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(Yufo Si Suzhai; 999 Jiangning Rd; 999 dishes Y18-36; ; Changshou Rd) Pull up a seat alongside the monks, nuns and lay worshippers at this two-storey Buddhist banquet hall for a vege­tarian feast.

Wujiang Road Food Street

The original food street (Wujiang Lu Xiuxian Jie) may have been replaced by a more sanitised pedestrian area in the run up to the World Expo, but when it comes to snack food, Wujiang Rd has still got the goods. If you can beat the mealtime rush, the first spot to go scavenging is the multistorey building at No 269 (above one of the West Nanjing Rd metro exits). The 2nd floor here has two of the city’s most famous chains: the Nanxiang Steamed Bun Restaurant Offline map Google map and a much-too-small outlet of Yang’s Fry Dumplings Offline map Google map.

Down at street level, you’ll find plenty of cafes, ramen chains, ice-cream vendors and stalls selling more-traditional snacks like roasted chestnuts. Also look out for the famous Japanese treat takoyaki (ball-shaped octopus waffles) at No 122, and Korean noodles and bibimbap (a rice bowl topped with seasoned vegetables and an egg) at No 200.

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Jing’an drinking options don’t match the diversity of the area’s restaurants, catering almost exclusively to the expat and business crowd.

West Nanjing Road

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