Something like the 10th Alimentari to open in Shanghai, this one is called “Piazza” a reference to the fact that their location overlooks the giant communal square of the Moho Mall. (They don’t, in fact, have any pizza on the menu, which you might think if you don’t have a background in Italian or architecture.) Alimentari Piazza is the same formula as the other ones: handmade pastas, burrata dishes, deli sandwiches, a decent brunch section, and an imminently inoffensive environment in which to drink bottles of wine or spritzes in for the afternoon or evening. It’s location overlooking the square and it big open windows means it’s actually quite nice and not too impersonal in its mall setting.