Even when compared with many other bustling, restaurant-laden streets in Nanjing, this little pedestrian area appears to fit the most great restaurants in one place. There are a wide variety of restaurants here including full service Chinese, Japanese, Korean, and Western style restaurants. And last, but not least, there are naturally a tonne of xiaochi (snacks).

ABC Hong Kong Restaurant is a great place for friends or family gathering, it service traditional Cantonese with fresh martial,  especially the Dim Sum, you can have it for breakfast, lunch, or dinner.

ABC Hong Kong Restaurant also have a happy hour from 9pm-3am, all the food (except the drinks and the dishes with *) will have a discount about 30% off.

All you can eat Japanese restaurants have popped up throughout Shanghai in the past few years – some pretty good, some VERY bad.  I had been a little wary of trying out these locales since I moved here, but after Tairyo was recommended to me, I thought I would try it.  Several unsuccessful attempts at making a reservation only confirmed the initial recommendation, that this plac

Little boothes covered by red and white striped canopies one right next to the other line Wang Fu Jing Food Street as far as the eye can see.  The best part about eating here is that it’s all on-the-go eating, like having a hot dog in New York - you eat on the street.  There is a wide variety of food here, much of which originates from Xinjiang province, such as squid,