Shanghai's waterfront is a feast for the senses, offering not only breathtaking views but also a treasure trove of delightful dining experiences. Discover these hidden culinary gems nestled along the banks of the Huangpu River and Suzhou Creek!

Jean Georges

Chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten presents a unique interpretation of French cuisine. By boldly incorporating Asian spices and unexpected flavor combinations, he infuses classic French cuisine with modern vitality. With over 700 wines from around the globe, from fine vintages to rare treasures, there's something for everyone here.

📍 Address: 4F, Three on the Bund, No 3 East Zhongshan Road Number One, Huangpu district

Canton Table

This Michelin-starred restaurant blends modern Shanghai style with minimalist design. Chef Wen Guoxiong, with over 30 years of experience in traditional Cantonese cuisine, presents high-end traditional dishes to Shanghai diners. The restaurant uses fresh, high-quality ingredients, offering a diverse menu and a wide range of teas. Whether its a gathering of friends or a business meal, all guests can experience the warmth and charm of traditional Cantonese cuisine.

📍 Address: 5F, Three on the Bund, No 3 East Zhongshan Road Number One, Huangpu district

POP·Roof

Located on the east terrace of the top floor of Three on the Bund, POP·Roof is a great spot to enjoy the Lujiazui skyline. Inside, the Miami-themed artwork and lively music create a vibrant atmosphere. The menu is rich and varied, featuring classic dishes, grilled meats, seafood, and colorful desserts.

📍 Address: 7F, Three on the Bund, No 3 East Zhongshan Road Number One, Huangpu district

Meet the Bund

This restaurant, honored as one of Asia's 50 Best Restaurants in 2025, specializes in Minnan (south Fujian province) cuisine. It showcases the region's distinctive ingredients and traditional cooking techniques. Guests can enjoy signature dishes like fotiaoqiang, a rich soup featuring shark's fin, sea cucumber, chicken, duck, pork, and more, as well as innovative creations such as black truffle paired with Lipu taro.

📍 Address: 3F, South Mall, The Bund Financial Center, No 600 East Zhongshan Road Number Two, Huangpu district

ART.333

Situated at the confluence of the Huangpu River and Suzhou Creek, ART.333 offers a French dining experience on the 26th floor of Hualong Mansion. Overlooking the historic Shanghai scenery of Suzhou Creek and the modern splendor of the Huangpu River, each course, from appetizer to dessert, is a delightful journey of culinary romance.

📍 Address: 26F, Hualong Mansion, No 333 Nansuzhou Road, Huangpu district

KKU Bakery+Coffee

KKU Bakery+Coffee offers a riverside terrace where you can enjoy coffee while taking in the eastern section of Suzhou Creek. Across the river, the Shanghai Postal Museum and modern buildings offer a striking architectural backdrop.

📍 Address: 2F, First Gas Station, No 198 Nansuzhou Road, Huangpu district

Privé by Kathleen's

This restaurant offers riverside views and high-quality traditional cuisine, providing a refreshing visual and culinary experience. The American bone-in ribeye steak, grilled to perfection, tender and juicy with a hint of buttery aroma, is a must-try.

📍 Address: 3F, Warehouse 3, No 601 Waima Road, Huangpu district

Beer Lady

In Shanghai, regardless of whether you drink or not, you've probably heard of Beer Lady. What started as a small convenience store with just two fridges is now a hub for beer lovers, with nearly 3,000 types of beer from over 60 countries and regions. Whether you prefer classic craft brews or unique flavors, this is a place to explore.

📍 Address: No 1247 Nansuzhou Road, Huangpu district

Sources: Official WeChat account of Huangpu district administration of culture and tourism at "shhplyj", restaurants mentioned above