) 📍Address: Store T104, Bailian Shimao International Plaza, No. 829 Nanjing East Road, Huangpu District, Shanghai 🕰️Business hours: 1000-2200 💞Recommended reason: mm chocolate fans must go, there will be M&M dance performances ⭐️The Bund Light Show 🕰️Business hours: 1900-2200 (Starting on time, 15 minutes each time) 💞Recommendation reason: World-class night view, if you haven't been there, you haven't been to Shanghai 🥘Food ⭐️Li Baixie‧Crab Roe Noodles‧River View Restaurant (The Bund No. 22) 📍Address: 301, 3rd Floor, No. 22, Zhongshan East 2nd Road, GLab, The Bund, Huangpu District, Shanghai (facing the Oriental Pearl Tower Three-piece Bund River View) 🕰️Business hours: 1000-2200 💞Recommendation reason: Must-eat crab roe noodles 💰Average consumption: $150 ⭐️Lai Lai Xiaolong 📍No. 506, Tianjin Road, Huangpu District, Shanghai (440 meters walk from Exit 19 of People's Square Metro Station) 🕰️Business hours: 0800-2000 (break time 1400-1500) 💞Recommendation reason: Michelin for many years, super delicious 💰Average consumption: $50 ⭐️Shen Dacheng (Nanjing East Road Branch) 📍Address: No. 636, Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street, Nanjing East Road, Huangpu District, Shanghai 🕰️Business hours: 0700-2200 🏠Accommodation 1. Waldorf Astoria Shanghai on the Bund 📍Address: No. 2, Zhongshan East 1st Road, Huangpu District, Shanghai Transportation route: 490 meters walk from Exit 6 of Yuyuan Subway Station 💞Recommendation reason: You can see the Shanghai Bund from the room, very romantic💕 👉Day 2: 🧭Itinerary Go to the park in the morning Go to Yuyuan at noon Go to Shanghai Disneyland Hotel in the afternoon 🏖️Must-see attractions ⭐️Shanghai Gongqing Forest Park 📍No. 2000, Jungong Road, Yangpu District, Shanghai ⏰0500-1800 🗓️Itinerary: It is far from the city. I went shopping after breakfast. There were not many people in the morning, so it was easier to check in and it was not too hot. 💞Recommendation reason: There are many places to check in and take many beautiful photos ⭐️Shanghai Chenghuang Temple 📍No. 249, Fangbang Middle Road, Huangpu District, Shanghai 🕰️Business hours: 0800-1600 💞Recommendation reason: Must go! Many shops and delicious food ⭐️Shanghai Yuyuan Garden 📍No. 168, Fuyou Road, Huangpu District, Shanghai 🕰️Business hours: 0900-1600 💞Recommendation reason: Ancient garden 🥘Delicious food ⭐️Da Huchun (Sichuan Middle Road Store) 📍Address: No. 136, Sichuan Middle Road, Huangpu District, Shanghai (Guangdong Road) 🕰️Business hours: 0700-1930 💞Recommendation reason: It opens very early and you don’t have to queue in the morning. Must-eat pan-fried buns ⭐️Nanxiang Mantou Restaurant (Chenghuang Temple Branch) 📍Address: No. 87 Yuyuan Road, Huangpu District, Shanghai (490 meters walk from Exit 7 of Yuyuan Subway Station) 🕰️Business hours: 0900-2000 💞Recommendation: Michelin quaint restaurant, must-eat pan-fried buns 🗓️Itinerary: Restaurant in Yuyuan, ⭐️Disneyland Restaurant 💞Recommendation: You can take photos with Disney characters. You can see fireworks at night 🏠Accommodation 1. Shanghai Disneyland Hotel 💞Recommendation: Fairy tale world. If you go to Disney tomorrow, you can get priority admission. Check-in point: Just take pictures with your camera, every place is a check-in point 👉Day 3: 🧭Route Disneyland Because I watched the fireworks last night, I have more time to go to other places Go to Jing'an District in the afternoon ✈️Transportation Disneyland Hotel provides shuttle buses and boats 🏖️Must-see attractions Zootopia Soaring Over the Horizon Tron Aurora Speeder Leiwu Mountain Rafting ⭐️And store 📍Address: F1, Four Seasons Square, No. 169 Wujiang Road, Jing'an District, Shanghai 🕰️Business hours: 1000-2200 🥘Food 📍Address: Magician's