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CONTENTS UPFRONT Opinion

Around Town

COVER STORY

Elizabeth Schieffelin tell us how to protect our family by tracing our food sources The weird and wonderful happenings around Shanghai over the last month Our top ten picks for family fun in the city

CITY LIVING What’s Hot What’s Cool

This month’s must-buys

STYLE TALK

HEALTH TALK

BEAUTY TALK

We take a look at some of the innovative handbag designers in Shanghai’s burgeoning independent design scene How to maintain a healthy diet whilst still allowing our noodle cravings to be gratified

A selection of SS/14 runway trends for real life

AUTO TALK

MONEY TALK

TECH TALK

ART TALK

Local Talk

TRAVEL TALK

Mark Andrews test-drives the Baojun 610

Bill Longstreet tells us how to choose a financial advisor The latest gadgets and gizmos We explore Ye Hongxing’s fantasy land and have the latest art news Take a tour of Anfu Lu We enjoy peace and quiet in Khanom, Thailand and take a safari in the Serengeti

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NIGHT TALK

We review Jackie’s Beer Nest, in Pudong, and have month’s hottest tickets

TALKING TO

People

What’s On

We sit down with Henk Meyknecht, General Manager of Grand Kempinski Hotel Shanghai See who went where and who wore what

Your essential monthly calendar guide to Shanghai

IN THE KNOW Hotel Talk

IT’S A DATE

Listings

BRAIN TEASERS

Hotel news from around China and great accommodation deals for all Check out all the food and drink deals on offer in Shanghai this month The absolute essentials Trivia quiz and Sudoku puzzles

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EDITOR’S LETTER

This month, we have a family themed magazine with our “Family Fun In Shanghai” cover story (pages 6 and 7) and Education Supplement (pages 23 to 30). We list what we believe are the top ten activities in Shanghai for the whole family, and we take a look at new educational buzzwords, what they mean and how to apply them to your child’s home and school life. We also have writing on a range of subjects from Shanghai international school students and teachers as well as the latest news from Concordia International School Shanghai and Dulwich College Shanghai. Thanks to Emily Minor and her beautiful family for our gorgeous cover photo this month. As I am sure you are already aware, Shanghai’s independent design industry is flourishing. This month, in Style Talk (pages 10 and 11), we shine a light on the city’s handbag designers and their pioneering ideas. We are spoiling you with two Travel Talk (pages 18 to 22) stories this month. First, we transport you to the calm shores of Khanom, Thailand, to visit pink dolphins and idyllic, white, sandy beaches. Then, we take you on safari in Serengeti National Park, with all manner of wild animals. Are you addicted to the many varieties of noodles on offer in the city? Are you worried about your waistline as a result? Never fear. Health Talk (page 12) will educate you on how to avoid the extra calories but still enjoy the tasty treat. Speaking of our waistlines, we have dining reviews of new restaurants Iza and Notting Hill as well as our food columnist’s lowdown of the city’s dining scene (pages 31 and 32). Finally, we have the latest hotel news, food and drink deals as well as our essential listings at the back (pages 40 onwards). Now, let’s Talk!

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OPINION: GUEST COLUMN

Tracing Your Food Sources Can Help Protect You And Your Family In China

Elizabeth Schieffelin

If you are new to China, you have likely spent time researching and selecting the best air and water filters on the market. But how much do you know about the food you are buying every day?

n China, the food industry tends to be fragmented and lacks transparency. There is also low awareness about contamination and hygiene standards. Headlines about mislabelled expired meat, arsenic laced soy sauce and melamine in milk help to perpetuate widespread anxiety but dose little to educate consumers about how to protect themselves. The key to winning the battle for safe food is to be a detective and not just a consumer. By asking the right questions and taking a few simple precautionary steps, you will find yourself on the path to improved health and vitality. When selecting a green grocer, you will quickly get a sense of food quality based on responses to the questions you ask about farm location (Is it close to a major polluted city? Are factories nearby with runoff?), practices (Where are seeds coming from? What chemicals are used?) and what is grown (Is this in season?). Be wary of the fact that the majority of the small farms in China use high levels of growth hormones, pesticides and other chemicals to boost crop yields. As a Certified Holistic Health Coach, I’m constantly reminding clients to ask where and how things are grown. In my experience, when suppliers are vague about where their produce is coming from, they are usually buying from the wet market. Whenever possible, buy directly from the farms offering produce subscriptions or support green grocers who work

with organic or sustainable farms. For example, Kate & Kimi (www.kateandkimi.com) provides full information about its partnership with Gusto Fine Foods, the grower of vegetables for China’s top restaurants. And Biofarm (www. biofarm.cn) offers convenient delivery of organic veggie boxes as well as farm visits. Regardless of where you shop, properly washing your produce can make a world of difference. Be cautious when choosing produce listed by the Environmental Working Group (www.ewg.org/foodnews) as the “Dirty Dozen” as they are most likely to be contaminated with pesticides. In order to properly wash your veggies, use a 3:1 mixture of water and white vinegar. Simply soak produce for at least 5-10 minutes and rinse with filtered water. The vinegar will drastically reduce your exposure, killing 98% of bacteria and pesticides. These same issues are equally relevant when it comes to animal protein. Choose grass-fed (not grain-fed) for a far superior product and try to eat meat from hormone- and antibiotic-free sources like the Natural Poultry Group. Antibiotics in meat can be especially damaging to children and you may consider integrating more forms of nonanimal protein into your family’s diet. Easy-to-find sources include lentils, beans, peanut butter, hemp seeds, quinoa and spirulina or chlorella supplements. When eating out at restaurants, keep asking those questions and hold kitchens accountable for the cleanliness

of food they serve. If the restaurant cannot confirm where the meat is from or if “washing” veggies means briefly running lettuce under unfiltered water you will have issues. When in doubt, avoid the dirty dozen and go for the steamed options on the menu. Be especially wary at juice bars – the last thing you want to do is pay 30rmb for liquefied pesticides! Although frustrating at times, our awareness about safety and toxins actually presents an opportunity to take a close look into what we are feeding our families. And not all food in China is dangerous or scary. By educating yourself and working with the businesses that promote transparency and sustainability, you will find that eating in Shanghai can actually be delicious and healthy! Elizabeth Schieffelin is the Director of Marketing at Kate & Kimi, Shanghai’s premier online grocery store offering organic, imported and healthy foods. She is also the founder of Lizzy’s All-Natural, a superfood smoothie company. Elizabeth is a Certified Holistic Health Coach, focusing on women’s health and detoxification and loves to prepare raw and vegetarian foods. Questions? Please email elizabeth@ kateandkimi.com.

Kempinski Hotel Xiamen Invites You To Explore Remarkable European Flair

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roviding remarkable European hospitality, blended in harmony with Chinese traditions, the Kempinski Hotel Xiamen is positioned to be Xiamen’s leading luxury hotel. Kempinski Hotel Xiamen, ideally located in the heart of the city and overlooking the scenic Yundang Lake, is just 20 minutes from Xiamen Gaoqi International Airport, 15 minutes from Xiamen International Conference & Exhibition Centre and within easy access to all key city locations. Kempinski Hotel Xiamen features 460 luxury rooms and suites, including the Kempinski Executive Floors with 24-hour butler service. Your comfort is important to the hotel, which is why the elegant and luxurious rooms are carefully designed with attention to every detail, each room featuring a high definition interactive 42” TV, complimentary Internet access, in-room private bar and mini-safe, as well as free local and domestic telephone calls. With more than 2,600 square metres of meeting and event facilities, Kempinski Hotel Xiamen will have a venue for your special occasions. The Great China Ballroom, including 1035 square metres of pillar-less function space divisible into three sections, a second pillar-less ballroom offering 388 square metres divisible into two sections with a large pre-function area, plus six well-appointed function rooms from 52 metres square to 136 metres squared, with stateof-the-art audio visual facilities and dedicated event professionals, provides an ideal luxury venue to cater for any social or corporate event. Kempinski Hotel Xiamen features five innovative food and beverage options, including Yue Fu Chinese Restaurant, with 25 luxurious private rooms, offering refined Hong

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Kong cuisine and local specialties. Yue Fu is the choice of those who value excellence. Kaffee on 2, an all-day-dining restaurant offering an array of Asian and Western cuisines, offers vibrant show kitchens and sumptuous buffets. Paulaner Bräuhaus, Xiamen’s only micro-brewery and German restaurant, presents authentic Bavarian cuisine, a variety of beers freshly brewed on the premises and live entertainment every evening. The Lounge, a popular rendezvous point, features a wide selection of beverages, afternoon teas and light snacks. Finally, Kempi Deli, a delicatessen shop, offers a wide choice of European Gourmet and bakery products. Treats include homemade breads, cookies, pastries, cakes, sandwiches, salads and exclusive chocolate pralines. A great place for a morning snack, quick coffee or lunch-on-the-go Kempinski Hotel Xiamen’s wellness and leisure centre will help keep your body and mind in balance. The gym facilities are equipped with a comprehensive range of the latest state-of-the-art cardio training and strength equipment, and is all geared up to assist guests to achieve the set goals for a healthier and happier lifestyle. After a hard work out, you can give your muscles a well-deserved time out by basking in the Jacuzzi or relaxing in the sauna. Alternatively, you could also swim in the 25 metre indoor pool with stunning views over Yundang Lake. After a tiring trip, revive yourself at K Spa with tea inspired therapies. Nestled on the fifth floor, you will instantly feel at home in K Spa and you will be eager to wind down and stay a while. This is the place where your mind and body can get away from it all.

UPFRONT

AROUND TOWN

AROUNDTOWN Your news round-up for the month of October Disney Calling

The happiest place in the world is hiring performers this month, in Shanghai! Shanghai Disney Resort will be looking for dancers, comic actors, singers and musicians. Is it time to leave your desk job for the bright lights of… Pudong? The talented among us can send their CVs to shdr.auditions@ disney.com.

A Car For One And All

A recent report has predicted that car ownership in China will reach 400 million in the near future. Although no date was given, the forecast was made after taking into account the fact that China is speeding towards becoming a moderately prosperous nation. Currently, there are 130 million automobiles in China, including trucks and buses, which is roughly one motorised vehicle per 10 people. The annual production of cars is estimated to double to meet future demand. This is not such good news for rush hour traffic jams.

London Cabs

This month, don’t get confused and think that you are on the streets of England when you see the synonymous shape of a famous London cab. Shanghai is launching a new version of the taxis, which will be given a gold makeover. The charge is expected to start at a relatively steep price of RMB 19, although this price has nothing on their London cousins. The cabs are aimed at providing service to elderly and disabled customers with a ramp fitted for easy access. However, it may initially prove hard to spot them, as only 50 are being released in the first batch.

Metro Checks Yield Results

Between June 2014 and last month, almost 10000 prohibited items were detected during security checks on the city’s metro. Items including firecrackers, gasoline, alcohol, knives and replica guns were amongst the haul. We feel safer in the knowledge that these security checks are actually working.

Taxi Tipping Apps Over

Last month, the Shanghai Transport Commission stated that the tipping function on third-party taxi booking apps such as Didi and Kuaidi must be discontinued. It remains to be seen how strictly this rule will be adhered to and how it will effect third-part taxi booking apps. However, it is worth keeping in mind, even during this bad weather that violators could be fined from RMB 30000 to RMB 100000.

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COVER STORY

Shanghai

Family In Fun

Casey Hall

Expat life in Shanghai often seems to revolve around eating, drinking and general debauchery – all done to excess. But this doesn’t mean the city isn’t also a kid friendly place to hang out. Here are Talk’s top ten picks for family fun in the city.

For Your Amusement

Under The Sea

ujiazui’s Shanghai Ocean Aquarium is one of Shanghai’s most enduring family activities, which is why we advise you avoid weekend trips if at all possible – this place gets packed! It’s one of the largest ocean aquariums in the world and is home to more than 10000 varieties of creatures from the deep, as well as the world’s longest underwater tunnel (which weighs in at an impressive 155 metres). Unlike many other zoos and animal-related activities in China, the Shanghai Ocean Aquarium actually has a really good international reputation, so you don’t have to feel bad about enjoying the spectacle. Adult tickets are priced at RMB 180 and kids under 1.4 metres are RMB 110 (shorter than one metre and your kid gets in for free).

appy Valley is Shanghai’s favourite amusement park and features rides (including China’s first wooden rollercoaster) for kids of all ages. Within the park there are seven sub-sections: Happy Times, Typhoon Bay, Sunshine Beach, Ant Kingdom, Gold Mine Town, Shanghai Beach and Shangri-la Woods. Ant Kingdom is best for younger kids. As is to be expected in China, when the weekend weather is nice, the crowds descend, so be prepared for a decent chunk of your day to be spent queuing. Prices are RMB 200 for adults and RMB 100 for kids shorter than 1.2 metres. Open daily. Hours: 9am – 6pm. Happy Valley. 888 Linhu Lu, Songjiang. Tel: 3355 2222. Web: sh.happyvalley.cn

Open daily. Hours: 9am – 6pm (extended to 9pm during holiday periods). 158 Yincheng Bei Lu, near Lujiazui Huan Lu. Tel: 5877 9988. Web: www.sh-aquarium.com

Toon Town

n the rather out-of-the-way location of the Zhangjiang Hi-Technology Park, the Shanghai Animation & Comics Museum, is a fantastic choice for kids of all ages. This three-storey museum features interactive exhibits, and on the second floor families can even design their own short animated films, which they can then watch at the 3D movie theatre on the third floor. On the first floor there is a 7000-piece collection of cartoon stills and life-size models of animation icons, from Marvel's favourite superheroes to Kungfu Panda, Mickey Mouse and even Astro Boy. Another exhibit on the first floor details the history of comics and animation in China, introducing visitors to some of the country's most important historical comic strips and characters. And it’s all yours for the bargain price of free! Open Tuesday through Sunday. Hours: 10am – 5pm. 69 Zhangjiang Lu. Tel: 5895 7998. Web: museum. acgmall.com

Mini-Manis

veryone knows Shanghai expats love getting their nails done; it doesn’t matter what age they are. A couple of salons around town are welcoming of smaller customers, including Frangipani, which only uses products free of chemicals like formaldehyde, camphor, DPB and toluene, meaning their nail polishes are totally safe for kids (and expectant mothers too). Kids’ mani is RMB 55, kids’ pedi is 85, nail art for kids is RMB 10 per finger, or RMB90 for a full set. Open daily. Hours: 10am – 10pm. 204 Xinle Lu, near Donghu Lu. Tel: 5403 0227. Web: www.frangipani-shanghai.com

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Flipping Out

Channelling Dr. Doolittle

hey say that kids today are pretty cynical, but even the hardest little heart will beat a little faster watching the incredible feats of strength, speed and altitude on show at ERA: Intersection of Time.

ou too can walk and talk with the animals (though we can’t promise they’ll talk back) at the Shanghai Wild Animal Park, which is located 35 kilometres from the city, in Nanhui District.

This acrobatic performance, which combines ancient Chinese acrobatic arts with modern technology, also loosely follows a story that travels from China’s olden days, to today’s futuristic urban landscape. There’s juggling, tumbling and balancing galore (all taken to what must be the limit of human abilities) – then for the finale, an unbelievable number of dudes ride motorbikes around a comparably small sphere, certain death a millimetre of miscalculation away. Tickets are RMB 200 to RMB 600 and advance booking is recommended. Open daily. Hours: 7:30pm. 2266 Gonghe Xin Lu, near Guangzhong Lu. Tel: 5665 3646. Web: www. era-shanghai.com

The 153-hectare park boasts more than 200 species of animals from around the world, and is split into a penned area that you are free to explore on foot – the walking section includes a giant panda hall, golden monkey hall, parrot house, white lion area, white tiger area, ostrich zone, kangaroo zoo and crocodile island – and an open park for the carnivores and other big game, which must be taken in from the seat of a tour bus. Adult tickets are RMB 130, with kids 80cm to 1.2 metres RMB 65 and little ones under 80cms free. Open daily. Hours: March – November, 8am-5pm; December – February, 8:30am – 4:30pm. 178 Nan Liu Gong Lu (S 6th Highway), near Xiayan Gong Lu. Tel: 6118 0000. Web: www.shwzoo.com

Each Sunday, guests gather around The Stage restaurant on the ground floor and Prego Italian restaurant on the second floor of The Westin Bund Centre to eat their fill and drink the freely flowing Tattinger champagne, and at the same time be entertained by awe-inspiring acts of acrobatics, clowns and martial arts, as well as a 14-piece string orchestra. If the live shows aren’t enough to keep the little ones entertained, a Kid’s Corner is also on offer, staffed with a nanny, and packed with toys, cartoons, games and kid-friendly food options.

Brunch Time

hough mountains of chilled seafood and free-flow champagne are distinctly adult endeavours, there’s no need to forego one of Shanghai’s greatest pleasures – a decadent Sunday brunch – just because you have kids in tow.

Prices are set at RMB 568 (+15%) per adult with free-flowing champagne; RMB 468 (+15%) per adult without free-flowing champagne; RMB 250 (+15%) per child, with kids under four dining for free. Open Sundays. Hours: 11:30am – 2:30pm. The Westin Bund Centre, 88 Henan Zhong Lu, near Guangdong Lu. Tel: 6103 5048. Web: westin.com/shanghai

The Great Indoors

un in the sun is great, but there are lots of Shanghai days where being outdoors is unappealing for a variety of reasons – whether it is too hot, too cold, too rainy, too polluted or a combination of the above. Of the city’s numerous indoor playgrounds, Fun Dazzle comes highly recommended by expat mums, who give the place top marks for cleanliness, safety and variety. The cavernous space features an adventurous-looking climbing frame, tunnels, slides, ball pits and bouncy mats. According to Fun Dazzle, its play area is suitable for kids aged one to 12, but the outer edges of this age range will probably find the place a little over- or underwhelming. Entry is RMB 50 for two hours and kids are required to wear socks while playing. Open daily. Hours: 10am – 7pm. 780 Changning Lu, inside Zhongshan Park. Tel: 6210 7388

Interactive Learning

ducational opportunities abound at Pudong’s Science and Technology Museum, as the exhibits fluctuate between the natural world and the impending future. With easy access from Metro Line 2, the museum draws in visitors from the first glance. The playful architecture tricks the senses from the get-go with an optical illusion that makes the building appear to be standing on a lake, but the fun really begins when you walk through the doors. From jungle forests brimming with exotic species to a challenging chess match against robots, the four-floor museum spirals all the way around the universe. A reflection on scientific progress and a journey on a spaceship through zero gravity will bring you back to present day. Kids’ tickets are RMB 45; adults get in for RMB 60. Open Tuesday to Sunday. Hours: 9am – 5:15pm. 2000 Shiji Dadao. Tel: 6862 2000. Web: www.sstm.org.cn

Thomas Town

ll aboard in Changning District where aspiring ferroequinologists (it’s a thing, look it up) can join Thomas the Tank Engine and his friends at Thomas Town, an indoor playground based on the muchloved British television show. This playground covers an area of over 600 square meters and is located on the third floor of a shopping mall. About half of the space is circled by an electric railway track, which carries a small train pulling several carriages. The engine is decorated to look just like Thomas, while three other trains with the faces of Thomas' friends James, Emily and Percy are stationed beside the track. Another section of Thomas Town features a playground for kids to run, climb and slide to their hearts’ content. RMB 65 buys unlimited play time from Monday to Friday, and two hours on weekends, plus it costs RMB 50 to ride the train for two laps. Best suited to kids aged between three and seven. Open daily. Hours: 10am – 10pm. Room 302, Bingo Square, 341 Tianshan Lu. Tel: 6380 1799 October14 TalkMagazine

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HOT & COOL

what’sHOT what’sCOOL Isobel Rose

This month we look at transitional seasonal style for the changeable weather. We take you from the warmer season through to colder climates whilst still looking chic and elegant in layers, not frumpy. TAN BACKPACK This practical backpack is the perfect item to carry around everyday essentials and extra layers of clothing. The tan colour will not be out of place during autumn or winter.

RETRO PRINTED DRESS This gorgeous autumnal print, retro dress will be a wardrobe staple from autumn through to winter. Wear with heels during the autumn and add a thick jacket, tights and boots for the coldest winter days. RMB 399. Zara. 1,196 Nanjing Xi Lu, near Shanxi Bei Lu. Tel: 6279 3282. Web: www.zara.com

Price: TBC. Oroton. Jing’an Kerry Centre, 1551 Nanjing Xi Lu, near Changde Lu. Tel: 5283 0063. Web: www.oroton.com

SLIP-ON COMFORT These vivid red shoes are sure to attract attention to your outfit. Even if you are dressed in drab winter colours, brighten your day with red. Price: TBC. Oroton. Jing’an Kerry Centre, 1551 Nanjing Xi Lu, near Changde Lu. Tel: 5283 0063. Web: www.oroton.com

HIGH LEATHER BOOTS These boots are a style statement. Wear with bare legs during mild weather or over tights and trousers in the winter months. RMB 1799. Zara. 1,196 Nanjing Xi Lu, near Shanxi Bei Lu. Tel: 6279 3282. Web: www.zara.com

ELEGANT COVER-UP 100% silk, this kimono is our go-to transitional piece for when you don’t know which season to dress for. With its beautiful print, it won’t look out of place draped over any outfit for any occasion. Sale Price: RMB 770. Bubble Mood, available at Xinlelu. 414 Shaanxi Bei Lu, near Beijing Xi Lu. Tel: 5213 3301. Web: www.xinlelu.com

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DAY TO NIGHT DRESS This dress wouldn’t look out of place in the office or on a night in the city. Accessorise with extra layers during the winter. RMB 820. Cath Kidston. 268 Xizang Zhong Lu, near Fuzhou Lu. Web: www.cathkidston.co.uk

LUCKY CAT CERAMICS On a cold day, why not make yourself a pot of tea? The guys over at Pinyin Press are rolling out a line of lucky cat printed ceramics at the beginning of the month. Be the first to get your hands on this cute design. Varying prices. From RMB 118 per item . Web: www.pinyinpress.com

THE DISCIPLINE WALLET This is not only a beautifully designed wallet; perfect for the winter months, and also a useful item for compulsive shoppers who want to curb their spending. It comes fully equipped with a pen and a ledger, allowing you to jot down your expenditure as you go. RMB 528. Yeh Design Lab, available at www.bundshop.com

BOLD SWEATER This bright sweater, with a design printed on silk, can brighten up even the dampest of days with its illuminating colour. Wear under a dark jacket for a pop of summer. RMB 1950. Lynnja Wang, available at Xinlelu. 414 Shaanxi Bei Lu, near Beijing Xi Lu. Tel: 5213 3301. Web: www.xinlelu.com

STRIKING JUMPSUIT

WOOLLY COAT

This is a dramatic evening look. Be sure to turn heads without baring too much flesh. Perfect during the colder months. RMB 2599. Ted Baker. 1563 Nanjing Xi Lu, near Tongren Lu. Tel: 5291 9559. Web: www. tedbaker.com

This fitted Mabel knitted coat is chic but also comfortable and convenient. Throw it over dark denim jeans and heels for an elegant, yet dressed down look.

STUDDED DELIGHTS

RMB 3,950. Lynnja Wang, available at Xinlelu. 414 Shaanxi Bei Lu, near Beijing Xi Lu. Tel: 5213 3301. Web:www.xinlelu.com

Toughen up a summer outfit with hard, metal accessories. These studded earrings and bracelet will see you through to winter. Earrings - RMB 315. Bracelet – RMB 480. Josie Chen. 382 Jianguo Xi Lu, near Taiyuan Lu. Web: www.josiechenrange.co.uk

For Him << COSY KNITWEAR Men’s knitwear doesn’t have to be drab or boring. Get him to make a statement in this burnt orange pullover jumper. RMB 1499. Ted Baker. 1563 Nanjing Xi Lu, near Tongren Lu. Tel: 5291 9559. Web: www.tedbaker.com

>> MAN BAG Every man needs a man bag, and this version will get you into the good books of any guy in your life. RMB 2599. Ted Baker. 1563 Nanjing Xi Lu, near Tongren Lu. Tel: 5291 9559. Web: www. tedbaker.com October14 TalkMagazine

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Homegrown Handbags Casey Hall

For a long time, handbag shopping in Shanghai has meant a trip to a fake market to pick up a good quality or cheap (rarely are they both) rip-off designer bag. For those looking for something a little more original, Shanghai’s burgeoning independent design scene is producing a crop of innovative handbag designers, offering a range of socially aware and super stylish accessories.

SOMOS

andmade in Cambodia from upcycled tarpaulin sacks, SOMOS is a socially aware enterprise supporting craftspeople in a developing country – but that’s hardly the whole story for the two-year-old, Shanghai-based brand. Founders Alasdair Connell and Tatiana Gomez are trying to balance quality, design, moneymaking and doing the right thing with their brand, and thus far have managed to juggle these – at times conflicting – interests for their fledgling label. “We started out very casually and we weren’t tremendously savvy business people, but we tried to observe what other people were doing well and tried to introduce something totally different here”, Connell said. “I don’t think customers are going to buy more than one bag from us because the materials are recycled, or because it’s supporting developing business in Cambodia. It’s the cultural connection and this textural element that the bags have which makes them stand out and makes people go for them”. After abandoning London’s dismal job market for the bright lights of Shanghai in 2010, a trip to Cambodia would lead to more than the pair had bargained for. A chance encounter with a local woman using tarpaulin sacks – previously containing fish food and concrete, among other things – to make bags at a small tourist shop lead to the creation of SOMOS. The pair was encouraged to take the plunge with their own brand, at least in part, because of the entrepreneurial spirit in Shanghai’s air, where it was not unusual for them to meet other expats with “Rockefeller-like” stories of starting up a new company and finding success with little in the way of capital or experience. “In the UK, it felt like business was something

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other people did, people with connections, or people with money. Here it felt like all you needed was an idea and something to set you apart”, Connell explained. With a product line including wallets and iPhone covers (RMB 100), handbags and laptop bags (RMB 200 to RMB 300) and sports bags (RMB 350 and up), SOMOS is now expanding beyond its original, Southeast Asian sourced materials, to include products locally-made with recycled Chinese materials, as well as locally-sourced, patterned fabrics. Web: www.somosdesign.net

SOMOS

Mozaik

his brand is the brainchild of Indonesian expat, and soon to be mother-oftwins, Rinnie Huang. Though Mozaik started life as a hobby, it has since grown to be a business with major ambitions. “In the beginning it was only for fun. But I really liked it, so last year I got serious and started hiring people”, Huang explained. “My goal is to have a $10 million revenue company, but I’m still writing my business plan”. Huang’s first collections, featuring exotic materials sourced from and made in her homeland, have certainly won the brand

some fans, and now Mozaik is expanding into new materials, including woven leaves and traditional Indonesian textiles. “I visited these small villages that make this by hand and I thought it was quite cool, you know, so we started playing around with a prototype”, she said, showing off her new designs. Prices vary from RMB 650 for traditional fabric clutch, up to more than RMB 5000 for the large-sized snakeskin satchels. Though the response has been positive and a steady stream of retailers in Shanghai and Beijing have started stocking the brand, part of the challenge for Mozaik, as for many local, independent brands, is to set itself apart and at the same time, make sure local consumers understand what they are trying to achieve. “Our stuff is quite new and quite different, so we need to educate people about the products”, Huang said. “I think of myself as a practical person, so I think a lot about people who are going to use the bags. Most of my bags are lightweight. My goal is to make something functional but lightweight”. Web: www.themozaik.com

wedish-born and bred accessories designer, Mary Huynh, originally came to Shanghai to explore her Chinese ancestry, but the move also led her to follow her long-time passion for fashion and start her own brand, Designed by MaryH, in 2010. Her first foray into the world of design was multi-use handbags that could be carried as a clutch, on the shoulder, or worn cross body, giving her customers the ability to cater one bag to different needs and occasions. It would also set the scene for the brand, which still specialises in multiuse bags in a riot of colours. “My Scandinavian background brings the minimal and the functional, while my Chinese background brings the colourful. I try to keep both cultures together”, Huynh explained to Talk, adding that she takes her own life and needs as inspiration when designing new products. “I want to design things that I would like to use myself. I would like to stay with bags and shoes. If I do expand the product line, it will still be leatherrelated, I might make belts that match the bags or shoes, so people have the option to buy matching pieces if they want”. Currently, Designed by MaryH has products that run the price spectrum from RMB 200, for small leather goods, up to RMB 2,000, for large convertible tote bags. After four years in the business, Huynh is still focusing her operation on the Chinese market, which she has seen

becoming more open to independent brands since she first started out; in particular, responding to unique brand stories and a personal connection that’s much harder to cultivate with a largescale luxury label. “I think [Chinese customers] are becoming more open to design in general, they want something that suits their own personal style. It’s nice for them to hear my personal, and the brand’s story, as well; I think they appreciate that kind of thing”, she said. Though it presents its own set of unique challenges, Huynh is still excited by the opportunities on offer in Shanghai. Though success is far from guaranteed, the designer rates the energy of the city and the willingness of its people to try new things as major pluses for her local, independent brand. “There are a lot of opportunities, people are open, but you really need to find the right partners. You need to have the right mentality and personality to succeed here. Not everyone can do it”, Huynh said. “There are definitely enough customers here, you just have to reach them”. Web: www.designedbymaryh.com October14 TalkMagazine

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HEALTH & BEAUTY

Help! I’m Addicted to Noodles Yes, we’ve all been there. We want to say no to that big dish of scrumptious-looking, delightfully fragrant noodles, but temptation peaks and before we know it, we’ve broken our

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diet by justifying that not eating the popular Asian staple would be an all-out insult to Chinese culture. Queue guilt.

Tip 2

ear not, fellow noodle lovers. If you are an avid noodle aficionado but are serious about maintaining a healthy diet, we have a few tips that can help you enjoy the dish without waving your waistline goodbye.

Tip1: Know Your Noodles There is a surprising nutritional variety when it comes to different noodles. Wheat, egg (which don’t always contain egg), rice… if you are shopping for noodles, learn to look at the nutritional information on the back of the pack. This will give you a better idea of what you’re dealing with when you eat out. If you don’t read Chinese characters, don’t worry – the main culprits are easy to spot. The Chinese word for carbohydrates will be the easiest to find as it’s the only word with five characters (碳水化合物). The word for sodium (钠) only has one. Fat (脂肪) and energy content (能量) both have two characters, but fat will be listed in grams while energy

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in kJ. Calories can be deduced from the latter with a simple converter tool (free on app stores). Aim for low percentages here, especially since the sauce or broth accompanying your noodles may be respectively high in fat and/or sodium. Higher protein (蛋白质) values are a big plus, and absolutely exist. Our supermarket choice is noodles made from buckwheat (荞麦面), which is not actually wheat or related to it. The dark noodles, famous in Japanese cuisine, are widely available and cost less than RMB 10 per pack. Noodles made entirely from buckwheat are additionally a great source of fibre and protein (around 11g per 100g serving) as well as vitamins and minerals.

Tip 2: Method Matters Cutting to the chase, the worst noodle damage you can do is late night, fried street noodles. Worse than the 800 – 1000 empty calories you consume, the ample oil used to cook the noodles is usually poor quality and reused, coating an already greasy dish with fat and robbing any vegetables of their nutritional value. Mixing other empty calories (ie. booze) while indulging will guarantee weight gain, unless you feel well enough to spend half of the following day exercising. But don’t be put off – you don’t have to swear off fried noodles just because you care about your health. Enjoy occasionally on an exercise day, knowing the damage, or make your own dish at home using healthier ingredients and oil, which is not so harmful to your health, such as coconut.

Tip 3: Talk To Your Noodle Vendor So are you doomed if you love noodles but don’t cook? Not at all. Just talk to your noodle vendor or get a Chinese-speaking friend to do so for you. Try to find raw noodle vendors (such as Shaanxi-style liangpi凉皮 stalls) to avoid unhealthy, cooking oil entirely. Some friendly noodle stands we know are even willing to use half the normal portion of noodles and fill up the rest of the bowl with the raw cucumber usually used as a topping, for an extra RMB 2 of course! The dish comes with bean sprouts and nothing but a peanutbased sauce mixed with soy sauce and chillies. The noodles are made from rice flour (米粉), meaning they are gluten free. Not bad for an RMB 8 emergency lunch. Remember, just because noodles can be extremely unhealthy doesn’t mean you have to be. Familiarise yourself with different noodles, stay away from fried dishes and exercise a little portion control (ie. by adding veggies) to ensure you can feed your inner noodle lover without sacrificing your figure.

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Runway Trends For Real Life Casey Hall

Last month saw the Spring/Summer 2015 shows take over runways in fashion capitals New York, London, Milan and Paris. There were plenty of wacky beauty looks showing up on the runway, as well as a select few we’ll be working into our real life repertoire.

Messy Braids

Another fortuitous trend, in that for most of us, a self-made fishtail braid ends up looking rather messy whether we intend it to or not. Embrace the imperfection for a lowmaintenance goddess look. If you don’t know where to start with the fishtail braid, check out www. thebeautydepartment.com for a helpful, step-by-step tutorial. The messy fishtail also looks great worn on the side (which makes it easier if you are DIY-ing it).

Low Bun

Ballerina-style buns perched on top of the head have been all the rage for the past few years, but it’s nice to mix it up with a messy low bun. Don’t worry about a few layers escaping and framing the face; this look is about being soft and effortless. The red lip certainly ups the glamour quotient, but even a slick of gloss will be enough to keep this look fresh and appealing.

Purple Eye Shadow As a long-time fan of mixing up a neutral eye shadow palette with the occasional vibrant burst of purple, we were rather excited to see shades of the colour coating lids at both Derek Lam and Vera Wang. This look works particularly well for those with dark eyes, though it’s best not to overdo it, lest your eye area look more accented by violence than violet.

Simple Nail Art

This simple geometric look will be a cinch for your friendly local nail art technician, but it’s also easy to DIY if you are one of the few Shanghai expats who doesn’t go out to get their nails done. We love the light background colour with metallic accent. Although there are a number of specialised nail art pens on the market now, our go-to is still the good old Sharpie pen. Particularly for gold, as the Sharpie gold looks really shiny on nails, unlike many of its more expensive competitors. It glides over the top of dry nail polish or gel nails smoothly and can be removed with rubbing alcohol before you add the top coat, in case you make a boo boo. October14 TalkMagazine

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AUTO TALK

Budget Buy – Baojun 610 Mark Andrews

ack at the 2011 Shanghai Auto Show, the big story was how the joint ventures were creating China-only brands. Many, such as Nissan’s Venucia showed bold concepts, but General Motor’s Baojun went a step further and displayed an actual production car. The Baojun 630 saloon turned out to be the only new brand with a purpose built car – the others just rebadged old models. Such cars were meant to steal sales away from Chinese brands in lower tier cities by way of recycling proven older tech. Three years on, Baojun is the most successful of the China-only brands. GM, whose technology underpins the cars, has expanded the range to include the recently launched 610 and 730. We drove the top of the range 610 Luxury that is essentially a hatchback version of the original 630. Externally, it is a smart looking, well put together car. Obviously, given the budget price, the interior uses cheaper harder plastics. However, money has been spent wisely on technology where it counts. Our top of the range Luxury model came fitted with the optional RMB 4000 touch screen infotainment system. More impressive are the instruments; not only do they have blue backlighting, but they also show the average fuel economy and estimated range on the remaining fuel plus the tyre pressure – these are all features that are often GM Corp

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missing on far more expensive vehicles. Furthermore, the air conditioning allows you to set a target temperature. In the rear, both, headroom and legroom are adequate but it is not particularly spacious. While there are ISOFIX points for child seats, the middle passenger unfortunately only gets a lap restraint. This is all the more disappointing as in the 630 there is a full seat belt. There is a reasonable amount of space in the boot and, of course, this can be increased by folding down the seats. Currently, the car is only available with a 1.5 litre engine and a choice of five-speed manual or six-speed automatic transmission. It is possible that the 610 may later get the 1.8 litre, which is available in its 630 sibling. On a mixture of city roads and gaojia, the engine, with automatic gearbox, seems more than adequate with quite a sprightly performance. This is surprising as on paper the figures tell a different story with a sluggish 0km – 100km/h of 13.1 seconds. The six-speed automatic provides quick changes and can be used in a manual mode. However, it is not a dual clutch type system, and this leads to a large drop

in fuel economy over the five-speed manual. Fuel economy is one area in which the Baojun scores very badly. Our model’s trip computer showed a historic average of 11.5l/100km – well above the advertised level of 7.0. Obviously, this is dependent on various factors such as driving style, traffic and speed, but nonetheless is a terrible figure for such a small car. Steering is overly light and gives a vague feel when driving, but the car does benefit from good all-round visibility. While the ride is relatively soft, the car is not good at soaking up bumps on the road and our test model seemed to rattle. Road holding, while far from class leading, is more than adequate, especially when you consider the price. With prices ranging from RMB 65800 to RMB 85800, it is an extremely good buy. Yes, it has shortcomings, but the build quality is far better than many of the Chinese brand competitors, and it is quite fun to drive. However, factor in the high fuel consumption and you might have been better off stumping up for a more frugal car.

