Xindalu China Kitchen
The Hyatt on the Bund's signature Chinese restaurant serves probably the best Beijing duck in Shanghai, along with local dishes from the surrounding regions.
What: An upscale, open kitchen, regional Chinese restaurant at the new Hyatt on the Bund. They’ve imported an entire Peking Duck operation from Beijing, including the massive oven, a warehouse full of apple wood, the ducks, and the chefs.
Look: Hotel modern. The low backed, dark wood chairs, a marble and wood floor, and high ceiling give an air of smartness and spaciousness. It’s not a Chinese restaurant cliché. In fact, the idea of a glassed-in Chinese show kitchen to anchor one side of the room is a rarely seen touch.
Food: They’re most proud of their dark, roasted ducks, and a beggar’s chicken wrapped in lotus leaves, covered in clay, and baked. Both dishes are done table-side – the duck carved, and the heavy, clay package of chicken broken open with a hammer. But the rest of the menu is expansive, and covers regional specialties from neighboring provinces, like Zhenjiang pork mushroom jelly and drunken pigeon with sour plums.
People: Hotel guests certainly make up the majority of business, but there has been a buzz around town among chefs who have been to check out the kitchen’s duck prowess.
Bill: ¥250 per person.
Address: | Xindalu China Kitchen, 1/F/F, Hyatt on the Bund, 199, Shanghai, China |
Phone: | 6393-1234 ext 6318 |
Website: | www.shanghai.bund.hyatt.com |
Cuisine: | Chinese |
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Price Range: | BBBB - BBBBB |
Opening hours: | daily 10:30am-1:30pm |
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