Sweet Pink Lifestyle Pavilion
Address: No. 88 Jingga Road. The four-story Living Pavilion is open until 10 PM. Upon entering, you will find a sweet and romantic pink passage affectionately known as the "Pink Elephant". It features a design resembling a subway car and creates the illusion of infinite extension with mirrors. The "Magical City" and selfies-loving fairies may have already checked-in. In collaboration with the wharf bookstore, the exhibition hall, furniture store, and library cover various themes such as design, architecture, art, and creative living, and also host book clubs periodically.
All the Lovers
No. 211, Da Xue Road, Yangpu District. Encounter this café with a purple exterior wall that feels like being in the streets of Paris, you will be pleasantly surprised. Every dessert and cake is created by a Michelin chef with unique creative ideas, insisting on daily fresh production with unique names for each. Imported ingredients such as Italian Fabri sugar syrup and New Zealand cheese are selected to ensure the perfect and delightful taste of the desserts.
Yongfeng No
32-40 University Road, Wujiaochang. This newly opened trendy Chaoshan restaurant on University Road has conquered diners of all ages. The first Chaoshan-style herbal tea shop in Shanghai, the first licorice fruit shop in Shanghai, and the first Chaoshan-style rice noodle shop using freshly imported noodles from Chaoshan are all here. With over 100 Chaoshan dishes and snacks, you can visit every day for a whole month and still not try them all!
Xiao Xitian
103, Room 801, University Road. A shop that specializes in Xinjiang rice noodles, with artistic decoration, and a cute corgi named "Li Xitian" as the mascot! Despite giving off a fresh and clean impression, they actually serve spicy and flavorful rice noodles! After three years in business, making reservations to eat their noodles is still the norm!