MONEY TALK

How To Choose A Financial Advisor When it comes to our money, how well our investments perform is not under our control, but whom we choose to manage our money is. For that reason, you’ll want to search and evaluate all candidates carefully. I have put together some key questions you should ask a potential financial advisor. How do you bill for your services, and how much do you charge? I believe this is the most important question when interviewing an advisor as it can make a huge difference in your long-term returns. You typically want to avoid commission-based advisers. Advisers who work on commission have incentives to push a certain life insurance packages or mutual funds if they’re getting a cut of that revenue. More than likely, these products will not be the best options for your savings. If you do meet a commissionbased advisor, ask them how much they are earning on the product they are offering. Ideally, get it in writing. Fee based advisors are typically your best option. Fee based advisors either charge a flat fee or an annual fee based on a percentage of your assets under management. They are much more inclined to provide you good advice, as their future earnings are closely tied to the success of your investment account. Also, besides the fees that are paid to the advisor, make sure you understand all of the other costs associated with the investment, such as platform, transaction and custodian fees. If all fees exceed one to one-and-a-half per cent per annum, then you are likely paying too much.

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Does the investment lock up any part of my savings? Unfortunately, many investors ask this question after the fact and they find themselves stuck in an investment for up to 25 years. There is absolutely no reason as to why you should invest in an account that locks up your money, unless it is a government sponsored retirement account such as an IRA. An investment that has a lock-in has very little incentive to make a return on your money, as they know you are not going anywhere. In our opinion, lack of liquidity is one of the biggest problems with some of the most widely sold investment products for expatriates in China. By ‘liquidity’, we mean the ability to get cash when you want. Of course, you’ll be told that this lack of liquidity is “for your own long term benefit”. What is your educational background, credentials or other certifications do you have? It is important that your advisor knows what they are talking about, so I would confirm the educational background and whether the advisor has CFP (Certified Financial Planner) and CFA (Certified Financial Analyst) certificates. As it is not

uncommon for advisors to make up their educational background, I’d ask for some proof that they have the education they are claiming. What is your investment approach? You should ask the advisor about his or her investment philosophy. Does the advisor invest in low-cost ETFs, do they prefer to use managed funds, passive investments or do they invest in individual stocks and bonds? Beware of advisors who boast they consistently beat the market. There aren’t a lot of people like Warren Buffet. If you have an initial meeting with an adviser and you hear predictions of market-beating performance, it may be a warning. No one can safely make such guarantees, and anyone who’s trying may be taking risks that you don’t want to take. My personal belief is that advisors should concentrate on an indexing approach by using ultra cost efficient ETFs offered by such companies such as Vanguard, Ishares and SPDR. What is your performance record? You should ask any potential advisor how their portfolios have performed over the last several years and ideally ask for some kind of proof. Proof may be in the way of an audited statement or, if this is not available,

Bill Longstreet a couple of client references could provide some insight into the advisor’s performance. How much contact do you have with your clients? Some advisors have an initial allocation meeting and then you see them once a year, others might have quarterly overviews, while others would offer some contact once a month. How often you meet your advisor may depend on their investment strategy. If you are following a more passive investment strategy, a yearly check up is all you may need. Choosing the right financial adviser is an important decision. Spend some time researching and comparing a number of advisers. This will improve your chances of finding the right one for you. Bill Longstreet is a partner with Caterer Goodman Partners, a primarily fee based financial advisory firm. For more tips on how to handle your savings check out their blog: www.chinaexpatmoney.com

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TECH TALK

GADGETS& Isobel Rose

June

June is a clever and intuitive devise that measures your exposure to the sun throughout the day before feeding the information to your smartphone. You will then get real-time advice on how to protect yourself from the sun and the most appropriate SPF for your skin, taking into account current UV levels. This bracelet is not only stylish, but it will keep you looking younger than your years; the biggest beauty secret imaginable. Order from Europe now to receive delivery before next summer. Price: RMB 750. Web: www.netatmo.com

iPhone 6

The obvious choice this month - even though the new phone won’t be on sale in China until, possibly, the beginning of next year. It is Apple’s first “phablet” (a phone/tablet to you and me), due to its larger size. The iPhone 6 is already proving a hit with customers around the world.

Toshiba Satellite P50T-B

Run on the new Windows8.1 system, this steel 4th generation Intel® Core™ processor weighs 2.1kg and is only 25mm thick. The touch screen display improves ease of use, leaving you lost without this technology always at your fingertips.

Price: TBC. Web: www.apple.com/cn

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Web: www.toshiba.com.cn

LaCie | Christofle Sphère Hard Drive

Apple Watch

Because you can’t have the new iPhone without the new watch, can you? Available in three different collections, Apple want to enhance your relationship with technology. It promises to make the way you communicated even more convenient.

It is hard to believe that this beautiful piece of craftsmanship can be as functional as it is elegant, but it is possible. Silvered in France with embedded technology from LaCie, this cutting edge piece of equipment features high speed USB 3.0 and 1TB of storage. Price: RMB 3720. Web: www.lacie.com

Price: TBC. Web: www.apple.com/cn

Philips Hue

App Of The Month: Brainscape Smart Flashcards Improve your Mandarin by learning from smart flashcards based on brain science. Brainscape uses an adaptive learning algorithm called Confidence-Based Repetition, which is scientifically proven to help you learn faster and remember longer.

Create and control your lighting from your smart phone or tablet. Change the way you see light by adjusting the tone, contrast, white light and a spectrum of colour for the ideal mood lighting or the perfect “selfie” shot. Price: RMB 1898. Web: www.amazon.cn

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ART TALK

Ye Hongxing’s Fantasy Land Casey Hall

A riot of colours and layers of pop culture permeate Ye Hongxing’s large-scale canvases in a new solo exhibition, “The Fantasy Factory”.

eijing-based artist, Ye Hongxing, has been described as a modern day, Chinese, female Andy Warhol, with her irreverent visual take on the very complex issues facing the world (and in particular her own homeland) today. Working in the unusual medium of stickers on canvas, Ye’s works feature an unmistakable visual style, with primary colours and multi-layered images almost overwhelming to the eyes. “Stickers are a very interesting material object because they are popular, fashionable and so forth, and the combination of all of these characteristics creates a multiplicity and multi-faced nature to them. In the beginning, I chose stickers to experiment with, but after several times using the medium, I have found that they truly give more dimensions to my work in both visual aesthetic and meaning”, Ye explained. The use of a cheap consumer good as a medium could be read as a comment on the throwaway nature of China’s modern consumer culture – or perhaps the layers of

stickers simply allow for more nuanced readings of her layered compositions. “Multi-layering is an important feature in my works – you could say it is kind of my style. This multiple layering adds so much through the relationships between them that it causes each element to be multi-fold”, the artist said. “This undoubtedly increases the capacity of the works’ connotations, and offers greater possibility for viewers to interpret at different levels and experience multiple experiences”. Looking at Ye’s works can be overwhelming, a sensory sensation, with modern motifs alongside traditional Chinese figures. A mix of fairy-tale landscapes populated with fashionistas, gas masks, high-heeled shoes, tigers and soldiers on motorbikes, the seemingly unrelated and often-times fatuous subject matter could easily be taken as a comment on modern China’s embrace of a consumerist lifestyle to the detriment of meaningful culture.

The primary colours and pop-culture themes may give the impression that Ye’s work lacks gravitas, but there is also an underlying and menacing spectre of environmental pollution and the fading of traditional culture apparent in some of the figures. Her world, as with the one we inhabit, is anything but black and white. The artist herself is careful to stay above the fray when it comes to dissecting the meaning of her works, though Ye is happy for viewers to take away what they will from her multi-faceted canvases. “I never think about how to lead people to read my works. I let people understand them in their own way. However, my works provide a wide range of possibilities for viewers to explore in sensual, visual and rational depth”, she said. Welcome to the surreal world of Ye Hongxing and contemporary China – it certainly is the stuff of fantasy.

“City Stream” @ Art Labor Gallery

“Ugo Rondinone: Breathe Walk Die” @ RAM

“The Fantasy Factory: New Works by Ye Hongxing” runs until 26 October, Art+ Shanghai Gallery, 191 Suzhou Nan Lu, near Sichuan Zhong Lu. Web: www.artplusshanghai.com

ART NEWS “Bark! Hop! Swim! Repeat.” @ island6 The latest offering from artistic collective island6, or Liu Dao, is pre-occupied with the concept and perception of time. In contrast to the human obsession with the construct, animals are seen here as the inspiration for truly living in the moment. Liu Dao’s crowdpleasing LED works capture moments in time, looped, experienced and re-experienced. “Bark! Hop! Swim! Repeat.” runs until 2 November @ island6, Building 7, 50 Moganshan Lu, near Suzhou Xi Lu. Web: www.island6.org

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Lu Xinjian’s art explores the nature of city structures using simple lines, shapes and primary colours. Living and working in Shanghai, Lu has a special connection with the city and this new exhibition features ten large paintings of night-time Shanghai – with busy traffic on the elevated highways, twinkling lights, flashing neon signs and lit-up high-rises. “City Stream” runs until 15 October @ Art Labor Gallery, 570 Yongjia Lu, near Yueyang Lu. Web: www.artlaborgallery.com

Swiss artist Ugo Rondinone is a unique voice on the contemporary art scene. Best known for his clown sculptures, stone figures, target paintings and video and sound installations, these diverse techniques and concepts explore themes of fantasy and desire and draw on the canons of literature, poetry, as well as the visual arts. “Ugo Rondinone: Breathe Walk Die” runs until 4 January @ Rockbund Art Museum, 20 Huqiu Lu, near Beijing Dong Lu. Web: www. rockbundartmuseum.org

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LOCAL TALK

Anfu Lu

Isobel Rose

Anfu Lu is a quaint street in the Former French Concession, shaded by leafy trees and full of independent boutiques, furniture stores, cafes and restaurants. Spend a weekend here scouring the shops for home decorations and enjoy a good meal with the best company.

Drawing Room

This is a fifth storey nail bar/beauty salon/café-cum-bar. Set in an old mansion building, on a clear weather day, this unique space offers stunning views out towards a garden area and the rooftops of nearby FFC building. Sit on the terrace and drink a water chestnut latte (with decaf and skimmed milk options available), whilst getting your nails done. The only downside to the Drawing Room is working up the energy to climb the flights of stairs. We suggest stopping at the numerous cute clothing boutiques on the way up. 284 Anfu Lu, near Wukang Lu. Tel: 5418 8779

Franck Provost

Fei Dan

This well-known grocery chain offers deli items, ice cream, imported produce and, who can forget, cheap bottles of wine and beer. Grab a table outside, weather permitting, and snack on some imported cold cuts with a (plastic) glass of wine.

This international, French hair brand is a favourite amongst many expats in Shanghai. Have a consultation with an internationally trained hairstylist to discuss the latest hair trends and what style is best suited to you. It is also worth noting that the salon carries many imported hair care products that are hard to find in other locations.

158 Anfu Lu, near Wulumuqi Lu. Tel: 5403 6991. Web: www.feidan.cn

164 Anfu Lu, near Wulumuqi Lu. Tel: 3356 3188. Web: www.franckprovost.com.cn

Hunter Gatherer

MIC – Feiyue

308 Anfu Lu, near Wukang Lu. Tel: 5425 0272. Web: www. behuntergatherer.com

250 Anfu Le, near Wukang Lu.

This tiny store can only really fit three patrons inside its tiny gangway at once, so be prepared to queue. The Made In China Feiyue plimsolls are worth the wait, however, and there is a wide range of sizes and colours displayed on the wall, with the most basic pair starting at a reasonable RMB 49. Ask for a customer loyalty card, and get your tenth pair for free.

This brand new restaurant and grocery aims to “celebrate real food”. The brand sources produce from their own chemical-free farms and creates dishes around the ingredients sourced, allowing their fresh taste to shine. The ethos here is to improve the land and the lives of the people who grow our food. Grab a seat on their terrace while the weather holds out.

Piling Palang

Traditional Chinese products such as lacquer, ceramic, cloisonné and paper are given a modern twist in this fashionable, upscale design brand. Old-fashioned artwork is given a vibrant twist with the use of bright colours and eyecatching patterns. The perfect store to pick up a unique gift or a centrepiece for your own home. 183 Anfu Lu, near Wulumuqi Lu. Tel: 6422 7577. Web: www.pilingpalang.com

Regalo + Ecoshop Gnn’s Garden

Pick up a potted plant or two for your home in this local florist. Chat with the passionate assistants and find the ideal shrubbery for your apartment.

The jewellery store and toiletries shop are housed under one roof and are as equally labour intensive as one another. Ecoshop offers wonderfully aromatic handmade soaps and lotions, while Regalo boasts cute jewellery designs made by the owner herself. 271 Anfu Lu, near Wukang Lu. Tel: 139 1694 4101 October14 TalkMagazine

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TRAVEL TALK

Peace And Quiet In Khanom Casey Hall

Family Villa Outside

but there is still e, ev li be to rd ha be It may beach paradise to a relatively untouched be found in Thailand.

world away from the crowds of Phuket or Samui (though quite geographically close to the latter) is Khanom – home to fishing boats, pink dolphins and calm, virtually uninhabited beaches. The vibe of this place runs counter to the overtly commoditised Thai holiday experience of sprawling resorts and full moon parties, which is exactly what we were looking for in a quick getaway from Shanghai. In terms of things to do, your options are limited. This is exactly the kind of place to get away from it all, kick back, read some books and swim in the bath-warm waters of the Gulf of Thailand. Among the activities on offer, a boat trip to see the area’s rare species of pink dolphin is a truly special experience. The Indo-Pacific Humpback species of dolphin is born grey, but gradually turns pink as it advances in age. In Khanom, fishing is still the main industry and fishermen have been feeding these dolphins their smallest catch off the side of boats for generations (mainly to prevent the dolphins trying to eat fish from the nets and becoming entangled). Given their long history with friendly people who feed them, a pink dolphin sighting is quite likely, as the water-borne mammals sidle up to the sides of boats looking for an easy meal.

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If you want to do more than get a glimpse though, you had better be quick with that camera, as flashes of pink fin above the water disappear as quickly as they surface. These dolphins may be spectacular to look at, but they are not exactly Instagramfriendly. If you’re feeling even more energetic, a mountain-biking trip through the ancient evergreen forests, or a chance to stretch your legs by hiking to some of the local area’s waterfalls and caves are also options. A visit to the local market (held every Monday and Wednesday) offers a glimpse into small town life in Thailand. Foreign tourists are still something of a curiosity in this part of the country, which is popular mainly as a domestic tourism destination, and foreign visitors can expect to attract (friendly) attention from local people as they make their way around town. These are all options in and around Khanom, though doing nothing at all is a perfectly acceptable alternative, with many visitors happy to content themselves with the beaches, the quiet and the stoic company of palm trees.

Atte Savisalo and Kati Hakkinen were certainly enamoured with the locale when they first saw it on a backpacking trip six years ago. So much so, they bought a plot of land and have transformed it into a boutique hotel and wellness centre, perched as close to the waters of the idyllic Nadan Beach as local law allows.

Coconut Trees

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Pool Couple

Khanom Beach

class, which helps youngsters burn off any excess holiday energy in a fun environment. Savisalo and Hakkinen – themselves parents to two young children who can often be seen living a rather sublime childhood around the resort – have set out to make Aava a family-friendly destination, and the staff seem to take extra special care in attending to their youngest guests. The spa menu even has treatments designed especially for kids, which is not only thoughtful, but also rather adorable.

Aava Resort & Spa has only 28 rooms, including standalone poolside villas with personal access to the central swimming pool from an outside deck. The whole resort is imbued with a fresh, Scandinavian-style minimalism in its design – which isn’t a huge surprise given Savisalo and Hakkinen’s Finnish background. If you are looking for a holiday with a wellness, as well as beach focus, Aava offers a weekly program of classes, including tai chi, yoga, meditation and Thai kick-boxing, led by wellness coordinator and all around nice guy, Khun Chack, in a breezy outdoor studio with water views – or on the beach itself. Chack makes it easy to get over any initial self-consciousness about your ability or fitness level with his manner, which quickly puts his students at ease, as he cleverly adjusts each class to cater to the needs of the people in it. A popular addition to the wellness schedule has been the kids’ Thai boxing

There are a large number of resorts in Thailand dedicated to weight loss and fasting, but the Aava attitude to wellness is a very low-key, balanced one. This is rather lucky, because if you were fasting or on a strict diet, you might have to miss out on the wonderful meals being churned out by the Aalto Restaurant. Given the lack of international restaurant options in Khanom, the quality on offer at Aalto is particularly welcome for international travellers.

Hot Deal Wellbeing Escapes, a leading wellness travel company, is currently offering an exclusive “Discover & Unwind” package at Aava Resort & Spa. The minimum five night package starts at £329 (RMB 3,327) per person and includes an invigorating, one-hour Thai Massage, body wrap or scrub, daytrips to discover the local area – including a pink dolphin spotting long boat adventure – unlimited access to wellness activities, daily breakfast and free transfers to and from Surat Thani or Nakhon Si Thammarat airports. Web: www.wellbeingescapes.com

Specialising in Euro-Asian fusion with a light touch (there are healthy options for every meal if you are looking for something particularly waistline friendly), Aalto regularly hosts theme nights, including Thai night and a weekly beach barbecue (candlelit dinner accompanied by a generous helping of sand between your toes anyone?). Between the daily yoga, fresh and tasty food and the twice-daily happy hours (during which cocktails are two-for-one), the biggest problem you’ll have at Aava is dragging yourself away at the end of your stay. An ideal option for those who want to get away from it all – but also need to bring the kids along for the ride – Khanom and Aava are the perfect antidote to a life lived in the fast lane.

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TRAVEL TALK

Safari In The Serengeti Jamie Barys Photo Credit: Jamie Barys and Sanctuary

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severed gazelle’s foot greets us as we step off the plane, along with our guide for the next five days: Richard Chacha. A driver for Sanctuary Retreats, Richard is a short, stocky member of the Bantu tribe, with a rich voice that goes husky like a water buffalo whisperer when wildlife step into his view. Something of a Serengeti savant, Richard was the president of his class at the College of African Wildlife Management and knows the other guides and trackers – former classmates – as well as the instinctive path of the wildebeest. His easy air of authority and hushed respect the other guides show him is a boon for us, as guide camaraderie in the park comes in the form of whispered suggestions over the radio and shouted tips from passing land cruisers: “A pride of lions is stalking a Thompson’s gazelle just a couple kilometres to the north”. “A herd of elephants is on its way through the trees just east”. As soon as we were situated in our khaki SUV, a crackle comes over the CB radio and Richard floors it, directed in Swahili to some destination unknown to us. Over the roar of the engine and the bouncing shocks, he shouts back to us, “This is something you see on Animal Planet or National Geographic”, his low

voice reaching an octave higher as his excitement grows. “Something you will never forget”. We slow to a crawl as we reach the Mara River, where a crush of wildebeests several hundred deep prance on the edge of its banks, waiting for the signal to stampede across the water. But a rogue Land Cruiser guns it up to the embankment, hoping for a front row seat of the river crossing that is nature’s way of culling the wildebeest population. A single misstep here means they will be fodder for the waiting crocodiles or trampled by their compatriots and drowned. The unnatural glimmer off the car’s windshield and mechanised growl of its motor frighten them back, and they set off down the river to find a crossing free from human observation.

Ngorongoro Crater

“Hakuna matata”, Richard says, without a trace of irony in his voice as he, like Timon and Pumba before him, explain that’s Swahili for no worries. We have four more days to catch the wildebeests in their dangerous effort to literally find greener pastures. Right now, there’s plenty more to see, like The Big Five - elephants, lions, cape buffalo, leopards and rhinos - so named because they are the five most difficult animals to hunt on foot. Sometimes called the Fatal Five, European hunters in the 1800s stalked these big game with muzzleloading guns that were only able to fire a single shot before the wounded animals could turn the tables and advance, often landing their own death blow before anyone could reload. Richard leads our jeep past acacia trees stripped of their bark, some ripped straight out of the ground. A memory of elephants – just one of the safari collective noun Richard shares - had just been by, he says, explaining that the giant mammals are natural ecologists of the savannah, pruning trees with their prehensile trucks and fertilising the ground with their dung. Their ivory tusks, prized into the millions by poachers, are more than just decoration or weapons; elephants use them to bore into the ground as their innate senses lead them to high water tables during dry spells. A couple hours later, we stumble upon a herd – possibly the same one that levelled the oasis – with three babies bathing in a river, just upstream from a bloat of hippos. After filling our memory cards with shots of a lone pregnant giraffe chewing

her cud as she stared blankly at our idling car, ostriches bobbing up and down in the tall grass and the backsides of gazelles as they hightailed from our scent, we head back to our tent… if one can call a canvas structure that when it’s equipped with hot showers, flush toilets and a personal butler. As the sun goes down over our sundowners, zebras and wildebeest traipse by, just a hundred metres away from the Sanctuary Retreats’ Serengeti Migration Camp. We watch the peripatetic animal kingdom walk by until a thunderstorm that lights up the darkening savannah forces us under the cover of canvas.

ith several animals already checked off our list of must-sees, we tell Richard that we have a single-minded goal for day two: lions. Within the hour, he succeeds, leading us to an entire pride sunning themselves on rocks, bellies full from a rewarding night of hunting. We see nearly 20 by day’s end, including one unperturbed young male who leapt off his rock and sauntered past our Land Cruiser, almost brushing against it with his whiskers as if to mark it, like an overgrown curious housecat. Under the shade of a fever tree, we eat a picnic lunch within eyeshot of the banks of the Mara. Wildebeests have been queuing for hours, another guide relays as Richard sets up a white tablecloth meal. But they keep tiptoeing to the edge and scampering back, their fear justified by the column of vultures circling upriver. After lunch, there’s still no change, and Richard suggests we follow the stench of death instead of waiting for the indecisive wildebeest to make a move. His advice, as always, proves sage, leading us to a graveyard for the victims of the river crossings. Last night’s storm created a surge, washing wildebeest carcasses downriver and up onto the rocks of the shallow rapids where the river twists. Scavengers pick apart the waterlogged carrion, and a fat, sated crocodile sits digesting on the sandy shore,

unperturbed Mobile Camping by his snacking neighbours. Hippos wallow in the shallows upstream, and in the clearing across the river, a family of giraffes lumber out from behind the trees, casually surveying the death and destruction as they walk by. On our last day in the Serengeti, we ride past two trucks that advise us to hurry back to the river for an imminent wildebeest crossing. The congregation’s ranks had swollen to several thousand, and we are running out of time. It’s nearly 4:30pm and safari cars have to be out of the park by 6pm and most camps are at least an hour’s drive from the banks of the Mara. But word spread quickly around the park about the impending sight, and too many trucks arrived with their windshields and longlens camera glinting in the setting sun. After several false starts, the wildebeest shied away from the threat of man, and

we never did see them plunge into the water. But that’s just one more good reason to return to the Mara – and now National Geographic’s documentaries will hold special wonder. October14 TalkMagazine

CITY LIVING

TRAVEL TALK

WHERE TO STAY Sanctuary Retreats

Bush Breakfast

After indulging in amenities like en-suite bathrooms, gourmet meals and plush king-sized beds, you’ll be shocked to learn that Sanctuary Retreats’ Serengeti Migration Camp is a mobile one, packed up and moved hundreds of miles at a time to follow the wildebeests and make sure their pampered guests are given a year-round pass to the greatest spectacle on earth. Set up smack dab in the middle of the wildebeests’ path, our camp was visited under cover of darkness by a herd of the wild cattle; whose grass-munching and lowing become our African lullaby.

warriors. Tall and slender, the pastoral walkers herd their goats and cattle up and over the 600 foot rim of the crater. The Ngorongoro caldera formed millions of years ago when a volcanic eruption caused the land to collapse, and is now an entire ecosystem to itself. Just 22 kilometres across, the bowl covers a plateau, marshes, soda seas and a grasslands, and is home to 25000 large animals, including flamingos, baboons, cape buffalo and the elusive black rhino, as well as the densest known population of lions.

The Serengeti Migration Camp is only one of seven owned by Sanctuary Retreats in greater Tanzania, with the Ngorongoro Crater Camp a nine-hour drive through the desiccated grasslands of the dry season in central and southern Serengeti. Once outside the reserve, the road is lined with gnarled gates and loaf-shaped kraals, the communal homes of the semi-nomadic Maasai

Sanctuary’s Crater Camp is located on the lip of the crater, and game drives both along the rim and into the crater reveal an abridged version of a safari, packing in the whole wildlife spectrum into a day or two, an excellent option to see everything quickly for those who have limited time on a safari.

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Summer has flown by and it is the time of year that you love and loath in equal measures - the kids are going back to school. It always seems as if there are new buzzwords popping up in the educational field making it hard to keep track of the new teaching methods and efficiently track your children’s progress. This month, we have questioned experienced international teachers to find out what important educational movements we should be following.

Neuroscience Neuroscience is the study and science behind the brain and from the research that has been done, it has been proven that if kids have a “growth mindset” as opposed to a “fixed mindset” they will do a lot better as they know they are in charge of their own learning and can do something towards making themselves ‘smarter’ with the knowledge about the plasticity of the brain. They learn that they can improve their own abilities by giving their brains a chance to make more connections between their neurons. What is neuroscience and how can it be of help in everyday learning and teaching? Simply put, neuroscience is the study of how the brain functions. When teachers are aware of some basic neuroscience, it makes teaching and learning more effective. The most important fact is the knowledge about the plasticity of the brain because teachers view their students in a different light and notice things about how their students learn and behave that they wouldn’t necessarily have done beforehand. For example, knowing about executive functions and the fact that the frontal lobe is in charge of that

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can help students target controlling their behaviour. The frontal lobe can be compared to an elephant. An elephant can be controlled, but you need a good rider to keep it in control. Younger children, when taught about the frontal lobe, can imagine their rider, give him or her a name and tell the rider to stay in control of their elephant. If a child is beginning to misbehave, all that needs to be said is ‘rider’. Instant self-control. How can neuroscience be incorporated into everyday learning and teaching? It could be good to start off the year with a few neuroscience sessions, which include facts about neurons and how they connect, how you can grow more and more connections if you put lots of effort into learning and practice lots to keep the neurons firing, learning about the reptilian brain and how it is there to help us survive so we need to keep it ‘happy’ (they learn how to do so) otherwise it becomes very ‘angry’ and we go into ‘fight or flight’ mode. Learning about how the memory works and how we can improve our memory is also useful – lots of movement and acting out or dancing about facts they should remember, works very effectively. These are only a few examples. Once they know these things, they can be referred to at any time afterwards. The students will understand more and more about how to help themselves to learn and behave more effectively, and in these days of instant gratification and stress in our lives, this is very useful for general wellbeing as well as success in learning. How effective has the use of neuroscience in the classroom been? Research done by Carol Dweck in the USA has shown that there is a significant difference between the success of those students who know about the plasticity of the brain compared to those who haven’t, even though they may have been given discrete lessons on ‘learning to learn’. It gives the students the reasons for why they feel the way they do and what they can do to help themselves. They take charge of, and are more responsible for, their learning. As part of a teacher’s everyday tools of the trade, neuroscience is invaluable.

Where can we find more information? There is lots of information on the Internet, but reading about Carol Dweck’s research will give everyone a good background into why it makes sense to teach students about having a ‘growth mindset’ as opposed to a ‘fixed mindset’. When parents know about it too, that’s even better because their attitudes to learning will also change.

Building Learning Power Building Leaning Power aims to help children become better learners both in school and in life by cultivating habits and attitudes that will enable them to face situations that they are not familiar with calmly, confidently and creatively. As a result, students who are more confident in their own learning ability learn faster and learn better. They concentrate more, think harder and find learning more enjoyable. Why is BLP important and how does it differ to traditional teaching methods? For so many years now, there has been one initiative after another introduced into schools, many of which just have not worked. ‘Learning to learn’ is one such initiative. Research has shown that if students are taught these skills in isolation, as a set of discrete lessons, the students do not transfer the skills they have been taught into other classes or in their lives outside school. What Building Learning Power does is include the HOW of learning along with the WHAT of learning – they aren’t separate. BLP aims to form habits through the ‘4Rs’ – Resilience, Resourcefulness, Reciprocity and Reflectiveness. Each of the Rs is then broken down into a few ‘learning muscles’ (17 in all) such as collaboration, noticing, questioning, perseverance and meta-learning, all of which are introduced slowly to the students, as part of their lessons. The WHAT of the lesson might be learning how to write a set of instructions. The HOW of the lesson might be ‘distilling’ (one of the learning muscles) information that they have gleaned from their previous research. They will be shown how to do this on many occasions in many different types of lessons

throughout the school, and with all teachers, as well as at home, as the parents will have been informed about what learning muscle is being targeted. Eventually, these learning capacities become habits, allowing the students to become extremely effective learners and capable of taking on the needs of the 21st century workplace. This cannot be said for far too many students these days because too many education systems are not taking on board the fact that life is so much more complex now, and too many students just cannot cope. BLP ensures that they are ready for the tests of life rather than a life of tests. How can we instil confidence into students in school and at home? BLP helps do exactly this as students learn how to become resilient, and because they have learned how to think effectively, they have the confidence to try everything in a mature way. Why are students not currently equipped for lifelong learning? Life is so much more complicated now than it was when students’ parents and grandparents were at school. Because of all the choices, constant bombardment of advertisers, the speed at which technology has developed and the slowness on our brains’ part in catching up with all of that, leaves all of us slightly stressed – some more so than others. Education, in general, does not equip our young people to cope with the demands of all the changes around us. Too many education systems are geared more towards 19th and 20th century workforce needs, which were not as demanding as today’s needs. There is still far too much spoon feeding and scaffolding in today’s classrooms and homes, which does not allow for the type of thinking necessary for today’s needs and leaves many university students seeking counselling as they do not cope when all that scaffolding isn’t available. BLP isn’t a scheme so much as a habit-forming way of life in schools, where it is used to enable students to become lifelong learners much more readily than those who haven’t had the opportunity to learn in this way. In BLP classrooms, it is common to see students experiencing the joy of being absorbed in learning.

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Dulwich Talk

We take a closer look into the goings-on at Dulwich College Shanghai

The Vienna Tour 2014

nother fantastic Vienna Tour was completed during the summer holidays. This year, DCS took a group of approximately 40 students and parents from three Dulwich Colleges; Shanghai, Beijing and Suzhou, on the trip. The first four days of the tour were spent with the Vienna Boys Choir in their school. It was very exciting and an absolute privilege to work with them and their teachers. The look on the students’ faces when the Vienna Boys began to sing was amazing. I am not sure they could believe that boys could make such a beautiful sound. Dulwich College students collaborated very well and performed admirably with the Vienna Boys in their first concert together. This was followed by an exchange of gifts between the Vienna Boys Choir and our students and concluded with some lovely words about our musical relationship from Gerald Wirth, the Director of the Vienna Boys Choir. In between practices, the group found time to acquaint themselves with Vienna visiting Eisenstad and touring Estherhazy Palace, which houses the world famous Haydn Concert Hall and Bergkirche with the mausoleum of Joseph Haydn. Following our visit to the mausoleum, we were taken to lunch at a typical Austrian restaurant, which came complete with a gypsy Dulcimer performance. We were all fascinated at the similarities between the Dulcimer and the Chinese Yangqin; a great example of the history of the Silk Road. Afterwards, we took a boat trip on Austria’s largest lake, at the end of which we were met by horse and cart, which proceeded to take us on a peaceful journey through farms and vineyards. After four days, it was time to leave Vienna and head for the beautiful 17th Century Imperial Summer Palace of the former Austrian monarchy. We were given a guided tour, delivered from a child’s perspective of Baroque times and our students got to dress up in Baroque costumes. We then moved to the foothills of the Austrian Alps, to the very beautiful Naturhotel Steinscharlerhof in Pielachtal. There we spent the week working on many new choral pieces, in various languages, and participated in composition and conducting workshops. Our productive rehearsals were punctuated with many different activities such as boat building, t-shirt making, instrument making, sports and playing in the beautiful garden.

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On one occasion, we took a walk to Mr Wirth’s house for a campfire with marshmallow toasting; a highlight for everyone. All involved were engrossed in the daily ritual of rehearsing, composing and vocal lessons with the Vienna Boys Choir teachers, activities and of course Austrian hospitality. On Wednesday of the second week, we went for a hike through the hills. Although, this was no ordinary hike. At the end of the journey we arrived at a very small Baroque chapel, and here we performed our solos - the small group pieces we had been preparing with Vienna Boys Choir teachers and some pieces we had prepared as a colleges choir. A small group of the more advanced choristers travelled into Vienna for the rehearsals for the concert at St. Stephen’s Cathedral while the larger group continued to put the finishing touches to their compositions. On our final day, we travelled to Vienna and spent the afternoon at the Augarten Palais Vienna Boys School. Our evening concert celebrated the completion of our composition and we sang a few of the pieces. One very special performance was that of Shenandoah by Ms Bonner from Dulwich College Beijing, which was given to celebrate 4th July. It was an honour to hear all the compositions at this concert. Every group demonstrated a real willingness to contribute their original musical ideas to the group, and at the end of the tour we could ‘hear’ the personalities of each musician within the groups. The following morning, we met after breakfast to do some sightseeing around Vienna. We visited the wonderful House of Music museum, which is filled with many fine exhibits of composers, original musical scores and an array of examples of the physics of sound. The highlight of this visit was being able to conduct the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra at the end. Our final tour destination for the day was the former House of W. A. Mozart. Later that day, the grand finale of the Vienna Tour arrived for the small group of students who had been working all year preparing ‘Missa’ in C by Mozart and ‘Missa Creole’ by Ramirez. It was time to preform with a choir of approximately one hundred and the Viennese Orchestra. The concert was superb and our students performed admirably despite being the only children in the concert. We are extremely fortunate to have such a valuable relationship with Mr Gerald Wirth and the Vienna Boys Choir and our thanks goes to them for their outstanding hospitality. The Dulwich Vienna Tour is certainly unique and we are all looking forward to the 10th Anniversary tour next year.