Secret Snacks Must-eat Winnie the Pooh Mushroom Beef Sandwich Very filling Turkey legs 💞Recommendation: Very fragrant, juicy and tender Cartoon character popsicles 💞Recommendation: Everyone must have one to check in 📍Address: Qimiao Miaomiao House 💞Recommendation: Recommend ice cream new land, although a bit expensive, but you can get Duffy and friends limited cups. You can pay attention to the official website for different limited-time styles ⭐️Renhe Pavilion (Jing'an Temple Store) 📍Address: No. 142, Yuyuan Road, Jing'an District, Shanghai 🕰️Business hours: 1100-1004, 1700-2130 Open on Saturdays and Sundays 💞Recommendation: Michelin one star ⭐️PAIN CHAUD Baiqiu (Jing'an Jiuguang Store) 📍Room S102, 1F, Jiuguang Department Store, No. 1618, Nanjing West Road 🕰️Business hours: 1000-2200 💞Recommendation reason: Shanghai's top pistachio puffs ⭐️Ye Nong Ye Nong (Wujiang Road Store) 📍No. 173, Taixing Road, Jing'an District, Shanghai 🕰️Business hours: 1000-2300 ⭐️Starbucks Reserve Shanghai Roastery 📍Address: No. 789, Nanjing West Road, Jing'an District, Shanghai 🕰️Business hours: 08-23 ⭐️Azabuya (Xingye Taikoo Hui Store) 📍Room 204, LG2, Xingye Taikoo Hui, 789 Nanjing West Road, Jing'an District, Shanghai ⏰1100-2200 💞Recommendation reason: A must-try for matcha lovers 🏠Accommodation Hilton Shanghai Hotel 💞Recommendation reason: A Hilton Group hotel, with large rooms and convenient transportation. There is a 24-hour Xiao Yang Sheng Jian near the subway 👉Day 4: 🧭Itinerary Xujiahui Huangpu District Sijing Night Market 🏖️Must-see attractions ⭐️Xujiahui Park 📍Address: No. 986, Zhaojiabang Road, Xuhui District, Shanghai 🕰️: 07-21 ⭐️Shanghai Library (Xujiahui Library) 📍Address: No. 80, Caoxi North Road, Xuhui District, Shanghai 🕰️: 09-17 Closed on Sundays ⭐️Xujiahui Academy (Library) 📍Address: No. 158, Caoxi North Road, Xuhui District, Shanghai 🕰️: Tuesday to Saturday 09-21 💞Recommendation reason: There is a balcony on the second floor, you can take pictures of the church opposite, foo'mart East and West Park B1 ⭐️Cathedral of St. Ignatius of Xujiahui, Catholic Diocese of Shanghai 📍Address: 158 Puxi Road, Xuhui District, Shanghai ⭐️Mei Luo City 📍No. 1111 Zhaojiabang Road, Xuhui District, Shanghai ⏰10-22 Friday and Saturday 23:00 ⭐️wiggle wiggle Shanghai flagship store 📍Building 2, No. 322 Anfu Road, Xuhui District, Shanghai 🕰️Business hours: 10-22 ⭐️MINISO (Shanghai flagship store) 📍F1, Huashi Plaza, No. 688 Huaihai Middle Road, Huangpu District, Shanghai ⏰10-22 ⭐️FARMER BOB (Shanghai flagship store) 📍1-2F, No. 627-641, Huaihai Middle Road, Huangpu District, Shanghai ⏰10-22 🥘Food Xingshen Breakfast 📍Address: No. 831, Kangding Road, Caojiadu Street, Jing'an District, Shanghai Transportation: 380 meters walk from Exit 3 of Changping Road Subway Station 🕰️: 0530-1300 💞Recommendation reason: Special small shop, the boss lady is very nice ⭐️New York Bagelous Museum 📍Address: 📍Shop L111, 1F, Phase 2, Xintiandi Fashion Shopping Center, No. 245, Madang Road, Huaihai Middle Road, Huangpu District, Shanghai ⏰11-18 ⭐️Sijing Night Market (Sanxiang Commercial Plaza Store) 📍Sijing, Songjiang District, Shanghai Transportation method: Subway 👉Day5 Garden Hotel 📍1st Floor, Shanghai Garden Hotel, No. 58 Maoming South Road, Huangpu District, Shanghai ⏰10-19 💞Recommendation reason: Butter biscuits are a must-buy Get on the plane

In Shanghai, one must try their Xiao Long Pao (dumplings) and Crab Roe Noodles, at Hangzhou you can’t miss the famous Beggar’s chicken and Dongpo Rou, as for Beijing, must try their Zha Hiang Mien (even the HK Superstar, Nicholas Tse also ate here. These are the Michelin Star Restaurant, top chef, great food and affordable too. If you ever missed them, you regret it.

