Shanghai specialty breakfast
Multiple century old brand stores, one-stop tasting of Chinese breakfast and traditional desserts
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刘海燕Highlights
- ✓Multiple century old brand stores, one-stop tasting of Chinese breakfast and traditional desserts
- ✓Crab roe soup buns, fried pork chops, egg cakes, milk sweetened desserts and other special delicacies in sufficient quantities until dinner
- ✓Strolling along the Bund, understanding its key significance in the turning point of modern Chinese history
- ✓Check in at a niche viewing spot and enjoy a panoramic view of the complete skyline of Lujiazui, Pudong
- ✓Visit the bustling People's Square and learn about the history of the old racetrack here
- ✓Walking through Nanjing Road, listening to the century old history of China's first department store
- ✓Comes with exclusive special souvenirs to preserve unique travel memories
Itinerary
Eggcake&Jiangnan Rice Cake (founded in 1875)
This time-honored Dim sum shop, rooted in Nanjing Road for a century, is famous for Jiangnan rice cakes with soft waxy elastic teeth. The Red bean soup is sweet and fragrant with sesame stuffing, which is rich in layers. Hand made egg cake with warm soybean milk is a classic breakfast match in old Shanghai.
Nanjing Road
A hundred years ago, this was the core commercial center of Shanghai, and now there are numerous shops and endless fireworks. Explore China's first department store and learn about the pioneering commercial initiatives of that era
Tangbao Old Shop (founded in 1986)
Take a light bite of the crab roe soup bun, and the delicious crab meat broth bursts in your mouth; Try a Shanghai style fried pork chop that blends Chinese and Western flavors; At the end, a bowl of delicious small Wonton will be served to gather authentic Shanghai flavor.
People's Square
Strolling through People's Square for a leisurely stroll, exploring the century old cinema and old hotel, which was once the tallest building in Shanghai for half a century.
The Bund
Check in at the Bund, which is a symbol of the heyday of Shanghai in the early 20th century, when Shanghai was known as the "number one city in the Far East". Capital and talent from all over the world converge here, creating this international architectural exhibition group.
Tips
- •English certified tour guide accompanies and explains the entire process
- •5 or more old brand stores, rich traditional Chinese breakfast, sufficient portions, and a feeling of fullness even after the tour ends
- •Exclusive comfortable shuttle bus from People's Square to Suzhou River
- •Free bottled drinking water is provided in the car
- •One exclusive special souvenir
Tour FAQ
How long is Breakfast in Shanghai?▼
Breakfast in Shanghai is planned for about 4 hours.
How much does Breakfast in Shanghai cost?▼
Prices for Breakfast in Shanghai start from CNY 400 per person. Final pricing can vary by date, group size and selected options.
Is Breakfast in Shanghai a good fit for first-time visitors to Shanghai?▼
Yes. This tour is designed to help travelers experience Shanghai with local context, practical routing and a smoother private-tour pace.
Where does Breakfast in Shanghai start?▼
The listed meeting point is Shanghai Fashion Store, 660 Nanjing Rd (E), Huangpu, Shanghai. Exact pickup or meeting details can be confirmed after booking.
User Reviews (10)
"Every old eatery we visited has a long history dating back to the 1800s. Trying soup dumplings and crispy fried pork chops in their original shops feels much more authentic than tourist‑oriented restaurants."
"Nice souvenir gift included. 【中文翻译】"
"It is ideal for first‑time visitors to Shanghai. You can taste real traditional Chinese breakfast, visit major downtown attractions, and learn local history from a certified English guide all in one trip."
"The whole trip is carried out on foot, passing old shops and famous city landmarks. The air‑conditioned transfer car and bottled water provided help us recover energy after long walks."
"Tasted wonderful local street‑food"
"We wandered through Nanjing Road, People’s Square and the Bund. Seeing the grand colonial buildings along the waterfront while hearing how Shanghai developed in modern times is an unforgettable experience. The complimentary local souvenir gift is a nice little surprise."
"Knowledgeable English‑speaking tour guide."
"We got to try plenty of classic Shanghai snacks. The portions are generous, I was full even before the tour ended. Listening to stories of old department stores and race‑course history made sightseeing far more vivid."
"Great food and interesting history lessons."
"This walking tour combines authentic old‑Shanghai food and city history perfectly. We visited multiple century‑old local shops, trying egg cakes, soup dumplings and traditional pastries. While tasting delicious food, our English guide told us stories about The Bund, Nanjing Road and People’s Square."