Student Talk

•Student Talk • Priyanka Iyer

• Year Nine, Dulwich College Shangha

Dulwich College Shanghai Shines In 2014 World Scholar’s Cup

he World Scholar’s Cup (WSC) is a global competition consisting of four main events: collaborative writing, team debating, Scholar’s Challenge and the Scholar’s Bowl. The format is in three stages with winning teams from each round progressing into the next round. There is the regional round, followed by a global round and a final champions round. This year, the global round was held in Singapore and almost 2400 students participated – the highest attendance since the competition’s inception. DCS has been a regular participant and this summer our contingent was 12 members strong, split into four teams. This year’s theme was the “World Within” and the six subjects explored were fascinating and ranged from the Science of Decision-Making to the History of Espionage. Other than the four competitive events, there were social events too, such as the Scavenger Hunt in Sentosa, a disco in Zouk, a night safari and the talent shows. The World Scholar’s Cup is more than just a competition; it’s the celebration of learning. The DCS team performed well in their individual and collective efforts. Apart from the medals we received, we also gained experience, friendships and the selfconfidence to face challenges with humility and inner strength. In terms of medals and trophies, DCS exceeded our success last year, with both first place and second place overall being won by DCS teams. Tara Parekh, Claudia Meng and Priyanka Iyer (all Y9, Team 124) emerged the overall winners of the competition in the junior division, while Angela Lin, Romain Speciel and Yifeng Dong earned second place. In addition,

Priyanka, Tara and Claudia were also first place winners in the debate. Tara was also placed fourth as an individual competitor! Additionally, in the junior division, Angela, Romain and Yifeng were third in the team debate, with Angela coming in third in the individual debate category and Yifeng coming in first overall. Furthermore, Ashley Wu, Victoria Gao and Stephanie Wong also received many individual and team awards. Haqshaarah Nair, Jay Xu and Titan Tsui also participated in the global round for the first time, gaining an invaluable experience. The World Scholar’s Cup is not purely academic; it’s buckets of fun. Not only are there social events, you get free alpacas! Alpacas are the mascot for this competition and competitors receive a fluffy toy alpaca at each round. It’s a great experience that allows you to make friends and learn from others. Will it be challenging? Maybe… Will it be fun? Absolutely! The World Scholar’s Cup is AWESOME.

Dulwich College Shanghai News Round-up Further Success At (I)GCSE For DCS students Following a set of excellent IB results, the publication of this year’s (I)GCSE results has provided further cause for celebration. As in previous years, there are a number of exceptional personal achievements. With an A*/A percentage of 73.5% and 97% of all grades being C or higher, 50 of the 77 candidates recorded an average grade of greater than A. It is exciting to look forward to the future achievements at IB Diploma level of the class of 2016. Of those 44 students attaining 8 A*s or more, Caitlin Ong and Connie Ko both received an A* in 10 subjects, while Samiksha Choudhury achieved an A* in all 11 of her exams, an amazing feat.

Victor Lim Tours Dulwich Colleges In Asia

Dulwich College Singapore Opens With 884 Students Dulwich College in Singapore opened its doors this term to the first wave of 884 students, who have enrolled at the College. The start of the term has been staggered over five days to ensure a smooth and untroubled start for students and parents. With the opening of Singapore, there are now seven Colleges in the Dulwich College International network. The teaching staff is predominately British and supported by qualified assistant teachers many of whom are bilingual in English and Chinese. Roughly a third of the teachers have come from within the Dulwich network of schools, including Dulwich London, Beijing, Seoul, Shanghai and Suzhou.

Dulwich College Shanghai students and parents were treated to a performance from an amazing young pianist. Victor Lim is an upcoming, very gifted, pianist who is currently studying in one of Dulwich College’s partner Conservatoires; the Royal Northern College of Music. Being a Dulwich College London Alumni, Victor was keen to share his experience with other Dulwich College students. On Monday, 1 September, Victor spent the day in the theatre taking master classes with the students and later put on the most outstanding performance playing classical pieces - Berg's, Piano Sonata Op.1 and Rachmaninov's, 13 Preludes Op.32. Victor started the evening playing Ravel, Ma Mere l'oye with Year 9 student, Ian Teh. October14 TalkMagazine

Concordia Talk

We take a closer look into the goings-on at Concordia International School Shanghai

Clearing the Haze: Empowering Students through Authentic Learning Opportunities

erhaps you will recall that in December of 2013 Shanghai’s air quality index (AQI) reached alarming levels, which had international schools around the city trying to find ways to keep the air on their campuses safe. At my school, Concordia International School Shanghai, the administration immediately sprang into action to ensure student health. Within days, the school had formulated and begun implementing a plan, putting hermetic seals on doors and changing and upgrading air filters. More intensive structural changes were to come, with the school seeking a longterm solution by upgrading its fixed air filtration system to one designed to reduce the PM 2.5 to the safest levels possible. In the midst of this “bad air scare”, the high school principal approached me to get my AP Environmental Science (APES) students involved in gathering and analysing meaningful data and educating our community about air quality. It was exciting to have the students undertake this research because it was a great opportunity for some authentic learning to occur. The class’s foray into air quality safety got off to a prolific start, with Concordia providing the students handheld PM 2.5 monitors so they could start collecting the raw data. Adding these new numbers to what the school had already been collecting three times a day in ten different locations around campus, students began analysing the large quantity of meaningful information they now had at their disposal. Through this process of research and analysis, the students learned a great deal about air pollution and about what PM 2.5 actually means. They also learned how to clarify the confusion around the different reporting systems for the United States and China. Students waded through a number of sources to find their data and, in doing so, were able to develop a deeper understanding of this complex and relevant environmental issue. In the midst of their research, the school completed installation of the new filtration system, which provided students with valuable before-and-after figures. Collating all of the data that had been gathered, they had to determine the type of analysis to perform on the data to show what improvement had occurred. Additionally, they had to determine how to effectively communicate their findings to the stakeholders at the school. The high school students presented their findings to a captivated audience of parents and teachers at a high school parent coffee. The parents, and teachers, were impressed with how knowledgeable the students were on the topic and how effectively they communicated the difficult content. News of the student’s work spread. One twelfth grade APES student reflected on the process, saying, “After learning about pollution and how it is measured, we found it necessary to raise the awareness of accurate pollution measurement to the Concordia community... Our aim was to let the parents know the importance of using PM2.5 for pollution index, instead of AQI, and to inform them about the effectiveness of air filters that were currently installed around school. While preparing for the

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presentation, we ourselves had the chance to learn more about pollution measurement... We were glad to see that parents were enthusiastic about our presentation; they were taking notes and taking pictures of our slides… They were glad to see that the air filters were working effectively, and they were open to our idea of using PM2.5 value instead of AQI”. When the elementary school principal later invited students to present the research to the elementary school parents as well, the reception was again extremely positive. Despite the amount of work required to provide solid analysis, students were engaged in the process and pleased with the empowerment that their work engendered. “At first I was a little daunted by all the work we had to do, regarding the collection of data and the organising of the information we were going to present”, commented one APES student (Grade 12). “I worked on analysing the data, and that was especially helpful because I felt like I was applying my skills to real-life situations that would actually benefit other people”. As a teacher, it can be challenging to keep students engaged after they have completed their AP exams. However, the students in the AP Environmental Science class used the final weeks of the school year to refine their experimental design skills, while at the same time continuing their work on air quality. Each group created a research question surrounding some aspect of air quality at the school, which could be measured using the indoor PM 2.5 monitoring device. They designed their experiments, collected data, drew conclusions and, finally, presented their findings to the Head of School, Assistant Head of School and CFO. Because the students chose questions that they were interested in and whose answers had a direct effect on their lives, they were engaged during the entire process. These final projects were extremely successful and the students were excited to know the work that they did was valued by the administration. While no one is a fan of the high AQI days in Shanghai, at least we know we can breathe easily at a school that cares about the safety of its community and encourages its faculty to look for creative and meaningful ways to broaden student knowledge and awareness, no matter how “hazy” the situation.

•Student Ta lk • Taylor Ada ms • Grade Nine

, Concordia Internatio nal School Shanghai

The Big Transition

What’s On At Concordia 7 October

Scott Anderson

s the last day of summer faded into the sunset, the anxious, trembling fingers of incoming freshmen clicked away on keyboards and phone screens— mine included! That evening, we all chattered apprehensively about how nervous we were for high school to start. Would we get lost on the first day? Would we accidentally anger any fierce upperclassmen, known to the freshmen as the “Kings of the Jungle?” The hypothetical list of things that could go wrong was endless! To my surprise and relief, the next morning I found myself comfortably manoeuvring through the high school maze. I had hilarious friends from all grades in each of my classes, and teachers that were understanding and kind. Since that first day, I have come to one conclusion; Concordia High School is NOT the intimidating jungle I expected it to be. Even as I continue down my freshman path, I still reminisce about the simpler times in middle school. I miss the family-like environment of attending each class with my homeroom. I yearn for a lighter workload, something I definitely took for granted throughout my middle school career. Though I have a longing for these parts of middle school in my heart, I have fully welcomed and come to love my life as a high school student. As a new high school student, I have one crucial goal: to be a balanced individual. If I try my best in class, play my hardest in sports, give my efforts to service work and still have time for friends, family and myself, I will have the most successful freshman year imaginable. Though I loved middle school, transitioning to high school unlocked a whole new world of opportunities for me, and signifies a major step in my personal journey towards achieving a successful future.

Concordia Presents invites speaker, Scott Anderson, to share his unique blend of humour and insight for overcoming life’s challenges to discover true happiness. Free and open to the public. 7pm. Rittmann Center, Concordia International School Shanghai.

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Autumn Collage Concert The Music Department at Concordia International School Shanghai will perform their annual Autumn Collage Concert. This event puts an interesting twist on the traditional concert, by stationing musicians and performers around the school, allowing the audience to move freely to the various venues, where they’ll hear different musical styles and performances. Free and open to the public. 6:30pm. Multiple venues, Concordia International School Shanghai.

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30 October to 1 November

BIG IDEAS: Science

Stand by Me

Concordia introduces BIG IDEAS: Science, a weeklong event that explores the ever-changing world of S.T.E.M. The week raps up on 17 October with a presentation by Tracy Drain, lead systems engineer at NASA. Free and open to the public. 7pm. Rittmann Center, Concordia International School Shanghai.

Concordia Theatre at Concordia International School Shanghai presents, Stand by Me, a play based on Stephen King’s novella The Body. It’s the coming-of-age story of a group of teenagers setting off on their first real adventure. Price: RMB 50 (student). RMB 100 (adult). For show times and ticket information visit www. concordiashanghai.org October14 TalkMagazine

Interim Photography Competition Third Prize Service. Stephanie Jin, Grade 12

ach September, high school students at Concordia International School Shanghai leave the walls of their classrooms behind for some more authentic learning experiences. Interim, a weeklong educational travel experience, offers students adventure, culture and service learning ancient trade routes opportunities in various locations around China. Whether they’re following English in on the Silk Road, planting trees in Inner Mongolia or teaching migrant children nding of the understa their ng broadeni and country host Beijing, they’re connecting with their world and themselves. exhibition, which Following Interim, students participate in a photography competition and g to middle celebrates the artistic and expressive talents of the students. The contest, accordin ity to observe, opportun the students s “Provide Collins, Greer and high school visual arts teacher, them to communicate analyse and consider their personal views as works of art… as a means for ideas within a visual language”. the Concordia High The contest is juried by the National Art Honour Society and exhibited in composition, and colour of s standard artistic essential on School. Works are evaluated based imagery. creative use of subject and effective communication of content through visual Here is a selection of this year’s winners...

First Prize Landscapes. Raylyn Lee, Grade 12

Second Prize Social Commentary. Johnathan Chen, Grade 11

First Prize Portraiture. Madison Boll, Grade10

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DINING OUT

New & Noted Jamie Barys

Iza

for our table, but the dense minced chicken balls – (RMB 29) also glazed in the same sweet sauce - were a close second with their meaty portions.

What: Sushi yakitori bar Where: 161 Anfu Lu, near Wulumuqi Lu. Tel: 6445 9931 Why: For smoking hot grilled dishes and affordable lunch sets Shanghai’s really excellent Japanese restaurants tend to do one thing well and focus on that: Think Sushi Oyama’s nigiri, Toriyasu’s yakitori or Ginza Bairin’s tonkatsu. Iza’s menu is comparatively slapdash - combining maki rolls and sashimi with yakimono and tempura. The broad swath it encompasses is sometimes successful, but occasionally overreaches.

Owned by the healthy food champions behind Organic Kitchen Shanghai, Iza also hopes to promote nutrition alongside flavour. Behind the blond wooden doors and shoji walls is a teensy dining room with a sushi counter buttressed by a grill station. Each is manned by a chef who cooks or slices to order as the diners’ dishes roll across the counter. The deep-frying is done in a closet-sized kitchen off to the side. Ordering from the grill side trumped both other cooking stations. A skewer of marbled pork belly (RMB 38) slathered in teriyaki sauce was the unanimous favourite

Our sushi assortment (RMB 68 for five, RMB 98 for seven or RMB 128 for 10) started off shaky with a crumbling foundation of rice, too loose to hold its form. Several of the nigiri pieces had a dollop of wasabi between the rice and the raw fish so big it made our eyes water, overwhelming the more delicate flavours of the maguro tuna (RMB 88 a la carte) and amberjack (RMB 68 a la carte). Slices of ark shell and surf clam (both RMB 58 a la carte) were abandoned after being found too rubbery to chew. We happily returned to the cooked side of the counter where a basket of tempura (RMB 68) won us back over with al dente pumpkin wedges, sweet bell peppers and plump shrimp battered and deep-fried to a

delightful crispy chew. Bowls of miso soup (RMB 15) were thick with extra ingredients – slivers of daikon radish cut thin as paper and shiitake mushrooms added extra oomph to the unconventionally hearty Japanese menu staple. With less than 10 counter seats total, and a few sparse tables lining the walls, there isn’t much room for kampai-ing your sake cups. But that just means the kitchen is so close you can literally reach out and touch your friendly chef as he wafts the smoke from the grill. Reasonably-priced lunch sets (RMB 48 – RMB 88) will ensure that this place fills up fast with office workers at The Centre, and the Anfu Lu expat set will likely flock to the dimly-lit space for dinner. Expect the second floor to open soon with sukiyaki and shabu shabu specialties.

Notting Hill British Cuisine What: Just what it says on the tin: stereotypically British cuisine Where: Ferguson Lane, Unit 105, 378 Wukang Lu, near Tai’an Lu. Tel: 6468 7777 Why: All-day breakfasts and other traditional English dishes on the cheap

spread conventional. Also on offer is a delightfully runny black truffle scrambled egg (RMB 78), topped with fried porcini mushrooms, adding earthiness to the already-musty splash of truffle paste.

Named after a central London neighbourhood (and a damned good 90s Hugh Grant/Julia Roberts romcom), Notting Hill could only get more British if waiters waved Union Jacks and sang “God Save the Queen” while serving pub classics. The over-the-top logo includes a crown and a crest, complete with more flourishes than the changing of the guard at Buckingham Palace, and the commercialisation of the “Keep Calm and Carry On” poster has reached its apex here. Originally a propaganda tool created by the British Government in preparation for the Blitz, no fewer than five oversized posters encourage diners to “Keep Calm” and “Eat Pancake First [stet]” then “Order Roast Beef ”.

Not all of its traditional British cuisine gets such high marks. A side of Yorkshire pudding (RMB 18) was forgettable in every way except price tag. The scone (RMB 20) was on the (American) biscuit side of crumbly, and topped with the exact same cream, maple syrup, walnuts and ice cream as the Belgian waffle (RMB 42) - and the pancake (RMB 42) for that matter, which we ordered well past

But if there’s a theme, there’s a way – and the menu stays very close to its intended geography, occasionally succeeding in recreating dishes worthy of the crown, like the fish & chips (RMB 98). One of the better iterations in town, lightly beerbattered cod filets are not dulled by the deep fryer, managing to retain the bright, clean flavours of the sea. A generous heap of thick-cut chips confirmed its triumph over its Shanghai competitors. All-day breakfasts take up a full menu page, with the signature English (RMB 88) adding in a fruit cup and subtracting the black pudding, but keeping the remainder of the morning

10pm when the instructive poster had worked its subliminal magic on us. If you really need something sweet, go for one at most; all three taste redundant. Despite the overt British branding, the kitchen doesn’t stick solely to the UK for culinary inspiration. Fall-off-thebone-tender “easy fried” chicken wings (RMB 46) came spiked with a zesty mild spice mix. We’re not

sure what makes the frying particularly easy, but the baker’s dozen of bonein wings came out of the kitchen fast – perhaps two minutes after we ordered – and disappeared just as quickly. Brunch here will be an inevitable conclusion for those who consider British food their cup of tea, and it’s a nice alternative to the other already-packed restaurants in Ferguson Lane. Are they revolutionising the cuisine of the United Kingdom? Not even a little bit. But sometimes a substantial taste of home is all you need, and at prices like this, it’s practically cheap as chips. October14 TalkMagazine

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DINING OUT

Food For Thought

Jamie Barys Bottega

Mixologist Yao Lu

Each month, our dining columnist gives you all the news that’s fit to dish. Find out the newest hotspots and the latest closings, as well as the tastiest events in town for October.

South Korean who lived in Milan for over a decade. Bottega might be the biggest opening last month, but it’s not the only one of note – or the only one from Austin Hu. The chef that must never sleep also teamed up with Spread the Bagel for a year-long pop-up in the YOLO Juice space (611 Nanchang Lu, near Xiangyang Lu). Madison is supplying the smoked meats (think turkey, brisket and bacon), and Strictly Cookies’ desserts and Lanna and MQ Coffee will be available to round out your meal with cookies and coffee. Filling the space left behind by Food Central, Hunter Gatherer (308 Anfu Lu, near Wukang Lu) is a new grocer-cumrestaurant with a focus on healthy eats. Try their “Go Nuts” bar and take home some DIY almond butter. Serving up Italian fare is Mangi (133 Fuxing Xi Lu, near Yongfu Lu. Tel:

Chef Austin Hu

et ready for giving that tastes good. On 26 October, some of the country’s top chefs, sommeliers and mixologists are joining forces at Madison (3 Fenyang Lu, near Huaihai Lu. Tel: 6437 0136) to create the Best of the Best Charity Dinner. The participants include host Austin Hu, as well as Goga’s Brad Turley, Liquid Laundry’s Sean Jorgenson, Mercato’s Sandy Yoon, Union Trading Company’s Yao Lu and more culinary and cocktail stars from Beijing, Xiamen and Toronto. The 10-dish tasting menu with full pairings will run at RMB 888, and all proceeds go to “Young Hospitality Professional Awards”, which sends one lucky recipient to Canada for a month of training. Also serving up a slice of charitable giving is the 4th annual Chifan for Charity, set for 15 November. They’re still on the lookout for more hosts, so sign up now to be a part of the largest China food and beverage event to benefit charity. Last year they raised over RMB 400000, and

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they’re hoping to beat that to benefit charity partners Heart to Heart, Shanghai Young Bakers and Educating Girls of Rural China. With all the hype surrounding the opening of Austin Hu & Sololatte’s Bottega (Xintiandi, Unit 2B, Bldg 22, 181 Taicang Lu, near Huangpi Nan Tomatito Lu. Tel: 6352 7791), it seemed a superhuman feat was necessary for the mozzarella bar to meet expectations - yet somehow they have exceeded them. We ate about half the menu on our first trip there, and had nothing but hits the whole nightlong. The table favourite was the umami-laden Coreana pizza. Topped with kimchi, pork neck bacon and stracciatella (that deliciously stretched mozz), the thin charred crust pizza was inspired by Ms Solo Latte, Kyeong Joo Lee, a native

6433 4261), brought to you by the guys who pour the oversized glasses of wine at La Vite. The bistro softly opened in late September, and will be fighting the good fight from the spot that killed off Mistral and Belga, with a full menu of organic Australian beef dishes, homemade pasta and olive oil dressed salads. For seriously good (and cheap) bibimbap, try Shanghai Oppa (1166

Yan’an Xi Lu, near Panyu Lu) around the back of the Metrobank building. The Korean restaurant opened in late June and specialises in the mixed rice dish. Also new is Mei-Xin Jade Garden (6/F, Grand Gateway Mall, 1 Hongqiao Lu, near Zhaojiabang Lu. Tel: 6443 8088), a welcome relief if you’ve tried to make a reservation at the Jing’an Shangri-La location (they were booked until February 2015 last we checked, making them the hardest reservation to get in town besides Ultraviolet). The oversized pineapple buns are a must-order, as is pretty much everything on the dim sum menu. Setting up shop where Noodle Bull left a couple months ago is Cha Cha Wan (A Mansion, 1/F, 291 Fumin Lu, near Changle Lu), a Thai restaurant you may have heard of if you’ve spent some time on Hong Kong’s Hollywood Road. The site is still under construction, but the sign boldly states it's the first northern Thai restaurant in China. After a hotel-wide redesign, URBN (183 Jiaozhou Lu, near Xinzha Lu. Tel: 5153 4600) is planning to open BeerGRDN in the first floor dining area and outdoor courtyard. Expect a bistro-style menu with Italian accents and American flavours, and they’re planning on pouring Shanghai’s most comprehensive beer list. Already drawing in the crowds for dinner, Tomatito (2F, 99 Taixing Lu, near Wujiang lU. Tel: 6259 8671) has set their sights on the brunch set. Enticing the weekend crowds is their tapas platter for RMB 98 per person from 12:30-3:30. And it’s not Shanghai without a restaurant closing, although Stubb’s demise doesn’t appear permanent. They’re getting rid of the original owners and looking for new investors who will be selling the famous barbecue sauce in grocery stores around town.

Le Royal Méridien Shanghai Kicks Off Hats Off 2014

Haute Cuisine Galore With Michelin Chefs

resented by Starwood, Hats Off 2014 brings a whirlwind of culinary pleasures to five cities in China in October and November, with three of the most celebrated Michelin star chefs – Alvin Leung, Alfredo Russo and Mark Best – working seamlessly with our hotel executive chefs to create an exceptional epicurean feat for their guests. With Hats Off on your doorstep, you don’t need to travel far for that top notch culinary delight you have been craving. Hats Off, cuisine elevated. You simply cannot miss it. 29 October to 2 November. Le Royal Meridien Shanghai. 789 Nanjing Dong Lu, near Xizang Zhong Lu. Tel: 3318 9999. Web: www.leroyalmeridienshanghai.com/hatsoff, Email: dining.shanghai@lemeridien.com

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NIGHT TALK

Jackie’s Beer Nest (Pudong) Eva Clifford

What: Exactly what it says on the tin Why: To enjoy a range of imported beer with friends Where: 714 Pucheng Lu, near Weifang Xi Lu. Tel: 138 1650 2260. Web: www.beernest.com

his is Xinjiang born, Shanghai raised Jackie Zhou’s second Beer Nest in Shanghai, after the Zhaozhou Lu Beer Nest, which was opened in 2007. The venue is small and homely. Zhou will serve you himself because, as he says, “You don’t invite a friend to your house and get ayi to serve them”. It is located between high-rise Pudong compounds; where residents might not necessarily have the will or the opportunity to get to know each other. However, if you frequent this branch, you will get to know your neighbours very well as there are only two tables and a very warm, friendly atmosphere. After only one month, Jackie's Beer Nest has already built up its own community, just like the Puxi location. Zhou’s passion for beer first started 11 years ago when the import company he works for was the first to import

foreign beers into China. After getting a taste for the much darker and stronger beers, the Chinese variety just didn’t do it for him anymore and he made it his mission to see more Chinese people enjoy the sweet nectar of imported beers. After trying to sell imported beers to bars and clubs around the city, he realised that they weren’t willing to make the investment in this new type of alcohol without advertising material and promotional girls. So, Zhou took it upon himself to open a 12 square meter storefront on Zhaozhou Lu, to whet the appetite of the Shanghai market. He then took the opportunity to move to a bigger plot on the same street in 2009, which is where, incidentally, he met his wife, Mimi Zhao. Qinghai born, with a father who is the manager of a brewery, she has an excellent pallet, according to Zhou, and does the main bulk of the ordering for the two venues. Many patrons suggested that they should open a new Jackie's Beer Nest on the Pudong side of town, and last month Zhou finally took the plunge and rented a space on Pucheng Lu, which he renovated by himself from a glass store front into a much more cosy and familiar, if you are a regular at the Puxi branch, pinewood cabin. Zhou now spends his time at the Pudong branch while Zhao holds the fort at Zhaozhou Lu.

Being on the Pudong side gives Zhou more time to work on his hobby, brewing his own beer in an ingeniously made home brewing device. Currently, the homebrew on tap is a Ten Hops Imperial IPA, but we have been promised that he has over 200 more recipes that he wants to test. Zhou made sure to tell us that he cleans the beer pipes everyday to ensure a high quality product, and kegs are always kept in the fridge, under 5 degress, to keep them fresh. He hopes to one day own a microbrewery, and be an expert brew master. Currently, there are six draught beer on tap, including Zhou's IPA, Belhaven Stout, Abbot Ale, Old Speckled Hen, Greene King IPA and Jack Hammer IPA, but this number will be increased to 12 draught beers within the next few weeks. There is also a large variety of chilled bottle beer, which you won’t find at other places in Shanghai. A British pint size of draught beer starts from RMB 50, while bottles are between RMB 45 to RMB 60. There is no food at this venue, the focus is on beer, but Zhao says if you want food, you can order in a pizza. For him it's not about making a lot of money, it's about making a lot of friends. Open 5pm to 11pm Sunday to Thursday and 5pm to 12am Friday and Saturday.

HOT TICKETS Budweiser STORM Electronic Music Festival

There has been much discussion around who will be headlining this year and who will not. As at time of writing, headliners include Ke$ha and Afrojack. The electronic music festival’s lineup is jam packed with other influential artists and looks like it will be even bigger than last year. 5 October – 6 October. Xuhui Riverside Public Open Space. Dongan Lu, near Longteng Avenue. Web: www.a2storm.cn

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Zimmer

Top 100 DJs Festival

This guy’s remixed the likes of MØ, Moon Boots, Moullinex and Tina Turner, yeah, Tina. But it’s not just about his remixes nor refined productions like the equatorial hit “Galapagos’ released on Toolroom, Zimmer’s electric DJ sets have fuelled his demand worldwide, which is why he’ll be dropping into as part of his world tour!

Shanghai’s first ever Top 100 DJs Festival. Headliners include Fat Boy Slim, Steve Aoki, Bingo Players and New World Punx, an event to be missed. Music will be played throughout the day with after parties at M1NT, Diva, MYST and 7th Floor.

10 October. 10pm until late. RMB 50 before 11pm. RMB 80 after 11pm. Arkham. 1 Wulumuqi Lu, near Hengshan Lu. Web: www. tictcreative.com

18 October. 12pm. RMB 380 (advanced tickets). Shanghai Broad Auto Theme Park. 189 Guozhan Lu, near Shangnan Lu. Web: en.damai.cn

Seeing Double Halloween Warehouse Party

Prepare yourselves to be Seeing Double at TICT's annual Halloween Warehouse Party. Expect to see over 1500 costumed partygoers in a raw 2000 sqm underground warehouse. Paired costumes are the theme this year, so grab a partner and get ready to go crazy! 31 October. RMB 100. Haunted Warehouse. B/2, 531 Zhongshan Dong Er Lu, near Dongmen Lu. Web: www. tictcreative.com

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Talking To:

Henk Meyknecht Henk Meyknecht is the General Manager of Grand Kempinski Hotel Shanghai. We talked with him about the city, the hotel and his plans for the future. Talk: Why did you decide to return to Shanghai? Henk Meyknecht: I think there is something about working in Shanghai, which, when you’re in Shanghai you think “Gosh, why did I come back?” And when you are out of Shanghai you really miss it. Shanghai is developing into a really cosmopolitan city, one of the gateway cities to East Asia. It’s very competitive, which means only the best talent, the best concepts and the best standards will survive. Shanghai is really on a par, in terms of hospitality and the dining industry with cities like London, New York, Tokyo, Singapore, Hong Kong and Dubai. It is really one of the ten global cities now, where it is almost a privilege to be part of that development. So anybody who asks you, “Would you like to come back to Shanghai and work in our industry?” Absolutely! Talk: In such a highly competitive marketplace, what makes the Grand Kempinski standout amongst other luxury hotel brands? HM: First of all, we are a full service, international, luxury hotel. We offer a whole compound of services from dining options and meeting rooms, spa facilities, health club, indoor swimming pool, car park facilities and an auditorium. I know other hotels also do that, but it is important to state again that we are a full service international hotel. Any of our clients who want to do corporate events, leisure events or incentive events - we can provide all the services very quickly. Location is very important. We are at the Wall St. of China. It's the financial district of China where all the mergers and acquisitions, all the deals are being made. We are surrounded by close to 5000 financial institutions, 30000 companies with a lot of purchasing power, and it is important that we connect ourselves with these companies and we offer our services. Talk: What differentiates you from the other hotels in and around the bright lights of Liujiazui? HM: At the end of the day, we are a European organisation, though we cater very much to multicultural events. We are flexible in our approach. When it comes

to product, we have one of the largest hotel rooms in Pudong. Our smallest room is 43 square metres, so size does matter. We have a Spanish restaurant in the hotel. We have extensive outlets. Product-wise, I think everybody offers almost the same kind of concept, but when it comes to flexibility and service, as well as our ability to react very quickly to the market, I think we are quite unique. Talk: Kempinski is a heritage brand, why do you think this is such a popular concept around the world? HM: I think the Kempinski brand stands for something much bigger than ourselves. It’s a brand that has been in the market since 1897, which means that we are the sixth or seventh generation hoteliers actually carrying this brand forward to the next generation. And we are trying to tell all our colleagues that it’s not only what you do today, but we carry a big tradition forward and we want this company to still be here in the next 100 years. We have a real history from the Kempinski family who started in the hotel and restaurant business, in Berlin, in 1897. They went through good and bad times, and the company now has 75 hotels worldwide, of which, 18 are in operation in China with two more new openings. As a European, that makes me very proud. But I hope that this kind of DNA can be carried over to our colleagues in China. Talk: What is your favourite venue in the Grand Kempinski? HM: The Executive Lounge! I think it is one of the most beautiful Executive Lounges in the whole industry. It’s large; of course, we are a big hotel! We have 684 rooms and personally, for me, the Executive Lounge is a great venue to relax and meet with guests. There's a great view and I think we offer great value to our guests in terms of upgrades. We have a lot of guests who come to the hotel and book our entry level room type and then, with a small surcharge, they have the benefits of using the Executive Lounge, having breakfast there, having cocktails there in the evening and enjoying the skyline of Shanghai.

Talk: What are your big plans for the future of Grand Kempinski Shanghai? HM: I really want to position Grand Kempinski, Shanghai as one of the top five players. We need to be in the top five preferred destinations here in Shanghai. I want to make sure that all of our restaurants are destinations. So, if people say, I want to have good Italian food - I want to go to Acqua restaurant; I want to have fantastic, authentic Spanish food - I want to go to Albero; I want to have incredible Dim Sum from a Cantonese chef - I want to go to Suntime Century. So each and all of our restaurants need to be destinations. I also want to make sure that our employees, my colleagues, who are working here, really feel that they take ownership of what they are doing through training, involvement and social activities. We talk a lot about customer marketing, but I think, in our industry, we also need to talk about employee marketing. Hotel brands really need to have an active HR marketing approach to gain talent and to keep talent because the labour market in China, with regards to the luxury hospitality industry, is shrinking. It is very small. We are opening too many hotels, too fast, to upkeep the pipeline of new talent. So you cannot keep recruiting, keep recruiting and training staff and then loosing them. You need to have stability in your workforce. There are a few hotels that are very good at that here in Shanghai, and it is one of my aims to be one of the top hotels to maintain stability in the workforce who say, “Wow, I am really proud to work for Grand Kempinski Shanghai”. So it is to be one of the top five players in the market, to make sure all our restaurants are F&B destinations, and make sure that we have a very loyal and happy workforce in the hotel.

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PEOPLE First Anniversary Party @ Cirque Le Soir

ART IN TRANSITION Press Conference @ Light & Salt

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Heaven Autumn Party @ ICON

La Boum Back To School @ Mr & Mrs Bund

Nouvell Vague Live Performance @ Le Royal Meridien Shanghai

Signature Cocktail Night With Lucano @ Union Trading Company

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WHAT'S ON

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3 October

1 October – 3 October

Dog Days Of October It’s party time at Dogtown with a daily free keg of beer. Enjoy the holidays with a Bloody Mary and/or Micheladas in hand at Dogtown. From noon until close. Dogtown. 409 Shaanxi Bei Lu, near Beijing Xi Lu.

The Bund Tour Take a stroll along the world’s most famous promenade and learn how a boggy marshland was turned into one of the most important trading hubs in the modern world. View the interiors of some of the Bund’s most stunning architectural masterpieces including the former Yokohama Specie Bank, the HSBC Bank and the Shanghai Club. Discover the scandals that hide behind the façades of Shanghai’s colonial past. Every Friday afternoon. 1:30pm – 3:30pm. RMB 190 (adults); RMB 120 (kids) for a western English speaking guide and all site entry. Tours must be booked in advance. Tel: 138 1777 0229. Email: iinfo@newmantours.com. Web: www.newmantours.com

17 October – 19 October

JZ Festival Tenth Anniversary Over the past decade, the JZ Festival has grown to become the largest jazz festival in China. To commemorate their Tenth Festival Anniversary, the JZ Group has put together their most distinguished lineup of world-class musicians to date. 20-time Grammy award winning guitarist Pat Metheny will kick off the three day festival on 17 October for his first ever performance in China. This year's JZ Festival will also feature funk master Bootsy Collins, two-time Grammy award winner Marcus Miller and 2014 Grammy award recipient Snarky Puppy. From RMB 260 (presale, one day ticket). World Expo Park. 35 Xueye Lu, near Shangnan Lu. Tel: 6431 1075. Web: www.jzfestival.com/en

8 October

Fundamentals of TCM And The Use Of Medicinal Foods Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) is a medical system that has been in use for over 2,000 years, and possibly much longer. It takes a holistic view of the body, and seeks to promote health via a variety of methods that restore balance and harmony to the body and its systems. Some of these methods include acupuncture, massage, herbal formulations, food therapy and more. Sprout Lifestyle is partnering with Dr. Eva Zhang to present a 10-week introductory course in the Fundamentals of Traditional Chinese Medicine. This course will provide a wonderful introduction to TCM concepts and principles. Wednesday mornings from 10:30am – noon, beginning on October 8th and running each week until December 10th. RMB 3200. Sprout. Unit 412, Surpass Court, 570 Yongjia Lu, near Yueyang Lu (inside the Eco & More showroom). Email: events@sproutlifestyle.com

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Open Mic Comedy Shanghai’s community of “Open Mic’ers” converge on Zapata’s and perform for three to seven minutes each. Do you think you have what it takes? Brave the stage for five minutes for a free beer. Hosted by Barney Rivera, every three months the “crowd favourite” will be chosen to perform at the Punchline Comedy Night. From 6pm – midnight enjoy RMB 3 Chicken Wings grilled on the Charcoal Fire. 8pm – 3:30am. Zapata’s. Hengshan Lu, near Dongping Lu. Tel: 6433 4104.

