Huānyíng guānglín zai SHANGHAI!: Family Brunch @ "M on the Bund"

This Blog is about loving and living in Shanghai. 25 Million Chinese and US! - two "lao wais" (foreigners) called Paul and Angelika who are living right in the heart of the city.Not one day passes where we don´t get fascinated by living here as this place is full of stories and adventures. Big ones, small ones and of coarse our very personal one. You are warmly invited to experience some of these adventures with us and to find out that after all Shanghai is only just a little more crazy than other parts in the world. It´s all a matter of perspective :-). Welcome to our home and to the GOLDLINCOLN Blog!

Dienstag, 31. Mai 2011

Family Brunch @ "M on the Bund"

Last friday Paul´s Parents arrived in Shanghai. Reason enough to book us all in

for a Sunday brunch at "M on the Bund" one of the most famous restaurants here.

It is located right on the Bund and from the roof top terrace on the 7th floor you get to enjoy this marvellous view of the Huangpu river whilst enjoying a great 3 coarse meal.

After all this food we had to go for a walk.

So we wondered into Shanghai old town:

It is those contrasts you can exprience in one day

which make Shanghai such an exciting place to live!

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Expect the unexpected - Why Shanghai?

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