Once known as the seedy, underground bar maze Da Tong Mill, this development just off Julu Lu has sprung back to life with a boatload of venues; restaurants, bars, lounges, live music venues, a pretty decent pizza place, a little performance theatre in a bar, the... Read more
Like El Luchador, but with a greater focus on tacos and tequila. Modeled after the one in Suzhou, and situated right next door to Hooked (they have passages between the two, as the bathroom's located on the Hooked side), it's got a chilled cantina sort of vibe. Big... Read more
"Boteco" loosely translates to "bar/pub/watering hole" in Portuguese. Launched as the most authentic Brazilian joint in a city where "Brazilian" evokes "all-you-can-eat BBQ" and "Samba Night," it's a watering hole built by Brazilians, for Brazilians. The highlight is... Read more
Doubling in capacity from their storied space which closed last year on Fuxing Lu, the new JZ Club is oriented as a proper theater space / concert hall, with a stage set up at one end and basically the entire rest of the club a general audience table seating area, a... Read more
This confident storefront is the fourth edition of Shanghai's unofficial French Consulate, from a crew of ex-hospitality interns who decided they wanted to open their own bar. The focus continues to be a chilled, nice-looking place to get quietly hammered on imported... Read more
The newest addition to the Cyclo franchise, including the original Cyclo and Mr. Banh Mi, this contemporary Vietnamese restaurant is a good-looking eatery that does an expanded version of the original menu. They've incorporated Laotian and Cambodian dishes, like lak... Read more
From the people who brought you Pasha's, Pera's a new concept down in Found 158 with a menu of new and classic Turkish dishes, along with seafood and doner kebab. In early 2018 it also added Indian... Read more
From British pop-up restaurateur Nat Alexander and his partner Ken Shi, 北京快3slice is a no frills pizzeria with light nods to the New York origins of the main menu item; New York-style pizza––big, juicy slices served on paper plates that you fold in half like a... Read more
Nightclub in Found 158, a bit more underground than TAXX and less trap-heavy than Arkham. The owner is a fashion photographer from Beijing and he's divided the place into two rooms: a front area with the bar, ping-pong tables and a slightly impractical lounge area,... Read more
Arkham is picking up right where it left off. The total area of the new Arkham is about 1/3 bigger than the old one, including two VIP rooms on both sides of the main area (one has its own bar and toilets), a VIP artist room, and another separate VIP bar with its own... Read more
Physical outpost for German craft brewery Zapfler down in the Sunken City (Found 158), it's a beer joint with 12 beers and cider on tap, as well as being the only place in the city you can get draft Heike Mate. They occasionally do some experimental brews, like a... Read more
One of the biggest nightclubs in Shanghai, it has two floors, 3,000 square meters of partying space with an industrial look. TAXX is owned by Shanghainese actor Zheng Kai, a high-profile celeb among younger Chinese audience and frequently spotted on many popular... Read more
A bar mixing grill and cocktails, run the folks behind Barbarian. The indoor decor has a strong Moroccan touch: wooden tables under shimmering pendants, white stone walls and an entire floor lined with irregular brick tiles. On the menu are grilled meats and... Read more
A "sports bar" in Found 158 dressed up to look like a hip-hop club, BALLERS doesn't have much to recommend it except the clean, high-tech beer pong tables, which are decidedly rad. They have two, made by Hong Kong company PongConnect, and they light up and play music... Read more
From the inscrutable depths of Anson Chen's mind comes a new concept that combines magic with mixology. Close-up magic performances from some big name magicians in Asia like Chen himself, his partner Joe Deng and his M37 crew, and a cocktail list by Chris Xi, which... Read more
The smaller, more 'intimate' lounge at the back of Arkham. It's got its own cocktail list, and looks built for smaller events and/or private afterparties for the visiting DJs. Read more
An upscale Japanese spot with a Taiwanese chef. It's got a silent sliding glass door, leading into a minimalist, slick-looking warren of dining rooms. They've got a raked pebble garden out front. Mostly it looks to be seafood, imported from Hokkaido, but they've got... Read more
A classy little cocktail lounge tucked in between Zapfler and Blackstone Magic Bar down in Found 158. The name, DEUS, is the Latin word for deity, and their signature drinks on the cocktail list namedrop a couple fan-favorites on the celestial scenes. They've got a... Read more
The late Tongren Lu late-night underground club is back as part of Club Nuke down in Found 158. The new venue has two rooms and two different spaces; the main room is the more contemporary "Nuke," and the second room, "La La Land" is for more underground tastes. Read more
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