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Colorbox Art Classes Looking for a programme to grow and foster your child’s (age 7-12) love of art? Join Colorbox Creative Arts Center! This course helps children look at and interpret the world, while learning various techniques and using a number of different materials. Let them have fun painting pictures of the things around them: explore clay, paint, paper folding, paper mache and cloth among other media. All classes are taught in English unless otherwise indicated. Class is space limited, so make your reservation today! 10am – 12:30pm. 10 classes 2500 RMB (must be used over a 3 month time period). #20, 1/F, 383 Xiangyang Nan Lu, near Jianguo Lu. Tel: 6467 7002. Web: www.colorboxarts.com

Half Marathon In Central Shanghai Hongqiao to downtown Shanghai is the setting of the amazing Ten Bridge Half Marathon, organised by RunnersHai. The run sets out along the western bends of Suzhou Creek and finishes with a grand finale at The Bund. The route is primarily flat except the ten bridge crossings which will carry runners along the Suzhou Creek through parks, urbanised compounds and the famous M50 Art district. In all aspects, this will be an amazing route and a great warm-up for the Shanghai marathon. 8am. From RMB 80 (for group, presale tickets). Fuquan Lu, near Tongxie Lu. Web: www.runnershaicom

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Healthy Thai Demo And Lunch This month, chef Eiko Takahashi will be teaching healthy Thai dishes made from scratch. Eiko is originally from Japan but is a certified Thai Chef from Wandee Culinary School in Bangkok. Since 2009 she has been teaching Thai, Japanese and Vietnamese home cooking groups and giving private classes in Shanghai. Her passion is introducing new authentic Asian flavours, fresh herbs and spices into home cooking to make everyone’s daily life richer, healthier and much more enjoyable. Dishes on the menu include chicken satay with black/purple sticky rice and pomelo salad with coconuts, fried shallots, mints and Coriander. In English and Chinese (bilingual event). 10:30am – 12:30pm. RMB 250 (includes demo & lunch). Sprout. Unit 412, Surpass Court, 570 Yongjia Lu, near Yueyang Lu (inside the Eco & More showroom). Email: events@sproutlifestyle.com (RSVPs essential)

Wooozy Offline: Untold From London’s apocalyptical world of dubstep, techno and industrial beats, Jack Dunning, as Untold, takes crowds to the dark side of clubbing with some of the heaviest sonics to ever rattle China’s cage. If you’re keen on The XX, José James, Ke$ha, Boys Noize and Moderat, then you might just like Untold, as he’s worked with them all, and many more. Untold will throw down his beats with Wooozy Offline residents and special guest Tzu Sing. 10pm. RMB 60. The Shelter. 5 Yongfu Lu, near Fuxing Xi Lu. Web: www.wooozy.cn

19 October

Supernatural China: Polytheism, Cheap Revenge and Publicity Stunts From hungry ghosts to bouncing zombies and suicidal sirens to tree ghost torturing, China boasts a rich array of supernatural folklore and mythology. In this talk, Newman Tours will explore the unique nature of Chinese ghost lore, and trace its development and recent commercialisation. The perfect way to prepare for Halloween, guests who come to this presentation will also receive vouchers that will entitle them to attend a VIP Shanghai Ghost Tour for the price of a Public Tour. Sign up for this informative and entertaining Newman Tours' talk at the Panda Chinese Jing'an Campus. 3pm. RMB 70 (RMB 30 for Panda Chinese students); includes 90 minute talk and a complimentary drink. Suite 311-315, 3F, Tower 3 , Donghai Plaza, 28 Yuyuan Dong Lu, near Tongren Lu. Places must be booked in advance. Email: info@newmantours.com. Tel: 138 1777 0229

23 October

Chefs In The City

19 October

Lubomyr Melnyk The Split Works and Shanghai Symphony Orchestra partnership series, Contemporale, returns with one of the most interesting and innovative pianists playing world stages today. Master of the “Continuous Piano” technique, Lubomyr Melnyk creates complex layers of sound that rise and fall like the waves of a mighty ocean. Classically trained and greatly affected by the minimalist movement in the early 1970s, Lubomyr Melnyk developed his own unique language for the piano, the continuous piano technique, named after the principle of maintaining a continuous, unbroken stream of sound. This highly melodic form uses extremely rapid notes and note-series to create a dense and lush tapestry of sound. 7:45pm. RMB 100. Shanghai Symphony Orchestra, Chamber Hall. 1380 Fuxing Zhong Lu, near Baoqing Lu. Web: www.yoopay.cn; www.sh-symphony.com; www. spli-t.com

25 October

Care For Orphans With Cleft Palates Help take care of orphaned infants preparing to undergo cleft palate surgery. Volunteers will assist with light cleaning and other home maintenance jobs. After the cleaning is done, we will engage in direct, one-on-one playtime with the orphaned infants at Shanghai Healing Home, a pre-and post-surgical care orphanage for abandoned infants with correctable deformities. Shanghai Healing Home's mission is to assist the Chinese Children's Welfare Institute by providing pre and post-surgical care to abandoned babies suffering from surgically correctible deformities. SHH provides a family-focused, home-like environment that meets not only the babies' physical needs, but also their emotional and social needs. 12:45pm – 3pm. Shanghai Healing Home. RSVP at beanshanghai@ gmail.com with “Shanghai Healing Home – October 25” in the subject field to reserve your spot for the event and find out more information. Web: www.shanghaihealinghome.com; shanghai.beanonline.org

19 October

Adopt A Grandparent BEAN would like to invite you to adopt a grandparent through their elder care program! BEAN volunteers every month at one of the five elderly care centres in Shanghai that have NGO status. The purpose of this event is to give attention to and share some love with the often forgotten residents of this elderly care centre. Volunteers will play mahjong, other Chinese games and western games with the residents at our sponsored elderly care centre. As with all other BEAN events, there are no language requirements, so if you can play checkers or Jenga, you know enough to participate in this event. Spaces are limited because of the size of the rec room. Full details will be provided following email RSVP. RSVP to beanshanghai@gmail.com with "Adopt a Grandparent – Oct 19" in the subject field to reserve your spot for the event and find out more information. Web: shanghai. beanonline.org

The fourth night of the second edition of the charity dining event sees chefs and guests visit chef Marco Barbieri at Da Marco. Tantalizing appetizers will be served with Prosecco, signature Chefs in The City Lucano Cocktails and hand- crafted Illy “coffee cocktails”. A one-of-akind, six-course dinner will take place, with a different course being prepared by each participating chef, including a “WOW” moment from the hosting chef. Diners will sharpen their tastes with exquisite wine pairings under the guidance of expert sommeliers. Chefs in the City is a Shanghai based non-profit organisation comprised of some of the city’s premier Italian chefs. It aims to create the very best of the “Italian culinary experience” but with globally sourced ingredients of the highest quality. From 7pm. RMB 888. Da Marco. 103 Dong Zhu’anbang Lu, near Jiangsu Lu. For more information and reservations, please email info@citcshanghai.com

19 October

Mariah Carey Mariah Carey, possibly the biggest diva in the R&B and pop industry, returns to Shanghai. She will be singing hits that span the decades of her career. A concert not to be missed. 7:30pm – 9:30pm. From RMB 280 – RMB 1880. Hongkou Football Stadium. 444 Dong Jiangwan Lu, near Huayuan Lu. Web: en.damai.cn

20 October

BEAN’s October Networking Event Join BEAN for drinks and new friends at BEAN’s October networking night. Enjoy great drink specials and a relaxing evening at Pata Negra. See you there! From 7:30pm. Pata Negra. 1/F, 913 Julu Lu, near Changshu Lu. Web: shanghai.beanonline.org

25 October

Healthy Desserts Join Sprout Lifestyle for this workshop and learn how to prepare delicious and healthy desserts that are sugar-free, dairy-free and guilt-free. Kimberly will be showing you how to make raw super food chocolates, kudzu puddings and chia parfaits. In English and Chinese (bilingual event). 4pm – 5:30pm. RMB 150 (includes demo and tasting). Sprout. Unit 412, Surpass Court, 570 Yongjia Lu, near Yueyang Lu (inside the Eco & More showroom). Email: events@sproutlifestyle.com (RSVPs essential)

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From 29 to 31 August, 2014, The Langham, Xintiandi, Shanghai launched its distinctive pink London taxi on a three-day expedition in Shanghai that turned heads and literally stopped traffic in the city. Painted in iconic Langham pink, the taxi drove to key landmarks and shopping destinations in Shanghai carrying the mysterious Langham Lady and her Langham butler, who demonstrated British excellence by providing her with service in waiting and assisting with her shopping purchases.

In line with Marriott International’s ongoing Spirit to Serve community campaign, Marriott hotels in Shanghai, Hangzhou, Suzhou, Kunshan, Wuxi, Ningbo, Wuhan and Changzhou joined forces to host the 2014 Marriott Charity Black Tie Gala Dinner on 19 September 2014 and raised a net total of USD 328,000 (RMB 2,018,000) for the Yao Foundation, Marriott International’s non-profit charity partner in China. The event took place at Shanghai Marriott Hotel Parkview.

Le Méridien Hotels & Resorts presented “A New Wave”, a live concert by Parisian pop

Cachet Hotel Group announces the completion of renovations to Shanghai’s award-winning ecoboutique hotel, URBN Hotel. The new look and vision reflect URBN’s brand pillars of differentiated design, comfort and high performing sustainability. Under the creative direction of CHG’s celebrity fashion designer, Jay Godfrey, the new interiors provide a modernist zen experience for hotel guests. A soothing neutral color palette has been adopted throughout the hotel, which also enhances the natural beauty of the recycled and reclaimed wood materials.

reinventors and LM100TM program member Nouvelle Vague, on September 19th at Le Royal Méridien Shanghai. The performance marked the sixth stop of a collaborative concert tour, drawing over a hundred guests and music fans to the hotel’s sky-high 789 Nanjing Lu Bar + Lounge. Together with local guest performer Tia Ray, who premiered a new single in her forthcoming album, the experience set the tone for a perfect evening paired with Le Méridien sparkling cocktails and canapés.

The Portman Ritz-Carlton Shanghai is among the 50

hotels on the list of Top City Hotels in Asia in the Travel + Leisure World’s Best Awards 2014 readers’ survey. The hotel scored 90.96 points and ranked 19 from a total of 50 hotels from all around Asia; being recognised as one of the best in the industry by providing the highest quality of service, food and dining experience, location, overall design, rooms and exceptional ladies and gentlemen who build strong relationship and create Ritz-Carlton guests for life.

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InterContinental Shanghai Ruijin Hotel announced the

appointment of Suki Yu as Director of Sales & Marketing. Suki has an outstanding track record in the Sales & Marketing field, with nearly 15 years of experience in the hospitality industry. She held various key Sales & Marketing positions in renowned hotel brands such as Marriott, Starwood, Carlson & Hilton. Before her career with InterContinental Shanghai Ruijin Hotel, she was Cluster Director of Sales at Hilton Shanghai Cluster Hotels. Her passion and profession will help this hotel to bring its business performance to another level.

Grand Mercure HongQiao now offers you a special room rate discount, book a stay for any three consecutive nights and enjoy a 15% off with daily breakfast for two persons. The offer can only be applicable to dynamic rate booking through the website Accorhotels.com. Advance booking is required with full amount guaranteed by credit card. Room is subject to availability.

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Hyatt Regency Suzhou The Hyatt Regency Suzhou has opens its doors and refined luxury in the heart of the “Venice of China”

ast month, we were so excited to hear that the Hyatt Regency Suzhou had opened its doors and we eagerly jumped on a high-speed train to make the short, journey from Shanghai; 25 minutes by train or one hour by car. Suzhou is synonymous in China for its ancient canals, stone bridges and UNESCO-listed classic gardens, however, it is also a bustling and modern city. The Hyatt Regency Suzhou is conveniently nestled in the Suzhou Industrial Park with a subway station at its doorstep. The hotel is part of Jinghope Plaza and includes a luxury shopping mall, entertainment venues and two Grade-A office buildings. The hotel offers 355 spacious guestrooms and suites, plus their famous Regency Club, which provids the highest level of personalised services, including exclusive access to the 28th floor’s Regency Club lounge, serving complimentary breakfast, all-day refreshments and evening cocktails. Upon entering the hotel, one of the many standout features is the breath-taking 29-storey triangular atrium topped with a glass roof that casts light down into the entire hotel. The interior design, by LTW Designworks, takes its cue from Suzhou’s classic gardens with traditional and contemporary design features blended seamlessly, exemplified by traditional bird cages, outside the hotel’s signature Chinese restaurant, featuring the chirping sounds of computerised birds displayed on tablet computers inside the cage.

Hyatt Regency Suzhou’s 355 contemporary guestrooms encircle the eye-catching atrium and offer impressive city views from every room. The bright, modern design incorporates Suzhou stylistic influences – from a large black-and-white mural featuring snapshots of classical architecture and garden images to woven cane lanterns and an abundance of natural woods and textures. Room size starts at a generous 430 square feet and, of course, all offer premium amenities, including: a large-screen LED TV with satellite channels and free on-demand movies; coffee and tea sets; individually controlled air conditioning; and complimentary high-speed broadband/Wi-Fi Internet access. Hyatt Regency Suzhou offers a range of dining destinations. The hotel compromises both international flavours and authentic local dishes with fresh seasonal ingredients. We were blown away with the cuisine on offer at Hua Chi 88, a vibrant Chinese dining restaurant serving authentic Suzhou and Huaiyang cuisines, Taihu Boat cuisine from nearby Tai Lake and the city’s finest Peking Duck roasted over fruitwood in the traditional duck oven. The dishes were cooked to perfection and were served in the beautiful dining room with open kitchen. It was great to see our dishes being freshly prepared by the talented chefs and we would encourage you to also try the drunken crab when you visit. Hyatt Regency also presents: The Fireplace, an

international grill restaurant with a sophisticated European bistro-style ambience; Tea House, serving light snacks, teainspired beverages and cocktails; The Atrium, for informal meetings; and Market Café, with double-height windows where guests can eat out of the pan, off the grill and out of the wok. Hyatt Regency Suzhou really is the place for every occasion, be it business or leisure, with more than 15,000 square feet of innovative meetings and events space, as well as Yue Spa. The Residence is a new-concept events venue comprised of four multifunctional rooms with large French windows, hosting up to 360 guests, where as the 6,240-squarefoot Regency Ballroom can host up to 450 people for a cocktail event and 340 for a private dining event. Yue Spa, at Hyatt Regency Suzhou, is designed to restore and maintain the natural equilibrium, or “yin yang”, which is critical to human wellbeing. Six private spa suites, plus two reflexology areas, provide a full range of body and facial treatments. Spa guests can enjoy the hydrotherapy facilities, featuring Roman-style baths and an oversized steam room. So what are you waiting for? Plan a mini-break or business trip to the Hyatt Regency Suzhou soon. It is well worth the short journey from Shanghai.

Mr Carsten Wiegandt has been appointed as general manager of Kempinski Hotel Yixing. Hailing from Germany he has 20 years of hotel management experience. Mr Wiegandt has worked in China for nine years and before coming to Kempinski Hotel Yixing, and has worked as General Manager at Kempinski Hotel Taiyuan and Kempinski Hotel Xi’an. Under his leadership, Kempinski Hotel Yixing will certainly develop to the next level of luxury hospitality service.

Sheraton Hangzhou Wetland Resort Hotel invite Estonia famous classical band “Duo Elysium” to be the Lobby lounge band. This is the first time Sheraton Hangzhou Wetland Park Resort have cooperate with a foreign band. They are Karina Sharypinai and Mihhail Hamljuk. For reservation or more information, please call 0571-8500 2222 ext 8717.

Hyatt Regency Suzhou. 88 Huachi Lu, Suzhou Gongye Yuan Qu. Tel: (0512) 6288 1234. Web: suzhou.regency.hyatt.com

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From Germany to USA – USA to Poland – Poland to Egypt – Mr Christian Ruge has more than 20 years of hotel management experience. He joined Kempinski Group in 2012. Highly passionate about Chinese culture and traditions, his appointment at Kempinski Hotel Taiyuan marks his first time in China. Under his leadership, the hotel will leave a mark on the Taiyuan hotel industry.

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Seven hotels from Dongguan and Shenzhen, including Sheraton Dongguan Hotel, Aloft Dongguan Songshan Lake, The

St. Regis Shenzhen, The Westin Shenzhen Nanshan, Sheraton Shenzhen Futian Hotel, Sheraton Dameisha Resort and Four Points by Sheraton Shenzhen, announced that they have joined hands to organise an inaugural Charity Run in

aid of Shenzhen Hua Yang Children Caring Centre. The Charity Run, mini marathons of 3km, 5km and 10km, will take place on Sunday, 12 October, from 8am to 11:30am at Dameisha. A charity bazaar will also be held throughout the event aiming to raise more money. Interested participants can call 0769 8598 8888 ext 88456 to obtain more information or register prior to the start of the race.

A reincarnation of New York's original brasserie, FOODS at The Ritz-Carlton, Guangzhou offers the best of Asian and Western tradition in an urban, rustic setting. Join the hotel on Monday, 13 October (Canadian Thanksgiving Day) or 28 November (American Thanksgiving Day) and take part in traditional celebrations: a lavish feast including succulent roasted turkey, side dishes both sweet and savory, a range of delicate desserts and more. From 6pm to 10pm. RMB 448 per person, add an additional RMB 108 for free flow of wines and beers.

After your very busy schedule at the Canton Fair, drop in at Sheraton Dongguan’s Botanica buffet before you retire for the night. Our extensive spread of buffet offerings features International treats including signature creations, fresh sea food, mainland specialties and the vibrant colors of deserts. For an additional RMB50, we will throw free flow of selected wines and beers for you to enjoy this sumptuous buffet! RMB198 plus 15% service charge.

The weekend is the ideal time for gathering with friends and family! From now until 3 October, book your weekend stay in a deluxe room at JW Marriott Hotel Shenzhen. Pay extra RMB20+15% to enjoy an authentic Cantonese dim sum brunch set at award winning Cantonese restaurant- Man Ho. In addition, guests can enjoy free Internet access and complimentary use of health club facilities and outdoor swimming pool. Reservations can be made via JW Marriott Shenzhen’s reservation hotline: (86 755) 2269 8888 or visit www.jwmarriottshenzhen.com.

Conrad Macao, Cotai Central partnered with the International

This autumn, the Terrace Bar at Grange Grill in The Westin Shenzhen welcomes renowned DJ, Eva, from Russia. She will treat you to trendy music on the top floor of the hotel every Friday and Saturday night. Eva is dedicated to presenting many different music styles to ensure you have a great night in Shenzhen. The great variety of music ranges from jazz to blues, from soul to pop.

Satisfy your taste buds and enjoy a fantastic dining experience with Green Salad in Bene Italian Kitchen at Sheraton Guangzhou Hotel. Enjoy a complimentary healthy green salad bar with any main course order during diner, customised a and colour your own plate and enjoy a fantastic dining experience! For reservation or enquiries, please call 020 6668 8888/6831.

Between 1 October and 31 October, go for a crab feast at Hyatt Regency Dongguan. Crab is a particular delicacy in autumn

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Ladies Club of Macao to host a charity lunch on 18 September to launch the hotel’s Plush for Pink campaign which raises money for the Hong Kong Cancer Fund’s Pink Revolution and also local charity Macao Medical Mission Peace and Hope Centre. The Pink Revolution campaign is an annual event that raises awareness and funds for breast cancer research and this is the third year that Conrad Macao has been a Diamond sponsor. The lunch raised MOP 55,900 for the campaign thanks to the support of major sponsors such as Conrad Macao, Butani Jewellers, Shanghai Tang and Ralph Lauren.

and the hotel’s culinary team is ready to spoil you with a selection of memorable crab dishes. Savour a splendid and exquisite crab feast with all dishes skilfully prepared. The crab will make for a delicious treat this autumn.

IT’SADATE

Park Hyatt Shanghai continues to position itself as one of the world’s most unique hotels as it prepares

Experience the authentic North Indian flavors prepared by our Indian Chef Hareesh Singh and explore the best selection of curries, BBQ and rotis at Café 1188 in InterContinental Shanghai Expo. Café 1188, a sleek contemporary restaurant featuring open kitchens and live cooking stations, serves an array of international cuisine with local favorites. Choose a seat by the window or on our outdoor terrace where one can enjoy a view of the hotel gardens and 1930’s styled villas while sampling some delicious food. For reservations or additional information, please call 3858 1208.

During weekdays this autumn, allow the pleasure of transcendental relaxation to linger for longer at Willow Stream Spa in the Fairmont Peace Hotel . Choose any spa treatment of 60 minutes or more, and receive the same treatment a second time at 50% the usual price, before November the 30th. The 50% off promotion is valid from Monday to Friday, from now until 30 November.

From 10 October to 26 October, a two-week food festival will provide a wide range of German food and beer at Park Café of Shanghai Marriott Hotel Changfeng Park. Enjoy hearty, traditional German cuisine and freshly brewed German beer. Get together for fun games, fabulous lucky draws and other surprises with your family and friends. RMB 298 plus 15% service charge. For reservations, call 2215 6230.

to host the fourth annual edition of the Masters of Food & Wine showcase. For four days, from 25 November to 28 November, gourmands and vinophiles in Shanghai will have the chance to experience an unparalleled food and wine tour of France led by some of the world’s greatest culinary talents. The Masters of Food & Wine 2014 Passion Week will present three Gala Dinners by a trio of Michelin-starred chefs from France – Alain Passard, Yannick Alléno and Philippe Conticini. Passion Week is also a truly immersive experience were guests are not simply onlookers, but are given the opportunity to become culinary masters themselves. Guests can participate in classes hosted by celebrity masters, including a famous Japanese florist, a master French sommelier and an Italian barista champion. Each event is an once-in-a-lifetime experience and an elite celebration that is at both enriching and indulgent.

Surprise your taste buds this Spooky Halloween at La Rue in the Intercontinental Shanghai Ruijin Hotel for a fun filled holiday dinner with amazing Halloween treats. Kids in costume under 12 years of age eat FREE! 31 October from 5:30pm to 9:30pm. Dinner buffet priced at RMB 588 +15% service charge per person inclusive free flow of soft drink, coffee & tea. For reservations, please dial 6472 5222 ext. 7380. Maximum of two children per family.

Now is the season to harvest nature's culinary treasure, as the fertile, protected lakes around Shanghai bear forth the ultimate in savory Chinese cuisine – the Shanghai hairy crab. As Shanghai welcomes the return of its most famously succulent seasonal delicacy, hairy crab, the Fairmont Peace Hotel is elevating this ultimate tasty treat to new heights, with clever and contemporary fusions. Alongside the traditional and authentic style of gourmand presentation, experience this once-in-a-year blessing with the fusion of healthy super-foods, in tune with natural flavours, which highlight the hairy crab.

Paul Pairet’s Ultraviolet in Shanghai has just been recognised as a member of “Les Grandes Tables du Monde” in its 2015 edition. It is the first time that a restaurant from China has been selected for its culinary excellence to join this prestigious culinary association. “Les Grandes Tables du Monde was founded in 1954 by six Parisian restaurateurs, committing to the pursuit of excellence and to promote the values of grand gastronomy and the art of living”. According to the association, eligible restaurants should be recognised among the best tables in the world and should bear 2 or 3 Michelin Stars (where the guide is available), or have an equivalent level. October14 TalkMagazine

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If you think you've got something we should know about, e-mail Talk Magazine at stlisting@ismaychina.com or send a fax to 6237 5827. Beacon Café Square Shop: Shop 102A, Building 3, KIC Hours: 11.30am-2.30pm, Lu). T: 6882 8888 x 25 •500Red Beijing Xi Lu (near Shimen Er Lu)

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DINING American BISTRO BURGER •A Mansion Building, 291 Fumin Lu (near Changle Lu). T: 6170 1315

Real handmade burgers with fresh ingredients. Hours: Sun-Thu 10am-12am, Fri-Sat 10am-4am

BLUE FROG •102-103A, Block 6, Daning Life

Hub, 1918 Gonghe Xin Lu. T: 6631 3920. Rm 3, Green Sports & Leisure Centre, 633 Biyun Lu (near Yunshan Lu). T: 5030 6426. GF, Super Brand Mall, 168 Lujiazui Xi Lu. T: 5047 3488. 30 Hongmei Entertainment Street, Lane 3338 Hongmei Lu. T: 5422 5119. Lower Level, Unit 12, Novel City, 131 Tianyaoqiao Lu (near Xingeng Lu). T: 3368 6117

GF02, Super Brand Mall. T: 5047 1012. No 2, 99 Xikang Lu (near Nanjing Xi Lu). T: 6289 2163. Unit 1, Basement, Plaza KIC, 270 Songhu Lu. T: 6533 3103. Unit 1051B, 1F, Cloud 9 Mall, 1018 Changning Lu. T: 5237 1781. Thumb Plaza, Bldg 18, 199 Fangdian Lu. T: 5833 0801. Infiniti Plaza ,138 Huaihai Zhong Lu. T: 6375 6167 香啡缤: 遵义路100号虹桥上海城一楼140-141单元; 福州路666号金陵海欣大厦1楼B座, 近延安路; 太仓路 181弄新天地广场北里10号楼; 黄金城道915号; 浦东银城北路133号汇亚大厦101室; 陆家嘴西路168号正大广场GF02商铺; 西康路99弄-2(南京西路,近恒隆广场2座); 淞沪路270号创智天地广场地下一层01单元,创智天地店; 长宁路1018号1051室龙之梦店; 芳甸路199弄证大大拇指广场; 淮海中路138号无限度广场2楼

The ever-reliable Frog.

浦东金桥, 碧云路633号-3; 浦东新区陆家嘴西路168号正大广场GF27（ 1楼）; 虹梅路3338弄30号; 天钥桥路 131号永新坊地下一层12室(辛耕路口)

Square, 333 Songhu Lu,Yangpu Central Park Shop: Shop 107, Building 16, Phase 2 Central Park, Apartment 6, Chaoyang Menwei Dajie,Chaoyang District, Beijing Park Avenue Shop: Shop 115, Park Avenue, 6 Chaoyang Gongyuan Nan Lu, Chaoyang District, Beijing Yosemite Shop: Lobby 1, Yosemite Club, 4 Yuyang Lu, Houshayu Town, Shunyi District, Beijing

亦园店:乌鲁木齐中路82号;上海企业天地店:湖滨路222号1号楼2层10号铺;南京东路店:南京东路719号6号商铺;上海浦东潍坊西路60号（近浦城路）;东海广场店:铜仁路299号东海广场101;利星国际广场店:上海市长宁区延安西路1319弄101室;创智广场店:杨浦区淞沪路333号创智天地三期102A单元;新城国际店:朝阳区朝外大街6号新城国际B期16号楼107号商铺;公园大道店;朝阳区公园南路6号院4-3号;顺义优山美地店:顺义区后沙峪镇榆阳路4号优山美地俱乐部

LOUNGE •GF,JASMINE Fairmont Peace Hotel, 20 Nanjing

Dong Lu (near Zhongshan Dong Yi Lu). T: 6138 6886

California Grill •40F,JW’s JW Marriott Hotel, 399 Nanjing Xi Lu. T: 5359 4969 x 6455

Hours: 11.30am - 2.30pm, 5.30 - 10.30pm 加州扒房：南京西路399号, 万豪酒店40楼

Steakhouse •2F,Manhattan Marriott Hotel Hongqiao, 2270

Hongqiao Lu. T: 6237 6000 x 6633

As fantastic as the steaks here may be, we've also had a mighty fine lobster here. 曼哈顿扒房：虹桥路2270号万豪虹桥大酒店2楼

500 Steak House •3F,Prime Hotel Main Tower, InterContinental Hotel, 500 Hengfeng Lu. T: 5253 9999 x 6336

Slabs of meat are complemented by a collection of premium vintages from the wine cellar. 恒丰路500号,上海浦西洲际酒店 3 楼

Bakery & Deli

(华美达店) 南京东路715号; (仙乐斯店) 南京西路388号仙乐斯广场; (港汇店) 虹桥路1号港汇广场2楼; (Eton 裕景店) 浦东大道545号; (美罗城办公楼) 肇嘉浜路1111号; 向城路15号和 17号; 九尊,镇宁路9号; 虹梅路3196号

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Fuwa Pulu Shop 55, Level 3, 388 Xijiangwan Lu. T: 6628 2897 Hours:10am-10pm 164-166 Huichuan Lu. T: 6277 3577 Hours: 10am-12am

Lu) T: 6211 8217

Saint Germain Bakery, a renowned Canadian brand provides only the utmost quality, using natural and fresh ingredients. Hours: 7am-11pm. www.bakerone.cn 加焙坊：徐汇区南昌路559号（近陕西南路，地铁1号线、10号线陕西南路站）

•2F, Bauernstube Sheraton Shanghai Hongqiao Hotel, 5 Zunyi Nan Lu. T: 6275 8888 x 3104

One of the best places in Shanghai to get cold cuts. 农夫之家食品店：上海市遵义南路5号，虹桥喜来登上海太平洋大饭店2楼

Café 1188 •Lobby Level, InterContinental

Shanghai Expo, 1188 Xueye Lu (near Yuntai Lu). T: 3858 1208 Interactive kitchens and live cooking stations make this brunch a feast for the eyes.

咖啡厅1188：浦东雪野路1188号，近南码头路，上海世博洲际酒店一楼

•Unit 140-141, Shanghai City Centre, Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf

100 Zunyi Lu (near Xianxia Lu). T: 6237 1458. Block B, 1F, Jinlinghaixin Building, 666 Fuzhou Lu (near Yunnan Zhong Lu). T: 6391 7971. House 10, Lane 181 Taicang Lu (near Madang Lu). T: 6387 4248. 915 Huang Jincheng Lu. T: 6209 9212. Azia Centre, 133 Yincheng Bei Lu (near Lujiazui Huan Lu). T: 5877 9558. 168 Lujiazui Xi Lu, Unit

赛丽娜: 延安西路488号上海日航酒店一楼

•1250Whisk Huaihai Zhong Lu (near Huating Lu). T: 5404 7770

香港广场店：淮海路283号3楼南栋 3L-3-04C；虹桥久光店：长宁区仙霞路99号尚嘉中心B2层

Lobby Lounge •TheThe Portman Ritz-Carlton, Shanghai Lobby Level, 1376 Nanjing Xi Lu T: 6279 8888 x 5976

Enjoy afternoon tea or late night cocktails, and small plates in this cozy rendezvous spot where attentive service is always on the menu. Hours: 8am-11pm. Afternoon tea: 2.30pm-5pm 南京西路1376号上海商城波特曼酒店

La, Shanghai, 33 Fucheng Lu (near Lujiazui Huan Lu). T: 6882 8888 x 210

浦东富城路33号, 上海浦东香格里拉大酒店紫金楼二楼

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Yi Garden Café Lobby Level, Renaissance Shanghai Yuyuan Hotel, 159 Henan Nan Lu (near Fuyou Lu). T: 2321 8888

Contemporary café with open kitchens. Hours: 12-11pm

豫园咖啡厅：河南南路159号豫园万丽酒店大堂(近福佑路)

•25F,Zpark 1018 Changning Lu (near Huichuan Lu). T: 6115 8888

Sit back, relax and choose from a range of 60 coffee varieties from around the world. 长宁路1018号上海龙之梦万丽酒店25楼

Chinese - Cantonese

The Lobby •Lobby •8F,AiLeMei Level, The Peninsula Shanghai, Royal Méridien Shanghai, 798 32 on the Bund. T: 2327 2888

All-day dining and the celebrated Peninsula Afternoon Tea with live entertainment. 大堂茶座: 中山东一路32号上海半岛酒大堂

The Lounge •1F, 15 Xinjinqiao Lu, Pudong T: 6036 8858

Cantonese haute cuisine, contemporary Chinese décor and marvellous city views. Hours: 11.30am-2.30pm, 5.30-10pm

Freshly- baked bread, croissants, pastries, cakes, scones, gourmet pizza slices, fresh juices & fresh roasted coffee. Card: All Cards. Hours: 7am-10pm. www.glolondon.com, shanghai@ glolondon.com

Chocolate éclairs and other Parisian goodies. Hours: 7am-9pm

粤珍轩：浦东世纪大道88号金茂君悦大酒店55楼

玛德莱娜西饼屋: 南京东路505号, 海仑宾馆1楼

•30 cha's Sinan Lu (near Huaihai Zhong Lu).

Café •1F,Gourmet Shanghai Centre, 1376 Nanjing Xi Lu (near Xikang Lu). T: 6289 5733 南京西路1376号上海商城111室

•Chevalier Shop: 82 Wulumuqi Zhong Jamaica Blue

Lu (near Changle Lu) Shanghai Corporate Avenue Shop: Shop 10, Level 2, 222 Hubin Lu Ramada Shop: Shop 6, 719 Nanjing Dong Lu (near Xizang Zhong Lu). Tel: 6351 3303 Binjiang Shop: 60 Weifang Xi Lu The Exchange: Lobby 101, The Exchange, 299 Tongren Lu Lixing International Plaza Shop: Shop 101,1319 Yan’an Xi Lu. KIC

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万豪轩：新金桥路15号上海金桥红枫万豪酒店5楼

Lu. T: 6351 5888 x 4186

MIO ESPRESSO illy caffe •Showroom 2577 Longhua Lu, bld 11 Room 107, Xuhui. T: 6121 2021

Specialist in OFFICE Coffee Break, HOME and HO.RE.CA solutions with ILLY CAFFE, MIO ESPRESSO, and now also available NESPRESSO COMPATIBLE capsules. www.mio-espresso.com Online shopping available

T: 6093 2062 Hong Kong-style canting straight out of the 1950s. Bistro •3F,China Renaissance Shanghai Yuyuan

Hotel, 159 Henan Nan Lu (near Fuyou Lu). T: 2321 8888 Capturing the essence of great home cooked provincial Chinese cuisine. Hours: 11am-2.30pm, 5-10pm

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740 Hankou Lu. T: 6080 0743

Serving the Signature Langham afternoon tea with live classical music in the afternoons. 廷廊：汉口路740号朗廷扬子精品酒店1楼大堂

Alley •NewPeacock Tower Lobby Level, Waldorf

Astoria Shanghai on the Bund, 88 Sichuan Zhong Lu, near Guangdong Lu. T: 6322 9988 Hours: 9am-11pm

羿庭：上海外滩华尔道夫酒店,上海市黄浦区中山东一路2号

上海市巨鹿路889号(11-12幢3-4层) 靠近常熟路

Chinese restaurant •5F,Mao Sofitel Shanghai Hyland, 505 Nanjing Road East. T: 6351 5888 x 4588

Renowned for its Shanghainese and Cantonese specialties. 南京东路505号上海海仑宾馆5楼

•LevelMingyuan 2 at Banyan Tree Shanghai

On The Bund, 19 Gongping Lu (near Haiping Lu) T: 2509 1188

A contemporary upscale Chinese culinary journey for epicures, serving traditional Cantonese cuisine paying homage to classic Chinese influences in a contemporary style. Ming Yuan offers a range of dining options varying for private dining room and large group tables. Hours: Lunch 11.30am–2.30pm; Dinner 5.30pm–9.30pm 酩缘：公平路19号上海外滩悦榕庄 2楼（近海平路）

逸龙阁:中山东一路32号上海半岛酒店2层（近北京东路）

Yue Xuan •Tower 2, 1F, 1116 Hongsong Dong Lu (near Hongxu Lu). T: 3323 6666

Seriously authentic Cantonese, and the Singaporean chef throws in some great Southeast Asian specialties too! 上海市红松东路1116号

Chinese - Shanghai 599 •LaneChateau 599, 1 Fangdian Lu (near Jinxiu Lu). T: 5033 9113

Exclusive access to luxury private lounge with Huaiyang cuisine. 上海市浦东新区方甸路599弄1号（近锦绣路）

Club Jin Mao •Grand Hyatt, 86F, Jin Mao Tower, 88 Shiji Dadao (near Lujiazui Huan Lu). T: 5049 1234 x 8688 Club Jin Mao of Grand Hyatt Shanghai, one of the most exclusive authentic Shanghainese restaurants. Hours: 11.30am-2.30pm, 5.30-10pm

金茂俱乐部：浦东世纪大道88号金茂君悦大酒店86楼

Restaurant •98 Dick’s Kaixuan Lu (close to Wanhangdu Lu). T: 5272 8198

Innovation of exquisite traditional Shanghai cuisine. Discount for lunch menu (Mon-Fri) Open Daily from 11am-9pm. 凯旋路98号(近万航渡路,中山公园龙之梦北面150米)

Shiji Dadao (near Dongtai Lu). T: 5047 1234 x 8779

万丽轩: 河南南路159号豫园万丽酒店 3楼(近福佑路)

Court •1F,Palm The Langham, Yangtze Boutique,

Changshu Lu). T: 6445 8082

Authentic Cantonese cuisine and dim sum with seven private dining rooms and a signature Peninsula Chinese Chefs’ Table. Hours: 11.30 am-2.30 pm, 6 -10.30 pm.

Canton •Grand Hyatt, 55F, Jinmao Tower, 88

Bakery •1F,Madeleine Hotel Sofitel, 505 Nanjing Dong

八佰秀店：常德路788号1号；96广场店：东方路796号一层170号铺；古北水城店：水城南路89号；碧云山庄店：碧云路633号；星游城店：天钥桥路570-572号1-2F；人民广场店：人民广场18号出口；正大2楼店：陆家嘴西路168号，正大百货2楼

This must-come restaurant offers traditional Cantonese dishes with selections of Shanghai favorites prepared by Hong Kong celebrity chef with five elegant private rooms commanding great view.

