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You can’t get behind the wheel in China without a Chinese driver’s license. Period. An International Driving Permit or other foreign driver’s licenses are not recognized here. But earlier this month, the Chinese Ministry of Public Security announced a set of pilot policies that aimed at simplifying the procedure of getting temporary driver’s permits for foreign nationals. Starting... Read more...
Holy Moly! As if it wasn't big enough, Pudong International Airport is unveiling a sparkling new satellite terminal next week. At 620,000sqm, it's reportedly the world’s largest satellite terminal building, with 90 boarding gates and 83 jet bridges. The H-shaped facility is set to become... Read more...
This is the airline desk information. For baggage services call 6834 0323 or 6834 0324. Read more
Chinese car rental company, and also the first agency licensed to provide temporary driver's licenses to non-Chinese residents. Read more
California-based fast food burger joint known for its Western Bacon Cheeseburger. Read more
Chain of restaurants and one of the longest running with quality ingredients and good service. One of the mainstays in Shanghai. Read more
Artisanal bakery and deli from the Wagas Group, in a striking wood-grained marble storefront. Baguettes, bagels, cakes, jams, pates, granola, coffee, etc. Read more
Guangdong tea shop chain HEYTEA claims they are the first to invent the cheese tea—naigai cha (奶盖茶), pairing various freshly brewed teas with cheese foam on top. Their first shop in Shanghai went viral when it opened, inspiring six-hour wait times. The shop offers... Read more
De Xing Guan is a famous noodle shop that's been running since 1878. Their signature item is a braised pork leg & smoked fried fish (焖蹄二鲜面) noodle. The restaurant also sells classic dumplings and snacks. Read more
A chain restaurant selling Shanghainese dim sum, soup dumplings, noodles, and other casual hot dishes. Read more
Xibei You Mian Cun specializes in the food of Shanxi Province. This unique cuisine borrows a lot from surrounding areas like Mongolia, so expect lots of rich flavors, hearty grilled and braised meats like lamb and beef, preserved and salted vegetables, mushrooms, and... Read more
Zheng Dou specializes in Cantonese dim sum and rice congees. Read more
The Pudong Airport S2 terminal outlet of the popular casual cafe eatery specializing in healthy-ish foods including smoothies, big salads and wraps. The casual, order-at-the-counter atmosphere is complemented by simple but comfortable decor, table/chairs and some... Read more
This pizzeria has changed its name to Pizza Express, then decided to change it back to Pizza Marzano in 2016. They hew to the more authentic, thin-crusted Roman and Neapolitan pies. One of their specialty is the Peking Duck, Beijingese roasted duck on thin crust with... Read more
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