Tell your story with custom jewelry at Trice

At Trice, jewelry serves as a personal vessel for stories and emotions.

A taste of Europe in Xujiahui

From classic steaks to inventive fusion dishes, these venues offer a convenient and enjoyable way to experience European flavors between shopping stops.

A local snack street near Jialing wet market

With an average cost of around 9 yuan ($1.3) per person, the street brings together a wide mix of regional snacks in an unpolished but dependable setting.

Global flavors arrive at Suzhou Creek's historic warehouses

Strolling along the river, visitors may catch the aroma of freshly brewed coffee, grilled seafood, and flavorful dishes filling the air.

Luo Chun Ge reopens in Shanghai, reviving classic 'shengjianbao'

Luo Chun Ge, a Shanghai brand established in 1930, has reopened on Middle Zhejiang Road after a 21-year hiatus.

European flavor season along West Bund waterfront

In Xuhui district, several restaurants at Gate M West Bund Dream Center and nearby venues are serving European dishes, many with river views or terrace seating along the West Bund waterfront. Here are some selected venues.

Gold fever among international visitors in Shanghai

Amid persistently elevated global prices, gold has emerged as a favored purchase among international visitors.

Shanghai draws global shoppers with bespoke fashion

Shanghai is fast becoming a destination for custom-made fashion, as international travelers and residents seek personalized garments.

Time-honored food brands return near Nanjing Road

The revitalized area spans South Shanxi Road, Middle Fujian Road, and Middle Jiangxi Road, all within walking distance of Nanjing Road.

What to eat for Chinese New Year in Shanghai: Local classics (part two)

Markets bustle with shoppers, and long-established food shops display their classic treats. Check it out!