#TravelItinerary #wukangbuilding #ShanghaiTravel #ShanghaiItinerary #ChinaTravel Shanghai 2-Day 1-Night Sentimental Travel Itinerary Keep it short, let the impression last long Day 1: Strolling through Old Shanghai Morning • Yuyuan Garden A tranquil garden, traditional architecture, and a neat pond. Don’t miss trying Xiaolongbao! (Recommended: Nanxiang Steamed Bun Restaurant) • Yuyuan Shopping Area (Chenghuangmiao) Souvenir shopping, snacks, and charming photo spots. Lunch • Local cuisine at a traditional restaurant near Yuyuan (Sweet and sour pork, Mala Xiang Guo, etc.) Afternoon • Xintiandi European-style buildings and trendy cafes, a stroll through cozy alleys. Sit quietly and enjoy a cup of coffee for a moment of relaxation. Evening • Oriental Pearl Tower + The Bund night view Go up the Oriental Pearl Tower observation deck or enjoy the night view from a walk along The Bund. Taking a cruise to see the night view from the river is also recommended. Accommodation • Hotels near The Bund/Xintiandi (recommended for transportation and views) ⸻ Day 2: Seeing the Future of Shanghai Morning • Breakfast at the hotel and check-out • Wukang Mansion A sentimental photo spot. A great place for a morning walk with the sunlight. Lunch • Cafe or brunch spot near the French Concession (Brunch + wine or coffee) Afternoon • Shanghai Tower Observation Deck Enjoy the city view from the 119th floor observation deck (Recommended only on clear days) • If time allows, explore IFC Mall or get a quick massage before heading to the airport! Airport Transfer • Pudong Airport: Limousine bus or taxi • Hongqiao Airport: Subway Line 2 available ⸻ Tips • Public transportation is well-developed, but taxis save time. • On rainy days, focus on indoor spots (tower, cafes, shopping). • The Bund and Oriental Pearl Tower are truly beautiful at night. 📍 Shanghai, China Yuyuan Garden, Shanghai Tower, Oriental Pearl Tower, Wukang Building

| Experience the Charm of the Dreamy Magic City. In Shanghai, a city full of charm, even a single day can bring countless wonderful encounters. Now, follow this guide to start a unique journey in the Magic City! Artistic Stroll, Encounter History and Romance Morning: Wukang Building - Wukang Road - Soong Ching Ling’s Former Residence • Wukang Building: This highly recognizable building is a landmark photo spot in Shanghai. Here, you can capture the stunning full view of the building from the entrance of the "Old McCafe" diagonally opposite, and also get a special architectural stamp at the "Dayin Bookstore" on the first floor. • Wukang Road: Known as the "condensed modern history of Shanghai," this street features over 30 celebrity residences, full of historical charm. While strolling, you can also check out the artistic shops in the Wukang Court art district or enjoy the popular ice cream at "CORNER CONE GELATO." • Soong Ching Ling’s Former Residence: Step inside to feel the life atmosphere of this great figure and learn about her contributions to the country and its people. Noon: Jing’an Temple - West Nanjing Road Shopping District • Jing’an Temple: Shanghai’s oldest Buddhist temple, with a magnificent golden roof. The square in front offers a unique photo opportunity contrasting the splendid temple with modern skyscrapers. The vegetarian noodles at the temple’s "Fuhuiyuan" vegetarian restaurant are also worth trying. • West Nanjing Road Shopping District: When tired from shopping, come here to rest and enjoy delicacies from Xintiandi bakeries or nearby Jing’an Temple cafes, or order takeout xiaolongbao from the City God Temple Nanxiang Steamed Bun Shop, which offers great value. Modern Metropolis, Feel the Bustle of the Magic City Afternoon: Lujiazui - Yuyuan Garden & City God Temple • Lujiazui: China’s financial center, home to the 52nd-floor "Duoyun Book Academy" in Shanghai Tower, where you can enjoy a free panoramic city view (advance reservation required). You can also take impressive upward shots of the "kitchen trio" from the pedestrian bridge, experiencing the futuristic vibe of the Magic City. • Yuyuan Garden & City God Temple: Yuyuan Garden is a classic Ming Dynasty Jiangnan garden, featuring the "Jade Linglong" Taihu stone, a treasured garden artifact. The "Yuyuan Cultural & Creative" shop at the exit offers unique