A Da Scallion Pancakes is a street-food stop in Jingan, Shanghai.
Editorially verified September 27, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Private tour · 3 hours
Taste Shanghai’s best selected and authentical street food in off-beaten areas; visit charming old town ,immerse yourself in the lively bazaar markets with loads of fu...
Guided tour · 3h 30m
Eat like a local on a 3 hours and 30 minutes evening food tour. Try 8-10 unique tastings: snacks, local BBQ skewers, tea & dessert. Walk hidden neighborhood streets wi...
Guided tour · 8 hours
The biggest advantage of this route is that it allows you to visit Shanghai's most important highlights in just one day, including the Old Town, Yu Garden, the Bund, a...
Address: 65 Shimen 2nd Road, Jing'an District, Shanghai
Auntie Huang Guotie on Wanhangdu Road in Shanghai has pan-fried potstickers since 1997, making its own dough wrappers for a crispy, porky bite.
TryPork guotie with house-made wrappers
TipRaw, uncooked guotie are sold to go if you would rather fry a batch at home.
Shu Cai Ji on Middle Zhejiang Road in Shanghai has fried shengjian and guotie since 1980, and husband-and-wife owners Shu and Cai still run the counter.
TryShengjian and guotie
TipOrder a plate of caifan, rice fried with bok choy and salted pork, alongside the dumplings.
Yang's Fry-Dumpling on Huanghe Road in Shanghai fries shengjian in thin unleavened dough with plenty of broth, a style the chain has popularised since 1994.
TryShengjian pan-fried pork buns
TipJia Jia Tang Bao is also on Huanghe Road for xiaolongbao, so pace yourself between the two queues.
Kingichi Ramen near People's Square in Shanghai serves just five kinds of ramen, led by a rich tonkotsu, from one bar counter, plus Iberico pork cutlets.
TryTonkotsu ramen and Iberico pork tonkatsu, served from a single counter
TipOrder the Iberico pork tonkatsu alongside the original tonkotsu; it is the shop's other standout dish.
Yatai Ramen is a permanent wooden ramen cart tucked into a quiet lane in Shanghai's Xuhui district, styled after a Fukuoka curbside food stall.
TryEr-Lang Ramen, a tonkotsu broth with thick egg noodles, bean sprouts and thick-cut chashu
TipGrab a terrace table if the counter seats are full; the cart itself only fits a handful of diners.
Hong Yu Fang Guotie, a Shanghai name since 2009 now in a mall basement on Xizang South Road, pleats its guotie to order and fries them in a cast iron pan.
TryPan-fried pork guotie
TipThey stop handing out queue tickets at 13:30, so arrive well before then to eat.
Auntie Huang Guotie on Wanhangdu Road in Shanghai has pan-fried potstickers since 1997, making its own dough wrappers for a crispy, porky bite.
TryPork guotie with house-made wrappers
TipRaw, uncooked guotie are sold to go if you would rather fry a batch at home.