Canton 8 (Runan Street)

I saw this Cantonese restaurant in an article about Michelin ratings on Jiemian.com. Thanks to the introduction and contact information on Ctrip, I went to taste it with my family after making a successful reservation. Overall, it was not disappointing. The only thing was the staple food called Devil Fried Rice, which, as the name suggests, did not conform to the eating habits of ordinary Shanghainese. It took a lot of courage, but it has been five years in a row? The above Cantonese restaurants that have received Michelin star ratings are generally satisfactory. The average cost per person is less than 300 yuan (without ordering wine). In fact, it is located in a relatively quiet alley. It has been converted into a cultural and creative area in recent years. The design of the name of Xiyue is an example. Opposite Xiyue, there is a popular restaurant guided by a national-level chef from Shanghai Old Restaurant, the originator of Shanghai local cuisine. I want to go there next time. It was worth the trip.

The main store of Xiyue is located on the small Runan Street. There is a parking lot next to it, which is very convenient. You can usually park on weekends. Environment: Two floors, but the upper floor is not very high, and the private room is not very big, but it is OK for the four of us to sit. The decoration is simple and generous. Service: Cantonese service, considerate but not overly enthusiastic, just right, and suggestions are given for ordering dishes. They are very familiar with their own dishes. ◎ Dishes Mainly Cantonese dim sum, Bai Xiyue Shrimp Dumplings, White Fresh Shrimp Crispy Rice Noodle Rolls, the shrimps are big and plump, full of elasticity, and the ingredients are sufficient. Dan Beef Brisket Pot tastes very delicious.

I've been wanting to try this restaurant for a long time, but I didn't make it because it's so popular and I have to wait in line. My secretary made a reservation for me! Thank you! Each dish has its own characteristics! Scallop mushroom dumplings, lava buns, radish cakes, shrimp, milk jelly, and the risotto are all delicious! The service is also very considerate and the price-performance ratio is super high!

It is said to be the most cost-effective Michelin restaurant in Shanghai! It has been extremely popular since it was awarded a star. It is located on Runan Street, No. 8 Bridge, and is the only one in Shanghai. The restaurant's facade is not conspicuous, and the interior is also low-key, at least it does not have the usual style of a Michelin two-star restaurant. Similarly, the service is a bit casual... But it is such a small Cantonese restaurant that has been rated as the "Legend of Cantonese Deliciousness" in Shanghai. Fresh shrimp rice rolls, shrimp dumplings, steamed chicken feet, glutinous rice chicken, and lava buns are all very well made. The three-piece combination of fried eel, barbecued pork and roasted pork is also a must-order. In general, the taste can crush a large number of Cantonese restaurants. It is a restaurant that will never step on thunder and deserves the Michelin two-star. The price of 200 or 300 per person can make people happy~

Located at the distinctive No. 8 Bridge in Shanghai, it can be said to be the most down-to-earth Michelin two-star hotel with per capita prices. It mainly serves Cantonese cuisine, which is best at bringing out the original freshness and fragrance of the ingredients. The dishes are served one by one, which is relatively slow. You need to wait for a while to finish a dish. The details are great. The plates are pre-heated and the plating has a Shanghai-style exquisiteness. The most impressive thing is the appetizers and the final dessert - freshly ground walnut juice.

The cheapest Mi2, I lined up early at noon, and got a seat thanks to my friend Just looking at the hardware of this store, it is hard to associate it with Mi2 Star. The menu is thick and the price is not high. Five people ordered a table of dishes and ate until they couldn't eat anymore Recommendations: Green mushroom fried scallops and shrimp balls, crispy shrimp rice rolls, crispy rice lobster soup with rice, egg white almond tea The fried scallops are very tender. I don't usually like to eat scallops, but this one is delicious Crispy rice lobster soup with rice, the soup of the rice is super delicious, although it may look like soybean paste soup, food focuses more on taste Egg white almond tea, the best almond tea, I have eaten several, there is no harm without comparison, it can remove the bitterness under the rich taste of almonds, it is really great Roast meat is of course indispensable, crispy roast pork, star barbecued pork, Cantonese roast rice duck, roasted fried chicken We ordered everything. You can order half a chicken or duck. The fried chicken is delicious and crispy. I don't remember the roast duck. The barbecued pork is sweet and I don't like it very much. The roasted pork is not bad. The crab roe siu mai, pineapple barbecued pork buns, golden lava buns, and crispy egg tarts are all OK. There is nothing particularly delicious or surprising. The mango sago is quite good, but of course the limelight is stolen by the almond tea. The other miscellaneous dishes are fried pork neck with three-color peppers, eggplant and beef brisket with roasted sauce, etc. They are just average. It's better to order more serious Cantonese dishes. The tea fee is 5 yuan per person. I drank Pu'er tea. I forgot whether it can be selected. This price is similar to that of ordinary restaurants in Guangdong. If you come here for a meal, it may be about 100 yuan per person. It's hard to imagine that you can eat 200 yuan at this price. So whether it's for checking in or having a meal, there is an endless stream of people coming to eat. It is highly recommended just for the cost-effectiveness.