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M on the Bund vs Mei LongZhen Restaurant (Main Branch)
Both Mei LongZhen Restaurant and M on the Bund are recommended by travel writers. On balance, M on the Bund ranks significantly higher than Mei LongZhen Restaurant. M on the Bund ranks #3 in Shanghai with recommendations from 10 publications such as Lonely Planet, Concierge and Frommer's.
M on the Bund
Concierge
Frommer's
Travel + Leisure
Gayot
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HuangPu District GuangDong Road 20 WaiTan 5 Building 7 Floor, Shanghai
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Concierge
"Featuring a grand Beaux Arts exterior and postmodern interior, this seven-floor structure—built in 1916—rejuvenated the historic Bund with its 2004 renovation by Michael Graves."
Frommer's
"Lodged atop a handsome, seven-story colonial building on the Bund, this is the restaurant that put Shanghai dining on the world map in 1999."
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Travel + Leisure
"Shanghai’s first fine-dining Western-style restaurant, framed against the pink TV tower and other kitschy buildings of Pudong across the Huangpu River."
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Gayot
14.0
"From its vantage point atop the Nissin Shipping Building, the rooftop terrace at M on the Bund offers seemingly endless views of Huangpu River and buildings of Pudong."
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DK Eyewitness
"Michelle Garnaut serves European and Middle-Eastern flavors which has made her Hong Kong restaurant legendary including a soft-as-butter salted lamb."
Mei LongZhen Restaurant (Main Branch)
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Frommer's
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No.22, Lane 1081 Nanjing West Raod, Shanghai
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Fodor's
"Probably Shanghai's most famous restaurant, the venerable Meilongzhen first opened its doors in 1938."
Frommer's
"Established in 1938, Meilongzhen is a Shanghai institution that still draws the crowds after all these years."
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Gayot
10.0
"Dishes are well-executed and most come with serving spoons or chopsticks, which is rare for Chinese places. It is most famous for its seafood dishes such as fried eel, sweet-and-sour Mandarin fish."
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Lonely Planet
Top Choice
"Shànghǎi has a host of famous local restaurants, none more so than this fantastic old building, which has been churning out food since the 1930s."
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