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Shanghai Blues
193-197 High Holborn
London
WC1V 7BD
Part of a listed building that once housed St Giles Library Shanghai Blues is a stunning feng-shui designed Chinese restaurant and bar. Its £2.5 million launch cost included a one-way flight from China for head chef Hong Qiu Feng who has created a generous and innovative menu that makes you want to eat everything on it. Moreish entrees include steamed scalloped dumplings and grilled Shanghai pork dumplings, while an exciting list of mains  including vegetable and tofu sections  allows you to choose how your main ingredient is cooked. Lobster, for example, can be classic wok-braised, steamed or dry fried in a variety of sauces. Extend your chae knowledge with an intriguing list of Chinese teas complemented by a lunchtime selection of divine dim sum. Beautifully designed, friendly and serving an excellent menu, Shanghai Blues just might be the new Hakkasan.
Average Price: £35-£44
Cuisine: Chinese
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