" A Bit Pricey, But Not Bad "

Value for money		Suitable for...
The food		.. a date
The service		.. business dinner
The decor		.. with friends

I went to this place when I first got to shanghai. I ordered their signature pork leg dish and my friends and I ordered their top three beers. The portions are on the large side so if you're not that hungry, it would be a good idea to share. The venue reminds me a lot of a chili's or yardhouse from back home... lots of wood, dimly lit, lots of foreigners (and their "hired" dates...) If you're looking for meat and lots of it, this is the place for you to go. I couldn't finish all of the pork leg and even my guy friends were struggling to finish off their sausage dish. haha. The beers are mediocre. Honestly, they tasted about as good as Tigers and Tsigndaos. They try really hard to make you feel like you're in a "genuine" German establishment and their waiters wear these cute little paulaner outfits. Since I had just gotten to Shanghai, I still thought of prices in their US equivalents and I remember it to be in the ball park of US which is about... RMB250. I thought it was a bit overpriced for what it was but not too bad. This place is usually packed so reservations might be a good idea.
edit: overall, the experience was mediocre and not special. Haven't been back and don't really plan on going back anytime in the near future. I have a friend who's been living here for about 6 years and absolutely hates this place. not really sure why but i think it has something to do with the atmosphere or service because the food isn't bad.