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Jean-Georges is the flagship restaurant of world-renowned chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten in China, serving as a cornerstone of the Bund’s luxury dining scene since 2004. The interior is a breathtaking blend of modern glamour and historic architecture, featuring soaring ceilings and gold-leaf accents. The sensory experience is a sophisticated fusion of classic French techniques with subtle Asian inspirations. Expert recommendation: The 'Egg Caviar' is a world-famous signature dish that remains a must-order for first-time visitors. Pro Tip: This is a formal dining venue with a strict dress code—gentlemen should wear a jacket. For the best value, consider their three-course lunch menu, which offers the same high standards of food and service at a fraction of the dinner price, accompanied by stunning daylight views of the river.
Da Hu Chun is a time-honored brand representing the 'full-leavened' style of Shengjianbao (pan-fried buns), which differs from the thin-skinned style found at Yang's
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L'Atelier de Joël Robuchon brings the legendary French chef's vision to life with its signature red-and-black decor and an open kitchen surrounded by a 32-seat teppanyaki-style counter

China's premier historic commercial avenue, offering a lively, neon-lit neon street sensory experience filled with historic department stores.
Mr & Mrs Bund is a high-concept 'modern eatery' by chef Paul Pairet, offering a playful and approachable take on French classics
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