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[chiachiajohn]

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[kilecreature]

So my brother HATES mint and I was eating some peppermint pretzel slims (10/10 would recommend) and my brother goes "hey" like I have taken his favorite toy and goes to take one and I go "there's mint" and his hand flew away like he was going to be poisoned

[qinhao]

Best Brunches only in Shanghai

Shanghai loves brunch. There are the legendary brunches that every travel guide espouses and consequently these are the ones you will have to bring every out-of-towner friend to. We are of course talking about the Westin brunch and the iconic Bund-side brunches, like the ones at  M on the Bund and Jean-Georges.

But such is their popularity, on some weekends receiving a confirmed reservation is about as likely as finding a smoked salmon & caviar salad at a street vendor stall. We've put together a quick list of some of Shanghai's favorite brunches, and their no-wait alternatives just in case you need a back up.

Top1.Kommune Big Breakfast.

“They’ve done a consistently good brunch for years,” says Andrew Tipo. And their signature Big Breakfast, a mountainous helping of creamy scrambled eggs, beans, mushroom, sausages, eggs, toast and tomato, hasn’t gotten smaller. Thank God. In the early morning, dine on the patio with your brekkie and a bowl (yes, a bowl) of mocha as you soak in the Taikang Lu atmosphere before the swarming crowds arrive. RMB 100, 8am-5pm, kids free before 10am. No. 7, Lane 210, Taikang Lu, near Sinan Lu 泰康路201弄7号, 近思南路, [phone]

Top 2.The Millennium Hongqiao Dim Sum Brunch.

We heard about this all-you-can-eat from a local friend who makes it here for brunch unfailingly every month for the lobster soup. “It’s got this rich texture and chunks of lobster too,” marvels Emily Chen, a fan. Durian puffs, rabbit-shaped custard buns and their specialty, fresh har gow, also draw the patrons regularly. The restaurant’s mini bamboo groove and tall windows will make you feel like you’re spending much more than you are. They also offer private rooms with garden views, perfect for brunching families. RMB 88 + 15 percent service charge on weekdays, RMB 98 +15 percent on weekends, tea included. Everyday at Spectrum in the Millennium Hongqiao Hotel. 2/F, 2588 Yan’an Xi Lu, near Shuicheng Nan Lu 延安西路2588号千禧海鸥大酒店2楼, 近水城南路, [phone] ext. 72203

Top 3.The Westin’s Other Brunch

Short on dough? Loosen your pants for the Westin’s other Sunday brunch experience, which features dim sum and small plates from around the world. “It’s dim sum meets tapas,” says Leon Wong, a loyal patron. Instead of carts, order from a menu that includes dozens of regular dim sum options, some sushi, surprisingly good Thai (Larb! Papaya salad! Curry!) and Hong Kong-style desserts. RMB 98 + 15 percent service charge, drinks not included.

Every Sunday at EEST in the Westin Bund Center Shanghai. 5/F, 88 Henan Zhong Lu, near Guangdong Lu 河南中路88号上海威斯汀大饭店5楼, 近广东路, [phone], [phone]

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