SHANGHAI STREET
Chinese cuisine
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Overview
Shanghai Street started in 2010, one of the first Melbourne Chinese food restaurants in Chinatown. We bring Shanghai cuisine and Shanghai xiaolongbao and juicy dumplings to Melbourne from the very beginning through Shanghai Street. For 10 years, we bring Xiaolongbao as a must have for Melbourne visitors and residents alike.
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Reservation
Before making a reservation, please read our full guidelines when dining in at the Shanghai Street during at this time. Currently, we only open reservation system for Shanghai Street on Elizabeth Street Note that until further notice, we will require your credit card details when you make a booking online or via phone or email. You may be charged a fee for last-minute cancellations or no-shows ($10pp).
What's On
Shanghai Street on Elizabeth is now open for takeaway!
Stay tuned for special offers and discounts!
Contact
Locations
Shanghai Street (China town) 146-148 Bourke Street, Melbourne, 3000
Shanghai Street 342 Little Bourke Street, Melbourne, 3000
Shanghai Street 303-305 Elizabeth Street, Melbourne, 3000
Call us
Shanghai Street (China town) : 9662 3226
Little Bourke Street Branch: 9078 8068
Elizabeth Street Branch: 9078 8477
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Quality Ingredients, Tasty Meals
“The vegetarian xiao long bao were awesome, the filling coarse and textured with spinach, spring onion, tiny pieces of Chinese mushroom, a few lengths of rice noodle and a subtle flavour of sesame oil”
- Goodfood -
“I rate xiao long bao by the cone of silence they create: if the world goes quiet while the dumpling goes down then they're good. These turned Melbourne to a whisper.”
- Goodfood -
"It’s Saturday night and you’re on the hunt for delicious dumplings; those morsels of pork and chives wrapped in a starch pastry that falls apart as you take the first bite..”
- Smudge-
“Melbourne has a strong xiao long bao game, but it’s Shanghai Street that’s arguably the busiest of the vendors, pumping out its popular steamed pork dumplings and attracting out-the-door queues on a daily basis. ”
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