Shanghai Street Food Tour Guide
Shanghai Street Food’s tastes are really very good, here you will find various kinds of foods with different tastes.Shanghai, this vibrant city, is known as the city of food, coffee and baking. Shanghai is very famous for street food also. Today, let’s embark on a journey of exploration, go deep into 40 food streets, and enjoy Shanghai on the tip of your tongue. Traveler will be very happy to get a lot of street food in shanghai china which are very delicious.
1. Wulumuqi South Road – (Wulumuqi Road is a road in Xuhui District, Shanghai, China. From 1918 to 1943, it was known as Route Louis Dufour. Running north-south, it connects to Wulumuqi Middle Road at Huaihai Middle Road in the north and ends at Zhaojiabang Road in the south. It is 1,195 meters long and 15 to 16 meters wide. It is a Class I historical and cultural protected road and one of the 64 roads that cannot be widened) This super delicious little street is not inferior to the popular Jufuchang, gathering 11 unique food stores, allowing you to satisfy multiple taste buds at once. Address: Xuhui District.
2. Fengxian Road – Fengxian Road is an east-west branch road in Jing’an District, Shanghai. It starts from Shimen 2nd Road in the east and ends at Jiangning Road in the west, with a total length of about 900 meters. Residential buildings dominate the two sides of the road, with well-known buildings such as the Majestic Theatre and Meilong Town Plaza dotted on both sides. A newly opened Korean-style street with 4 popular shops. Come and experience the beauty of authentic Korean food! It is worth mentioning that this place is very suitable for gatherings. Address: Jing’an District.
3. Daxue Road – Daxue Road is located in the Wujiaochang area of Yangpu District, Shanghai. It is 700 meters long and connects Fudan University, Shanghai University of Finance and Economics and other universities to the west, and the Chuangzhi Tiandi Science Park to the east. The street was formerly an industrial plant cluster. After being included in the Chuangzhi Tiandi project in 2003, it gradually transformed into an open knowledge community. Through the spatial design of “small-scale streets + vertical commerce”, a mixed business format combining street shops with 7-story three-dimensional commerce has been formed. By 2024, the block will have gathered more than 100 restaurants, more than 40 cafes and cultural and creative experience spaces, and will balance commercial vitality with urban management needs through measures such as limited-time pedestrian streets. A food gem in Yangpu District, with small shops you can’t miss, it is a unique place for food adventure! Address: Yangpu District.
4. Xinle Road – Xinle Road, formerly known as Henry Road, is an east-west urban road in Xuhui District, Shanghai, China. It is one of the 64 roads in Shanghai that will never be widened. Xinle Road was built in 1932, when it was named “Henry Road”. In October 1943, it was renamed “Xinle Road”. In June 2007, it was listed as one of the 64 roads in Shanghai that would never be widened. Xinle Road starts from Fumin Road (Yanqing Road) in the west and ends at Shaanxi South Road in the east. It is 569 meters long and is a one-way, one-lane urban branch road with a speed limit of 30 kilometers per hour. It can be regarded as the “Magic City version of Oriental Paris”, with shops and various delicacies waiting for you to discover. Address: Xuhui District.
5. Yanqing Road – Yanqing Road, formerly known as Groshi Road, is located in the northeastern part of Xuhui District. It starts from Donghu Road in the east, connects with Fumin Road, extends to Changshu Road in the west, and intersects with Huating Road in the middle. It is an arc-shaped road with a total length of less than 500 meters. Here you can find the best food in this street, which is known as the “Shanghai Star Road”. It is called food street shanghai also. There are 7 specialty shops waiting for your visit. Address: Xuhui District.
6. Jiashan Old Market- Jiashan Old Market, located on Shaanxi South Road, is about a 10-minute walk from the Xietu Community. Originally a former factory building in an alley, it has been meticulously renovated into a comprehensive market featuring loft apartments, cafes, and restaurants. This old alley is like a utopia with 6 delicious restaurants worth trying, and retains a strong local feel. Address: Xuhui District.
7. Changshou Road – Changshou Road Subdistrict, located in the southeastern part of Shanghai’s central Putuo District, is the only subdistrict in the city that straddles the Suzhou Creek. Its jurisdiction stretches from Zhongshan North Road in the north to Anyuan Road in the south, and from the Suzhou Creek in the east to Wanhangdu Road in the west. The district covers an area of 3.98 square kilometers and administers 31 neighborhood committees. This popular night snack street has 14 stalls, making every night lively. Address: Putuo District.
