Step into Shanghai’s Jianghu Urban Market at Ruihong Tiandi Sun Palace for an immersive indoor retro night market. Sample classic Shanghainese street food, snap neon-lit photos, and enjoy family-friendly, weatherproof dining. Plan 1.5–2.5 hours; bring a phone for photos and mobile payment.
Read moreQibao Old Street in Minhang blends a thousand-year Jiangnan water-town atmosphere with authentic Shanghai snacks. Spend 2–3 hours sampling specialties like sticky rice cakes and lamb, enjoy riverside slow life, and follow local tips for the best family-run stalls and convenient metro access.
Read moreThis guide to Shanghai’s X Tower Night Market tells you how to experience an industrial-chic night of fusion street food, designer stalls, and live performances. Find practical tips—opening hours, transport, budgets—and recommended nearby art stops to plan a 2–3 hour visit for friends, couples, or solo travelers.
Read moreZhouqiao Old Street in Jiading, northwest Shanghai, offers preserved Ming–Qing architecture, authentic Jiangnan snacks, and traditional handicrafts. Easily reachable by Metro Line 11, it’s ideal for cultural day trips and relaxed evening strolls.
Read moreWujiang Road Food Street, near Nanjing West Road in Jing’an, mixes historic shengjian buns and regional specialties in a semi-enclosed night market. This guide covers must-eats, atmosphere, tips, transport, and suggested itineraries for visitors seeking authentic Shanghai street food after dark.
Read moreAnyi Night Alley is a weekend pop-up market in Jing’an, Shanghai, combining global street food, indie design stalls, live music, and art installations. Spend 2–3 hours exploring food, shopping, and performances in a stylish open-air setting—ideal for friends, couples, and families.
Read moreExperience a nostalgic 1990s-themed indoor food alley in Raffles City North Bund. Sample classic Shanghai snacks, enjoy retro decor and neon-lit photo spots, and combine your visit with a nearby Bund stroll.
Read moreThis practical guide to Zha Pu Lu Food Street covers its history, must-try dishes (crayfish, Shanghainese classics, fresh seafood, barbecue, hotpot), lively night atmosphere, itinerary ideas, local tips, safety reminders, transit directions, payment methods, and dining etiquette for international visitors.
Read moreExplore Urumqi Middle Road’s tree-lined evenings in Shanghai—an intimate, cosmopolitan corridor of bistros, global restaurants, cafés, and hidden speakeasies. This guide offers local tips, dining and bar recommendations, practical transit advice, and suggested itineraries for a relaxed, quality-focused night out.
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