Zhongshan Dong Yi Lu (near Beijing Dong Lu). T: 2327 6742.

艾美中餐厅：南京东路789号上海世茂皇家艾美酒店(8楼)

London Bakery Cafe •1F,glo 1 Wulumuqi Nan Lu (near

7521 Room.170,1F, 796, Dongfang Lu. T: 6100 9279 89, Shuicheng Lu. T: 5265 6803 89, Biyun Lu. T: 5067 7031 570-572, 1-2F, Tianyaoqiao Lu. T: 6468 5933 Exit 18, People's Square Subway Station. T: 2205 7746 Zhengda Department Store, 2nd Floor, 168, West Lujiazui Lu. T: 5047 0817

East, 15 Xinjinqiao Lu, Pudong. T:6036 8866.

万丽轩: 浦东长柳路100号淳大万丽酒店2层

Traditional Cantonese, with innovative presentations. Hours: 11.30am-2.30pm, 5.30-10pm

The Lounge is the ideal venue to meet your business partners and friends at the lobby. Enjoy an afternoon tea or relax over a cocktail or glass of champagne.

icake •Room 1, 788, Changde Lu. T: 5239

Ho •5F,Man Shanghai Marriott Hotel Pudong

Nanjing Dong Lu (near Xizang Zhong Lu). T: 3318 9999 x 7700

虹口区西江湾路388号龙之梦购物中心3楼55商铺；长宁区汇川路 164-166号

Dongping Lu). T: 6466 6565

One •559Baker Nanchang Lu (near Shaanxi Nan

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Costa cafés are springing up all over town. www.costa.net.cn

A la carte menu with Asian and Western specialties for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Hours: 6.30am–11.30pm

Hotel, 100 Changliu Lu. T: 3871 4888 x 6612

Long Court •TheYiPeninsula Shanghai, 2F, 32

上海恒丰路500号,上海浦西洲际酒店5 楼

Café •2F,YiGrand Tower, Pudong Shangri-

Huaihai Lu. T: 3331 2396 B2, Shang Jia Center, 99, Xian Xia Lu, Changning District.

The steak is great but we love the antipasto and condiment bar!

Shanghai. T: 3211 9999

Li Restaurant •2F,Wan Renaissance Shanghai Pudong

Cantonese, Shanghainese and other regional specialties.

茉·莉酒廊：南京东路20号

Ooh we love a Whopper. www.burgerking.com

Meihua Lu (near Fangdian Lu). T: 3858 0888

CAFÉ •488SERENA Yan'an Xi Lu, Hotel Nikko

万豪轩中餐厅：南京西路399号39楼

Hours: 11am-2pm, 5-10pm

Shanghai Puxi. T: 5253 9999 x 6399

A Cantonese restaurant with a modern design. www.fccshanghai.com

Le Diamant •3L-3-04C, South Building, 3F, 283,

Nanjing Dong Lu. T: 6351 2916 Ciro's Plaza, 388 Nanjing Xi Lu. T: 3505 1958 545 Pudong Dadao. T: 6888 1773. Metro Tower: 1111 Zhaojiabang Lu. T: 6426 7854 15 & 17 Xiangcheng Lu (near Dongfang Lu). T: 5081 1182. Joy Plaza: 9 Zhenning Lu. T: 5238 2901 3196 Hongmei Lu. T: 6406 5909. 269 Wujiang Lu. T: 6136 1403. 638 Huaihai Zhong Lu. T: 5306 5231 588 Nanquan Bei Lu. T: 5190 6295

上海外滩华尔道夫酒店上海黄浦区中山东一路2号

5.30-10.30pm

Chinese Restaurant •5F,Jade Hotel Main Tower, InterContinental

淮海路1250号，近常熟路

www.lecrememilano.com

ROOM •1F,GRILL Jumeirah Himalayas Hotel, 1108

Talk likes to enjoy an afternoon reminiscing at the former news room where Shanghai Club members read their papers and smoked their pipes. Hours:12-11pm

@ F.C.C. •BldgMANCHURIA 11-12, 3-4F, 889 Julu Lu (near

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Costa Coffee •Shop B, 1F, Ramada Plaza, 719

Astoria Shanghai on the Bund, 2 Zhongshan Dong Yi Lu (near Guangdong Lu). T: 6322 9988

福临门: 浦东富城路33号上海浦东香格里拉大酒店浦江2楼

Hours: 10.30am-11.30pm. www.whiskcafe.com.cn. whisk@whiskcafe.com.cn

KING •132BURGER Yuyuan Lu (near Jiaozhou Lu).

汉堡王: 愚园路132号，近胶州路

Salon de Ville •Waldorf Astoria Club L Level, Waldorf

Specialises in sharks fin, abalone and birds nest. Hours: Mon-Fri 11.30am2.30pm, Sat-Sun 11.30am-3pm. Daily 5-10pm

Offering the finest afternoon tea and Saturday Tea Dance experiences. Hours: 11am-12am. www.fairmont. com/peacehotel

Le Crème Milano 434 Shaanxi Nan Lu (near Yongjia Lu). T: 6433 5208

T: 6255 2144

北京西路500号（静安雕塑公园二号门）

Crystal Jade Unit 2F (12A & B), Bldg 6-7, Lane 123 Xingye Lu (near Madang Lu). T: 6385 8752. 7F, West Gate Mall, 1038 Nanjing Xi Lu (near Jiangning Lu). T: 5228 1133. 507B, 5F, Grand Gateway, 1 Hongqiao Lu Fave of Hong Kongers looking for some good hometown cooking.

翡翠酒家: 兴业路123弄新天地6-7号楼F-12A-B；南京西路1038号梅龙镇广场7楼；虹桥路1号港汇广场507B

Hui Tang •2F,Sheng InterContinental Shanghai Expo,

1188 Xueye Lu (near Nanmatou Lu). T: 3858 1188

We love it for its interactive show kitchens and live cooking stations. 盛会堂：浦东雪野路1188号，近南码头路上海世博洲际酒店2楼

Pavilion •TheSummer Portman Ritz-Carlton, Shanghai

2F, East Plaza, Shanghai Centre, 1376 Nanjing Xi Lu. T: 6279 8888 x 4770

Crazy villa with nooks and crannies everywhere.

No. 1288 Lujiazui Ring Lu. T: 3867 8888*6199

Cantonese Cuisine with Shanghai Signature dishes. Great value “ All You Can Eat “ Dim Sum Menu for lunch. 10 Private rooms available. Open 11:30am-2:30pm, 6:00pm-10:00pm. 新天世纪中餐厅：浦东新区陆家嘴环路1288号上海凯宾斯基大酒店2楼

Court •2F,T’ang The Langham, Yangtze Boutique,

唐阁：汉口路740号2楼

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龙凤厅和平饭店：南京东路20号

Suntime Century •2F Grand Kempinski Hotel Shanghai.

Hours: 11.30am-2.30pm, 5.30-10pm

Fook Lam Moon 2F, River Wing, Pudong Shangri-La, 33 Fucheng Lu (near Yincheng Dong

Presenting traditional Shanghainese and regional Chinese cuisine with breathtaking views of the Bund and Pudong skyline. Hours: 11.30am – 2pm, 5.30 – 10pm. www.fairmont.com/peacehotel

1039 •1039FuYuyuan Lu (near Jiangsu Lu).

740 Hankou Lu. T: 6080 0800

翡翠园中餐厅：上海市遵义南路5号，虹桥喜来登上海太平洋大饭店2楼

Dong Lu (near Zhongshan Dong Yi Lu). T: 6138 6880

南京西路1376号上海商城波特曼酒店

• Emerald Garden

2F, Sheraton Shanghai Hongqiao Hotel, 5 Zunyi Nan Lu (near Xianxia Lu). T: 6275 8888 x 4910

Phoenix •8F,Dragon Fairmont Peace Hotel, 20 Nanjing

In Hong Kong, T’ang Court enjoys an envied reputation and two coveted Michelin stars.

Hao •39F,Wan JW Marriott Hotel, 399 Nanjing

Xi Lu (near Huangpi Bei Lu). T: 5359 4969 x 6436 Cantonese creations with stunning city views.

T: 5237 1878

愚园路1039号，近江苏路

House •221Full Shimen Er Lu (near Xinzha Lu). T: 6209 1686

Yum... hongshao rou!

Garden •6F, Paradise Jin Mao Tower, 88 Shiji Dadao

(near Yincheng Dong Lu). T: 5047 7773 Hours: 11.30am-3pm, 5.30-11pm

天萃庭: 浦东世纪大道88号金茂裙房6层

CUISINE •6F,SHANG-HIGH Jumeirah Himalayas Hotel

Shanghai. 1108 Meihua Lu, Pudong. T: 3858 0768 / 0760 Regional Chinese dishes with seasonal, organic ingredients. www.jumeirah.com

迷•上海餐厅：梅花路1108号上海卓美亚喜玛拉雅酒店6楼

COURT •TheTANG Langham Xintiandi, 5F, 99

Madang Road (near Taicang Lu). T: 2330 2428

If you crave contemporary Chinese cuisine, then Tang Court is your choice. Specialising in Shanghainese and Cantonese dishes. Tang Court creates an innovative mix of traditional favourites and modern delicacies. www.tangcourt-xintiandi.com 新天地朗廷酒店: 马当路99号五层

This Sichuanese restaurant, cocktail bar and tea house is an expansion of the popular Citizen Cafe. www.citizenshanghai.com 龙门阵茶屋川菜馆：东湖路30号

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South Beauty 5F, Shanghai Times Square, 93 Huaihai Zhong Lu. T: 6391 0890. Unit 1, 28 Taojiang Lu (near Hengshan Lu). T: 6445 2581. Unit B7-B8, Shanghai City Centre, 100 Zunyi Lu (near Xianxia Lu). T: 6237 2885. 881 Yan’an Zhong Lu (near Tongren Lu). T: 6247 5878. 3F, Citic Square, 1168 Nanjing Xi Lu. T: 5292 5331 Great Sichuan classics served with flair in fantastic surroundings. Hours: 11am-10pm 俏江南：淮海中路93号大上海时代广场5楼；桃江路28号一座；遵义路 100号虹桥上海城外围街B7-B8单元,近仙霞路; 延安中路881号；南京西路1168号中信泰富广场3楼

Fancy pants Cantonese at the Waldorf - what's not to love? Hours: Lunch 11.30am-3pm, Dinner 5.30-11pm. www.waldorfastoriashanghai.com 蔚景阁中山东一路2号外滩华尔道夫酒店5楼

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Whampoa Club 5F, No.3 The Bund, Zhong Shan Dong Yi Lu (near Guang Dong Lu). T: 6321 3737

The regal Whampoa Club brings a new level of sophistication to Chinese cuisine. Classic Shanghainese and Chinese dishes are interpreted with contemporary flair in the stunning Art Deco dining room. Accompanying the sumptuous cuisine is an extensive wine list and an exclusive selection of premium teas from all regions of China. Hours: 11.30am-2.30pm, 5.30pm-10.30pm www.threeonthebund. com 中山东一路3号，外滩三号5楼，近广东路

Xiao Nan Guo •3337 Hongmei Lu. T: 3208 9777.

17 Yincheng Xi Lu. T: 5887 7000. 1398 Nanjing Xi Lu. T: 6289 1717. 3F, New Jinjiang Tower, 161 Changle Lu. T: 6472 1982 / 6415 1188 x 80306 Deserved reputation for traditional Shanghainese food. Hours: 11am-2pm, 5-10pm 小南国：虹梅路3337号; 银城西路 17号; 南京西路1398号；长乐路 161号新锦江大酒店三楼

Yongfoo Elite •200The Yongfu Lu (near Hua'nan Lu). T: 5466 2727

Set on the grounds of the former British Consulate, a haven of fine food, exquisite antiques and peaceful gardens. 雍福会: 永福路200号

Shanghai •LaneYe181 Taicang Lu (near Madang Lu). T: 6311 2323

Modern Shanghainese with a solid dim sum spread and live jazz every weekend. Half portion is available for order. Hours: 11.30am-2.30pm, 5.30-10.30pm 夜上海: 黄陂南路338号新天地

Petit Franck •376LeWukang Lu (near Tai'an Lu).

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Villa Du Lac 383 Huangpi Nan Lu (near Xingye Lu). T: 6387 6387 湖庭: 黄陂南路383号(近兴业路)

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Element Fresh T: 5116 9887

Laowais love EF! Minimum order RMB 40. No delivery fee. Delivery service covers downtown, Lujiazui and Jinqiao area. http://order.elementfresh.com

Munchies •974 Wuding Lu, (near Jiaozhou Lu).

T: 6218 4616. 563 Shunchang Lu (near Jianguo Dong Lu). T: 6311 3616 Free delivery within 1km. Hours: 10am-10pm

Sherpa's •T: 6209 6209

Serving hungry people in Shanghai since 1999, Sherpa's now works with over 100 international and Chinese restaurants. www.sherpa.com.cn

French

•2FAcqua Grand Kempinski Hotel Shanghai. No. 1288 Lujiazui Ring Lu. T: 3867 8888*6192

Best of European Cuisine with Business Set Lunch menus. Beautiful Brasserie Restaurant with Aquarium and a stunning view over the Huangpu River. Open 11:30am-2:30pm, 6:00pm-10:00pm 海蓝餐厅：浦东新区陆家嘴环路 1288号上海凯宾斯基大酒店2楼

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Allure Lobby, Le Royal Méridien Shanghai, 789 Nanjing Dong Lu (near Xizang Zhong Lu). T: 3318 9999 x 7022 The menu of traditional French dishes comes highly recommended.

艾露：南京东路789号上海世茂皇家艾美酒店(大堂楼)

•210CAMELIA Shiji Dadao (near Pucheng Lu). Vibrant, chic and stylish Camelia at Four Seasons Hotel Pudong, is the city's newest dining sensation. World class French and Japanese cuisine, cool cocktails, exceptional wines and hot vibes.

Lu). T: 6437 9361. 5F, Plaza 66, 1266 Nanjing Xi Lu (near Shanxi Lu). T: 6288 8897. Hotline: 400 820 7706 Delivery: 6209 6209

品川, 桃江路47号, 恒隆广场5层南京西路1266号

Spice •3F,Sichuan 500 Hengfeng Lu (near Tianmu

An authentic Parisian bistrot with vintage maps and photographs of Paris adorning the walls. Open every day for dinner 6pm-1am (last order: 11pm). www.franck.com.cn

•378Farine Wukang Lu (near Tai’an Lu)

天蜀阁四川餐厅：恒丰路500号3楼

We pay tribute to the ordinary yet extraordinary boulangeries all over France, and the artisanal tradition they represent. Our passion is evident in our respect for our ingredients, and the authentic flavours of our crusty breads, croissants and other French specialties – all baked daily, using ground stone flour imported from France. Open from 7am to 8pm every day.

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Georges •4F, Jean No.3 The Bund, Zhong Shan Dong Yi

Lu) T: 5253 9999

Sichuan Restaurant offers a pleasant and memorable dining experience with innovative Sichuan cuisine and elegant environment combining Chinese and Western flavour. Hours: 11.30am – 10pm

Sichuan Citizen Restaurant & Bar 30 Donghu Lu (near Huaihai Lu). T: 5404 1235

Nanjing Dong Lu). T: 6323 9898 Classy, but not stuffy. Relaxed, without sacrificing the chic factor. Hours: Dinner: Mon-Sun 5.30pm10.30pm (Last order), Late Night: Thu-Sat 11pm-2am (last order) www.mmbund.com

by Jean Georges •4F,Nougatine No.3 The Bund, Zhong Shan Dong Yi Lu (near Guang Dong Lu). T: 6321 7733

Nougatine is a smart, upscale bistro that delivers Jean Georges’ signature cuisine in more relaxed surroundings. The stylish space is anchored by a dramatic carved stone bar, which offers an extensive drink selection and creative cocktails. The premium value menu features comforting bistro fare such as gourmet salads and the classic JG burger. Hours: Dinner MonSun 6pm-11pm. www.threeonthebund.com 中山东一路3号，外滩三号4楼，近广东路

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Pelham’s

1F, Waldorf Astoria Shanghai on the Bund, 2 Zhongshan Dong Yi Lu (near Guangdong Lu). T: 6322 9988 This fine dining restaurant emanates warmth, intimacy and elegance, without being overly formal. The exciting menu of modern French cuisine prepared by Chef Bruno Bruesch further elevates the gastronomic experience at Pelham’s. Operating Hours: Daily, 11:30am-2pm, 6pm-10:30pm 中山东一路2号，上海外滩华尔道夫酒店1楼

German

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Paulaner Brauhaus 150 Fenyang Lu (near Fuxing Lu). T: 6474 5700. Xintiandi North Block, Lane 181 Taicang Lu (near Madang Lu). T: 6320 3935. 2967 Binjiang Dadao (near Lujiazui Huan Lu). T: 6888 3935

Room •87F,Dining 100 Shiji Dadao, Park Hyatt

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Lu, (near Guang Dong Lu). T: 6321 7733 Jean Georges Shanghai is the first

Justifiably labelled world class. Hours: 11.30am-2.30pm, 6.30-11.30pm.

Different buffets available through the week, and a Champagne brunch every Sunday.

Continental delights are the order of the day at this restaurant, along with the impressive Bund view. www.rooseveltchina.com

Restaurant •TheTables Portman Ritz-Carlton, Shanghai

T: 6248 0000 x 1860

华山路250号，希尔顿大酒店大堂

Global

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100 Century Avenue 91F, Park Hyatt, 100 Shiji Dadao. T: 3855 1428 x 4560

One of the highest restaurants in the world, and it has multiple show kitchens Too many views to choose from!

Day Dining / Café •2F,All Pudong City Bistro,15 Xinjinqiao Lu, Pudong. T: 6036 8855

The all-day-dining casual restaurant located features interactive show kitchens and live cooking stations for breakfast, lunch and dinner and complimented by an extensive a la carte menu. The culinary team will showcase exciting cuisines from around the world with local favorites.

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Hours: 11am- 11pm every day open

Lu. T: 6882 8888 x 280

复兴中路571号近思南路

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The COOK 1388 Huamu Lu (near Fangdian Lu), Lobby level, Kerry Hotel Pudong, Shanghai. T: 6169 8886 The COOK is open daily from 6:30 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. and serves a daily buffet breakfast from 6:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m.

厨：上海浦东嘉里大酒店上海浦东新区花木路1388号

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CACHET The Langham Xintiandi, Level 1, 99 Madang Lu, Xintiandi. T: 2330 2288

Delivers an innovative assortment of international and Asian dishes. Open for breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea and dinner, guests can indulge in the Cachet’s global epicurean delights throughout the day. www.mingcourt-xintiandi.com 新天地朗廷酒店: 马当路99号五层

World-class. What more can we say about Jade on 36? 富城路33号浦东香格里拉大酒店36楼

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L'Atrium 2F, Grand Mercure Shanghai Hongqiao, 369 Xian Xia Lu. T: 5153 3300 x 3708 L’Atrium is a contemporary restaurant featuring a spectacular sky-high oil painting and down-to-earth personalized services. Graceful and cozy, L’Atrium provides a fine selection of innovative gastronomy including international breakfast fairs, themed buffet, French infused a la carte services. www.grandmercurehongqiao.cn

仙霞路369号上海虹桥雅高美爵酒店二楼，岚亭餐厅

M on the Bund •7F, 5 on the Bund, 20 Guangdong Lu (near Zhongshan Dong Yi Lu). T: 6350 9988

华懋阁和平饭店：南京东路20号

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Citizen Bar and Café 222 Jinxian Lu (near Shaanxi Nan Lu). T: 6258 1620

Cosy relaxed European decor, first floor coffee house and lounge with wi-fi. Hours: Mon-Fri 11am-12.30am, Sat-Sun 10am-12.30am 进贤路222号, 近陕西南路

Buffet •2F,Comely Majesty Plaza Shanghai, 719

Nanjing Dong Lu. T: 6350 0000 x 208

Buffet with city views of Nanjing Lu. Hours: 6am-10pm

南京东路719号上海南新雅大酒店2楼

Element Fresh •112, Shanghai Centre, 1376

Nanjing Xi Lu (near Xikang Lu). T: 6279 8682 4-5F, Kwah Centre, 1028 Huaihai Zhong Lu (near Donghu Lu). T: 5403 8865 GF, Northwest corner, Super Brand Mall, Luijiazui Xi Lu (near Lujiazui Huan Lu), Pudong. T: 5047 2060 Shop 163, GF, Grand Gateway Mall, 1 Hongqiao Lu. T: 6407 5972 331 Hongfeng Lu (near Biyun Lu). T: 3382 1700 6F, 228 Xizang Nan Lu (near Shouning Lu). T: 6334 3598 1F, Gubei Garden Plaza, 2088 Yan'an Xi Lu (near Yili Lu). T: 5116 9887 1F, Kerry Parkside Pudong 1378 Huamu Lu (near Fangdian Lu)

Healthy, tasty food and great service. Hours: Sun-Thu 7am-11pm, Fri-Sat 7am-12am 新元素：南京西路1376号112室；淮海中路1028号嘉华中心4&5楼；浦东陆家嘴正大广场一楼；虹桥路 1号港汇广场; 红枫路331号; 西藏南路228号永银大厦6楼；延安西路 2088号虹桥嘉顿广场一层;花木路 1378号浦东嘉里城1楼

- All Day Dining •1F, Essence Block 2, 1116 Hongsong Dong Lu,

Hilton Shanghai Hongqiao. T: 3323 6571

All day dining with a global spread of Chinese, Pan-Asian and Atlantic favourites. www.shanghaihongqiao.hilton.com 全日制餐厅-元：上海红松东路 1116号，上海虹桥元一希尔顿酒店二号楼一层

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Grand Brasserie Waldorf Astoria Shanghai on the Bund, 2 Zhongshan Dong Yi Lu (near Guangdong Lu). T: 6322 9988

The Grand Brasserie offers a chic yet casual all-day dining experience. The brasserie menu juxtaposes the flavors of East and West with a fresh, contemporary flair. Operating Hours: Daily, 11:30am-2pm, 6pm-10:30pm 百味园，中山东一路2号，上海外滩华尔道夫酒店

International buffet for breakfast, lunch and dinner. www.jumeirah.com

Tempt your taste buds with succulent steaks and fresh seafood. Hours (dinner only): SunThu 5.30-10pm, Fri-Sat 5.30-10.30pm

Pudong. T: 5049 1234 x 8907

烧烤: 浦东世纪大道88号金茂君悦大酒店56楼

1F, Grand Mercure Baolong, 180 Yixian Lu. T: 3505 9666

Blending art with taste in this heavenly eatery, the new Tian Di Restaurant feature local Chinese, Asian and International Cuisine in show kitchen style that entices the senses and brings the excitement of cooking from behind the scene. Hours: 6am-10.30pm

All Day Dining •1F, Vie Sofitel Shanghai Sheshan

Oriental, 3388 Sichen Lu, Sijing Town. T: 3761 8888 x 1911

Dine in style with tranquil lagoons and fresh seafood. 上海市松江区泗泾镇泗陈公路3388弄，上海东方佘山索菲特大酒店1楼

Indian

中山南路505号

•3F, VEDAS 83 Changshu Lu (near Julu Lu). T: 6445 8100 / 6404 1551

One of the best Indian restaurants in the city. Hours: 11.30am-2pm, 6-10.30pm www.vedascuisine.com

Spectacular city views, fresh a la carte and elaborate buffets.

Offers casual elegance with accomplished modern European cuisine with picturesque views of the Bund and Pudong skyline. Hours: 12– 2.30pm, 6 – 10pm. www.fairmont.com/peacehotel

Tian Di Show Kitchen •Restaurant

Fuxing Dong Lu). T: 6152 6567

Xi Lu (near Huangpi Bei Lu). T: 5359 4969 x 6422

Dong Lu (near Zhongshan Dong Yi Lu). T: 6138 6881

南京西路1376号上海商城波特曼酒店

on the Grille •505Kebabs Zhongshan Nan Lu (near

Café •38F,Marriott JW Marriott Hotel, 399 Nanjing

•56F,Grill Grand Hyatt, 88 Shiji Dadao,

郁全日餐厅：梅花路1108号上海卓美亚喜玛拉雅酒店1楼

on 36 •36F,Jade Pudong Shangri-La, 33 Fucheng

米氏餐厅：外滩5号7楼

CATHAY ROOM •8F,THE Fairmont Peace Hotel, 20 Nanjing

太仓路181弄新天地北里8号

Lobby Level, 1376 Nanjing Xi Lu T: 6279 8888 x 7166

The sort of restaurant you read about in Conde Nast and other glossies. Hours: 11.30am-2.30pm, 6.15-10.30pm

CAFE & LOUNGE •1F,ARTE Jumeirah Himalayas Hotel

Shanghai. 1108 Meihua Lu, Pudong. T: 3858 0718 x 0710

27 Zhongshan Dong Yi Lu. T: 2322 0888

中山东一路27号

CAFÉ MORCEAU No.571. Fuxing Zhong Lu, near Sinan Lu. T: 6445 8703

•6F, 18 Zhongshan Dong Yi Lu (near

宝莱纳：汾阳路150号；太仓路 181弄新天地广场北里19-20号；陆家嘴西路2967号

Franck BistroT 376 Wukang Lu (near Tai'an Lu). T: 158 2167 6767/6437 6465

THE HOUSE OF ROOSEVELT, SKY •Restaurant

Mr & Mrs Bund

浦东四季酒店：浦东世纪大道210号

世纪大道100号上海柏悦酒店87楼, 近东泰路

Atrium Café •Lobby, Hilton Hotel, 250 Huashan Lu.

T: 6433 1213 Le Petit Franck offers a place to escape from everyday hectic life, and relax over some traditional French snacks and carefully selected wines and crafted cocktails. Outdoor seating available. Hours: 11.30am-1pm.

Serves bountiful plates of authentic German food and jugs of German grog. Hours: Mon-Fri, 5pm-2am, Sat 12pm2am, Sun 11am-2am

Shanghai. T: 6888 1234 x 4560

Chuan •47PinTaojiang Lu (near Wulumuqi Nan

•5F, Jin Mao Tower Side Building, 88 Shiji La Tour

鸿禧茶居: 兴业路123弄新天地南里3号楼

It’s chaos spelled backwards! Go figure.

T: 2036 1300

Chinese - Sichuan

1 Taojiang Lu (near Fenyang Lu). T: 5465 9055 A great selection of galettes, crepes, traditional cakes and cider. Hours: 10.30am - late, last order 11.30pm 桃江路1号,近东平路

Xintiandi. T: 6385 7777

Restaurant & Tea Garden •BldgSOAHC 3, Lane 123, Xingye Lu,

Dong Yi Lu (near Guangdong Lu). T: 6322 9988

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La Creperie

Dadao, Pudong. T: 5047 5859 Fine French fare in the shadow of the Jinmao Tower. Hours: 11.30am -2pm, 5.30-11pm 拉图餐厅: 浦东世纪大道88号金茂裙楼5楼

Chinese - Yangzhou Jing Ge •5F,Wei Waldorf Astoria Club, 2 Zhongshan

signature restaurant outside New York by famed 3 Michelin Star Chef Jean Georges Vongerichten. The refined French cuisine is perfectly complimented by the luxurious yet understated setting. Since opening in 2004, Jean Georges has set the bar for fine dining in Shanghai with artfully crafted seasonal menus, an elaborate wine list, and impeccable service. Mon-Sun 11:30am2:30pm, Dinner Mon-Sun 6:00pm11:00pm, Brunch Sat-Sun, 11.30am3pm. www.threeonthebund.com 中山东一路3号，外滩三号4楼，近广东路

常熟路83号3楼 (近巨鹿路)

Mosaic restaurant 2F, Sofitel Shanghai Hyland, 505 Nanjing Road East. T: 6351 5888 x 4281 Casual restaurant mixing modern French inspired cuisine artfully blended with Asian flair.

Italian

•3F, Basilico InterContinental Shanghai Expo, 1188 Xueye Lu (near Puming Lu). T: 3858 1172.

南京东路505号上海海仑宾馆2楼

They have a marble table shaped like Italy. 'Nuff said.

Wine Bar & Kitchen •2F,NAPA South Bund 22, 22 Zhongshan Dong Er Lu. T: 6318 0057

Bringing wine experience and enjoyment to a new level in a historical setting. www.napawinebarandkitchen.com 中山东二路22号2楼

Ocean •Lobby level at Banyan Tree Shanghai On The Bund,19 Gongping Lu ( near Haiping Lu). T: 2509 1188

Dining in a romantic and contemporary setting, an extensive array of selected premium products from the sea. A distinct and innovative gourmet experience to satisfy the most discerning of tastes, Ocean, fully realises the art of cooking. Savour our signature dish ‘The Seafood Platter’. Hours: Lunch 11am–5.30pm; Dinner 6pm–10.30pm 海怡：公平路19号上海外滩悦榕庄 1楼（近海平路）

巴赛利意大利餐厅：浦东雪野路 1188号，近南码头路上海世博洲际酒店三楼

•1F, Casalingo Shanghai Marriott Hotel Pudong East. 15 Xinjinqiao Lu, Pudong. T: 6036 8838

This signature restaurant stays true to its name("homemade" in Italian), featuring an open kitchen with pizza oven, a sumptuous antipasto counter and a gelato coffee bar. 卡萨琳戈：新金桥路15号上海金桥红枫万豪酒店1楼

•913Casanova Julu Lu (near Changshu Lu). T: 5403 4528

巨鹿路913号, (近常熟路)

Ciao Dining Room and Ciao •Bambino

1F, The Langham, Yangtze Boutique, 740 Hankou Lu. T: 6080 0800 x 7744

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Pudong City Bistro 2F, Shanghai Marriott Hotel Pudong East. 15 Xinjinqiao Lu, Pudong. T:6036 8855

All-Day-Dining restaurant features interactive show kitchens with live-cooking stations for buffets complimented by an extensive a la carte menu showcasing cuisines from around the world with local favorites. 都会尚膳：新金桥路15号上海金桥红枫万豪酒店2楼

Pelham’s •Waldorf Astoria Club L Level, Waldorf Astoria Shanghai on the Bund, 2 Zhongshan Dong Yi Lu (near Guangdong Lu). T: 6322 9988

This New York-style fine dining restaurant is elegant without being too formal. 上海外滩华尔道夫酒店：上海黄浦区中山东一路2号

Shook! Restaurant & •Rooftop Terrace

•56F,Cucina Grand Hyatt, 88 Shiji Dadao (near Dongtai Lu). T: 5049 1234 x 8908

A stylish trattoria that serves traditional Italian favorites. Hours: 11.30am-2.30pm, 5.30-10pm 意庐: 浦东世纪大道88号金茂君悦大酒店56楼

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Da Marco 1F, 103 Dongzhu'anbang Lu, Golden Bridge Garden. T: 6210 4495. 1F, Grand Gateway, 1 Hongqiao Lu (across from Element Fresh). T: 6447 7577 大马可：东诸安浜路103号1楼；虹桥路1号港汇广场1楼(新元素对面)

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Favola 8F, Le Royal Méridien Shanghai, 789 Nanjing Dong Lu. T: 3318 9999 Chic Italian restaurant featuring food from various regions of Italy.

5/6F, The Swatch Art Peace Hotel, 23 Nanjing Dong Lu (Bund 19) T: 2329 8522

法沃莱：南京东路789号世茂皇家艾美大酒店

www.shookrestaurantshanghai.com

Shook!餐厅及顶层露台：南京东路 23号（外滩19号）斯沃琪和平饭店艺术中心五楼及六楼

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Sir Elly’s Restaurant, Bar and Terrace The Peninsula Shanghai, 13-14F, 32 Zhongshan Dong Yi Lu (near Beijing Dong Lu). T: 2327 6756

Modern European dining by Chef David Chauveau with six private dining rooms, an intimate bar, and an expansive U-shape outdoor terrace offering breathtaking views of the city. 艾利爵士餐厅、酒吧和露台：中山东一路32号上海半岛酒店13、14层（近北京东路）

T8 •House 8, North Block Xintiandi,

A haven of authentic Italian & Mediterranean dining.

Lane 181, Taicang Lu (near Madang Lu). T: 6355 8999

•27F,Giovanni’s Sheraton Shanghai Hongqiao Hotel, 5 Zunyi Nan Lu. T: 6275 8888 x 4276 Sample authentic cuisine from various regions of Italy. Hours: 12-2pm, 6-10.30pm

吉范尼斯意大利餐厅：上海市遵义南路5号，虹桥喜来登上海太平洋大饭店27楼

•6F, Mercato No.3 The Bund, Zhong Shan Dong Yi Lu (near Guang Dong Lu). T: 6321 9922 This coastal Italian restaurant offers vibrant cuisine, stylishly rustic décor, and breathtaking Bund views. The menu created by 3 Michelin Star Chef Jean Georges Vongerichten, features amazing wood-fired pizzas, house made pastas, and the freshest seafood, graced with the true flavor of Italy. 5.30pm-1am 中山东一路3号，外滩三号6楼，近广东路

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e Vino Ristorante •BldgPane 33, 47 Fuxing Lu (near Sinan

OYAMA •20 SUSHI Donghu Lu (near Huaihai Zhong

Owner/chef Antonio Sciaraffa serves authentic Italian food in a friendly, home setting.

20 course omakase menu served by Oyama-san himself

Lu), Sinan Mansions. T: 5465 2177

思南路47号,思南公馆第33墅(近思南路大门)

•1F,SABATINI South Annex,Wheelock Square, 1717 Nanjing Xi Lu. T: 3127 8577

An authentic dining experience best ended with its delicious pear and ricotta dessert. Hours: Lunch 11.30am-2.30pm, High Tea 3-5.30pm, Dinner 6-10.30pm. reservations@sabatini-sh.com

Shanghai •RmVa7, Bene North Block, Xintiandi, Lane

Lu). T: 5404 7705

Serving only the finest ingredients; Taihei serves high quality Sushi and Sashimi with an innovative twist. Hours: Lunch 11.30am–2.30pm; Dinner 5.30pm–9.30pm 公平路19号上海外滩悦榕庄2楼（近海平路）

District, Shanghai Marriott Hotel Luwan. T: 5318 8888

Be impressed by the inspiring landscape of Lupu Bridge crossing over the Huangpu River. Dance to the rhythm of the river while enjoying the fine wines with a spectacular view of new post-Expo Shanghai. 上海市卢湾区江滨路99号28楼（打浦路底）上海绿地万豪酒店

Japanese

•150AMBROSIA Fenyang Lu (near Yueyang Lu). T: 6431 3935

Former home of legendary General Bai set in immaculate gardens. Japanese and Korean cuisine cooked on smoke-free grills. 仙炙轩：汾阳路150号

Japanese Restaurant •3F,Benkay Hotel Nikko Shanghai, 488 Yan’an Xi Lu. T: 3211 9999

Benkay offers sushi, tempura and teppanyaki. 弁庆日餐厅：延安西路488号上海日航酒店三楼

RMB 160 all you can handle. What more could you want? 瑞金一路139号1楼；东平路15号；衡山路543号衡山宾馆2楼；淮海中路283号香港广场南座3楼；虹许路 943号；虹桥路1288号

Korea

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CHI-Q 2/F, No.3 Zhong Shan Dong Yi Lu. T: 6321 6622

Enjoy CHI-Q’s traditional yet innovative culinary experience marrying Chef Marja’s Korean homemade-style recipes with Jean-Georges’ modern spin and an elegant yet playful sharing style BBQ dining experience. Business Hours: Dinner Mon-Sun 6pm-10.30pm

Yan'an Lu). T: 6242 9186 慕光日本料理: 虹梅路3911弄10号楼

•1MF,J-MIX Jumeirah Himalayas Hotel, 1108 Meihua Lu, Pudong. T: 3858 0888 Its private teppanyaki rooms make for good grilling.