souvenirs. The City God Temple is the core area of Shanghai’s folk culture. The Nine-Bend Bridge and Lake Pavilion in the Yuyuan shopping district are must-visit photo spots. Don’t miss the xiaolongbao at Nanxiang Steamed Bun Shop (the crab roe version requires queuing). Evening to Night: The Bund - Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street • The Bund: A classic combination of international architecture and the Huangpu River night view. The Customs House clock chimes on the hour, and the North Bund "Pudong Art Museum" observation deck offers beautiful views with fewer crowds. It’s recommended to arrive before 5:00 PM to enjoy the stunning scenery before and after sunset. • Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street: Known as China’s premier commercial street, here you’ll find the giant chocolate bean wall at "M&M’s World," traditional treats like "Shen Dacheng" green rice balls and fresh meat mooncakes, and the iconic tram weaving through the street, creating a lively nighttime atmosphere. Helpful Tips 1. Transportation: Download the "Metro Metropolitan" app to scan codes for subway rides. Ferries support Alipay "Travel" QR code payments, making travel super convenient🚇 2. Tickets: Some attractions require advance booking, such as Shanghai Tower, Duoyun Book Academy, and Yuyuan Garden. Remember to plan your itinerary ahead📅 3. Dining: Shanghai offers many delicious foods, but avoid overpriced tourist-area restaurants. Choose some long-established or local specialty shops to taste more authentic flavors😋 4. Photography: Bring a power bank; Shanghai is full of beautiful scenes, and battery life is important for photos! Different lighting at various times of day will create different photo effects📷 This is the exciting one-day Shanghai itinerary, where you can perfectly experience history, culture, modern city life, food, and shopping all in one day. Come to Shanghai and start your own Magic City journey!💕

Here’s a Shanghai travel blog-style guide to inspire your trip, combining must-see landmarks, hidden gems, and local flavors! ✨ Shanghai Highlights: 1. The Bund (Waitan) Iconic Skyline Views. Stroll along the Huangpu River for jaw-dropping contrasts of colonial-era buildings and futuristic Pudong skyscrapers. Visit at night for dazzling lights! P. s. Ferry Ride: Take a cheap Huangpu River ferry for panoramic views of the Oriental Pearl Tower and Shanghai Tower. 2. Yu Garden & Old City Wander through Ming Dynasty pavilions, koi ponds, and zigzag bridges. Don’t miss the nearby Yuyuan street market for souvenirs and street food (try soup dumplings at Nanxiang Steamed Bun Restaurant! 3. Shanghai Disneyland ***( See My previous post) -**Magical Thrills**: A must for Disney fans! Highlights include *Pirates of the Caribbean: Battle for the Sunken Treasure* (exclusive to Shanghai) and *Tron Lightcycle Power Run*. 4. French Concession - **Chic Vibes**: Tree-lined streets, boutique cafés, and art deco architecture. Explore Tianzifang for quirky shops and galleries and Xintiandi for upscale dining. 5. Shanghai Tower & Sky Decks World’s Second-Tallest Building. Visit the Shanghai Tower Observatory (118th floor) for dizzying views. Nearby Jin Mao Tower and Oriental Pearl Tower also offer unique perspectives. 6. Zhujiajiao Water Town#travel - Day Trip Escape: A 1,700-year-old “Venice of the East” with canals, stone bridges, and tea houses. Just 1 hour from downtown! We love this trip the most!!!!! Very fruitful ancient feel! #couplestrip #shanghai

🗺️Super detailed Shanghai travel guide to help you explore the Magic City! Dear friends👋, Shanghai is a city full of charm, blending fashionable modern vibes with rich historical and cultural heritage. Today, I’m sharing a super practical Shanghai travel guide📝 so you can easily enjoy the Magic City! 1. Itinerary - Day 1: The Bund👉Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street👉Yuyuan Garden👉City God Temple Start your morning at The Bund to admire the magnificent scenery along both sides of the Huangpu River and feel the charm of international architecture. Then head to Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street for shopping and tasting delicious food. In the afternoon, visit Yuyuan Garden to appreciate the exquisite classical Jiangnan garden, and in the evening, experience the lively atmosphere of the City God Temple🎇. - Day 2: Shanghai Disney Resort Spend the whole day at Disney, enjoying rides, watching shows, and interacting with Disney friends. Don’t miss the dreamy fireworks show at night🎆—it’s super photogenic! - Day 3: Oriental Pearl Tower👉Lujiazui Central Green Space👉Shanghai Ocean Aquarium In the morning, go up the Oriental Pearl Tower for a panoramic view of Shanghai. Then take a relaxing walk in Lujiazui Central Green Space. In the afternoon, visit the Shanghai Ocean Aquarium for a wonderful encounter with various marine creatures🐠. 