[2025 Shanghai Attraction] Travel Guide for Shaanxi North Road (Updated Mar)

Behind its Spanish name Todos los Dias - all the days or better adapted "every day" - there is a bright and spacious two-storeys all day café serving specialty coffee and a range of imaginative cakes and pastries. Certainly coffee is something you get "todos los dias" and here the idoneity of such name. The offer is large and varied ranging from the usual Espresso (18rmb), Capuccino or Latte (both for 32rmb) and renditions of this second one such as Cinnamon Latte or Peanut Latte (all for 32rmb). The imagination takes a ride with the speciaty coffee drinks (iced only) like the Pineapple Summer (36rmb) where coffee is mixed with pinapple juice and fresh lemon or the Seasalt Coconut Dirty (35rmb) a latte using coconut milk, roast coconut flakes and sea salt. Also imaginative are the cakes and pastries - and a sweet cheat to diet - with choices such as Sweet Potato Caramel Cheesecake (38rmb for a piece), Seasalt Cheesecake (42rmb piece) or the uber-popular Basque Burnt Cheesecake (32rmb piece) Smaller in size but also a high calorie intake are the scones, for 15rmb each they come in different flavors such as: pumpkin, chocolate rosemary, figs or cinnamon apple. The place is open from 8am till 8pm and it usually gets busy around noon time and on weekends. According to the service, loads of young chinese spend hours taking photos for their wanghong social media posts, and it is not surprising given the large space and minimalistic yet careful design. At the entrance, a narrow porch is a perfect photo-op space as it is the small terrace at the back. Walking upstairs the second floor has more seating space, the big table in the middle of the room gives a modern café vibe and the smaller side tables for two are a perfect point for gazing at the tree-top canopy of North Shaanxi Road or the heritage building in the inner patio. All in all Todos los Dias has both a pleasant design and seating space both for instagrammable moment hunters as well as the casual café settler -laptop in hand - looking for a cozy place to get some work done #shinsider

Getting There - Walking North Shaanxi Road🍁🍂 Attractions - Jing’an/West Nanjing Skyline Views🌇 Hotels - Day Trip in Shanghai🌱🌳 Food & Restaurants - 🥟🍜🍱 Shopping - Nearhy HRKI Taikoo Hui🛍 Simply walking around Shanghai is sometimes the best way to see the city, and the season of spring offers the perfect time and weather to do so🌱🌳🪴 An amazing walking route is down North Shaanxi Road, which links both Jing’an and West Nanjing Road to the Xuhui area🍁🍂 Along this route, you will be able to see beautiful views of the Jing’an and West Nanjing skyline🌇📸 Admire the tall skyscrapers as a backdrop for local homes, and enjoy the spring flowers and trees which bloom around🪴🌱 it’s the perfect season to see Shanghai by foot!🌤 #explore #shanghai #walking #skyline #daytrip #urbanexplorer #awesomepic #trip #tripaway #triplocal #citylife #cityvibes

The Shanghai night is famous and we all know that, but if you plan to visit there, I recommend so far you to try places nearby the West Nanjing Road and North Shaanxi road, there are many places to enjoy for couples or friends . That place is called Azul, and my girlfriend and I had a very good experience on New Year's eve there. Very good food and very good service, and very good prices for all that too which made us feel very happy during this night! #deliciousfood

457 North Shaanxi Road, built in 1928, was originally the private residence of Hong Kong businessman Ho Tung, known as "He Dong Mansion." In 1958, it became the editorial office of the Zhonghua Book Company, and later served as the office of the Shanghai Lexicographical Publishing House. It is now an art and cultural industry park, and was declared an outstanding historical building in Shanghai in 2005. This is a Renaissance-style garden residence, one of many classical-style mansions designed by the famous Hungarian architect Hudec for foreign businessmen in the French Concession when he first arrived at the Klee & Co. According to Hudec's letters, he was responsible for the design of the interior furnishings and supervised the construction of the residence on site. According to records, the building originally occupied a large area, with a huge garden, and the main building covered an area of nearly 1,000 square meters, located in the center of the garden, facing south. It is a two-story mixed structure, combining French Renaissance and Baroque styles, with some decorative details reflecting the Art Nouveau style. Outside the building, there is a garden of about 3,000 square meters, with winding paths and rocks, small bridges and flowing water, a nearly century-old ancient vine, and two sturdy and towering century-old camphor trees, providing shade and making this residence in the bustling city exceptionally tranquil.

My Chinese stomach DNA is moving! This newly opened burger shop on North Shaanxi Road is so trendy! Industrial design, a beautiful terrace in the middle of the hustle and bustle, and foreigners coming in waves. The shop specializes in Chinese-style burgers, and my DNA is moving for the steamed bun burger! 🥑🍣 Poke Salmon Burger 🍔 The combination of buckwheat steamed buns and salmon avocado is simply amazing! A must-have for fitness enthusiasts, low-fat and healthy, the solid texture of buckwheat is delicious to chew. 🥩🧀️ Classic Wagyu Cheddar Cheese Burger 🍔 The white steamed bun burger is so beautiful, the bun is soft, the beef patty is fresh and juicy, and one big bite makes me dizzy with the aroma! The cheese aroma is so satisfying. I love the steamed bun burger for Chinese girls, it's so chill! They not only have coffee but also cocktails. The smoked black plum is so delicious! Make a date with your girlfriends, enjoy the sun, eat steamed buns, and have a drink. CVO 📍 No. 678, North Shaanxi Road 🛎 Business hours: 10:00–24:00