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Jiujiaochang Road and Yuyuan Market Area
Song Yue Lou Vegetarian Restaurant
99 Jiujiaochang Road
Located in Yu Garden, Song Yue Lou Vegetarian Restaurant is well-known for its vegetarian food, noodles and paste. It is a foreign-related tourist restaurant. In the recent years, while keeping the good old tradition, the restaurant is also innovative in combining food with good health, creating new dishes, thus making the food popular with people in Shanghai. With a history of nearly 100 years, Song Yue Long was founded in 1910( Qing Dynasty). Mr. Xu Huijia, the founder, had been engaged in the vegetarian food making all his life. Since 1956 when the restaurant was nationalized, it has been prosperous and become a famous brand in vegetarian food.
Specialties:
Steamed bun with mushrooms and vegetables: famous snack in Shanghai and in China, sweet, tasty and colorful.
Noodles with mushrooms and stuffed wheat gluten: famous dish in Shanghai.
Crab meat with green vegetables: famous vegetarian dish in China, vivid and lively in shape, tasty and colorful.
Stir-fried mushrooms: famous vegetarian dish in China, tender, delicious, and nutritious.
Shanghai Yuyuan Market Products Administer Co.,Ltd. 上海豫园旅游商城物业管理有限公司 Shanghai Map
Web References:
http://web.utk.edu
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Bund
http://www.simonfieldhouse.com/shanghai.htm
http://www.simonfieldhouse.com/McBain_Building_Shanghai_Simon_Fieldhouse%202.jpg
Hi Matthew,
Thank you for your e-mail and interest on my Shanghai photographs. Yes, you may use any of the Shanghai photographs from my site. You can link to the images or you can download them onto your server. They were taken in 1994 so you can compare your recent photos with these and see what had been changed on the Bund. I was in Shanghai last summer for 4 weeks and re-photographed many of the buildings with a digital camera and a "shift" lens (to preserve the proper perspectives on the buildings) and I am in the process of adding these photos to my site.
I also photographed other colonial-era western architecture in Tianjin, Qingdao, Macau and Hong Kong and will be adding them to the site as well so check back later this summer for the new images.
Best,
Paul Leeh
http://web.utk.edu
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