•56F,Kobachi Grand Hyatt, Jin Mao Tower, 88 Shiji Dadao. T: 5049 1234 x 8907

Sushi, sashimi and yakitori in a stylish interior. Hours: 11.30am-2.30pm, 5.30-10pm 日珍: 浦东世纪大道88号金茂君悦

TEPPANYAKI & LOUNGE •3F,MOONSHA 5 on the Bund, 20 Guangdong Lu (near Zhongshan Dong Yi Lu). T: 6323 1117

•3/FHanmadang Highton Hotel. 1,000 Hongsong Dong Lu. T: 6415 9691 Classic Korean cuisine

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Smoki Moto Renaissance Shanghai Caohejing hotel. 397 Tianlin Lu (near Lianhua Lu). T: 3325 8388 Korean BBQ with a Japanese Twist

Zheng Yi Ping •Bldg.18, 51 Hongxiu Lu. T: 5428

7301. 111 Yili Nan Lu. T: 5477 0019. 225 Jinhui Nan Lu. T: 3432 2735. 292 Ziteng Lu. T: 3431 7287 Authentic and relaxed Korean cuisine

London

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glo London Gastro Grill 2F, 1 Wulumuqi Nan Lu (near Dongping Lu). T: 6466 6565

London Rooftop BBQ •4F, glo 1 Wulumuqi Nan Lu (near

A delightful eating experience.

Enjoy food from glo hickory oak burning smoke BBQ pit while enjoy the open rooftop skyline views. Card: All Cards. Hours: Mon- Fri. 5pm-late. Sat- Sun. 11-late. www.glolondon.com, shanghai@glolondon.com

SUSHI BAR •630SHARI Yongjia Lu (near Wulumuqi Nan Lu).T: 5466 0320

More sushi options than you can shake a stick at. 徐汇区永嘉路630号

•803SHINTORI Julu Lu (near Fumin Lu). T: 5404 5252

Uber-smooth eatery that takes some finding. Hours: Mon-Fri 5.30-11pm, SatSun 11.30am-11pm 新都里无二：巨鹿路803号

WITH AQUA •2F,SUN 6 on the Bund, Zhongshan Dong Yi Lu (near Guangdong Lu). T: 6339 2779

Immaculate interior and open kitchen, with an emphasis on delicate seafood dishes. 中山东一路(外滩)6号2楼

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San’s Kitchen •1F La Green Hotel, 1775 Jinqiao Lu.

T: 5032 1311

碧云国际商务酒店1楼，金桥路 1775号

Mediterranean

Designed to sate the cravings of those foodies who it pains to settle on a single dish, tapas brings all the flavours of Spain to your table in one sitting. Hours: 10am-2am

Martin •811Restaurant Hengshan Lu (near Yuqing Lu).

Mexican

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Cal Kitchen B1 Carrefour, Thumb Plaza, 185 Fangdian Lu, Pudong. T: 5033 6637. B1-03, Multi-Media Plaza, 999 Changning Lu (near Zhongshan Park). T: 6340 1923 It's Mexican food, California-style.

Agave •ACantina Mansion, 291 Fumin Lu (near

Changle Lu). T: 6170 1310. 357 Hongfeng Lu (near Biyun Lu). T: 6886 0706

Big burritos, tacos and a salsa bar to fill you up, and Shanghai's widest selection of tequilas to wash it down. www.cantinaagave.com

•2F,Maya Shanghai Grand Plaza, Club

Southeast Asian The Flavors of Asia •2F,Asiatique 369 Xianxia Lu, Grand Mercure Hongqiao. T: 5153 3300 x 3700

With graceful and cosy dining ambiance. Hours: 6am-10.30pm 泛亚风情餐厅: 仙霞路369号虹桥美爵酒店二楼

Bali Laguna •No.1649 Nanjing Xi Lu (inside Jing’an Park). T: 6248 6970

Romantic atmosphere with authentic Indonesian cuisine to boot. 巴厘餐厅：南京西路1649号 (静安公园内)

•26FCeladon 1018 Changning Lu

(Renaissance Shanghai Zhongshan Park Hotel) T:6115 8888

Focusing on authentic regional specialties from Vietnam, India, Thailand, and Malaysia with an interactive approach. Celadon Tea Lounge offers a variety of over 36 specialty teas. 长宁路1018号上海龙之梦万丽酒店26楼

T: 6431 6639 Martin Berasategui is

known for inventive, modern Spanish cooking and this venture, in an historic villa within Xujiahui Park, reflects that.

Neat little Malaysian in the middle of Dagu Lu's strip of restaurants. Hours: 11am-10pm 娘惹情马来西亚经典风味餐厅咖啡屋：大沽路417号，近石门一路

Spanish

Zhongshan Park's only casual chic Mediterranean restaurant providing

The Best Spanish Tapas in Pudong. Friendly and casual atmosphere. Open Monday to Friday : 11:30am-

No. 1288 Lujiazui Ring Lu. T: 3867 8888*6196

The first choice for many discerning Thaifood-lovers in Shanghai. Delivery service now available. Hotline: 400 880 7729. Delivery: 6209 6209. www.simplythai-sh.com

东平店：上海徐汇区东平路5号C座; 新天地店：上海市黄浦区新天地马当路159号(兴业路路口); 虹梅店：上海市闵行区虹梅路3338弄老外街28号 (近虹梅休闲街); 金桥店：上海市浦东新区蓝天路600号碧云休闲体育中心A6; 国金店：上海市浦东新区世纪大道8号上海国金中心D座4层; 尚嘉店：上海市长宁区仙霞路99号上海尚嘉中心3层312A单元; 久光店：上海市静安区南京西路久光百货1618号 8层S801-1A; 嘉里中心店：上海市静安区南京西路1515号静安嘉里中心 4层N4-11; 仙乐斯广场店：上海市黄浦区南京西路388号仙乐斯广场3层 312-314; 月星环球港店：上海市普陀区中山北路3300号月星环球港4楼 L4101-L4105; 港汇恒隆店：上海市徐汇区虹桥路1号港汇恒隆广场6楼 612室; 恒隆广场店：上海市静安区南京西路1266号恒隆广场5楼503室

•2F,Puli Lane 199, Thumb Plaza, 19

Fangdian Lu, Pudong. T: 5033 9221 Hours: 11am-11pm

上海市浦东新区芳甸路大拇指广场 199弄19号2楼

Thai Mai Thai Cuisine •1019Chiang Kangding Lu (near Yanping Lu). T: 5228 1588

Hours: 11.30am - 2pm, 5-11pm. www.chiang-mai.com.cn 清迈府泰国料理: 康定路1019号(近延平路)

Paradise •38 Coconut Fumin Lu (near Yan’an Xi Lu). T: 6248 1998

Consistent performer with a wonderful garden for al fresco Thai dishes. 富民路38号 (近延安路)

Thai •3F,Lapis Lane 199, Thumb Plaza, 19

Fangdian Lu. T: 5033 9223. Lane 248. 14 Taikang Lu. T: 6473 3989. 285 Hunan Lu. T: 5466 3026. Shanghai Centre, Rm 109, 1376 Nanjing Xi Lu. T: 5252 0082 Lapis Thai provides various indoor and outdoor venues which can hold 200 people. Hours: 11am-late

浦东新区大拇指广场芳甸路199弄 19号3楼；卢湾区泰康路248弄 14号；徐汇区湖南路285号 ;静安区南京西路1376号109室

Xintiandi: 159 Madang Lu, Huangpu District,Shanghai. (Corner of Xingye Road) Mon-Sun: 1100 - 2400HR Hongmei: 28 Lane 3338 Hongmei Lu, Hongmei Pedestrian Street, Minhang District, Shanghai. Sun-Thu: 1100 - 2300HR, Fri-Sat: 1100 - 2400HR Jingqiao: A6 Green Sports & Leisure Center, 600 Lantian Lu, Pudong New Area Shanghai. Mon-Sun: 1100 - 2300HR IFC: Level 4, IFC Mall, 8 Century Avenue, Pudong New Area Shanghai. Mon-Sun: 1100 - 2200HR LA: Level 3, 312A, L'Avenue Shanghai, 99 Xianxia Lu,Changning District, Shanghai. Mon-Sun: 1100 - 2200HR Jiuguang: Level 8, S801-1A, Jiu Guang Department Store, 1618 Nanjing West Lu, Jingan District. Shanghai. Mon-Sun: 1100 - 2200HR Kerry Center: Level 4, N4-11, Shanghai Kerry Centre, 1515 Nanjing West Lu,Jingan District. Shanghai. Mon-Sun: 1100 - 2200HR Ciros: Unit 312-314, Level 3, 388 Nanjing West Lu, Ciros Plaza, Huangpu District, Shanghai. Mon-Sun: 1100

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789 Nanjing Lu 64-66F, Le Royal Méridien Shanghai, 789 Nanjing Dong Lu. T: 3318 9999 Upscale hotel bar featuring spectacular 360-degree views of the city. Hours: Mon-Thurs 5pm-1am, Fri-Sat 5pm-2am, Sun 3pm-1am

789 南京路: 南京东路789号(64-66楼)

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Aquarium Bar 2F, 6 Bund, Zhongshan Dong Yi Lu. T: 6339 2779

If we’ve seen a bigger fish tank in a bar, it was in a Bond film. Mon-Thurs, Sun 6pm-1am, Fri-Sat 6pm-3am 中山东一路外滩6号2楼

505 •2F, Bar Sofitel Shanghai Hyland, 505 Nanjing Road East. T: 6351 5888 x 4298

Cozy ambience with music, French wine, champagne, cocktail, tea and pastries. 南京东路505号上海海仑宾馆2楼

Barbarossa Restaurant & •Lounge

231 Nanjing Xi Lu (inside People's Park). T: 6318 0220

Romantic three-story Moroccan themed lounge on a lake hidden in People’s Park. Hours: Sun - Thurs 11am - 2am, Fri - Sat 11am - 3am. www. barbarossa.com.cn

Hours: Sun-Thu 8pm-2am, Fri-Sat 8pm-4am. 皋兰路２号甲，复兴公园内

•BundBar18,Rouge 7F, 18 Zhongshan Dong Yi

Lu). T: 3353 3887

Taiwanese

肇家浜路1111号5楼

T: 5383 2328

Suisse •1582Chalet Kangding Lu (near Wanhangdu

上海市静安区康定路1582

T: 6426 8256

at park 97 •2A upstairs Gaolan Lu (inside Fuxing Park).

Swiss

Features typical Swiss delicacies in a Chalet style atmosphere. Hours: Tue-Sun, 5.30-11pm

River •5F,Mekong Metro City, 1111 Zhaojiabang Lu.

芭芭露莎会所餐厅：南京西路231号 (人民公园内)

6028 Hours: 3pm-12am

1100 - 2300HR, Fri-Sat: 1100 - 2400HR

T: 6327 0800.

Global Harbor 3300 Zhongshan North Lu Putuo District, Shanghai. Global Harbor: Level 4, L4101-4105, Global Harbor 3300 Zhongshan North Lu Putuo District, Shanghai. Mon-Sun: 1100 - 2200HR Grand Gateway Plaza66: Level 6, 612, Grand Gateway Plaza66, 1 Hongqiao Lu, Xuhui District, Shanghai. Mon-Sun: 1100 - 2200HR Plaza 66: Level 5, 503, Plaza 66, 1266 Nanjing West Lu, Jingan District. Shanghai. Mon-Sun: 1100 - 2200HR

Tapas Spanish Bar •1928Siempre Gonghe Xin Lu. T: 2602 2222 x

Xuhui District, Shanghai. Sun-Thu:

Nyonya •417MyDagu Lu (near Shimen Yi Lu).

- 2200HR Level 4, L4101-4105,

衡山路811号 (近余庆路)

Simply Thai •Dongping: Cunit, 5 Dongping Lu,

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Las Tapas House 33, Lane 3338 Hongmei Lu. T: 6465 8345. 259 Hongfeng Lu (near Biyun Lu), Pudong. T: 3382 1686. Red Town, C6, Building 59, 570 Huaihai Zhong Lu T: 6415 9567

璐娜：太仓路181弄新天地北里15幢单元1

Still going strong in its great Xintiandi location. Hours: 11.30am - 2am

•2F Albero Grand Kempinski Hotel Shanghai.

Azur 26F 1018 Changning Lu. (Renaissance Shanghai Zhongshan Park Hotel) T: 6115 8888

中山东路22号 (近金陵路)

虹梅路3338弄，虹梅休闲街；浦东红枫路259号，近碧云；淮海西路 570号第59幢C6

Dongping Lu). T: 6466 6565

Malaysian

Expect Willy's trademark quirkiness in the decor and yin yang structured menu! Hours: Mon-Sat: 11.30am-2.30pm and 6-10.30pm, Saturday Brunch 11.30am-3.00pm. www.el-willy.com

Lane 181 Taicang Lu. T: 6336 1717

虹梅路3338弄虹梅路休闲街39号

•2F, NADAMAN Tower 2, Pudong Shangri-La,

富城路33号浦东香格里拉大酒店2座2楼

•UnitLuna 1, Bldg 15, North Block, Xintiandi,

Entertainment Street. T: 6465 9336

中山东一路,外滩5号三楼

Shanghai, 33 Fucheng Lu. T: 6882 8888

李奥纳多：华山路250号希尔顿酒店1楼

Lindo •UnitMexico 39, Lane 3338, Hongmei

Sizzling Grills, stone baked pizzas, international favorites with our showcase grill executive chef from UK. Card: All Cards. Hours: 11am-Midnight. www.glolondon.com shanghai@glolondon.com

In addition to the teppanyaki tables, Moonsha provides an excellent Bund view.

Open for dinner only. Hours: 6.30-10.30pm

Our pick for the best mid-range Mexican in town.

伊藤家：瑞金二路24号；荣华西道 19弄6号；淮海中路381号中环广场3楼

Japanese restaurant •BldgHikari 10, 3911 Hongmei Lu (near

Yan'an Zhong Lu). T: 6248 0000 x 1850

House, 568 Julu Lu (near Shaanxi Nan Lu). T: 6289 6889

Great sushi, a classic favourite.

They've got all the s's covered: shabu shabu, sukikyaki, sushi and sashimi.

Mediterranean Cuisine •415Haya’s Dagu Lu (near Chengdu Nan Lu).

•1F, Leonardo’s Hilton Hotel, 250 Huashan Lu (near

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Daduhe Lu. T: 6095 8888 x 7052

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El Willy Tapas & Rice South Bund 22, 22 Zhongshan Dong Lu (near Jinling Lu). T: 5404 5757

大沽路415号 (近成都南路)

Itoya 24 Ruijin Er Lu (near Huaihai Zhong Lu). T: 6467 1511. Lane 19, 6 Ronghua Xidao. T: 6219 2286. 3F, Central Plaza, 381 Huaihai Zhong Lu (near Danshui Lu). T: 5382 5777

I.Z.K.Y. •Guoson Centre, Block 1, 1F, 388

Go for the tapas, stay for the sangria.

Flavourful falafels! And don’t miss the take-home dips. Hours: 10am-10pm

15 Dongping Lu (near Hengshan Lu). T: 6445 4734. 2F, Hengshan Hotel, 543 Hengshan Lu. T: 6433 0899 / 6437 7050. 3F, South Building, Hong Kong Plaza, 283 Huaihai Zhong Lu (near Yan'an Xi Lu). T: 6390 7244. 943 Hongxu Lu. T: 6242 2190. 1288 Hongqiao Lu. T: 6278 3105 / 6278 3106

阿尔贝鲁西班牙餐厅：浦东新区陆家嘴环路1288号上海凯宾斯基大酒店2楼

T: 180 1727 1340

T: 6327 0897 / 6295 9511

•1F,Tairyo 139 Ruijin Yi Lu. T: 5382 8818.

2:30pm, 6:00pm-10:30pm

•2F,Bocado 47 Yongfu Lu (near Fuxing Xi Lu).

The Bund, 19 Gongping Lu ( near Haiping Lu). T: 2509 1188

This is Xintiandi chic, with some of Shanghai’s very best Italian food, at highend prices. www.vabeneshanghai.com

•28F,YU99Bar Jiangbin Road, Luwan

长宁路1018号上海龙之梦万丽酒店26楼

Taihei •Level 2 at Banyan Tree Shanghai On

181, Taicang Lu (near Madang Lu). T: 6311 2211

太仓路新天地北里181弄7号

a unique and exiting healthy, fresh, Mediterranean experience.

Thai Gallery •No.127-1 Datian Lu (near Beijing Xi Lu). T: 6217 9797

Don’t miss the aesthetics while enjoying the authentic Thai food in a tatami seat. Hours: 11am-2.30pm, 5.30pm-12.30am 大田路127-1号 (近北京西路)

Vietnamese Golden Bull VIETNAMESE •CUISINE

Shanghai ifc mall Shop: L3-19, Shanghai ifc mall, 8 Century Avenue, Pudong. T: 6190 8170 The Reel Shop: 2A, The Reel Dept. Store, 1601 West Nanjing Lu, Jing’an District. T: 3256 8996 Grand Gateway Shop: L5-506, Grand Gateway 66, No. 1, Hongqiao Lu, Xuhui District. T: 6391 5589 BB1 SBM Shop: 8F-21, Super Brand Mall, 168 Lujiazui Xi Lu, Pudong. T: 6836 9711 BB1 iapm Shop: L5-515, iapm mall, Shanghai ICC,999, Huaihai Zhong Lu. T: 5466 6812 Elegant environment and fabulous Vietnamese dishes.

国金中心店：浦东世纪大道8号上海ifc商场L3-19；订座电话：6190 8170 越洋广场店：静安区南京西路 1601号芮欧百货二楼2A；订座电话：3256 8996 港汇广场店：徐汇区虹桥路1号港汇恒隆广场五楼506；订座电话：6391 5589 小金牛正大店：浦东陆家嘴西路 168号正大广场8F-21；订座电话：6836 9711 小金牛环贸店：淮海中路999号环贸iapm商场L5-515；订座电话：5466 6812

Lu. T: 6339 1199

Bund-side bar with world class terrace and great music. Not cheap, but still jampacked with classy folks on Friday and Saturday nights. Hours: 6pm - 12am. 中山东一路外滩18号7楼

Bar •2F, The The Langham, Yangtze Boutique,

740 Hankou Lu. T: 6080 0734

An art deco inspired cocktail bar with intimate seating and an impressive list of classic cocktails, vintage wines, fine champagnes and whiskeys.

Blue Marlin Shanghai •Green City: 689 Lantian Lu. Green

City Jinqiao Pudong T: 5030 9676 Thumb Plaza: Bldg 17, 199 Fangdian Lu. Thumb Plaza Pudong. T: 6886 7876. www.bluemarlin.cn.

金桥碧云店：浦东新区金桥碧云国际社区蓝天路689号;大拇指店：浦东新区芳甸路199弄大拇指广场17号

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Bounty Rhumerie Bounty Jing’an. 550 Wuding Lu (near Xikang Lu). T: 2661 9368. Bounty Xuhui, 47 Yongfu Lu. (near Fuxing Dong Lu). T: 137 6451 0616. Bounty X @ Sinan Mansion, 3F & Terrace, 47 Sinan Lu. Unit 33, near Fuxing Zhong Lu. T: 189 1719 7641 武定路550号近陕西北路,永福路 47号(近复兴西路),思南路47号33单元3楼&天台(近复兴中路)

CROCUS Bar & restaurant •No.18.Yuyuanzhi Lu,Near Wulumuqibei Lu. T: 6232 1826

Daily Happy Hour: 2pm - 8pm, Cocktails, house red / white by the glass, draft beer, half price. Wed: Ladies Night 8pm - 12am. Free ladies night,all you can drink on Daiquiris and Margaritas. Thu: Italian Pizza Night 2pm - 8pm, All pizza on the menu - 58RMB. Fri: Fashion Cocktail Night 8pm - 12am. 100RMB gets you 5 tickets for cocktails or standard drinks. Sat: Tapas Day 2pm - 8pm, 2 free tapas for a group of more than 5 ppl. 静安区愚园支路18号（近乌鲁木齐北路）

9 •87F,Cloud Grand Hyatt, Jin Mao Tower, 88 Shiji Dadao, Pudong. T: 5049 1234 x 8787

Entertaining visitors in Shanghai? Take them here for a tipple. Hours: Sun-Fri 6pm-12.30am, Sat 10am-9.30pm 浦东世纪大道88号金茂君悦大酒店 87楼

Club G Plus •Room 428, Xingye Lu, Lane 123,

Melting Pot •288The Taikang Lu (near Sinan Lu).

新天地兴业路123弄428室

泰康路288号 (近瑞金二路)

Cigar Bar •TheCO2 Longemont Shanghai. 2F, 1116

Lounge •24F,M1NT 318 Fuzhou Lu. T: 6391 2811

Xintiandi Block 6. T: 5386 8088

Yan’an Xi Lu. T: 6115 9988 x 8250

The CO2 Cigar Bar is where cigar connoisseurs and those who indulge occasionally gather to share their love of the finer things in life.

Le Soir •BundCirque 22, 4F, Zhong Shan Dong Er Lu, near Xin Yong'An Lu.

Opening in September! RSVP@Cirquelesoirshanghai.com www.cirquelesoir.com 中山东二路22号，4楼，近新永安路

•1877Eddy’s Huaihai Zhong Lu (near Tianping Lu). T: 6282 0521

Popular, long-standing and mostly gay bar. Mon-Thu 8pm-2am; Fri-Sun 8pm-3am 淮海中路1877号 (近天平路)

Bar •6F, Glamour 5 on the Bund (near Guangdong Lu). T: 6329 3751

www.m-theglamourbar.com 外滩5号6楼

of Blues & Jazz •60 House Fuzhou Lu. T: 6323 2779 福州路60号(外滩)

Bar •4F,indigo 6 Zhongshan Dong Yi Lu (near Fuzhou Lu). T: 6321 5398 Hours: 6pm-2am

中山东一路6号4楼 (近福州路)

Jazz Bar •GF,The Fairmont Peace Hotel, 20 Nanjing

Dong Lu, T: 6138 6886

The world famous Old Jazz Band plays nightly with the best female vocalist and her repertoire of famous Shanghai tunes. Hours: 5pm-2am. www.fairmont.com/peacehotel 爵士吧和平饭店：南京东路20号

KABB •House 5, North Block, Xintiandi, Lane 181, Taicang Lu. T: 3307 0798

Often a refuge for tourists who tire of the Xintiandi circus, but it’s worthwhile for locals too. Hours: Sun-Thu 7am-12am, Fri & Sat 7am-late 新天地太仓路181弄北里5号

Kaiba •479 Wuding Lu (near Shaanxi Bei

Lu). T: 6288 9676 739 Dingxi Lu (near Yan'an Xi Lu). T: 6418 2252 Taikang Terrace, Room 202, 169 Jianguo Zhong Lu. T: 6280 5688

T: 6415 8180

Hours: Every day from 6pm - late. bookings@m1ntglobal.com 福州路318号24楼

98 •333Mini Hengshan Lu (near Wuxing Lu).

北京东路77号5楼，近圆明园路

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Music Room 92F, Park Hyatt Shanghai, 100 Shiji Dadao. T: 6888 1234 x 4560

Live music every Monday to Saturday and Ladies' Night every Wednesday, from 8.30 - 10.30pm

Narcissus •4 Hengshan Lu (near Wulumuqi Nan Lu). T: 5465 4755

The Shanghai Club’s extravagant 39-foot Long Bar remains after painstaking architectural restoration as part of the Waldorf Astoria Shanghai on the Bund. This legendary bar offers a good selection of cocktails as well as deluxe oysters and premium Cuban cigars. Operating Hours: Monday-Saturday 4pm-1am, Sunday 2pm-1am

廊吧，中山东一路2号，上海外滩华尔道夫酒店1楼

•4/F,M18 18 Zhongshan Dong Yi Lu, near

Nanjing Dong Lu. T: 5302 9589

M18 CLUB: Tue to Sat from 9pm. M18 COCKTAIL BAR: Tue to Sat from 8pm. The Sexiest Boutique Nightclub in Shanghai with magnificent views of the Pudong skyline and picturesque landscape. The exclusive club is located on the fourth floor in the legendary Bund18. 上海市中山东一路18号外滩18号四楼

•154Manhattan Nanyang Lu (near Xikang Lu). T: 6247 6656

南阳路154号 (进西康路)

Club •4F,M2 Hong Kong Plaza, 283 Huaihai Zhong Lu (near Huangpi Nan Lu). T: 6288 6222

Large club featuring international DJs playing house and hip-hop. Hours: 9pm -late. www.museshanghai.com

Factory •172MMaoming Nan Lu (near Yongjia Lu). T: 6415 1088

茂名南路172号 (近永嘉路)

•145Mela Nanyang Lu (near Xikang Lu). T: 6258 1090 Hours: 10pm-late 南阳路145号 (近西康路)

Dongping Lu). T: 6466 6565

•UnitTMSK 2, North Block, Lane 181, 11

Taicang Lu, Xintiandi. T: 6326 2227

A coloured glass extravaganza of a bar bang in the middle of Xintiandi. Hours: 1.30pm-1.30am 透明思考餐厅：太仓路181弄北里 11号楼2单元; 牡丹66：南京西路 1266号恒隆广场502

TOPS •Roof,Banyan Tree Shanghai On the

Bund,19 Gongping Lu( near Haiping Lu) T:2509 1188

Zhong Lu). T: 6473 7838

茂名南路162号 (近复兴中路)

公平路19号上海外滩悦榕庄顶楼（近海平路)

•162Nelly’s Maoming Nan Lu (near Fuxing Hours: 7pm-3am

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New Heights 7F, No.3 The Bund, Zhong Shan Dong Yi Lu (Guang Dong Lu). T: 6321 0909

The aptly-named New Heights is a modern brasserie offering Continental and South East Asian fare. The breezy rooftop terrace which affords unrivaled views of the Bund and Pudong skyline, is the perfect place to enjoy an alfresco meal or a drink under the stars. Lunch Mon-Sun 11.30am-2.30pm, (Sat-Sun till 4:00pm), Dinner Mon-Sun 6pm-10.30pm, Sat-Sun till 11pm, Brunch Sat-Sun 11am-4pm www.threeonthebund.com 中山东一路3号，外滩三号7楼，近广东路

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Niche 2F, The Westin Shanghai, 88 Henan Zhong Lu. T: 6335 1888 x 7342

河南中路88号威斯汀大饭店2楼

Lu). T: 6431 6528

British social pub with relaxed environment (you'd be relaxed after an eight hour Sunday happy hour as well). Hours: 11am-2am, Happy Hour Mon - Sat 4-8pm, Sun 12-8pm 奥斯卡：复兴路1377号(近宝庆路)

Paulaner Brauhaus •150 Fenyang Lu (near Fuxing Lu).

T: 6474 5700. 19-20, North Block, Lane 181, Taicang Lu (near Madang Lu). T: 6320 3935. Riverside Promenade, Binjiang Dadao, Pudong. T: 6888 3935 Perfectly gluggable, restoring German grog. Hours: Mon-Fri 5pm-2am, Sat 12pm-2am, Sun 11am-2am

宝莱纳：汾阳路150号；太仓路 181弄北里；浦东滨江大道富都段滨江风光亭

Bar •237QHengshan Lu (near Gao’an Lu). T: 6433 5710 Hours: 2pm - 2am 衡山路237号 (近高安路)

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The Ritz Bar The Portman Ritz-Carlton, Shanghai 2/F, 1376 Nanjing Xi Lu, Shanghai. T: 6279 8888 x 5778

The Ritz Bar is open every evening from 5 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. every Monday to Sunday. Mixologists create uber cool drinks and special martinis made to order or select from an impressive collection of malt whiskies. 南京西路1376号上海商城波特曼酒店

de Ning •TheSalon Peninsula Shanghai, B1, 32

Zhongshan Dong Yi Lu (near Beijing Dong Lu). T: 2327 6731

Offering signature cocktails, light snacks and live music. Ideal place for events meeting and theme parties. 玲珑酒廊：中山东一路32号上海半岛酒店地下一层（近北京东路）

•6F, SUGAR 35 Shaanxi Nan Lu (near Changle Lu). T: 6215 8777

Beautiful bar for beautiful people. Hours: Daily, 11.30am - 1am 陕西南路35号6楼 (近长乐路)

延安西路3040号; 虹梅路3721号

London Lounge Bar •3F,glo 1 Wulumuqi Nan Lu (near

As the first open rooftop bar with full 180°unobstructed view in Shanghai, it offers a breath-taking panorama spanning from the historic Bund, across the Huangpu River, to the iconic Lujiazui skyline.

衡山路4号 (近乌鲁木齐南路)

新天地店: 新天地北里马当路119号; 上海商城店：南京西路1376号上海商城111A; 正大广场店: 浦东陆家嘴 168号GF28

French gourmet food and bottles of bubbles and table wines.

安福路53-57号(近常熟路); 太仓路 58号(近济南路)

中山东一路外滩5号3楼

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5pm. www.ghcchina.com

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Relaxed lounge with an extensive martini menu, wine selection and an array of Japanese snacks. Hours: 9.30pm-1am. www.moonsha.net

Muse Entertainment Yi Feng Galleria, 5F, 77 Beijing Dong Lu, near Yuanmingyuan Lu

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Cheese & Fizz 119 Madang Lu (near Taicang Lu). T: 6336 5823. Unit 111A, Shanghai Centre, 1376 Nanjing Xi Lu. T: 6279 8298. Unit GF28, 168 Lujiazui Xi Lu, Pudong. T: 5041 1695

EnoteCa Wine Lounge and Boutique 53-57 Anfu Lu (near Changshu Lu). T: 5404 0050. 58 Taicang Lu (near Ji'nan Lu). T: 5306 3400

(near Zhongshan Dong Yi Lu). T: 6323 1117

•1377Oscar’s Fuxing Zhong Lu (near Baoqing

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徐汇区漕溪北路1111号靠零陵路口上海体育馆（万体馆/上海大舞台）1号大扶梯旁，地铁上海体育馆站3/5/6号口步行一分钟

Lounge •3F,Moonsha 5 on the Bund, 20 Guangdong Lu

Now a retro British pub, this villa used to house liquor factory workers.

Long Bar 1F, Waldorf Astoria Shanghai on the Bund, 2 Zhongshan Dong Yi Lu (near Guangdong Lu). T: 6322 9988

Home-brewed beer and the most extensive beer collection in town. Exquisite western and teppanyaki meals at reasonable price.

衡山路333号 (近吴兴路)

A bar-cum-nightclub, perfect for evening soirees of cool cocktails and hot jazz. Happy Hour: 5.30-9.30pm

酒坊：浦东雪野路1188号，近南码头路上海世博洲际酒店一楼花园及别墅区

Stadium. ( Metro exit 3/5/6, 1111 Caoxi North Lu, near Lingling Lu). T: 3356 5005

T: 6433 2896. Hours: 2pm-4am

Liquor Factory •InterContinental Shanghai Expo, 1188 Xueye Lu (near Nanmatou Lu). T: 3858 1188

Beer Factory •WestShanghai gate of Shanghai Indoor

Looking for the perfect place to meet friends, unwind from work, de-brief during the day? Then glo Wine Bar is the perfect destination. Whether you want to catch up over cocktails, share a well chosen bottle of wine or enjoy our International tapas & platters, you will find the perfect solution in glo Wine Bar. Card: All Cards. Hours: 4pm-late. www.glolondon.com, shanghai@glolondon.com

Sinan Lu).T: 5383 2328

T: 6340 0955

Representative office and retail store. www.jointekfinewines.com 骏德酒业：威海路409号 (近石门一路)

Reserve •383Napa Weihai Lu (near Shimen Yi Lu).

T: 6340 0418

Retailer specialising in wines from Napa Valley and Sonoma. Free wine tastings every Friday. www.napareservewines.com

•58 Summergate Yan'an Dong Lu. T: 180 0820 6929

皋兰路2号甲 (复兴公园内)

Free door-to-door delivery from a climatecontrolled warehouse within 24 hours of order, from Monday to Friday. cellar.door@summergate.com

Bar •32F,VUE West Tower, Hyatt on the Bund,

Roosevelt Wine Cellar, THE •HOUSE OF ROOSEVELT

Hours Sun-Thu 8pm-2am, Fri-Sat 8pm-4am

Dental Care •3040Hygeia Yan’an Xi Lu (3721 Hongmei Lu, Hongqiao Pearl City). T: 6406 1866 / 137 6127 5978

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International Peace Maternity and Child Health Hospital of the China Welfare Institute 910 Hengshan Lu (near Tianping Lu). T: 6447 0399 / 6407 9476

T: 6359 9359 T: 6473 7733

南京西路388号仙乐斯广场1楼

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ProShine Dental 7F, JH Plaza, 2008 Huqingping Lu. T: 5988 5898

www.pmehk.com

衡山路910号 (近天平路)

www.proshine-dental.com

Parkway Health Medical •CENTRES

•2F,SongFeng Dental No. 1500 North Sichuan Lu,

Parkway Corporate Office, 7F, 108 Zhaojiabang Lu Gleneagles Medical and Surgical Centre, 4F, 389 Nanjing Xi Lu Shanghai Centre Medical and Dental Centres, 203-4 West Retail Plaza, 1376 Nanjing Xi Lu Specialty and Inpatient Centre, 2/3F, 170 Danshui Lu Hongqiao Medical Centre, 2258 Hongqiao Lu. Jinqiao Medical and Dental Centre, 51 Hongfeng Lu Mandarine City Medical Centre, Mandarine City, Suite 30, 788 Hongxu Lu 24-hour appointment service. T: 6445 5999

Hongkou District. Free Hotline: 4000213899 7562 上海虹口区四川北路1500号2楼

The Shanghai international •aesthetic clinic

Suite 208, 1275 Yingchun Lu, Pudong District. T: 3868 5118 / 139 1890 7562 www.tiac.com.cn 上海浦东新区迎春路1275号208室

东方路1678号

1139 Xianxia Lu (near Linquan Lu). T: 2216 3900

Hours: Mon & Wed 9am-7pm; Tues, ThurSat 9am-5pm; closed Sun. www.ufh.com.cn

Global Nutra-Express •Room 606, 261 Yunnan Nan Lu.

T: 138 1848 8508 / 139 1826 5447 Hours: 10am-5pm. www.globalnutra-express.cn

中山东一路27号

A massive 24-hour gym with amenities galore and something for the entire family.

上海市卢湾区江滨路99号28楼（打浦路底）上海绿地万豪酒店

(Yin Yang) •125YYs Nanchang Lu (near Maoming Nan Lu). T: 6466 4098

Small bar crammed with artsy types until the wee hours. 南昌路125号 (近茂名南路)

Zeal •South Bund 22, 22 Zhongshan Er Lu (near Xin Yong'an Lu). T: 6328 8668

Turns out there is room for another Bund Bar with Lujiazui views.

Bar •25F,Zpark Zpark Bar, Renaissance Shanghai Zhongshan Park Hotel, 1018 Changning Lu. T: 6115 8888

Get your drink and your groove on at this hotel bar.

WINE

ASC Fine Wines •17-18F, BM InterContinental Business Centre, 100 Yutong Lu. T: 6056 1999 www.asc-wines.com

裕通路100号洲际商务中心17-18楼

Wine Residence by ASC •57 The Jiangyin Lu. T: 6318 0857 ASC藏酒轩：江阴路57号

Cellar •2F,Aussino 147 Weihai Lu. T: 5118 1299

Over 800 wines from 200 wineries. Wine club membership, exclusive discounts, tastings and events. Hours: 10am-12am. www.aussino.net 黄浦区威海路1-3号

Millesimes •415Aux Shaanxi Bei Lu (near Beijing Xi Lu). T: 5213 7883

www.auxmillesimes.com

Brachetto d’Acqui •2000 Jianhe Lu. T: 6262 1377.