2. Must-Visit Attractions 1. The Bund: Shanghai’s iconic landmark, dazzlingly lit at night, perfect for photography📸. 2. Shanghai Disney Resort: A real-life fairy tale world where both adults and kids can find joy and innocence🥰. 3. Oriental Pearl Tower: Shanghai’s landmark building offering 360-degree views of the city and thrilling high-altitude sightseeing. 4. Yuyuan Garden: A private garden from the Ming Dynasty, showcasing classical garden architecture and design, with every step revealing Jiangnan charm🍃. 5. Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street: A shopper’s paradise with a wide variety of malls and shops, plus delicious Shanghai snacks to try. 3. Food Recommendations 1. Shengjianbao (Pan-fried Pork Buns): Crispy on the outside, juicy inside, with soup bursting in every bite. Highly recommend Da Hu Chun’s Shengjianbao for authentic old Shanghai flavor! 2. Xiaolongbao (Soup Dumplings): Thin skin, generous filling, and delicious broth. Be sure to try Nanxiang Mantou Dian, a century-old brand with super authentic taste. 3. Pork Ribs with Rice Cake: Fresh pork ribs that are crispy outside and tender inside, paired with soft and sweet rice cakes and a unique sauce—you’ll fall in love with it😍. 4. Crab Meat Fried Rice: Generous crab meat spread over rice; after mixing, every bite is filled with the freshness of crab meat and the sweetness of rice. Renhe Guan’s crab meat fried rice is absolutely amazing! 4. Accommodation Suggestions - Near Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street or The Bund: Convenient transportation, many nearby attractions and food options, plus charming night views🌃. - Near Disney: If you plan to visit Disney, staying nearby saves time and energy and lets you soak in the Disney atmosphere. 5. Transportation Guide 1. Metro: Shanghai’s metro lines are very developed, covering almost every corner of the city. The metro is the top choice for getting around🚇. 2. Bus: Many bus routes can reach places the metro can’t, but there may be traffic jams during peak hours. 3. Taxi/Ride-hailing: Convenient for travel but may require waiting in line during peak hours. Friends, quickly bring this guide to Shanghai and start an exciting trip! Remember to Like and save it💕

📍Address: Nanxiang Steamed Bun Restaurant (Yuyuan Branch) 85 Yuyuan Old Street, Huangpu District, Shanghai (Just a 1-minute walk from Yuyuan Garden) 🪴 Atmosphere/Facilities: After visiting Yuyuan Garden, I noticed this Chinese restaurant across the street and decided to drop by. There was about a 30-minute wait, but the interior was spacious, clean, and surprisingly well-maintained, leaving a great first impression. 💡 Menu & Recommendations: ✔️ The photo menu makes ordering easy even if you don’t know Chinese. ✔️ Most satisfying dish: → Pork + Shrimp Dim Sum 🥟 – Light yet flavorful, absolutely delicious. ✔️ The spring rolls were also tasty – crispy and delightful texture. ✔️ Tea recommendation: → Tianrun Dahongpao Tea (78 RMB) → A premium Chinese tea with a deep aroma and no bitterness. Even my friend, who usually doesn’t like tea, was impressed! 🍵 ✔️ Things to watch out for: → Almost ordered watermelon juice but nearly ended up with a whole watermelon 😂 → English is barely spoken, so a translator app is essential. Double-check prices for expensive items! 💰 Average Price Per Person: Around 100–150 RMB (slightly higher if tea is included). 🌟 Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️☆ (4.0 / 5.0) “While the dim sum wasn’t extraordinary, it was a stable and enjoyable meal in a clean and spacious setting, paired with traditional Chinese tea. Next time, I’d just order the shrimp dim sum and tea!”

