Shanghai's Yunnan Road time-honored food street reopened on Feb 10 in a newly established cluster near Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street, bringing together more than a dozen long-standing local brands.

The revitalized area spans South Shanxi Road, Middle Fujian Road, and Middle Jiangxi Road, all within walking distance of Nanjing Road. Many of the city's best-known traditional eateries are once again concentrated in one area, making it easier for visitors to plan a classic Shanghai dining experience in the heart of the city.

For the Nanjing Road commercial area, the arrival of these time-honored brands broadens the dining landscape beyond retail-focused visits and introduces established local flavors to an area popular with young shoppers and international visitors. For the brands, the relocation offers greater visibility and consistent foot traffic in one of Shanghai's busiest commercial zones.

From now until Feb 15, the food street is hosting themed promotions and interactive activities to celebrate its reopening. Visitors can expect queues during peak meal times, particularly during the Spring Festival holiday.

📍 Store locations and specialties

South Shanxi Road

Da Hu Chun (大壶春): Shengjian bao, pan-fried pork buns

De Xing Restaurant (德兴馆): Shanghai-style cuisine

Deda Coffee & Restaurant (德大): Western dishes, including borscht and salads

Hong Chang Xing (洪长兴): Lamb hot pot

Wu Fang Zhai (五芳斋): Rice dumplings

Xiao Shaoxing (小绍兴): Shanghai-style cuisine

Xiao Jinling (小金陵): Salted duck

Middle Fujian Road

Xian De Lai (鲜得来): Pork ribs with glutinous rice cake

Yangzhou Fan Dian (扬州饭店): Huaiyang cuisine, one of the eight major Chinese cuisines

De Xing Restaurant (德兴馆): Shanghai-style cuisine

Middle Jiangxi Road

Shao Wan Sheng (邵万生): Fermented and marinated dishes, dried goods, cured meats

Sanyang Nanhuo Store (三阳南货店): Dried goods, cakes and pastries, cured meats

Lao Da Tong (老大同): Creative drinks and desserts

Source: WeChat account of Huangpu district