Er Guang Wonton is a noodles late-night spot in Old City, Shanghai.
Editorially verified September 27, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
3h 30m
Discover the aesthetics of Jiangnan, where every big wonton is an edible work of art. While northern dumplings represent boldness and heartiness, Shanghai big wontons ...
2 hours
Make Dan Dan noodles and one Chinese cold dish of your choice in a local Shanghai home. Cook alongside an English-speaking host, then sit down and enjoy the meal you prepared.
Private tour · 2 hours
Explore the bustling City God Market for one-of-a-kind souvenirs, and experience a breathtaking acrobat show. Pickup and drop-off from central hotels.
Address: 109 Huangjiaque Road, Huangpu District, Shanghai
Loushang Hotpot on Nanhui Road in Shanghai simmers a Cantonese yellow broth from fish maw, chicken and abalone, serving live seafood until 04:00.
OrderGolden chicken soup hotpot with live seafood and the claypot rice.
TipLive tanks hold geoduck, conch and king crab, so ask staff to help pick what looks freshest that night.
Sake Ichi Oden on Shaanxi South Road in Shanghai serves chicken soup oden and tsukemen from a warm-wood room that feels like a Tokyo backstreet at night.
OrderChicken soup oden with rice cake fudai and a flavored highball.
TipHighballs start at about ¥30, so it is a cheap late-night stop even without ordering much food.
Ding Te Le down an alley off Middle Huaihai Road in Shanghai serves thick yellow croaker noodle soup, congee and five-spice pork chops around the clock.
OrderYellow croaker noodles and the scallion oil noodles.
TipOrder the fried pork chop on the side; it is a house favorite alongside the noodle bowls.
Kebaba on Jinxian Road in Shanghai builds chicken doner kebabs to order from a tiny street-side stall, staying open past midnight on weekends.
OrderThe Classic chicken doner and the Champion's fries.
TipThe Berliner kebab adds grilled vegetables and feta if you want more than the classic version.
