Din Tai Fung has become a "must do" for us to take visitors in Shanghai - it's excellent, great food and more importantly, great service. the food is interesting, especially to foreigners and it is important that the surroundings are spotlessly clean in these days of food scandals so it is easy to feel confident that our visitors will be... More

Without a shadow of a doubt this is the best place for Xiao Long Baos, don't bother going anywhere else, you will be sorely disappointed. The dan dan mian is also very good. Very kid friendly with the staff providing kids with dough from the kitchen to play with as a matter of course. Great service too.

Living in the SF Bay Area and eaten at many dim sum places in SF and around the world I expected this to be good. The food was spectacular!. The skin on the dumplings and wontons were paper thin and the juices succulent. The highlight was an absolutely uniques dish we had which was pork with truffles. This same dish... More

We were rushing to catch a train and just had time for a very quick meal at this great place - a fast food restaurant with a Michelin star. Wish we could return as the two quick dishes we ate were delicious. Yet another place we'd heard of and somehow stumbled upon in our wanderings - it was in the... More

I've never had great dumpling in my life. I enjoyed a lot their food, service. I want to try again before I leave Shanghai this time.

I went with a group of friends to Din Tai Fung in Xintiandi last night. Since we didn't have a reservation, they gave us a number and said it would be about 30 minutes. With a big board announcing which numbers they are on, the process was super easy. We ordered a number of dumpling dishes and some veggies for... More

After three years living in Shanghai, we have learned that Din Tai Fung is an excellent "first stop" for visitors to the 'Hai. Great service, fun food, English on the menus and high quality, interesting food make the "Fung" a great first stop. Have the soup dumplings, pick a few "wild cards" from the menu and relax. You will be... More

expensive and touristy. I've been in China (Hangzhou and Shanghai) now for 16 days, having dinner almost every night out. For most of the time I had local people to guide me to good and inexpensive places. Today, I decided to try Din Tai Fung - in fact I went to the Yu Garden mall shop. Service was just OK,... More

Xintiandi is a really fun place to go at night. Din Tai Fung one of the busiest restaurants in the area so be prepared to wait. Reasonably priced, great food.