Restaurant - Bellagio Cafe (Taiwanese)
Taiwanese food. Surprisingly inexpensive - a great place to treat visitors without breaking the bank. Average cost 50 to 75 RMB (3 to 5 pounds) without drinks. Superb setting. Just outside Xintiandi (north east east of xintiandi), it's a great option if you're walking around xintiandi and fancy trying some taiwanese food.
I can't say I knew what taiwanese cuisine was before coming to Shanghai. It's all great though - stewed meat, fish, fried noodles, with some strong flavours (mushrooms & oysters) and some less strong flavours (taiwan sausage, pickled radish).
It's not a 'noisy chinese restaurant', but if you want a quieter setting, there's the option of sitting on the second floor. They set aside a good number of tables for walk-ins, so you're ok to reserve, or to just try your luck. It's also open ridiculously late (4am).
The Chinese name is slightly different - 鹿港小镇 (lu4 gang3 xiao3 zhen4), which seems to mean 'deer port small town'. Just as well they went for Bellagio as an english name rather than a literal translation eh.
68 Tai Cang Lu
太仓路68号
6386-5701
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I went back a second time, taking my girlfriend, just for their Mango Ice (芒果冰沙). Delicious and just the right size for two.
I'm not sure how Taiwanese food is supposed to be like. Might try this place you are talking about one day. :)
aline
They also have two other locations. Both in GuBei, close to the Carrefour. I think the HuangJingCheng Dao one is the best. . . and yes, this is what Taiwanese food is supposed to taste like.
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