✨ Shanghai Diaries: A City of the Future That Still Smells of the Past ✨ This trip flew me to Shanghai, a city that feels like a hybrid between New York and Paris, but with a touch of ancient Chinese charm. Honestly, it’s absolutely fabulous!! Getting There ✈️ From Thailand, the flight takes about 4-5 hours, arriving at Pudong International Airport 🚆 From the airport, take the Maglev Train (the world’s fastest magnetic train!) — 7 minutes to the city, super cool Accommodation 🏨 Staying near The Bund is great! Right by the Huangpu River with iconic skyscraper views. The night lights are spectacular Must-Visit Attractions • The Bund (Waitan) 🌉: Walk along the river, enjoy the breeze, and admire the views of Shanghai Tower and Jin Mao Tower — so beautiful you want to stop time • Yu Garden 🏯: A stunning ancient garden with a dragon wall and incredible carvings • Nanjing Road 🛍️: A must for shoppers! A world-class shopping street with neon lights flashing all along the road • Shanghai Disneyland 🏰: A dreamland, fun like being a kid again. The newest Zootopia zone is super cute! • Tianzifang 🖼️: A trendy art district with charming alleys, cafes, and handmade shops to explore all day Foods to Try • Xiao Long Bao 🥟: The original “Nanxiang Steamed Bun Restaurant” at Yu Garden is amazing • Hot Pot (หม้อไฟ) ♨️: Sip spicy broth at Haidilao, so delicious it brings tears to your eyes • Yangzhou Fried Rice 🍚: A basic dish but incredibly tasty, a must-try Tips • Use Alipay or WeChat Pay — more convenient than cash, as almost everywhere in Shanghai no longer accepts cash • Download Baidu Map or DiDi apps in case you need to call a taxi, since Google Maps doesn’t work well here • Learn some basic Chinese phrases like “Ni Hao” (Hello) and “Xie Xie” (Thank you) — it helps a lot Feelings After the Trip Shanghai feels like a city from the future but still deeply rooted in old culture ✨ Great atmosphere, stylish people, and food so delicious you don’t need to add anything! Definitely want to go back #ShanghaiReview #TravelShanghai #ShanghaiTrip #TravelChina #Shanghai2025 #TheBund #YuGarden #NanjingRoad #ShanghaiDisneyland #Tianzifang #MaglevTrain #InternationalTravel #TravelReview #ChinaReview #ShanghaiFoodie #HotpotShanghai #XiaoLongBao #ShanghaiSkyline #FirstTimeInChina #TravelToShanghai #TravelChina

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 #Shanghai #ShanghaiTravel #ShanghaiFood #Yuyuan #YuyuanShoppingCity Nanxiang Steamed Bun Shop was founded in the 26th year of Emperor Guangxu’s reign in the Qing Dynasty. At that time, the “Changxing Building” was built beside the Jiuqu Bridge in the Chenghuang Temple District of Shanghai. It was later renamed Nanxiang Steamed Bun Shop. There are dine-in and take-out areas. The take-out price is cheaper. At that time, I just wanted to try something new, so I chose the take-out area and ordered a crab roe soup dumpling and a fresh meat mooncake. Each crab roe soup dumpling comes with a straw, which can be used to suck the soup. The soup is sweet and fresh, with the aroma of crab roe, and tastes fresh. It is delicious. As for the fresh meat mooncake, the skin is similar to the sun cake. The pork filling is dense and delicate, and tastes a bit ordinary, with nothing memorable. If I have the chance to go to Shanghai next time, I would like to try the food in the dining area. 