[Shanghai] The Commune Social (2)
It hasn’t been long since I was last at The Commune Social. This time, I came armed with four other people to maximize dish quantity and variety. They happily obliged.
[Shanghai] Sichuan Citizen
This place feels like a scene out of Rush Hour 2. The food is fine and I never have a bad time eating it but it is very western Chinese food. Authenticity is not what you will find here but these Americanized dishes can hold their own.
[Shanghai] Hai by Goga (2)
Everything here is good. And I can back that statement up because we went completely ham on this meal. Two girls, six dishes, no leftovers.
[Shanghai] Sir Elly’s (Drinks)
After a girl’s dinner at Capo, we walked across the street to Sir Elly’s at The Peninsula for drinks.
[Shanghai] 1515 West Chophouse & Bar at Jing’an Shangri-La (Drinks)
The bar at 1515 West is a great place for drinks whether it’s business, pleasure, or both. Pricey but man are they good.
[Shanghai] Strictly Cookies
I just ate six cookies in one sitting. No big deal. My Asian metabolism will take care of it tomorrow.
[Shanghai] Boxing Cat Brewery (Brunch)
Boxing Cat is a popular brunch spot in Shanghai. It is a safe place to go for your standard western breakfast of eggs, sausages, pancakes, and the likes.
[Shanghai] Abbey Road 艾比之路 (Brunch)
Abbey Road serves very generous brunch portions. It’s good for my buck but bad for my body.
