Listings:

NOVA is a neighborhood bistro on Dagu Lu, popular for its outdoor terrace and Sunday brunch.

An Indian restaurant serving not only well-known masala dishes, but also other favorites such as Tandoori Chicken, a must-try for lovers of Indian cuisine and a good place to dine with a group of friends.

Casual and sunny Israeli and Middle Eastern restaurant and bakery (pita, bagels, some breads).

SkinCity 5.5 modern day spa exclusively on skincare with international standards and techniques. The interior design is urban chic with a subway theme to match their concept of helping guests get to "Destination: Wellness". Facial treatments use Babor products from Germany, a 50-year-old brand known for using natural ingredients.

Just Grapes is a wine store, lounge and bistro that wines from pretty much every major wine producing region imaginable. The store's trademark is a unique classification system based on flavor, mouthfeel and aroma rather than grape or nation of origin.

Dragonfly is the westernized spa chain sweeping Shanghai with its assortment of foot/shoulder/body massages as well as nail treatments. Massages here are far gentler than the average walk-by Shanghainese foot rub place, the rooms are always dark and quiet and the staff will treat you like aristocracy.

French-run Vietnamese restaurant, modeled on the restaurants of Paris's Chinatown and geared to serve the multinational expats in the neighborhood.

The newer version of the Anfu Lu branch, this Fei Dan sells a wide variety of imported foods, as well as deli items - with particular emphasis on the Italian side of things.

Formerly known as Good Times, this restaurant owned by the folks behind Masala Art, has been remodeled and retooled to serve street-style Indian cuisine.