218 Changde Lu. T: 6279 3551

剑河路2000号; 常德路218号

Wine Discoveries offers a great selection of South African, German, Australian and French wines. Free delivery for one case or six bottles. www.safinewines.co.za, info@safinewines.co.za. 黄浦区中山南路505号老码头，13号楼101室

Wine-Link •House 18, Lane 228 Anfu Lu (near Wulumuqi Zhong Lu). T: 5403 6548 / 5403 0594 www.wine-link.com

安福路228弄18号(近乌鲁木齐路)

•UnitYangjiu 5A, 1375 Huaihai Zhong Lu

(near Fuxing Zhong Lu). T: 5168 8971 A website that distributes imported wines, Champagne, spirits, food and wine accessories. They can deliver to your door in 24 hours. www.yangjiu.com 淮海中路1375号5A座 (近复兴路)

HEALTH Dental Dental Clinic •200Care Yincheng Dong Lu (near Shiji Dadao). T: 5047 1790 www.care2004.com

陆家嘴168号正大广场7楼09室

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Cidi Dental Clinic Room 706-708, 495 Jiangning Lu. T: 5115 4575

Hengshan Lu (next to the Pacific Department Store, Xujiahui). T: 6447 0390 衡山路922号3001B

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General and Cosmetic Dental Centre of Shanghai United Family Hospital and Clinics 1139 Xianxia Lu (near Linquan Lu). T: 2216 3900 仙霞路1139号

Health Care Medical •andGlobal Dental Centre Room 301, Kerry Centre, 1515 Nanjing Xi Lu. T: 5298 6339

Hours: Mon-Fri: 8am-7pm; Sat-Sun: 9am-

Shanghai United Family •Hospital

WellNess •668MeHuai'an Lu (near Xi Suzhou Lu). Classes for kickboxing, yoga and more. www.mewellness.com

Body Fit •717OZHuai'an Lu (near Xi Suzhou Lu).

Raja Yoga •Xujiahui Club: 3F, 88 Xingeng Lu

www.ufh.com.cn

(near Wanping Nan Lu). T: 6427 4328. Caobao Lu Club: 7F, 93 Caobao Lu (near Liuzhou Lu). T: 6484 9557. Wanda Club: 3F, 189 Zhengtong Lu. T: 3511 1093 The first international member of IHRSA in China, Raja has more than seven clubs in Shanghai.

Health Services 3F, Block 6, Clove Apartment Building, 800 HuaShan Lu. T: 6210 2299 ASOG was founded in 2003. We provide a comprehensive array of on-site services for women and children by certified specialists from overseas and China. Our facilities located in the city center are comfortable and equipped with state-of-the-art technology. We are committed to providing quality, compassionate, and personalized healthcare with international standards. Our medical staffs are bilingual in English and Chinese.

Hours: 24 hours. www.americanobgyn. com, www.huashanobgyn.com.cn 乌鲁木齐路12号华山医院综合楼 13楼

Shanghai Clinic •LaneBioscor 89, 5 Xingguo Lu (near Hunan Lu). T: 6431 8899

International clinic with Australian, American and Chinese doctors specialising in plastic/cosmetic surgery,

United Family Minhang Clinic •Shanghai Racquet Club, Ground Floor

Clubhouse. Lane 555 Jinfeng Lu, Hua Cao Town, Minhang District. T: 2201 0995

A comprehensive clinic that offers family medicine and counselling services for the whole family. Hours: Mon-Fri, 9am-5pm. www.ufh.com.cn, srcclinic@ufh.com.cn

Sino United Health •Shanghai Centre (Portman) Clinic:

Amercian-Sino OB/GYN/ •Pediatrics Serivices

13F, Complex Building, Huashan Hospital, 12 Wulumuqi Zhong Lu (near Changle Lu). T: 6249 3246

A purpose built, full service, internationally accredited hospital that offers a full 24/7 emergency room. Hours: Mon-Sat, 8.30am-5.30pm. www.ufh.com.cn

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Thai boxing studio run by tough-guy Tomer Oz. www.ozbodyfit.com

American-Sino Ob/Gyn •Service

1139 Xianxia Lu. T: 2216 3900 (hospital)/2216 3922 or 2216 3936 (appointments)/2216 3999 (24 hour emergency hotline)

Huashan Pudong Hospital International Division Managed by United Family Healthcare Ground floor, Area A & B, 525 Hongfeng Lu, Pudong. Appointments: 5030 9907

T: 6288 5278 / 135 6424 0374

Dr. Zhou’s Dental Clinic •Room 3001B, Jianhui Mansion, 922

& Surgical Centre 4F, 389 Nanjing Xi Lu, Tomorrow Square (same building as the JW Marriott Hotel). T: 6375 5588

南京西路389号明天广场4楼

1388 Huamu Lu. T: 6169 8858

江宁路495号706-708室

Shanghai Gleneagles •International Medical, Dental

Internationally-trained medical staff and state-of-the-art facilities. Dentistry, family medicine, general surgery, gynaecology and more. Hours: Mon-Fri 8.30am-5.30pm. www.gleneagles.com.cn

Fitness & Yoga

非常时髦酒吧: 黄浦路199号上海外滩茂悦大酒店西楼三十二楼

District, Shanghai Marriott Hotel Luwan. T: 5318 8888

Shanghai Children’s Medical •Centre scmcmed@online.sh.cn

KERRY SPORTS •Kerry Hotel Pudong Shanghai, 4F,

13, 505 Zhongshan Nan Lu. T: 6152 6680

百汇（上海）医院管理有限公司：肇嘉浜路108号7楼；南京西路389号明天广场裙房4楼；南京西路1376号 203-204室；淡水路170号2-3楼；虹桥路2258号；浦东金桥红枫路 51号；虹许路788号名都城30号底层

1678 Dongfang Lu. T: 5873 2020

Shanghai United Family •Hospital - Dental Clinic

House of Roosevelt has one of the largest wine cellars in Asia. www.rooseveltchina.com

Discoveries •TheWine Cool Docks, Rm 101-111, Bldg

Canadian Evergreen Family •Health Centre 虹桥路1286号

2F, 27 Zhongshan Dong Yi Lu. T: 2322 0888

•28F,YU99Bar Jiangbin Road, Luwan

兴国路89弄5号 (近湖南路)

www.greenmedicalcenter-sh.com

Asia •3F,Orthodontics Ciro’s Plaza, 388 Nanjing Xi Lu.

199 Huangpu Lu (near Wuchang Lu). T: 6393 1234 x 6348 Revel in the view from this rooftop bar while sipping cocktails. Hours: Sun-Thu 5pm-1am; Fri & Sat 5pm-2am

medical skin treatment, natural hair regrowth and cosmetic dentistry. www.bioscor.com.cn

1286 Hongqiao Lu. T: 6270 6265

Fine Wines •409Jointek Weihai Lu (near Shimen Yi Lu).

威海路383号

at Park 97 •2A Upstairs Gaolan Lu, Fuxing Park (near

上海全康医疗中心: 南京西路1515号上海嘉里中心301室

Suite 601, Shanghai Centre, 1376 Nanjing Xi Lu. T: 6279 8920. Jinqiao Clinic: Lane 300, 16 Hongfeng Lu (near Biyun Lu), Jinqiao, Pudong. T: 5030 7810 Specialists from around the world in the fields of orthopedics, physiotherapy, sports medicine, and neurology. www.sinounitedhealth.com 上海城门诊部：南京西路1376号上海商城西峰601室; 金桥门诊部：浦东金桥红枫路300弄16号(近碧云路)

WHS •Shanghai Centre: 1F, 106D, 1376

Nanjing Xi Lu (across from HSBC Bank). T: 6289 8511 Kerry Parkside, 1378 Huamu Lu, B130B (across from Watsons). T: (400) 611 0212 One-stop-shop health store chain providing professional guidance on imported health & wellness products from around the world.

EDUCATION Schools

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Active Kidz shanghai Room 601, 3211 Hongmei Lu (near Chen Jiaqiaozhi Lu). T: 6406 6757. Pudong: Ramada Plaza, 18 Xinqiao Lu (near Biyun Lu). T: 3872 6770 (Wed-Fri) Community-run, non profit organisation that provides quality athletic programs for expatriate children.

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www.activekidz.org 浦西：虹梅路3211号601 室（陈家桥支路）；浦东：新金桥路18号华美达大酒店1楼

School •2F, Brain 126 Ronghua Dadao. T: 6295 0461 www.brainschool.com.cn

Gubei Secondary Campus: 248 Hongsong Dong Lu. T: 5175 3030 Pudong Campus: 48 Xueye Lu (near Yuntai Lu). T: 5886 9990 Shangyin Campus, 185 Longming Lu, Minhang. T: 5417 8143 Jiao Ke Secondary Campus: 55 Wanyuan Lu, Minhang. T: 6480 9986 www.suis.com.cn

荣华东道126号2楼

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The British International School Pudong: 600 Cambridge Forest New Town, 2729 Hunan Lu. T: 5812 7455. Puxi: 111 Jinguang Lu, Huacao Town, Minhang District. T: 5226 3211 www.bisschina.com

沪南路2979号600; 闵行区金光路 111号

Concordia INTERNATIONAL •SCHOOL SHANGHAI

999 Mingyue Lu, Jinqiao, Pudong. T: 5899 0380 www.concordiashanghai.org

浦东金桥明月路999号(近黄杨路)

上海协和双语学校虹桥校区：虹泉路 999号，近金汇路；古北中学校区：红松东路248号；浦东校区：浦东新区雪野路48号；尚音校区：龙茗路 185号；教科实中校区：万源路55号

The WESTERN INTERNATIONAL •SCHOOL OF SHANGHAI (WISS) 555 Lianmin Lu. T: 6976 6388

A future-orientated school with a diverse and compassionate community. Its goal is for its students to enter the world as wellbalanced, global citizens. www.wiss.cn 青浦区联民路555号

BEAUTY

Bamboo Leaf •Rm 403 Oneluijiazui Building, 68 Yincheng Zhong Lu, Lujiazui. T: 5010 6656

children's technology •workshop

Hongqiao: Unit 504, 3211 Hongmei Lu (above City Shop). T: 6446 6766. Pudong: Unit 46-47B Thumb Plaza, 199 Fangdian Lu. T: 5033 3053 www.ctworkshop.com.cn dora@ctworkshop.com.cn

Dulwich College Shanghai (DCS) •DCS Main Campus: 266 Lan'an Lu

(near Biyun Lu). DUCKS Campus: 425 Lan'an Lu (near Biyun Lu). T: 5899 9910 www.dulwich-shanghai.cn

上海德威英国国际学校:主校区：上海浦东金桥蓝桉路266号幼儿园：上海浦东金桥蓝桉路425号

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www.mandarinfamily.com

With gymnasium, infinity edge pool, juice bar, indoor spa garden and relaxation areas. Hours: 10am-10pm

Linen and embroidery. Hours: 10am10.30pm. www.annabel-lee.com

CROWN RELOCATIONS •Crown Worldwide Building, Lane 72975, 59 Suide Lu. T: 6250 8820

Crown Relocations, a division of the Crown Worldwide Group, serves over 10,000 customers from over 250 locations in 55 countries, providing domestic and international transportation of household goods, transit protection, storage services, home and school search, inter-cultural training, expense management, policy consulting, program administration and other relocation services. The company serves corporations, diplomats and private customers. www.crownrelo.com. shanghai@crownrelo.com 嘉柏（中国）国际货运代理有限公司：上海市普陀区绥德路729弄75支弄59号嘉柏大厦

Massage •370YuWuyuan Lu (near Wukang Lu).

– UNIQUE ARTWORK •ANDESTRELITZIA GIFT PRODUCTS FOR ALL AGES

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Hours: 12pm-12am

Essensuals Salons Essensuals Hangzhou Shopping Centre I. T: (571) 8678 6560 Essensuals Hangzhou Shopping Centre II. T: (571) 8510 2126 Essensuals Kunming. T: (871) 363 3950 Essensuals Ningbo. T: (574) 8389 9868 Essensuals Fujian. T: (595) 8391 9999 / 8366 6789 www.essensuals.co.uk

Essensuals 杭州大厦一店；杭州大厦二店；昆明店；宁波店;福建店。

Franck Provost •3182 Hongmei Lu. T: 6446 6928.

No 466, 4F, Grand Gateway, 1 Hongqiao Lu. T: 6407 3172. GF, 35 Shaanxi Nan Lu (near Changle Lu). T: 6267 5171

Senses •Shop 413, Plaza 66, 1266 Nanjing

(near Tai’an Lu). T: 6126 7800

武康路376号五楼（近泰安路）

SOSPA •Sofitel Shanghai Sheshan Oriental, 3388 Sichen Lu, Sijing Town. T: 3761 8888 × 1555

Offers the ultimate experience in luxury and relaxation, allowing guests the ability to unwind and indulge their senses, while conveniently remaining within 35 minutes of downtown Shanghai.

Global leading hair salon features highly trained stylists and colourists. Hours: 10am - 10pm

松江区泗泾镇泗陈公路3388弄，上海东方佘山索菲特大酒店SOSPATM水疗中心

Residences), 88 Henan Zhong Lu (near Yan’an Dong Lu). T: 6335 1888

虹梅路3182号；虹桥路1号港汇广场 4楼466铺；陕西南路35号，1楼4号商铺（长乐路）

The Spa •4F, 250 Huashan Lu (in the Hilton

威斯汀酒店3楼

GIn One Spa 1F J-life, Jinmao Tower, 88 Shiji Dadao. T: 5103 6767

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Combining traditional Asian therapies with modern techniques, The Spa offers a full range of fitness classes, body work, amenities and services. All cards. Hours: 6am-11pm

Huaihai Zhong Lu. T: 6391 6789. Shop 332, Plaza 66, 1266 Nanjing Xi Lu. T: 6288 4646

Professional aromatherapy by certified practitioners. Expert skincare and beauty treatment by certified practitioners.

Zhong Lu (near Pu'an Lu). T: 6335 3091. Suite 1FB, Silver Tower, Jiu An Plaza, 258 Tongren Lu. T: 6247 7377

Shanghai Community •International School

世纪大道88号金茂大厦J-life1楼15号

GOlden Resort Massage •678 Shaanxi Bei Lu (near Wuding

Lu). T: 6217 8628. Hours: 12pm-2am. 636 Yongjia Lu (near Hengshan Lu). T: 6445 1729. Hours: 12pm-3am 陕西北路678号(武定路路口); 永嘉路 636号 (近衡山路)

Nail Salon •208Glamour Nanyang Lu (behind Shanghai Centre). T: 6279 0170

Friendly, professional, high quality service in a convenient location. Hours: 10am-10pm

Nail Salon •UnitM20 21-22F Building, Lane 123 Xingye Lu (at Xintiandi Plaza). T: 5306 1955 Professional manicurists.

新天地兴业路123弄F座21-22

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Founded by Asia’s hair colourist master, Jun Laung, COLORISTE is a stylish and chic choice for hair colour, styling and care. www.coloriste.net

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WILLOW STREAM SPA •1F, Fairmont Peace Hotel, 20 Nanjing

Dong Lu, T: 6138 6818

T: 5403 9931

House calls available, taxi fare payable by the client. Hours: 11am-2am 愉庭保健会所: 五原路370号(近武康路口)

Yuan Spa •Lower Lobby, Hyatt on the Bund, 199 Huangpu Lu. T: 6393 1234 x 6527

Includes 12 spa treatment rooms, a 24 hour fitness centre, swimming pool, whirlpool, steam and sauna rooms, a beauty salon and a juice bar. http:// shanghai.bund.hyatt.com

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Urban Retreat Wellness & Spa 8F, Shanghai Centre, 1376 Nanjing Xi Lu. T: 6289 7007

Long stay accommodation for both singles and families. Fraser Suites offers a more flexible way to stay in Shanghai.

Airlines Air France •Room 3901, Ciro's Plaza, 338 Nanjing Xi

Lu (near Xizang Zhong Lu). T: 6350 9268 Cathay Pacific •Room 2101-2104, Shanghai Square

Tongren Lu (near Nanjing Xi Lu). T: 3222 9999

These one- and two-bedroom homes are close to expatriate communities, international schools and European supermarkets. www.lansonplace.com

Dragonair •Room 2101-2104, Shanghai Square

Lanson Place Jinlin Tiandi •Residences

www.dragonair.com.cn

A home away from home. www.lansonplace.com

Office Tower, 138 Huaihai Zhong Lu. T: 400 888 6628 / 400 881 3368 (real-time flight information)

Lane 168, 3 Xingye Lu. T: 2306 1888

Lemon Zest •1 Taojiang Lu. T: 6466 9099

Lemon Zest offers factory direct prices up to 40 per cent below the brand names and a lifetime warranty against defects. Hours: 10am9pm (10pm Fri, Sat) 品厨：桃江路1号

Travel Agencies B Plus Travel •Room 7A, Block A, Jiafa Building,

Lane 129 Datian Lu (near Beijing Xi Lu). T: 6289 9090

bplus@bplustravel.com, www.bplustravel.com

Country Holidays •Silver Block, 5F, Unit 5A, Jiu An Plaza,

NAIL STUDIO •123VILLY'S Wulumuqi Bei Lu (near Yuyuan Lu).

乌鲁木齐北路123号 (近愚园路和北京西路口)

国金汇: 上海浦东陆家嘴世纪大道8号 (汇客大厅)

T: 5013 3592

Ctrip •T: 400 820 6666 China's leading online

Zhongshan Dong Yi Lu (near Beijing Dong Lu). T: 2327 6599

Breakfast: Mon-Fri 6:30am-10:3pm, Sat-Sun 6:30am-11pm.

Emirates Airlines •Room 3302, Zhong Xin Buliding, 258

Adjustment, neuromuscular, spine, joint, exercise and relaxation. Hours: 9.30am-8pm. handong_dn@126.com

Peninsula Spa •TheThe Peninsula Shanghai, 3F, 32

(The living room)

Place Jinqiao Residences •LaneLanson 399, 18 Zaozhuang Lu, Pudong.

青籁水疗: 南京西路1376号上海商城东峰8楼

With the comfiest chairs and some of the best base coat in town, Villy’s offers the whole package (which includes complimentary wi-fi and wine or tea. Hours 10am-10pm

ifc residence •8 Century Avenue, Pudong, Shanghai.

www.cathaypacific.com.cn

Oh’s Chiropractic Centre •Room 1202, Mingzhu Building,

水城南路55号明珠大厦1202室

Lujiazui. T: 6378 8888

Office Tower, 138 Huaihai Zhong Lu. T: (400) 888 6628

258 Tongren Lu

T: 3255 8131

上海市徐汇区嘉善路508号1号楼商街概念店

TRAVEL

Toni & Guy Salons Level 4, River Wing, Pudong Shangri-la, 33, FuCheng Lu, Pudong, Shanghai, P.R. China Tel:28286691 No.1380 Dingxiang Lu. Tel:58433968/58433936 Super Brand Mail B2 F1A-06. Tel:50472298

香格里拉店:浦东富城路33号,浦东香格里拉大酒店浦江楼4楼，电话28286691；联洋店：浦东丁香路1380号，电话： 58433968/58433936；正大广场店：浦东正大广场F1A-06，电话：50472298

Customized hand made paintings. Colourful cushions, bags, paper products etc… illustrated by French artist Celine Menard. Showroom and studio open to public on Monday, Thursday and Friday – 9:30am to 4:00pm. www.estrelitzia.eu on-line boutique: http://market.zocou. com/shop/17-estrelitzia

Suites Top Glory Shanghai •LaneFraser 600, 1 Yincheng Zhong Lu,

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SPA InterContinental Shanghai Expo Level 4, InterContinental Shanghai Expo, 1188 Xueye Lu, Pudong (near Nanmatou Lu). T: 3858 1460

THE LOFT, Jiashan Lu, 508, Building 1, Creative open space on 2nd floor, Xuhui District. T: 15901669272

黄浦路199号上海外滩茂悦大酒店底层大厅

Hours: 10am-12am. www.urbanretreat.cn

55 Shuicheng Nan Lu (opposite Carrefour Gubei Store). T: 6209 5546 COLORISTE 2F, Diage Complex, 20 Donghu Lu. T: 5404 7861

华尔道夫水疗，中山东一路2号，上海外滩华尔道夫酒店3楼

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A contemporary, urban day and wellness spa. Plus, sauna, steam rooms, gym, aerobics, plunge pools and indoor pool with outdoor sun deck. 南京东路789号艾美皇家酒店10楼

www.ycis-sh.com

A multidisciplinary and holistic approach to well-being including physiotherapy, restorative massage, skincare and body treatments inspired by Wudang wushu. Hours: 10am-11pm

瑞金一路106号，靠近淮海路

Nanjing Dong Lu (near Xizang Zhong Lu). T: 3318 9999

Gubei Campus: 18 Ronghua Xi Dao T: 6219 5910 Hongqiao Campus: 11 Shuicheng Lu. T: 6242 3243 Pudong Campus, Regency Park: 1817 Huamu Lu. T: 5033 1900 Pudong Campus, Century Park: 1433 Dongxiu Lu. T: 5045 6475

1388 Huamu Lu. T: 6169 8856

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•10F,LeLeSpa Royal Méridien Shanghai, 789

Yew Chung International •School

AT KERRY SPORTS •KerrySPAHotel Pudong Shanghai, 4F,

SUNNY HAIR & NAIL SALON PUXI: 106,Ruijin Yi Lu (near Huaihai Lu). T: 6403 0618 or 138 1781 0433

浦西店：江宁路778号（海防路口）；陕西北路278号8楼；浦东店：上海市浦东金桥碧云路1208号（红枫路）

闵行校区: 极地路288号; 闵行校区: 朱建路301号; 徐汇校区: 华泾路 1455号

华山路250号4楼

洲际水疗馆,浦东雪野路1188号(近南码头路)，上海世博洲际酒店四楼.

www.bensonsalon.com

Minhang Campus: 301 Zhujian Lu. T: 6221 9288. Xuhui Campus: 1455 Huajing Lu. T: 6496 5550 www.ssis.cn

Shanghai). T: 6248 0000 x 2600

Highly skilled professional therapists incorporate the wisdom of natural healing to invigorate and restore harmony to your body.

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Shanghai Singapore •International School

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Hotel. 159 Henan Nan Lu. T: 2321 8888

Bund Flagship Store: Lane 8, 1 Zhongshan Dong Yi Lu. T: 6445 8218. Xintiandi Store: Unit 3, Bldg 3, North Block, Lane 181 Taicang Lu. T: 6320 0045

蔚柳溪水疗：南京东路20号上海和平饭店1层

Benson Salon Puxi: 778 Jiangning Lu (near Haifang Lu). T: 6277 8778 Puxi: 278 Shaanxi Bei Lu, Golden Eagle Shopping Mall. T: 6288 2803 Pudong: 1208 Biyun Lu (near Hongfeng Lu). T: 50303878 Jiuguang: Ongoing Department Store 4F, 1618 Nanjing Xi Lu. T: 6288 7216

Shanghai United International School Hongqiao Campus: 999 Hongquan Lu (near Hongxin Lu). T: 3431 0090

Spa •21F,Quan Renaissance Shanghai Yuyuan

The Waldorf Astoria Spa offers an international elixir of luxury spa experiences, delivered by a team of highly qualified and skilled therapists. Each experience is enhanced by the purest exquisite products selected from around the globe to send you on a journey of transformation and sensory enlightenment. Operating Hours: Daily 10am-10pm

Annabel Lee – Exquisite •Chinese Silk

A classy contemporary sanctuary – enjoy the tree-top view of the French Concession in Moroccan-style daybeds. Hours: 11am-9pm, 11am-7pm (weekends)

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BAMBOO 7 3F-C1, 37 Shuicheng Nan Lu. T: 6209 8400 Huaguang Shop: 3308 Hongmei Lu. T: 5422 1271 Biyun Shop: 1198 Biyun Lu. T: 5030 8406 Jiuzhou Shop: 3F, 3219 Hongmei Lu. T: 5175 9168 Meihua Shop: 985 Meihua Lu. T: 5059 9059 Luocheng Shop: 12 Shuicheng Lu. T: 6295 0300 Pucheng Shop: 708 Pucheng Lu. T: 5877 1788 Xintiandi Shop: 586 Madang Lu. T: 3331 7117 Yingchun Shop: 1130 Yingchun Lu. T: 6856 7122 Huangjinchengdao Shop: Room 201, 735 Huangjinchengdao Lu. T: 6208 9200 Dapu Shop: 550 Xujiahui Lu. T: 5465 9959 Dagu Shop: 508 Dagu Lu. T: 3366 2778

上海市卢湾区淮海中路138号无限度广场209A；铜仁路258号1楼B室

古北校区: 荣华西道18号; 虹桥校区: 水城路11号; 浦东御翠园校区: 浦东花木路1817号, 浦东世纪公园校区: 浦东东绣路1433号

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Waldorf Astoria Spa 3F, Waldorf Astoria Shanghai on the Bund, 2 Zhongshan Dong Yi Lu (near Guangdong Lu). T: 6322 9988 - 3620

恒丰路568号恒汇国际大厦1601室 ( 近上海火车站 )

Find your energy, find yourself, find Peace. It’s a peaceful haven of pampering at the heart of this bustling metropolis.

闵行校区: 金丰路258号; 浦东校区: 凌白公路1600号

虹桥ECE校区：虹桥路2212号 ;虹桥总校：虹桥路1161号 ;浦东小学部：秀沿路800号 ;浦东初高中部：横桥路198号;杭州校区：东新路78号

VARIOUS

Edge •85F,Water’s Park Hyatt Shanghai, 100 Shiji Five star TCM and aromatherapy make for one heady spa trip!

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科苑路88号德国中心3号楼（近龙东大道）；瑞金二路266号（近泰康路）；南昌路66号, （近雁荡路）

南京东路507号7楼

Dadao. T: 6888 1234 x 4250

虹梅路3911号5号别墅；新乐路 206号；浦东金桥红枫路386号；新乐路218号;浦东花木路1378号；保乐路646号；安福路322号202室;胶州路 193号；南昌路559号2楼

Diva Life Nails & Beauty Tower 3, German Centre, 88 Keyuan Lu (near Longdong Da Dao). T: 2898 6078. 266 Ruijin Er Lu (near Taikang Lu). T: 5465 7291 Nanchang Lu (near Yandang Lu). T: 6384 2033 booking@mydivalife.com

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Bronze Bodies •209A, Infinity Plaza, 138 Huaihai

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Contemporary Asian retreat. Hours: 10am1am. www.dragonfly.net

Lu (near Shanghai Railway Station). T: 6056 1000

Fully equipped gymnasium and professional massage facilities. All cards. Hours: Gymnasium 6.30am-11pm, Sauna 6.30am-2am, Spa 9am-3am

Shui Urban Spa •5F, Ferguson Lane, 376 Wukang Lu

Shanghai American School •Minhang Campus: 258 Jinfeng Lu,

www.scischina.org

东湖路39号

Lu. T: 6351 5888 x 59

Travelzoo •Room 1601, Centro, 568 Hengfeng

上海市徐汇区新乐路２18号2楼

金桥校区：碧云路199弄40号302室

Hongqiao ECE Campus: 2212 Hongqiao Road, Shanghai.T: 6261 4338 Hongqiao Campus: 1161 Hongqiao Lu. T: 6261 4338 Pudong Lower School: 800 Xiuyan Lu. T: 5812 9888 Pudong Upper School: 198 Hengqiao Lu. T: 5812 9888 Hangzhou Campus: 78 Dongxin Lu, Hangzhou. T: (571) 8669 0045

Hours: 12pm-1am. www.taipan.com.com

Vita Spa •7F, Hotel Sofitel, 507 Nanjing Dong

Tell them your request and let them do the rest. vwww.imtravelin.com

清云居: 浦东陆家嘴银城中路68 号时代金融中心403

淮海中路381号210店铺；南京西路 1266号恒隆广场332店铺

Zhudi Town. T: 6221 1445. Pudong Campus: 1600 Lingbai Gong Lu. www.saschina.org

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Oriental Taipan Massage and Spa 38-A Donghu Lu. T: 6415 8880

Lu). T: 6466 5123

Xi Lu. T: 6288 2188. Shop 202, 1138 Pudong Nan Lu, Pudong. T: 6888 2995

Beauty Farm •Shop 210, Central Plaza, 381

Mandarin Family – The Language Centre of Chinese Jinqiao Campus: Room 302, Lane 199, 40 Biyun Lu (near Biyun Carrefour). T: 5030 9916

半岛水疗中心：中山东一路32号上海半岛酒店3层（近北京东路）

Village Retreat •2F, 6TheDongping Lu (near Hengshan

Dragonfly Crossroads @ Donghu 2F, 218 Xinle Lu, Xuhui District (near Donghu Lu). T: 5403 6133

Highly regarded spa in the Westin, for massages and spa treatments.

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Seven spa treatment rooms and two VIP suites, a relaxation area and thermal facilities. Indoor Swimming Pool and 24-hour open Fitness Centre with personal training.

Massages, waxing and manicures by experienced, well-trained therapists with complimentary sandwiches. They also offer a therapist's training course, if you’d like to learn how to massage your family members. www.blretreat.com

Banyan Tree Spa •3F, The Westin Shanghai (Westin

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Dragonfly Therapeutic Retreat Villa 5, Lane 3911 Hongmei Lu. T: 6242 4328 206 Xinle Lu (near Dongtai Lu). T: 5403 9982 386 Hongfeng Lu, Jinqiao, Pudong. T: 3872 6996 2F, 218 Xinle Lu. T: 5403 6133 Pudong Kerry Parkside, Retail L119, 1378 Huamu Lu. T: 2025 2308 646 Baole Lu. T: 6221 9770 Room 202, 322 Anfu Lu. T: 5406 0680 193 Jiaozhou Lu. T: 5213 5778 2F, 559 Nanchang Lu. T: 5456 1318

铜仁路258号,九安广场,银座5A

travel services provider. www.ctrip.com

Flight Centre •www.flightcentre.com.hk Imtravelin.com •T: 5108 7090 Your personal travel

assistant in China is here! Still fed up with searching hotels and booking air tickets for your business trip or family vacation?

Putuo Shanghai •LaneModena 58, 1 Tongchuan Lu, Putuo. T: 6117 7668

www.modenaresidence.com/shputuo 上海品尊名致精品酒店公寓：普陀区铜川路58弄1号

Gallery of Art •3F,Shanghai No.3 The Bund Zhong Shan Dong Yi Road by Guang Dong Road. T: 6321 5757

SGA strives to be the most authoritative and influential private gallery displaying and dealing in contemporary Chinese art. Hours: 11am-7pm. www.shanghaigalleryofart.com www.threeonthebund.com 中山东一路3号，外滩三号3楼，近广东路

Simply Life •Unit 101, Xintiandi, 159 Madang Lu,

(near Taicang Lu). T: 6387 5100. 9 Dongping Lu (near Taojiang Lu). T: 3406 0509

逸居生活：马当路159号新天地101单元

BEIJING DINING Café/Afternoon Tea Garden Lounge •Garden Lounge, Lobby, The St. Regis

Beijing, 21 Jianguomen waidajie, Chaoyang District. T: 010 6460 6688 The Garden Lounge is a perfect venue for afternoon tea and evening drinks. The European chandeliers, Romanstyle fountain and deep sofas create an inviting and distinctive atmosphere, ideal for a business cocktail or social rendezvous. Open Daily from 8:30am - 1am.

朝阳区建国门外大街21号，北京瑞吉酒店大堂。

•2F,Domain No.22 Jiuxianqiao Road,

Tex-Mex Grill •88APeter's St. Regis, 21 Jianguomen Waidajie. T: 010 8532 2449

•No.7Pearl Jian Guo Men South Avenue, Dong Cheng District, Located on Lobby Level. T: 010 5811 8200

Chaoyang District. T: 010 8414 9830

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Feast 2/F, Sheraton Beijing Dongcheng, 36 North Third Ring Road East T: 010 5798 8908

Chaoyang District. T: 010 8414 9820

Zhongguancun Shopping Center T: 010 5986 3666 BEIJING WHAMPOA CLUB •Xi Cheng District, Financial Street No.

•36 Bene North Third Ring Road East,

朝阳区建国门外大街21号，北京瑞吉酒店一层。

23A, Beijing China, T: 010 8808 8828

Dongcheng District. T: 010 5798 8995

•ThePREGO Westin Beijing Financial Street

9B, Financial Street, XiCheng District T: 010 6606 8866

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Bleu Marine 5 Guanghua Xili. T: 010 6500 6704 Flo •18 Brasserie Xiaoyun Lu. T: 010 6595 5135

Cafe & Teahouses •China World Summit Wing, 80th floor. No.1 Jianguomenwai Avenue T: 010 6505 2299 Café de la Poste •58 Yonghegong Dajie.

Jaan Raffles Beijing Hotel, 33 East Chang An Avenue. T: 010 6526 3388

•TheJEWEL Westin Beijing Financial Street

9B, Financial Street, XiCheng District T: 010 6606 8866 KEMPIDELI •Kempinski Hotel Beijing, 50 Liangmaqiao Lu. T: 010 6465 3388

Court •2/F,Celestial The St. Regis Beijing, 21

Jianguomen Waidajie, Chaoyang District. T: 010 6460 6688

Open daily from 11:30am - 2:30pm and 6pm - 10pm. 朝阳区建国门外大街21号, 北京瑞吉酒店二层，天宝阁中餐厅。

Cepe •1 Jinchengfang Dongjie, The RitzCarlton Beijing, Financial Street. T: 010 6629 6996

Chez Julien •Lucky Street, Chaoyang Park West Road. T: 010 5867 0218

CJW Beijing •L-137, The Place, 9 Guanghua Lu. T: 010 65871222

Colibri •LG51, No. 11 Sanlitun Road, Sanlitun Village North. T: 010 6417 0808

Chapter •29 Conrad North Dongsanhuan Road, Chaoyang District. T: 010 6584 6215

•No.7PROVINCIA Jian Guo Men South Avenue, Dong

Cheng District. T: 010 5811 8233

Sand Pebbles Lounge •74 Wudaoying Hutong. T: 010 8404 0767

Choayang District. T: 010 8565 2088

Kerry’s Pantry •Kerry Hotel, 1 Guanghua Rd. Choayang District. T: 010 8565 2788

•BarKrangfer's Restaurant & Kempinski Hotel Beijing, 50 Liangmaqiao Lu. T: 010 6465 3388 Fourchette •A7 LaSanlitun Road. T: 010 6466 1757 La Taverne •7 Gongti Xili.

T: 010 6551 8967

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•2/F,Danieli’s 21 Jianguomen Waidajie,

Choayang District. T: 010 8565 2188

Lu. T: 010 6465 3388

Siam •A10Very Xinyuan Xili Dongjie T: 010 8451 0031

Vasco's •Hilton Hotel, 8 Wangfujing East Street T: 010 5812 8888

Village Café •Building 1, No. 11 Sanlitun Road,

Chaoyang District. T: 010 6410 5210 YAOCHI •7 DongSanHuan Middle Road,

Chaoyang District. T: 010 8587 6888

Station. T: 010 6597 8888

Renaissance Beijing Chaoyang Hotel 36 Xiao Yun Road, Chaoyang District T: 010 6468 9999

Park Hyatt Beijing •2 Jianguomen Wai, Yintai Center

•1F,Xian No.22 Jiuxianqiao Lu, Chaoyang District. T: 010 8414 9810

la carte) Italian Fine Food in the Air

RMB338 per person + 15% service charge inclusive of unlimited red/white wine, draft beer, juices and soft drinks. Enjoy Global Fine Food Monday Hunan Cuisine Tuesday Japanese Cuisine Wednesday Thailand Cuisine Thursday Continental Cuisine Friday Korean Cuisine Saturday Shandong Cuisine Sunday South American Cuisine

Lounge •MayThe1 –Mezzanine June 30 15:00-18:00

RMB168 per person + 15% service charge Sweet Happy Afternoon

A sophisticated venue for afternoon tea, the Mezzanine Lounge offers a truly elegant ambiance that will delight both you and your friends. Do not miss its divine blueberry cheese cakes, rich green-tea tiramisu and tasty cup cakes. Enjoy the sweetness while you bask in the warm afternoon sun.

