Blue Sushi

This New York style restaurant run by the Van Gogh Group, serves up avant-garde Japanese and doubles as a Martini bar.

Shintori

This massive stone vault of a restaurant is actually easy to miss. A quietly marked entrance on the southwest corner of Julu Lu leads through a bamboo-lined path and, ultimately to Shintori. Sushi without gimmicks, a carefully selected wine list and ..

Moonsha Teppanyaki View Restaurant

This lounge and Teppanyaki restaurant on the Bund opened in 2006 and is known for its famous chef, "Mountain." Watching the chef prepare and de-bone the "Ice Fish" together with the Bund view is goos Shanghai experience.

Haiku by Hatsune

The newest and tres chic-chic Japanese joint in town is a two-level expanse with floor to ceiling windows looking out onto a garden. Some of the dishes are gimmicky (moto-roll-ah) but the fish is all high quality and well presented. Haiku is very bus..

Ambrosia Teppanyaki

The grand white mansion that is Ambrosia used to belong to General Bai Congxi in the 1940s Don't be surprised to see weddings/wedding photos taking place. Also, don't be surprised by eye-patched, pajama-clad individuals...Ambrosia is across the stree..

Yogafish

California-style sushi on the run finally hits Shanghai. You can sit at a bar and scarf your sushi, or take it away. Much less expensive than ordering takeout Sushi and the only place in the city to do so.

Sushi, Inc.

Brought to you by the same folks who do Haiku by Hatsune...stay tuned.

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