Yu Palace

The New Year's Eve dinner package + room check-in purchased this time was a great experience. The front desk manager Bob helped to arrange it in advance. During the check-in process, Bob also gave us a lot of thoughtful reminders. Although the New Year's Eve dinner was a set meal, the taste was very good. There were also dragon dance performances and intangible cultural heritage performances during the New Year.

Maybe this is a great place even if it is the green lung of Shanghai. There are no mountains in Shanghai. The environment of this restaurant is very good. You can see the green mountains and green waters. The dishes are also quite substantial and delicious.

It was raining at night, and I didn't feel like going out, so I ate at the hotel. The environment was very good and grand. The price was expensive, each dish cost hundreds of yuan, and there was an additional service charge. The dishes were large and tasted good, which was worth the price. The fried rice was better than the noodles. The hot sauce was not good, it was sweet. There were not many people dining, but many waiters. I don't know why I felt that the waiters were all anxious and in a hurry, and there was often no one at the front desk.

I met up with a friend at the prestigious Le Meridien Sheshan Hotel, and found that it had been renamed as Mao Yu Zhen Pin, which was a bit difficult to pronounce. Fortunately, the window seat in the lobby of the Chinese restaurant Yu Zhen Xuan on the fifth floor did not disappoint us. We could see East and West Sheshan and the Moon Lake Park nearby. The lunch dim sum buffet was all you could eat and order, and the classic Cantonese dim sum tasted good. I ate too much again without realizing it.

[Taste] The dishes are well made and quite tasty