💰Price: Takeaway crab soup CNY 30 📍Address: Internal store: No. 85 Yuyuan Road, Huangpu District, Shanghai Takeaway restaurant: No. 7 Yuchun Road, Huangpu District, Shanghai

## Shanghai 4-Day Free Travel 🗺️ **Destination Introduction** Shanghai is one of the most bustling cities in China, known for its unique blend of modernity and tradition. Here, towering skyscrapers coexist with ancient streets, rich cultural heritage, and a food paradise that keeps visitors coming back. --- 📍 **Itinerary** ### 👉 Day 1: 🧭 **Route** - Morning: Arrive in Shanghai, head to Pudong - Afternoon: Explore Lujiazui Financial District - Evening: Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street ✈️ **Transportation** - Take the subway or taxi from the airport to the hotel - Use the subway and walk to visit major attractions 🏖️ **Must-See Attractions** - Shanghai Tower - Oriental Pearl Tower - Huangpu River Night View 🥘 **Food** - Xiaolongbao (Nanxiang Steamed Bun Restaurant) - Shengjianbao (Jia Jia Tang Bao) 🏠 **Accommodation** 1. Shanghai URSIDE Hotel --- ### 👉 Day 2: 🧭 **Route** - Morning: Visit Yuyuan Garden - Afternoon: Head to Tianzifang - Evening: View the Bund ✈️ **Transportation** - Subway to Yuyuan Garden Station, walk to explore Tianzifang 🏖️ **Must-See Attractions** - Yuyuan Garden - Tianzifang - The Bund 🥘 **Food** - Pastries at Yuyuan Garden - Handmade ice cream at Tianzifang 🏠 **Accommodation** 1. Shanghai URSIDE Hotel 2. Shanghai City Park Hotel (Jing’an MOHO Branch) --- ### 👉 Day 3: 🧭 **Route** - Morning: Visit Shanghai Museum - Afternoon: Head to Jing’an Temple - Evening: Explore Xintiandi ✈️ **Transportation** - Subway to Shanghai Museum, walk to Jing’an Temple 🏖️ **Must-See Attractions** - Shanghai Museum - Jing’an Temple - Xintiandi 🥘 **Food** - International cuisine at Xintiandi - Vegetarian restaurants near Jing’an Temple 🏠 **Accommodation** 1. Shanghai City Park Hotel (Jing’an MOHO Branch) --- ### 👉 Day 4: 🧭 **Route** - Morning: Head to Shanghai Disneyland - Afternoon: Continue enjoying the park - Evening: Return to hotel to pack ✈️ **Transportation** - Subway to Disneyland Station, walk into the park 🏖️ **Must-See Attractions** - Various themed areas of Disneyland - Enchanted Garden Show 🥘 **Food** - Specialty snacks inside Disneyland - Themed dining at Disneyland restaurants 🏠 **Accommodation** - No need to stay overnight, prepare to depart --- 💡 **Tips**: - Shanghai’s subway is very convenient; it’s recommended to download the subway app for easy route checking. - Pay attention to the local weather and be ready with rain gear or sun protection. - Try more local snacks—you’ll be pleasantly surprised!

