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1. Azul
- Popular low-scale eatery with diverse cuisine
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- Spanish
- Very Expensive
- Xuhui District
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2. Kuluska
- A La España!
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- Spanish
- Very Expensive
- Pu Xi District
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3. Las Tapas
- Home of Shanghai's Traditional Spanish Tapas
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- Spanish
- Very Expensive
- Jing An District
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4. Hispania
- Fine Spanish dining in a formal setting
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- Spanish
- Expensive
- The Bund
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5. Gallo (El)
- Spanish decor, music, food and atmosphere making this a special treat in Shanghai
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- Mediterranean
- Spanish
- Cheap
- Changning District
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6. Luna
- Cool hip joint in the heart of a tourist hot zone
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- Mediterranean
- Spanish
- Moderately Priced
- Putuo District
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7. Boca
- Tapas, wines and more for the sangria inclined
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- Spanish
- Affordable
- Luwan District/Xintiandi
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8. Sens and Bund
- Dine in French sophistication
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- French
- Italian
- Spanish
- Affordable
- The Bund
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9. Pu-J's
- Tapas extravaganza!
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- Caribbean
- Spanish
- Expensive
- Luwan District/Xintiandi
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10. 1931 Cafe Pub
- For a lively and old fashioned tea time
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- Asian
- Chinese
- Spanish
- Breakfast & Brunch
- Very Expensive
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Shanghai's Spanish cuisine options are vast and authentic, giving weight to the international vibe of the city's culinary community. For delicious, spicy and genuine Spanish, you could head to Spain, or you could hit the restaurant scene in Shanghai and expand your taste bud's catalog of flavors.
Azul is one of the most popular Spanish restaurants in Shanghai, offering a range of culinary treats that surprise guests time after time. All the traditional spicy favorites and blander options for the more risk averse.
Kuluska, a Spanish icon in Shanghai, offers Spanish casseroles, delicately mixed sauces and spicy appetizers to leave your tongue tingeing.
For Spanish-style snacks Las Tapas offers the chance to pop into a fine establishment for a snack and discover you've devoured a whole meal.
Hispania, a popular local favorite for Spanish and Mexican cuisine, you'll find a fun blend of ethnic foods to satiate your palate.
El Gallo, Luna and Boca offer prime Spanish-influenced dining in an up-scale setting. You'll find beautiful Spanish music enriches the tastes and textures of the expertly cooked cuisine. The decor of these three establishments is constantly praised as innovative, fresh and culturally relevant.
Sens and Bund, Pu-J's and 1931 Cafe offer upscale dining with mild Spanish influeances, the least Spanish of the options here the culinary option is still a highlight on the diverse menus and Spanish influences can be detected throughout the decor and music.
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