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Beijing Dongcheng Hotel •36 Sheraton North Third Ring Road East, Dongcheng District. T: 010 5825 7944

Sofitel Wanda Beijing •Wanda Plaza, 93 Jianguo Lu T: 010 8599 6666

Swissôtel Beijing •2 Chaoyangmen Bei Dajie T: 010 6553 2288

HOTELS

Opposite House •TheThe Village at Sanlitun, Building 1, 11

Marriott Hotel City Wall •No.7Beijing Jian Guo Men South Avenue,

Sanlitun Beilu. T: 010 6417 6688 The Peninsula Beijing •8 Jinyu Hutong, Wangfujing

Dong Cheng District T: 010 5811 8678

Marriott Hotel Northeast •26ABeijing Xiaoyun Lu. T: 010 5927 8888

T: 010 8516 2888

China World Hotel Beijing •1 Jianguomenwai Dajie

Place Chaoyang District T: 010 5908 8951

T: 010 6505 2266

World Summit Wing Beijing •No.China 1 Jianguomenwai Avenue T: 010 6505 2299

Beijing •83ATheJianRitz-Carlton Guo Road, China Central The Westin Beijing Chaoyang •7 North DongSanhuan road, Sanlitun Yanshaqiao. T: 010 5922 8888

Westin Beijing Financial Stree •9B,The Financial Street, XiCheng District

Hotel Beijing Airport •No.9CITIC Xiao Tianzhu Road, Capital

T: 010 6606 8866

International Airport. T: 010 6456 5588

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Crowne Plaza Park View Wuzhou 8 Beisihuan Zhonglu. T: 010 8498 2288 by Hilton Beijing •168Doubletree Guang'anmen Waidajie T: 010 6338 1888

Emperor Hotel Beijing •33 The Qihelou Street, Dongcheng District T: 010 6526 5566

Traders Upper East Hotel •2 Dongsihuan Beilu, Chaoyang District. T: 010 5907 8888

EDUCATION Schools School •No.3e9-1International Jiang Tai Xi Lu T: 010 6437 3344

Beanstalk International •Bilingual School

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East Beijing Hotel 22 Jiuxianqiao Lu, Chaoyang District T: 010 8426 0888 Fairmont Beijing •Yong'an Dongli Road, Jianguomenwai

No.6 North Road of East Fourth Ring Road, Chaoyang District T: 010 5130 7951 Learning Center •of Children's Beijing

Dajie. T: 010 8511 7777

3052 & 3056 Gahood Villa’s, Baixinzhuang, Houshayu T: 010 8046 7082

Gallery Hotel •NO.50 Workers’Stadium North

Dulwich College Beijing •Legend Garden Campus, 89 Capital The Family Learning House •Jianwai SOHO West Zone

Street. T: 010 5208 6040

Grand Hyatt Beijing •1 Dongchang'an Jie. T: 010 8518 1234

Brussels Restaurant & Bar •4 Gongti Beilu. T: 010 6591 9525

Grand Millennium Beijing •7 DongSanHuan Middle Road,

T: 010 5869 7540

Hilton Beijing •1 Dongfang Lu, Dongsanhuan Beilu T: 010 5865 5000

Academy Maple Drive-in Theater,21 Liangmaqiao Lu. T: 010 8457 4397

Hilton Beijing Wangfujing Hotel •8 Wangfujing East Street

Pakistan Embassy College •1 Dongzhimenwai Dajie

G Beijing •A7 Hotel Gongti Xilu. T: 010 6552 3600

Potter's Wheel •International School

Choayang District. T: 010 8565 2398

Chaoyang District. T: 010 8587 6888

T: 010 5812 8888

Restaurant •MayJin1 –Yuan June 30 Lunch and Dinner

Jin Yuan Restaurant brings tranquility to the table, with soft music and classical Chinese décor. The fresh, healthy vegetarian food is made from ingredients sourced from around the country and

T: 010 6841 2211

•3/F,Apothecary Nali Patio, 81 Sanlitun North

North Third Ring Road East T: 010 5798 8998

(a la carte) Taste modern vegetarian delicacy, purify your body and spirit

Financial Street •1 JinRitz-Carlton Cheng Fang Street East,

Rd.Chaoyang District. T: 010 6551 5555

Centro •Kerry Hotel, 1 Guanghua Rd. Yue •Sheraton Beijing Dongcheng, 36

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Hotel, Beijing •29 Shangri-La Zizhuyuan Road Haidian District

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T: 010 5863 8241

Financial Street. T: 010 6601 6666

Simple House May 1 – June 30 Lunch and Dinner (a la carte) Featuring Authentic Hangzhou Cuisine

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Open daily from 6pm - 10pm, and open from 11:30am - 2pm Monday to Friday.

T: 010 6622 0566

New World Hotel Beijing •Hujialou, Near Hujialou Subway

•66 Salud Nanluoguxiang. T: 010 6402 5086

Chaoyang District.

Marco •9 JinOh!Cheng Fang Street

Legendale Hotel Beijing •90-92 Jinbao Street. T: 010 8511 3388

Hai Korean Restaurant •MayYun 1 – June 30 Lunch and Dinner

LA GONDOLA •1/F,TRATTORIA Café •MaySkyline Kempinski Hotel, 50 Liangmaqiao 1 – June 30 Dinner 18:00-22:00

North Third Ring Road East T: 010 5798 8993

No.1 Jianguomenwai Avenue T: 010 6505 2299

Kerry Hotel Beijing •1 Guang Hua Road. T: 010 6561 8833

Beijing Capital Hotel •61 Renaissance Dongsanhuan Middle Road

The Horizon •Kerry Hotel, 1 Guanghua Rd.

Miyabi •Sheraton Beijing Dongcheng, 36

Noodle Bar •China World Summit Wing, 4th floor.

50 Liangmaqiao Lu. T: 010 6465 3388

The Ritz-Carlton, No. 83A Jian Guo Road. T: 010 5908 8888

This Spring, the Summit Club restaurant serves up a wide selection of pasta classics in an intimate, candlelit environment. For pasta fans, there are different choices of pasta topped with your favorite sauce. While you are indulging in the fine food, don’t miss the panoramic view of Beijing Central Business and Embassy districts, especially this blossom season.

Building 1, No. 11 Sanlitun Road, Chaoyang District. T: 010 6410 5240

Maison Boulud •Ch'ien Men 23, 23 Qianmen Dong

No.1 Jianguomenwai Avenue T: 010 6505 2299

Kempinski Hotel Beijing •Lufthansa Center

Liangmaqiao Lu. T: 010 6465 3388

Ritz-Carlton Bar (Shin Kong •Place)

Club •MayThe1 –Summit June 30 Dinner only (a

Spice Factory •Courtyard 4, Gongti Beilu

Chaoyangmenwai Dajie T: 010 6597 0887

Nadaman •China World Summit Wing, 4th floor.

PAULANER BRAUHAUS •Kempinski Hotel Beijing, 50

Raffles Hotels & Resorts •33 Dong Chang'an Jie. T: 010 6526 3388

Sureño, Mediterranean •Restaurant

9B, Financial Street, XiCheng District T: 010 6606 8866

Lime Thai •Tower 15, Central Park, 6

朝阳区建国门外大街21号，北京瑞吉酒店二层。

Place Chaoyang District. T: 010 5908 8954

T: 010 8237 2963

T: 010 6500 7939

•TheSENSES Westin Beijing Financial Street

Dajie. T: 6559 9200 Crêpanini 1/F, Nali Patio, 81 Sanlitun Beilu T: 010 5208 6092

T: 010 8237 2963

T: 010 8567 1234

Hangzhou cuisine, one of the Eight Culinary Traditions of China, serves up lighter fare emphasizing flavor and freshness. Featuring everything from the painstakingly sautéed shrimp with Long jing Tea to the braised pork with preserved vegetable, this classically decorated restaurant serves honest good food without the frills. Local diners consistently return when in need of an impressive venue for meeting with business partners or catching up with old friends.

No.1 Jianguomenwai Avenue T: 010 6505 2299 Kerry’s Kitchen •Kerry Hotel, 1 Guanghua Lu,

Marriott Beijing •83 JW Jian Guo Road, China Central

T: 010 5139 8739

The Red Chamber •China World Summit Wing, 4th floor.

T: 010 6402 7047

Pepper •1 Wangzhuang Lu, Wudaokou

Seafood barbeque is the all time favorite. This season, fresh abalone, Boston lobster, king of razor clam from abysmal sea will be delicately cooked to tickle your taste buds. Elegant decor and ambiance makes the dining experience perfect for impressing business partners and friends.

No.1 Jianguomenwai Avenue T: 010 6505 2299

HONZEN Kempinski Hotel Beijing, 50 Liangmaqiao Lu. T: 010 6465 3388

J&E Mansion •Honglingjin Park, Chaoyang District

This restaurant draws a regular crowd of Japanese and non-Japanese customers alike, all attracted by the authentic ambiance and very fresh seafood. In this season, don’t miss the sea eel dishes. The sashimi and Sushi stand out, but the hot dishes and teppanyaki shouldn't be overlooked either. This Japanese restaurant will offer you an excellent dining experience.

(a la carte) Fresh Seafood Barbeque

Grill 79 •China World Summit Wing, 79th floor.

Chaoyang District. T: 010 6417 6688

7 North Dongsanhuan Road, Chaoyang District. T: 010 5922 8880

Keikoku Japanese Restaurant May 1 – June 30 Lunch and Dinner (a la carte) Traditional Japanese Cuisine in Gentle Breeze

Open daily from 6am - 11pm and for Sunday Brunch from 11:30am - 3pm on Sundays.

•1F,Hagaki No.22 Jiuxianqiao Road,

11 Financial Street. T: 010 5852 5888

Mix-The Westin Beijing •Chaoyan

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Court •LG/F,TheTheGarden St. Regis Beijing, 21

Jianguomen Waidajie, Chaoyang District. T: 010 6460 6688

(a la carte) Perfectly experience Chaozhou and Hunan flavors

InterContinental Beijing Financial •3/F,Mokihi •Street C12 Lucky Street. T: 010 5867 0244

Restaurant Leaf •2/F,Banana Financial Center, Bldg B,

Chaozhou Restaurant •MayJade 1 – June 30 Lunch and Dinner

This Baroque style restaurant serves elaborate Chaozhou fare and fragrant Hunan dishes which are sure to please everyone. Helmed by award-winning Master Chef Tan, the Restaurant boasts a breathtaking white marble decor, elegant chandeliers, and a view of beautiful greenery outdoors.

DRAGON PALACE Kempinski Hotel Beijing, 50 Liangmaqiao Lu. T: 010 6465 3388

(Food by EAST) •2F,FEAST No.22 Jiuxianqiao Road,

recipes are designed for maximum nutritional value. Try the braised tofu with pine nuts, dressed with a light brown sauce that lends a delicate flavor. Perfect for some meatless contemplation.

•203Glen Taiyue Suites, 16 Sanlitun Nanlu T: 010 6591 1191

Bar •40 Mai Beiluoguxiang. T: 010 6406 1871

KindyROO International •Early Childhood Development

T: 010 6532 6660

Hotel Nikko New Century Beijing •6 Shouti Nanlu. T: 010 6849 2001 Courtyard •16 Imperial Huayuandongxiang. T: 010 6708 5978

Airport Road. T: 010 6454 9000

1 Chajia Donglu, Langxinzhuang T: 010 8538 6977 Yew Chung International •School of Beijing

Honglingjin Park, 5 Houbalizhuang T: 010 8583 3731

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SOUTH CHINA DINING Café/Afternoon Tea

•1/F,Alfresco Hilton Guangzhou Tianhe, 215

Linhe Xi Heng Lu, Tianhe District. T: 020 6683 3610

林下轩：广州天河区林和西横路 215号广州天河新天希尔顿酒店首层

Italian Café •TianAurora Lun Garden, Jianshe Si Ma Lu. T: 020 8356 0733

奥罗拉意式咖啡馆：广州建设四马路天伦花园首层

Veranda •2/FCafé China Hotel, A Marriott Hotel, 122 Liuhua Lu. T: 020 8666 6888 x 3248 丽廊咖啡厅：广州流花路122号中国大酒店2楼

Coffee •VokaMaan Street, 460 Tianhe Bei Lu,

Tianhe District. T: 020 8751 7080 漫咖啡：广州天河区天河北路460号沃凯街

Atrium •70/F,The5 Zhujiang West Road, Pearl

River New City, Tianhe District. T: 020 8883 3370

中庭酒吧：广州天河区珠江新城珠江西路5号广州四季酒店70楼

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The Cascade Café 1/F Garden Hotel, 368 Huanshi Dong Lu. T: 020 8333 8989 x 3909 观瀑廊咖啡厅：广州观市东路368号花园酒店1楼

Espression •14,Lavazza 1/F, Onelink Walk, 230-232

Tianhe Road, Tianhe District. T: 020 3899 2863 广州天河区万菱汇1楼14铺

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Sky Café 45/F, Asian Hotel, 326 Huanshi Dong Lu. T: 020 6128 8888 x 4583 云顶阁：广州环市东路326号之一亚洲国际大酒店45楼

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T Lounge & Bar 1/F, Hilton Guangzhou, Tianhe, 215 Linhe Xi Heng Lu, Tianhe District T: 020 6683 3610 广州天河区林和西横路215号广州天河新天希尔顿酒店首层

Chinese/Cantonese Sheng Restaurant •33Bing Dongxiao Lu. T: 020 3428 6910

168 Tianhe Dong lu. T: 020 8751 8683 1-4/F Wefeng Hotel, 438 Jiangnan Dadao Nan. T: 020 8447 2844 炳胜：东晓路33号；天河东路 168号；江南大道南438号五凤酒店1-4楼

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Five Zen5es 2F, The Westin Pazhou, 681 Fengpu Zhong Road, Haizhu District. T: 020 8918 1226 中国元素中餐厅：广州海珠区凤浦中路681号广州广交会威斯汀酒店2楼

Hongmian Chinese •Restaurant

4/F, The Westin Guangzhou,6, Linhe Zhong Lu, Tianhe District. T: 020 2886 6868 红棉中餐厅：广州天河区林和中路 6号广州海航威斯汀酒店4楼

•3/F,LaiTheHeen Ritz-Carlton, Guangzhou,

Xing’an Lu, Zhujiang New Town, Tianhe District. T: 020 3813 6688 丽轩中餐厅：广州天河区珠江新城兴安路3号广州富力丽思卡尔顿酒店3楼

Wan Market •2/F,LaiGarden Hotel, 368 Huanshi Dong Lu. T: 020 8333 8989 x 3922

荔湾亭：广州环市东路368号花园酒店2楼

Chinois •6/F,LeSofitel Guangzhou Sunrich, 988 Guangzhou Dadao Zhong, Tianhe District. T: 020 3883 8888 x 3342

南粤宫：广州大道中988号广州圣丰索菲特大酒店6楼

Xuan •5/F,SuiHilton Guangzhou Tianhe, 215

Linhe Xi Heng Lu, Tianhe District. T: 020 6683 3666/3668

广州天河区林和西横路215号广州天河新天希尔顿酒店5层

Penthouse •22/F,TheGrand Hyatt Guangzhou,

12Zhujiang Xi Lu, Zhujiang New Town, Tianhe District. T: 020 8396 1234 s 3398 空中花园：天河区珠江新城珠江西路 12号富力君悦酒店22楼

Heen •71/F,Yu5Yue Zhujiang West Road, Pearl

River New City, Tianhe District. T: 020 8883 3371

愉粤轩：广州天河区珠江新城珠江西路5号广州四季酒店71楼

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Italian Mondo •72/F,Caffe 5 Zhujiang West Road, Pearl

River New City, Tianhe District. T: 020 8883 3373

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意珍：广州天河区珠江新城珠江西路 5号广州四季酒店72楼

采悦轩：广州天河区天河路粤海喜来登酒店

Dong lu. T: 020 8917 8888 x 6418

Yue Sheraton Guangzhou Hotel, 208 Tianhe Lu, Tianhe District. T: 020 6668 8888

Southeast Asian Basil French Vietnamese •Restaurant

No.20 Haiming Lu, Up Zone Residence Bldg. Zhujiang New Town, Tianhe District. T: 020 3831 2567 金不换法越风味餐厅：广州天河区珠江新城海明路20号力迅上筑西区 A005铺

CoolThai •Shangri-La Hotel, 1 Huizhan Dong

Lu, Haizhu District. T: 020 8917 8888 ext 6450 香泰：广州海珠区会展东路1号香格里拉酒店

Malaysia mania •ShopPenang 49-51, 475 Huanshi Dong Lu, Yuexiu District. T: 020 8760 8599 Hours: 11am - 10.30pm

槟城马来西亚餐厅：广州越秀区环市东路475号之三东都大世界1楼 49-51号

5 •G/F,Soi1 Jianshe Liu Ma Lu, Yuexiu District. T: 020 8388 3821

广州越秀区建设六马路1号誉海食街1楼

Japanese

•2/FFurusato Garden Hotel, 368 Huanshi Dong Lu. T: 020 8333 8989 x 3925/3926

故乡日本料理：广州环市东路368号花园酒店2楼

•4/F,Kaiseki Lobby No.2, Chimelong Hotel, Panyu Dadao, Panyu District. T: 020 8378 6838 x 61488

怀石料理日本餐厅：广州番禺区迎宾路长隆酒店2楼大堂4层

Long Ye Cheng •Shop 213, Office Tower, China Hotel.

T: 020 8666 6888 x 2256.2257 33 Miaoqian Zhi Jie. T: 020 8767 5603 龙野城：广州中国大酒店商务楼 213铺；广州庙前直街33号

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Kumoi 72/F, 5 Zhujiang West Road, Pearl River New City, Tianhe District. T: 020 8883 3372 云居：广州天河区珠江新城珠江西路 5号广州四季酒店72楼

•42F,Mai The Westin Pazhou, 681 Fengpu

Zhong Road, Haizhu District. T: 020 8918 1246

舞日本料理：广州海珠区凤浦中路 681号广州广交会威斯汀酒店42楼

•3/F,Nadaman Shangri-La Hotel, Guangzhou, 1 Huizhan Dong Lu, Haizhu District. T: 8917 6498

滩万日本料理：广州海珠区会展东路 1号广州香格里拉大酒店3楼

Fusion

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2 on 988 2/F, Sofitel Guangzhou Sunrich, 988Guangzhou Dadao Zhong, Tianhe District. T: 020 3883 8888 x 3304 全日制餐厅：广州大道中988号广州圣丰索菲特大酒店2楼

Catch •100/F, 5 Zhujiang West Road, Pearl

River New City, Tianhe District. T: 020 8883 3300

佰汇鲜：广州天河区珠江新城珠江西路5号广州四季酒店100楼

•4/FEbony Mandarin Oriental, Guangzhou,

389 Tianhe Lu, Tianhe District. T: 020 3808 8884

广州天河区天河路389号广州文华东方酒店4楼

•1/F,Foods The Ritz-Carlton, Guangzhou,

Xing’an Lu, Zhujiang New Town, Tianhe District. T: 020 3813 6688 广州天河区珠江新城兴安路3号广州富力丽思卡尔顿酒店1楼

Seasonal Tastes •2/F, The Westin Guangzhou, 6 Linhe

Zhong Lu, Tianhe District. T: 020 2826 6967 1/F, The Westin Pazhou, 681 Fengpu Zhong Road, Haizhu District. T: 020 8918 1206

知味：广州天河区林和中路6号广州海航威斯汀酒店2楼；广州海珠区凤浦中路681号广州广交会威斯汀酒店1楼

Twist Mediterranean •Restaurant

106/F, The Canton Tower, 222 Yuejiang Zi Lu, Haizhu District. T: 020 8933 8092 璇玑自助餐厅：广州海珠区阅江西路 222号广州塔106层

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T: 020 8423 8985 广州市海珠区江南东路晓港花园 19号4楼

•16 McCawley’s Huacheng Dadao, Zhujiang New

Town, Tianhe District. T: 020 3801 7000 / 186 2011 2924

3 Xing’an Lu, Zhujiang New Town, TIanhe District. T: 020 3813 6688

广州圣丰索菲特酒店：天河区广州大道中988号

丽思卡尔顿水疗中心：广州天河区珠江新城兴安路3号广州富力丽思卡尔顿酒店4楼

The Ritz-Carlton Guangzhou •3, Xing’an Lu, Zhujiang New Town,

Heavenly Spa •6/F, The Westin Guangzhou, 6 Linhe

www.ritzcarlton.com

TIanhe District. T: 020 3813 6688

广州富力丽思卡尔顿酒店：天河区珠江新城兴安路3号

II Forno Paddy Field •Shangri-La •4thNew Hotel Guangzhou, 1 Huizhan floor, Fineland Tower, 28 Tiyu

Zhong lu, Tianhe District. T: 020 2886 6868 4F, The Westin Pazhou, 681 Fengpu Zhong Road, Haizhu District. T: 020 8918 1928

T: 020 2886 6868

爱弗罗：广州香格里拉大酒店会展东路1号

天梦水疗中心：广州天河区林和中路威斯汀酒店6楼; 广州海珠区凤浦中路 681号广州广交会威斯汀酒店1楼

HOTELS

Pazhou •AreaTheC, Westin Canton Fair Complex, 681

Ponte •2/FIIHilton Guangzhou Tianhe, 215 Linhe Xi Heng Lu, Tianhe District. T: 020 6683 3636

广州天河区林和西横路215号广州天河新天希尔顿酒店2层

•3/F,Limoni The Ritz-Carlton, Guangzhou,

Xing’an Lu, Zhujiang New Town, Tianhe District. T: 020 3813 6688

Celebrate the famously brief black truffle season at LIMONI with masterful set menus and unforgettable à la carte creations featuring the prized ingredients Dates: July to September Price: Starting from RMB 158 意轩：广州天河区珠江新城兴安路 3号广州富力丽思卡尔顿酒店3楼

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Prego 40/F, The Westin Guangzhou, 6 Lin He Zhong Road, Tianhe District. T: 020 2826 6968 帕戈意大利餐厅：广州市天河区林和中路6号广州海航威斯汀酒店40楼

Other Western

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1920 4th floor, 1 Jianshe Liu Ma Road, Taojin, Yuexiu District. T: 020 8388 1142 183 Yan Jiang Zhong Road, Haizhu Square. T: 020 8333 6156 Shop67,69,72&76, The Canton Place, Qingfeng Jie, Zhujiang New Town. T: 020 8388 1142

The first and the finest German eatery in Guangzhou 广州越秀区建设六马路1号4楼；广州越秀区沿江中路183号；广州天河区珠江新城清风街48号广粤天地 67,69,72,78号铺

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9 Garden No.9 Jiansheliu Ma lu, Yue Xiu District. T: 020 8376 6197

Mediterranean healthy dinning with a nice environment. Hours: 12am – 2am 广州市越秀区建设六马路9号

Dream Garden •Ground floor Guangdong Museum of Art by the Pearl river, 38 Yanyu road, Ersha Island. T: 020 8732 0368 广州市二沙岛烟雨路38号

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G 22/F, Grand Hyatt Guangzhou, 12, ZhuJiang Xi Lu, Zhujiang New Town, Tianhe District. T: 020 8396 1234 x 3423 广州天河区珠江新城珠江西路12号富力君悦酒店22楼

Grill •6/F,LeSofitel Guangzhou Sunrich, 988 Guangzhou Dadao Zhong, Tianhe District. T: 020 3883 8888 x 3344

香榭丽舍扒房：广州大道中988号广州圣丰索菲特大酒店6楼

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广州天河区珠江新城花城大道16号

Dong Road, Tianhe District. T: 020 8398 6181

Food for the hungry, Drink for the thirsty, Home for the homeless. 广州市天河区体育东路28号方圆大厦4楼

Lounge •1/F,Pearl The Ritz-Carlton, Guangzhou

, Xing’an Lu, Zhujiang New Town, Tianhe District. T: 020 3813 6688

Guangzhou

珍珠吧：广州天河区珠江新城兴安路 3号广州富力丽思卡尔顿酒店1楼

Chateau Star River Hotel •YingBin Lu, Panyu District.

One •AreaTheA, Zhujiang Party Pier Beer

www.chateaustarriver.com

Culture & Art Zone, Modiesha Tunnel, Yue Jiang Xi Lu, Haizhu District. T: 186 8021 3380 Biggest nightclub with great sounds, light systems and captivating programs.

广州海珠区阅江西路磨碟沙隧道珠江琶醍啤酒文化创意艺术区A号

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The Soul 12 Jiang She Liu Ma Road, Taojin, Yuexiu District. T: 020 8386 6939 Best Cocktails in Town

广州越秀区建设六马路12号

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Tian Bar 99/F, 5 Zhujiang West Road, Pearl River New City, Tianhe District T: 020 8883 3399 天吧：广州天河区珠江新城珠江西路 5号广州四季酒店99楼

Rebel •42 Rebel Tiyu Dong Road, Tianhe District T: 020 8520 1579

广州天河区体育东路42号

EDUCATION Schools

T: 020 3993 6688

广州星河湾酒店：番禺区迎宾路

www.starwoodhotels.com/whotels

Hotel, A Marriott Hotel •122China Liuhua Lu. T: 020 8666 6888 www.marriottchinahotel.com

广州中国大酒店：流花路122号

www.crowneplaza.com

www.shenzhen.grand.hyatt.com

广州中心皇冠假日酒店：环市东路 339号

Crowne Plaza Guangzhou •Huadu

28 Ningcai Lu, Central District, Science City. T: 020 8880 0999 www.crowneplaza.com

广州四季酒店：天河区珠江新城珠江西路5号（IFC）

Hyatt Guangzhou •12,Grand Zhujiang Xi Lu, Zhujiang New

Guangzhou Nanhu •International School

www.guangzhou.grand.hyatt.com

55 Huayang Jie, Tiyu Dong Lu, Tianhe District. T: 020 3886 6952

Hilton Guangzhou Baiyun 515-517 Yuncheng Dong Lu, Baiyun District. T: 020 6660 0666

Town, Tianhe District. T: 020 8396 1234

广州富力君悦酒店：天河区珠江新城珠江西路12号

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www.hilton.com.cn/guangzhoubaiyun

广州万达希尔顿酒店：白云区云城东路515-517号

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Hilton Guangzhou Tianhe 215 Linhe Xi Heng Lu, Tianhe District. T: 020 6683 9999

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www.utahloy.com

Mandarin Oriental •Guangzhou

Petal Place •ShopTheF13/B, Redtory, 685 Linjiang

Dadao, Tianhe District. T: 020 3703 9106 花半间景观概念餐厅：天河区临江大道685号红专厂创意园区F13/B铺

Tandoor •2/F,The Asia International Hotel, 326,

Hair Corner •L225, 2/F, Taikoo Hui Shopping Mall,

花水疗中心：广州天河区珠江新城珠江西路5号广州四季酒店69楼

Hours: 10am - 10pm

广州天河区珠江新城花城大道16号

Magic Hair Salon •6/F, The Westin Guangzhou, 6 Linhe

Zhong Lu, Tianhe District. T: 020 2826 6769 7/F, Sofitel Guangzhou Sunrich, 988 Guangzhou Dadao Zhong. T: 020 3734 5022

NIGHT

明镜台：广州天河区林和中路6号广州海航威斯汀酒店6楼；广州大道中 988号圣丰索菲特大酒店7楼

District. T: 020 2829 6258

Xi Lu, Pearl River New City, Tianhe District. T: 020 8396 1234

•60,A1Xianlie Dong Henglu, Tianhe 广州天河区先烈东横路60号星坊创意工作园

One •1/FBar Hilton Guangzhou Tianhe, 215 Linhe Xi Heng Lu, Tianhe District. T: 020 6683 3619/3620

独壹酒吧，广州天河区林和西横路 215号广州天河新天希尔顿酒店首层

345 •4thLoft Floor, 19 Xiao Gang Garden, Jiang Nan Dong Road, Haizhu District.

广州文华东方酒店：天河区天河路 389号

Hotel Tianhe •228Marriott Tianhe Lu, Tianhe District. 广州正佳广场万豪酒店：天河区天河路228号

天都里印度餐厅：广州市环市东路 326号亚洲国际大酒店2层。

Town, Tianhe District. T: 020 3726 6363

www.mandarinoriental.com/guangzhou

T: 020 6108 8888

River New City, Tianhe District. T: 020 8883 3000

•16 Vlife Huacheng Dadao, Zhu Jiang New

389 Tianhe Lu, Tianhe District. T: 020 3808 8888

广州天河路383号太古汇商城裙楼第二层L225商铺

Huanshi Dong Lu. T: 020 6260 8999 www.tandoorchina.com

广州天河新天希尔顿酒店：天河区林和西横路215号

383 Tianhe Lu, Tianhe District. T: 020 3808 8338

Spa •69/F,Hua5 Zhujiang West Road, Pearl

O Spa •Grand Hyatt Guangzhou, 12 Zhujiang 广州天河区珠江新城珠江西路12号广州富力君悦酒店内

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So Spa 7/F, Sofitel Guangzhou Sunrich, 988 Guangzhou Dadao Zhong, Tianhe District T: 020 3883 8888 x 2303

So Spa水疗中心：广州大道中988号广州圣丰索菲特大酒店7楼

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The Ritz-Carlton Spa 4/F, The Ritz-Carlton Guangzhou,

Nanshan District. T: 0755 2162 8888

Shenzhen •9009InterContinental Shennan Road, Overseas

Crowne Plaza Guangzhou •Science City

Favorview Palace, Huijing new town, Wushan, Tianhe District. T: 020 3879 7324

BEAUTY

HILTON SHENZHEN SHEKOU NANHAI •No. 1177, Wanghai Road,

广州花都皇冠假日酒店：花都区迎宾大道189号

www.crowneplaza.com

800 Sha Tai Bei Road, Baiyun District. T: 020 8720 2019

托普卡皮土耳其烧烤餐厅，广州环市东路367号1-3楼

深圳君悦酒店：罗湖区宝安南路1881号

深圳蛇口希尔顿南海酒店：南山区望海路1177号

Utahloy International •School Guangzhou

www.sultanrestaurant.com.cn

District. T: 0755 8266 1234

189 Yingbin Dadao, Huadu District. T: 020 3690 0888

www.guangzhoutianhe.hilton.com

Sultan Restaurant Turkish BBQ 1/F-3/F. 367 Huanshi Dong Lu. T: 020 8349 4170/4171

Shenzhen Hyatt Shenzhen •1881Grand Baoan Nan Road, Luohu

339 Huanshi Dong Lu. T: 020 8363 8888

Poolside Bar and Grill Shangri-La Hotel, 1 Huizhan Dong Lu, Haizhu District. T: 020 8917 8888 x 6422 广州会展东路1号香格里拉大酒店

广州W酒店：天河区珠江新城冼村路26号

Plaza Guangzhou •CityCrowne Centre

www.fourseasons.com/guangzhou

广州誉德莱国际学校

www.thegardenhotel.com.cn

Tianhe District. T: 020 2213 1000

www.cisgz.com

www.micschina.com

Garden Hotel •368,The Huanshi Dong Lu. T: 020 8333 8989

广州长隆酒店：番禺区番禺大道

5 Zhujiang Xi Lu, Zhujiang New Town, Tianhe District. T: 020 8883 3888

Mayland International Resort, No.168 West Shanqian Ave, Huadu District. T: 020 3672 8212

广州广交会威斯汀酒店：海珠区凤浦中路681号广州国际会议展览中心C区

www.chiimelonghotel.com.cn

Four Seasons Hotel •Guangzhou

Mayland International •School 美林湖国际学校

www.westin.com/pazhou

Hotel •26 WXiancun Lu, Zhujiang New Town,

32 Shiguang Road, Shiqiao, Panyu District. T: 020 3925 5321

www.gnis-china.com

Fengpu Zhong Road, Haizhu District. T: 020 8918 1818

T: 020 8478 6838

广州加拿大人国际学校

广州南湖国际学校

广州海航威斯汀酒店：天河区林和中路6号

广州花园酒店：环市东路368号

广州科学城中心区凝彩路28号

www.efcanton.com

www.westin.com/guangzhou

Chimelong Hotel •Panyu Dadao, Payu District.

Canadian International •School of Guangzhou

International School •of French Guangzhou 广州法国国际学校

The Westin Guangzhou •6, Linhe Zhong Lu, Tianhe District.

www.guangzhoumarriott.com

Pullman Guangzhou Baiyun •Airport

Chinese Town. T: 0755 3399 3388 www.intercontinental.com

深圳华侨城洲际酒店：华侨城深南大道9009号

Marriott Shenzhen •6005JWShennan Boulevard, Futian District. T: 0755 2269 8888

www.JWmarriottshenzhen.com 金茂深圳JW万豪酒店：福田区深南大道6005号

Hotel Shenzhen •HaiKempinski De San Dao, Hou Hai Bin Road,

Nanshan District. T: 0755 8888 8888 www.kempinski.com

深圳凯宾斯基酒店：南山区后海滨路海德三道

Polo Shenzhen •28 Marco Fuhua 1st Road, Futian CBD, Shenzhen. T: 0755 8298 9888 www.marcopolohotels.com/

深圳马哥孛罗好日子酒店：福田中心区福华一路28号

Shangri-La Hotel Shenzhen •Futian

4088 Yi Tian Road, Futian District. T: 0755 8828 4088 www.shangri-la.com

深圳福田香格里拉酒店：福田区益田路4088号

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Sheraton Dameisha Resort, Shenzhen 9 Yankui Road, Dameisha Yantian District. T: 0755 8888 6688 www.starwoodhotels.com/sheraton

深圳大梅沙京基喜来登度假酒店：盐田区大梅沙盐葵路（大梅沙段）9号

Sheraton Hotel Shenzhen •Futian

Great China International Exchange Square, Fuhua Road, Futian District. T: 0755 8383 8888 www.sheraton.com/shenzhen

深圳福田喜来登酒店，福田区福华路大中华国际交易广场

Langham Shenzhen •7888TheShennan Boulevard, Futian District. T: 0755 8828 9888

Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport. T: 020 3606 8866

www.shenzhen.langhamhotels.com

铂尔曼酒店：广州白云国际机场

Ritz-Carlton Shenzhen •116The Fuhua San Road, Futian District.

www.pullmanhotels.com

Guangzhou Hotel •208Sheraton Tianhe Lu, Tianhe District.

T: 020 6668 8888

www.starwoodhotels.com/sheraton 广州粤海喜来登酒店：天河区天河路208号

Sheraton Guangzhou Huadu •Resort

深圳东海朗庭酒店，福田区深南大道7888号

T: 0755 2222 2222 www.ritzcarlton.com

深圳星河丽思卡尔顿酒店，福田区福华三路116号

St. Regis Shenzhen •5016TheShennan Road East, Luohu District. T: 0755 8308 8888

Northeast of Shanqian Dadao, Huadu District. T: 020 3695 3888

www.starwoodhotels.com/stregis

广州花都合景喜来登度假酒店：花都区山前大道东北侧

Venice Hotel Shenzhen •9026TheShennan Boulevard, Nanshan

www.starwoodhotels.com/sheraton

Shangri-La Hotel Guangzhou •1, Huizhan Dong Lu, Haizhu District.

深圳瑞吉酒店，罗湖区深南东路 5016号京基100大厦73-100楼

District. T: 0755 2693 6888 www.szvenicehotel.com

T: 020 8917 8888

深圳威尼斯酒店：南山区深南大道 9026号

广州香格里拉酒店：海珠区会展东路1号

The Westin Shenzhen Nanshan •9028-2 Shennan Road, Nanshan

www.shangri-la.com

Guangzhou Sunrich •988Sofitel Guangzhou Dadao Zhong, Tianhe District. T: 020 3883 8888 www.sofitel.com

District. T: 0755 2698 8888

www.starwoodhotels.com/westin 深圳益田威斯汀酒店：南山区深南大道9028-2号

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