Here are 2 recommended dumpling restaurants near Shanghai Yuyuan that you can eat at! 🥟✨ ⸻ 1. Nanxiang Mantou Dian 💛 A famous traditional dumpling restaurant near Yuyuan! Famous for the origin of Xiaolongbao (xiaolongbao)! 📍 Location: Inside Yuyuan Tourist Attraction ⏰ Operating Hours: 08:30~21:00 🍽 Recommended Menus: • Xiaolongbao - Juicy pork dumplings! • Straw dumplings - Famous for dumplings with lots of crab meat! 💡 Tip: The first floor is for takeout only, and you can eat on the 2nd and 3rd floors! ⸻ 2. Yuyuan Green Wave Hall (绿波廊, Lu Bo Lang) 💚 Premium dumplings in a luxurious and traditional atmosphere! 📍 Location: Near Yuyuan Jiuqu Bridge ⏰ Operating hours: 08:30~21:00 🍽 Recommended menu: • Crab meat xiaolongbao – dumplings with plenty of light and fresh crab meat! • Traditional Sichuan cuisine – you can experience various tastes! 💡 Tip: You can enjoy traditional Shanghai cuisine in a luxurious atmosphere! ⸻ You can really taste the traditional dumplings in these two places! 🥟 Enjoy delicious dumplings near Shanghai Yuyuan! 😋 #China travel moment #Shanghai travel #Shanghai restaurant #China travel #2024 wish event #Travel plan #Chinese food #Bakery restaurant #Shanghai hot place #China hot place #Let's go on a trip #Shanghai travel #Shanghai hot place #Places to visit #Shanghai travel course #Shanghai dumplings #Dumpling restaurant #Dumpling

**Nánxiáng Mántóu Diàn** is one of Shanghai's most famous xiaolongbao (小笼包) restaurants! 🥢✨ Boasting over 100 years of history, this restaurant is located within the famous Yuyuan (豫园) tourist attraction, making it a popular destination. 📌 Restaurant Features 🥟 Authentic Shanghai-style xiaolongbao – Juicy! The thin skin and rich meat filling are a perfect match. 🏮 A restaurant with a long history – A Shanghai dim sum restaurant that has been in business since the early 1900s. ⏳ Long Waits – Popular with both locals and tourists, lines can be long! 🍵 Tea that pairs well with dim sum – It tastes even better with traditional Chinese tea. ✔️ Recommended Menus: • Crab Meat Xiao Long Bao (蟹粉小笼包) – Juicy Xiao Long Bao with a mixture of crab meat and pork • Original Xiao Long Bao (经典小笼包) – The most basic dish yet a signature dish at Nanxiang Dumpling Shop • Fresh Fried Dumpling (生煎包) – Shanghai-style fried dumplings with a crispy crust and moist filling 📍 Location: • Located in Yuyuan (豫园) in Shanghai • Address: No. 85 Yuyuan Road, Huangpu District, Shanghai ⏰ Business Hours: • Daily 10:00 AM - 8:30 PM (It's best to go early, as the wait can be long!) 💡 Tips: ✔️ Xiao Long Bao It's hot, so be careful not to eat it all at once. Instead, tear off the top and sip the juices first! ✔️ Eat on the second floor for a shorter wait, or grab takeout on the first floor for a quicker meal. Want to try authentic xiaolongbao in Shanghai? A must-visit at Namsang Dumpling Shop! 😋✨ I also recommend the milk tea restaurant next door! #ChinaTravelMoment #ShanghaiTravel #ShanghaiRestaurants #ChinaTravel #2024WishEvent #TravelPlan #ChineseFood #BakeryRestaurants #ShanghaiHotPlaces #ChinaHotPlaces #Let'sTravel #ShanghaiTravel #ShanghaiHotPlaces #PlacesToVisit #ShanghaiTravelItinerary #XintiandiStreet #XintiandiCafe #CafeTour

#Register February Hotel Test Sleeper 2025 #Nanxiang Bun Shop 100225 (6) 30 yuan of Nanxiang steamed buns 🫓 Actually know the taste is just average, but must buy to take pictures 📸📷! Basically everyone will buy it! There is a paper straw for you to drink the soup in the bun 🥤 before eating the bun and content. In addition to the crowd, after eating and drinking must go to the toilet, now most tourist attractions in China toilets will not be too bad, this way the toilet is on the second floor and in the gold shop, a little taste🤦🫢 must have, but not too bad, not like when I was the leader many years ago so scary 🤣😂😅!

Nanxiang Steamed Bun Shop is located in Yu Garden. At first glance, the name of the shop makes you think it sells steamed buns. But it is a Michelin-starred shop that sells soup dumplings.