Another one of the must visit/ 'hang out' places in Shanghai is this area of cluster of restaurants, cafes and bars - Xintiandi. This is the place where lots of expats and even local execs hang out.





This cinema in Xintiandi is one of the 'international' cinemas in Shanghai, where they have English subtitles. And so I thought I could try their cinema and watched a movie in this rather posh cinema.
But I didn't when I heard the prices - yes, it's just as 'posh' - 90 yuan!

Looking around I thought I'll head to somewhere that prices are similar to home... so I headed to the coffee bean instead, which menu and prices are all similar, except for the cafe's size! (there's just so much empty space).


*There is a popular Chinese restaurant at Xintiandi which is really crowded and serves good Chinese cuisine (it's at one of the corners near Shanghai Trio shop). But you got to go early as they close bout 9+. Bookings are best, though I think small groups can walk in.
*There is also a Shanghai museum which is like a traditional Shanghai old house which visitors can take a look into old Shanghai lifestyle.
Your 50+1 is on their rack? Wow!
ReplyDeleteThanks for more info on Shanghai. Your posts would serve very well for those going to Shanghai. Me too, one day. Thanks again.
omg! did you put it there or it was really there! impressive! :D
ReplyDeletebtw, i hate if the mug is not full :P
I would like to visit Shanghai too!
ReplyDelete@happysurfer & mbl
ReplyDeleteim sure you both will enjoy shanghai as much as i did. maybe more, if you are into shopping! :)
@faisal
ill show u some videos in the future on this! haha