Eastern European Restaurants in Shanghai

Shanghai's Eastern European cuisine is a blend of European and Eastern European foods as well as foods with Russian and Ukrainian influences. Though there isn't a vast presence in the city, there are a few Eastern European delights to be found, especially if you look past the obvious establishments and at the menus of Shanghai's fusion eateries. Onegin Bar is the city's most well known Eastern European restaurant, with a delightful menu spanning from Belgian to Serbian and even a bit of Bulgarian cuisine. You'll find all the favorites from Europe's Eastern fringes as well as a few Western European classics. Beer is big in Eastern Europe, and Belgium, especially, is known for its impressive array of brewed exports. Brauhaus 505, Castle Oktober and Paulaner Brauhaus all cary Eastern European blends and beers, and you'll find a few distinctly Eastern European items on the menus, as well. Fusion is all the rage in Shanghai, and the Whampoa Club, Mesa & Manifesto and Grand Cafe are prime examples of great fusion cuisine done right. You'll enjoy excellent views, great decor, superb staff and even the food is good.

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