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Q: Where can I get Western food in Shanghai?

14 years 50 weeks ago in Food - Shanghai

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123lily

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There's definitely no shortage of Western food here, and it really depends upon what type of food you're talking about when you say "Western." Nevertheless, some of my favorite places are Pomodoro Bistrot on Kangding Lu, Bistro Burger makes awesome, well, burgers, Pasta Inn for Italian, and Maya for Mexican. There are tons of other great places though.

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Burger King

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14 years 38 weeks ago

wenna7

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Seriously? U cannot find western food in Shanghai?!
Western where? Heaven？Cause in Chinese, we say heaven is in west.
Hopefully u don't mean u want Heaven Food, guess u will find it nowhere on earth.

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