Once known as “Little Shanghai,” Zhoupu has been a commercial hub in Pudong since the Ming Dynasty, and its lively night market continues that tradition. Stretching along Little Shanghai Pedestrian Street, the market feels like a mix between Yuyuan Garden and a local fair, with layers of food stalls, small shops, carnival games, and street vendors packed into a maze-like layout. From grilled skewers and snacks to clothes, toys, pets, and quirky finds, it’s the kind of place where a late-night food run can easily turn into a few hours of wandering. Located a bit away from central Shanghai, Zhoupu Night Market is worth a trip for those looking to explore a more local side of the city, especially combined with a stroll through the old neighborhood nearby.