The best bars and cafés China

One of the most trendy panoramic bars in Kowloon. On the 118 ^th floor of the ICC Tower, it is simply the highest bar in Asia… for the moment. In the evening, Wall Street atmosphere in goguette, think about bringing your American Express Black. Having said that, the view is interesting: It is one of the few to dominate the entire Kowloon, and the skyscrapers on both sides of the bay seem to be reduced to toothpicks!

Ambiance and décor copied without shame and with great success the Red Bar: to the huge outdoor terrace overlooking the Bund and Pudong towers in the distance. The price of cocktails is high for this type of bar in Shanghai, as well as the price and choice of bottled beer. In a tibeto-Miao-Asian atmosphere, the whole is very chic and very well kept. The clientele is mainly Chinese.

Beautiful place in the French concession, in the middle of a large park and in a former house of the 1930 s. South-east Asia, a decadent colonial style, with poster beds reminiscent of the ancient opium fumeries. Another atmosphere on the terrace. Located in the same building as Lan Na Thai restaurant.

High quality jazz club belonging to the famous Chinese actor Lin Dong Fu. Let's get to the dirty nights of the Shanghai of the 1930 s. A group in residence occurs every evening from 22 am to 1 pm (closed on Mondays). Beautiful map of whiskies and draught beer.

A very good address to come and listen to jazz in Shanghai. However, programming is not always exclusive and there may be other styles of music in the poster. In any case, we are rarely disappointed.

Mix of Chinese and Japanese decoration. Large room that can welcome many people. Nevertheless, the place remains. Very varied map.

The most traditional atmosphere in this renowned tea salon. The ceremony by real professionals is a real show.

The dishes are first served, then only then tea, according to tradition. All teas are prepared with a mixture of 5 different leaves.

The International Tea Festival is Held here every year. Demonstrations of tea ceremonies and tastings. Occasionally, there are people who make calligraphy.

One of the few places where you can listen to rock concerts. Access to the site is not clear to find but is worth a detour.

Australian bar as its name indicates. Draught beer, quality music and sound level perfectly acceptable! Billiards on the floor.

Customers almost 100% Tibetans for this bar away from traditional tourist paths but located in the neighborhood where the locals leave. You can also eat it.

A shop selling tea for generations.

No external sign. It is a particularly pleasant bar, with an air outside of the time… some of the th century boudoir where the huddling were held, rassemble chandeliers, frames, paintings, angelots and boas. After being an antique boutique, the Club du Boa à Feathers turned into a gallery furnished by two Victorian sofas and some old mirrors. But don't forget, here is Members only, so we must please…

A cosy place to listen to the musicians of Macao, Hong Kong and elsewhere playing jazz tunes.

A wink to the Rolling Stones: rock is the master of ceremonies at this cosy bar where everything is in stone.

Karaokés are often the most frequented places in the evening. This address is particularly popular.

An address where the night-owls are not many, but alive!

A traditional tea house with a wide choice of teas and cakes to accompany them.

It's recognisable to its large red lanterns. Two storey tea house with an excellent regional specialities card.