The Bund Dunhuang Feitian Banquet, the Magic City’s catering has reached new heights!
Dun means earth and Huang means prosperity. Someone once said that you must go to Dunhuang to see the faith of the Mogao Grottoes, the tenacity of the water in Crescent Moon Lake, the spring breeze of Yumen Pass, and the prosperous Tang Dynasty... I didn't expect that this aesthetic restaurant Dunhuang Frescoes, which enjoys a first-line river view, would give me the opportunity to see the thousand-year-old charm of Dunhuang without leaving Shanghai.
【Mint】Environment:
The restaurant is inspired by the murals of the Mogao Grottoes in Dunhuang. The entrance is a corridor filled with golden Buddha statues, the hall is full of flying murals, and there are private rooms full of exotic styles, showing the ultimate oriental aesthetics. Outside the window is the dazzling view of the Bund and the Pujiang River. The romantic dining atmosphere collides with the mysterious and elegant beauty of Dunhuang. Beautiful is not enough to describe it all.
[Strong] Featured recommendation:
Mingsha Mountain and Crescent Lake
The hills made of beef tendon, paired with Dunhuang Li Guang apricot sauce on the camel, the Mingsha Mountain restored by Dunhuang corn tortillas in the distance, and the Crescent Lake made of butterfly pea flower and white truffle sauce when looking down. This is a dish that is both beautiful and delicious. You must try it!
Flying Flowers
What a visual feast, with three exquisitely shaped flying girls on the plate, and freshly made seasonal sashimi, such as lily caviar, sea bream rolls, tuna, sweet and delicious sea urchin, etc. It's so spectacular!
Qinglong Mini Feast
Six different ingredients, including small Qinglong, seasonal vegetables, shrimp paste, Li Guang apricot paste, beef paste and salted egg yolk pumpkin, are served with crispy wheat cakes. From refreshing to rich, each ingredient has its own special flavor. Diners can combine them according to their preferences~
Lobu Ma Pineapple Steak
When steak meets the magical tea in the desert, and is seasoned with pineapple, the taste is very Dunhuang. The beef is tender and slightly chewy, and with the tea aroma of ramie and the sweetness of pineapple, it’s delicious!
Nine-color Kunlun Abalone
Nine-color glutinous rice paired with tender abalone slices, transformed into a nine-color mural dish. Isn’t this the legendary Nine-color Deer? !
【Pin】Practical tips:
During dinner time, the restaurant's exotic dancers will wear gorgeous costumes and perform "Dunhuang Flying Apsaras" on wires, and there will also be Western dance performances. By the way, diners can also experience dressing up and flying!
The restaurant also prepares handmade lacquer fans as souvenirs for each table of diners. Diners can make a unique lacquer fan by themselves and take it home~
Dunhuang Frescoes (No. 22, The Bund)
[Round Thumbtack] Location: Room 501, No. 22, Zhongshan East 2nd Road
Business hours:
Monday to Sunday 11:00-14:00 17:00-22:30