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Q: Any recommendation for the best pizza place in Shanghai?

I'd like to know what's the best pizza you've tried here, pls consider not only taste but also atmosphere, decoration, etc.

 

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14 years 10 weeks ago in  Food  - Shanghai

 
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I checked this out, going there soon, plenty of good places, best maybe  Da Marco on Yandang Lu, also Pizza Marzano  ,Alexanders Pizza Fabrricas, Isola Bella, Tiramisu

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Papa Marios   at Da Gu lu.

I've been there and a lot of people love it.

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I agree with bonita Papa Marios is very good

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their is no pixxa in china just wanna bes

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why not make pizza urself? 

 

we have professional chefs whom can teach you how to making chinese pizza, visit us on 

http://www.81816972.com/products.asp?class=230

 

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Alsace Bistro in Pudong. It's tiny, has only about 6 tables. The menu is simple, but the pizza is fantastic. It's a relaxed place, it's not for a first date... the chef is French and they also have delicious cake (not the Chinese cream kind)

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urbanina,

                Thanks for mentioning the pizza place! * How much is a pizza there? "it's not for a first date." Okay, I have a first date with a gal next Friday who lives in Pudong. * Can you recommend a good first date place for that area..or the general surrounding area? (I'll be coming from out of town.) Thank you!

 

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Hmmm, I think the pizza there is about 60-80RMB.

 

For a date, it depends what she likes, but maybe take her to Lujiazui - there's lots of restaurants to choose from, different price ranges (mostly expensive, but not all). You can walk along the riverfront and look across at the Bund all lit up, or have a cocktail at the top of one of the towers.

 

Otherwise for something further out in Pudong, go to Thumb Plaza, not very glamorous but there's a choice of restaurants.

 

If I were you I'd have a look on the www.smartshanghai.com website, it lists pretty much all of Shanghai's restaurants and bars, so even someone from out of town can make a good choice!

 

Hope your date goes well!!

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how about Pizza Hut.Professional pizza store.Many chain store in shanghai

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