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1. C'est La Vie
- Experience c'est la vie in your finest 19th- Century attire
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- French
- Portuguese
- European
- Moderately Priced
- Luwan District/Xintiandi
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2. Landhaus
- Fine dining in a place that feels like home
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- European
- British
- Expensive
- Luwan District/Xintiandi
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3. Laris
- Fine Dining with a famous chef and astonishing view
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- Asian
- Vietnamese
- European
- British
- Fusion
- Moderately Priced
- The Bund
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4. Bouchon (Le)
- Am away from the crowd elegant and chic eatery
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- French
- European
- Moderately Priced
- Jing An District
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5. M on the Bund
- Modern cuisine with an old-fashioned view and renown atmosphere
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- Australian
- French
- Mediterranean
- Breakfast & Brunch
- Middle Eastern
- European
- Moderately Priced
- The Bund
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6. Sassoon Park Restaurant
- Nice atmosphere
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- German
- European
- Moderately Priced
- Changning District
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7. Chun
- Quaint restaurant with no menu and only 4 tables
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- European
- Moderately Priced
- Luwan District/Xintiandi
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8. Grand Cafe
- Grand views all around the clock with fantastic coffee
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- American
- Asian
- Breakfast & Brunch
- European
- Affordable
- The Bund
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9. T8 Restaurant and Bar
- Pan-Asian cuisine at its best
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- Asian
- Chinese
- Mediterranean
- European
- Expensive
- Luwan District/Xintiandi
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10. Bon Ami Cafe
- Comfortable downtown cafe with uptown decor
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- American
- Italian
- European
- Cheap
- Xuhui District
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Shanghai does not have any dedicated Portuguese restaurants in the city. This is unfortunate because Portuguese food is so delicious. It does, however, heave a wealth of fusion European restaurants that specialize in representing the continent of Europe on every menu. At these establishments you'll find food form the far Northern reaches to the East, West and down to Portugal in the South.
C'est La Vie is a great little restaurant that claims to have a bit of a focus on Portuguese food! Here you'll find the classic European fare that is expected and, at some point, contrived, but you'll also find a unique selection of Portuguese cuisine as well as other Southern European foods that are well worth a try.
For general European fare, head to Laris, M on the Bun, Le Bouchon or any of the cafes that replicate the Paris style street-side deli and cafe/bar, such as the Grand Cafe and Bon Ami Cafe, here you'll find a taste of Europe, and perhaps even a few Portuguese characteristics.
For upscale European fusion food, head to Sassoon, Lanhaus, Chun or T8 Restaurant, all of which have specialized in fine European fusion cooking, including tastes from across the continent and in some cases even with a few Chinese elements thrown in to shock and surprise your delicate palate.
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