Shanghai | Top Hotel Buffet

Hotel buffet is a great option for dining out in the holiday season. This week, Grabtalk has selected some popular hotel cafe or restaurants in Shanghai. Let's check out the customer reviews from TripAdvisor!


Scena
The Ritz-Carlton Shanghai Pudong 
4.5Avg￥435/Person

“Lunch Worths Remembering”
We had a table around the corner by the window - the view was fantastic as the Pearl of Orient stood right in front of us! It was a lunch worths remembering!
--AmrushaGaruda

“With the right table it's superb”
A great Italian restaurant at the top of a hotel in Shanghai. The best tables are those that look down on the Bund below.
--BarryAnthonyCooper

“Experience not to be missed!”
This is one of the few places that I can truly say I have never had anything poorly made. This restaurant truly deserves the highest regard as it has great people that consistently put out great food and experiences to all its guests.
--904nickz

Address: 52/F, The Ritz-Carlton Shanghai Pudong, Shanghai ifc, No.8 Century Avenue, Lujiazui, Pudong, Shanghai 200120, China

Local name: 意味轩 (上海浦东丽思卡尔顿酒店)

Local address: 200120浦东新区世纪大道8号上海国金中心52楼上海浦东丽思卡尔顿酒店

Tel: 021-20201888,021-20201758








Yi Cafe
Shangri-La Shanghai Pudong 
4.5 Avg ￥327/Person



“One of the best buffets I ever had”
Each time I am in Shanghai at least one time I try to have a dinner here - it is amazing. So much different sytes, Food from different varieties and countries in such a good Quality I never experienced.
--wagnerjoerg1965

“Best Value Brunch In Shanghai”
Over the years we've tried many different brunches in Shanghai and we keep coming back to Yi Cafe time after time and that is why I'm giving it full marks. The staff are excellent and the management go out of their way to make you feel valued and welcome, nothing is too much trouble.
--Bansheeragger

Address: Yi Café Shangri-La Shanghai Pudong
‪33 Fu Cheng Road, Shanghai 200120, China

Local name: 怡咖啡

Local address: 200120‪浦东新区富城路33号

Tel: 862168828888








BLD Cafe
Renaissance Shanghai Caohejing Hotel 
5Avg. ￥217/Person









“Excellent Choice for BLD!!”
Tried BLD Cafe for both breakfast and lunch and had a great experience each time. Lots of options, live counters and variety.
--swastikrath

“Simply great”
Been here many times and enjoyed it every time. Sometimes it's fully booked during lunch - which is for hotel guest not acceptable I find - because they have company events.
--KonradVP

Address: 1/F Renaissance Shanghai Caohejing Hotel, No.397 Tianlin Road, Caohejing High-Tech Park, Shanghai 200233, China

Local name: BLD咖啡厅(上海漕河泾万丽酒店)

Local address: 200233‪漕河泾新兴技术开发区田林路397号上海漕河泾万丽酒店1层

Tel: 021-33258888





Cafe Liang
Shangri-La Shanghai Jingan 
4Avg. ￥253/Person






“Buffet with an interesting variety”
The service was friendly and the staff all seemed to enjoy their interactions with the wide range of guests. Would be a good spot for a family meal since they have something for everyone.
--Dave T
“Fancy”
Enjoyed the music and food here, service was efficient and helpful. Free birthday cake for my son who just got his 14th, so sweet moment and we'd love to be back soon.
--Tina_Stilton

Address: 1218 Middle Yan'an Road, West Nanjing Road | Level 1, Jing An Shangri-La, West Shanghai, Shanghai 200040, China
Local name: 两咖啡

Local address: 200040‪静安区延安中路1218号静安香格里拉酒店1楼

Tel: +86 21 2203 8889





The COOK
Jiali Hotel Shanghai P 
3.5Avg￥300/Person









“Innovative card system with wide variety of good food”
Each dish which we ordered was just delicious, and the service was excellent! This was a fun, and yummy, experience! Shangri-La hotels always feature excellent buffets, and this one is no exception, and it is innovative and different!
--Blues_Rocker

“Great food but a little pricey”
Had a great meal here with one of the best buffet spreads I have ever seen. There were abot seven open kitchens that had differnt foods from Indioan to seafood and eveything in between. staff were friendly and efficient.
--Russdi

“Great Quality Hotel Lunch Buffet in Pudong”
If you live in Shanghai and are looking for a quality hotel buffet at not too expensive price the The Cook is a great choice.
--redpagoda
Address: HuaMu Road 1388, Jia Li Hotel 1 Floor, Shanghai 201204, China

Local name: The COOK•厨

Local address: 201204‪花木路1388号嘉里大酒店1楼近芳甸路

Tel: 021-61698886

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