Shanghai

Very new shopping mall with lots of restaurants, clothes shops and an electronics store. Good cinema. In the basement is an Ole' supermarket (a top range China chain) which sells lots of good Western ...

All-you-can-eat dim sum with tea. Not a bad price, but avoid the other two buffets.

The museum recreates interiors of houses and shops from the farming era up to the swinging 1930s, has many miniatures of Shanghai's most impressive (colonial) buildings, and also displays vintage cars...

Offers coffee roasted on site (including coffee beans sourced from southern China) and nice wrap sandwiches.

In addition to a plethora of watering holes ranging from bars, lounges, dives and world-class clubs, there is a pub crawl that arranges transportation to various popular venues. For non-Mandarin speak...

Another branch of Wagas to the north of the temple