Feral Xiaoye: Banh Mi Shop Returns as a Full Restaurant
From street cart to banh mi shop to full-service restaurant, Feral Xiaoye reopens with pho, spring rolls, and more to go with their excellent sandwiches.
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From street cart to banh mi shop to full-service restaurant, Feral Xiaoye reopens with pho, spring rolls, and more to go with their excellent sandwiches.
From time-tested, hole-in-the-wall institutions to hip mainstays, here are my favorite local Chinese restaurants for noodles in Shanghai.
Shanghai has hundreds of ramen shops, but which ones are the best? I tried a dozen of them, and these six ramen shops made the cut!
+PINK is a vibrant Vietnamese restaurant that expands beyond pho and banh mi. Don't miss the beef rib curry!
Tokyo Ichimi is a standing soba noodle shop serving soulful bowls of noodles with tempura toppings — a rare gem in Shanghai’s dining scene.
A Thai boat noodle shop in Shanghai that's all the rage — for good reason! A rich beef bone broth noodle with beef, meatballs, and tendons.
A 40-year-old Shanghai noodle and dumpling shop in Huangpu, dishing up delicious noodles with braised meat and fat pork-filled dumplings.
Fat Pho, a fast-casual Vietnamese restaurant chain in Shanghai (and beyond) lauded for its tasty noodle soups, consistency, and affordability.
When you get a hankering for Korean cold noodles, you must go to Pojeong. This is the best restaurant in Shanghai for these delightfully icy soup noodles.
JYJ Noodle Bar is a popular Taiwanese chain in Shanghai that does excellent noodles. You pay a premium for the noods, but you get to dine with A/C.
Ramen Mitsuyoshi (满吉拉面) is a small shop in Shanghai that does excellent ramen. The founders hail from immensely popular Ramen Koike (Bib Gourmand, Tokyo).
Liu Tang Men is a mainstay for Sichuan noodles in Shanghai. Here are four noodles you can't miss.