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Fu He Hui is a temple of modern vegetarian fine dining, set in a Zen-like townhouse in the French Concession. The name translates to 'Fortune, Harmony, and Intelligence.' The restaurant offers seasonal tasting menus that elevate humble vegetables and rare fungi into high art using both Chinese and Western techniques. The sensory experience is one of profound calm, with minimalist decor and soft lighting. Historically, it has been a consistent fixture on the Asia’s 50 Best Restaurants list. Expert recommendation: Their grilled porcini mushrooms served in a jar of smoke are a must-try. Pro Tip: Even if you are not a vegetarian, this restaurant is worth visiting for the culinary innovation. Book at least two weeks in advance, especially for dinner. The private rooms offer a more intimate experience.
A peaceful three-story English-style brick former residence of the famous international reformer, set in a historic Shanghai alley.
A creative neighborhood market combining authentic Shanghai breakfast food stalls with community art galleries.
A beautifully preserved 1920s historic lane residential community along Yuyuan Road, once home to prominent Chinese cultural figures.
An open-air gallery celebrating the famous historical figures who lived along historic Yuyuan Road.
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