La Grange
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6248 2185 |
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794 Julu Lu,
near Fumin Lu |
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巨鹿路794号,
近富民路 |
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French Concession |
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20 mins. walk from Shanxi Rd (S) |
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Mon-Sat,
11.30am-2.30pm
6.30-10.30pm
Closed on Sunday |
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Local and international cards accepted |
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$ $ $ $
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Prices are per person, for an average meal, excluding alcohol:
$ - Under 50 rmb
$$ - 50-149 rmb
$$$ - 150-299 rmb
$$$$- 300-499 rmb
$$$$$ - 500 rmb and up
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Editor's Description
Last updated: November 18th, 2009
La Grange is an intimate French restaurant in its third act. When they opened in 2008, the food was fine-dining southwestern French and just about everything on the menu, down to the butter, was imported. Accordingly, prices were extravagant. In early 2009, they changed chefs and scaled back their both their prices and ambitions, but kept the handsome decor intact. They've since re-jigged the menu and the wine list, again, to make it even more affordable and added a bakery on the first floor.
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Nov 18th, 2009




" Foul-tasting, Scurvy, Repugnant "
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| Value for money |
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Suitable for... |
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| The food |
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.. a date |
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.. business dinner |
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| The decor |
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.. with friends |
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I ‘m usually more of a "form your own opinion – everyone has different taste kinda girl “. But this time I feel compelled to prevent people from having the worst possible dinner in Shanghai.
My friend and I went there, despite bad reviews, because those were outdated and we heard the chef had changed.
I won’t describe the whole dinner, as I can sum up everything in a few words: the food here is absolutely foul-tasting, scurvy, repugnant (just take your pick …). Saying La Grange offers fine dining is a blasphemy and that this is French cuisine an insult.
If you have a couple hundred rmb ( at the least )you were planning on spending at La Grange, I would suggest using it as scrap paper ,as it would be far more enjoyable . ( Or going to a decent restaurant … )
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