Lost Heaven on the Bund

Who would have known that this is a Yunnan restaurant if I hadn’t told you! The red and black color scheme is so classy, ​​and you can stroll around the Bund after eating to digest your food Almost all of the people are foreigners when you enter the restaurant, giving you the illusion of being in a foreign country The wall paintings in the private rooms are also very charming, suitable for team building, gatherings, and dates! Huayao Dai Gasha Beef Soup Pot 🐂 This is really special, the aroma is very layered, especially the fragrance of mint leaves is super wonderful. It is also super healing to have a hot soup before dinner due to the recent big drop in temperature~ Blue Phoenix Hot and Sour Shrimp 🦐 The sauce of this shrimp is also very special, a bit like curry, with the aroma of coconut milk, and a little more sour and spicy, it feels a bit like a combination of Southeast Asian and Yunnan flavors. In short, it is a Yunnan restaurant that I love very much

authentic taste. amazing food service is great and prices are very good. I definitely recommend this restaurant

Huama Paradise Yunnan Restaurant (Bund Branch) is decorated in red and black tones. It specializes in creative Yunnan cuisine. Many foreigners come here to eat. Yunnan wild vegetable cakes, pork neck, grilled fish, the taste is very good.

A friend of mine traveled to Yunnan for more than a month some time ago, and then he came back and asked us to go taste the Yunnan cuisine at this restaurant near the Bund. Before, my impression of Yunnan cuisine was just steamed fish and hallucinogenic mushrooms, but I don’t know if the dishes here are improved or innovated. The appearance and taste are closer to urban cuisine. My friend ate it and shook his head, saying that authentic Yunnan cuisine should be eaten in Yunnan [awkward]

Actually, I went to Huama Paradise Silk Road on Julu Road. Since there is no information about this branch, I had to merge it here. This place is different from Huama Paradise Yunnan Restaurant, which serves Yunnan cuisine. It serves a fusion of Northwest cuisine and Middle Eastern cuisine. The moment I saw the menu, I thought I was dazzled. The price is relatively expensive, the portion is too small, and the taste is basically quite good. It is suitable for two or three friends to dine together. If a large group comes, they really use multiplication to place orders. The environment is dark and deliberately creates a mysterious atmosphere. The first floor is an open bar, and the dining area on the second floor is divided into two areas, with different styles and the same dimness. The one inside is more private and more beautiful, suitable for couples to date.

I have always liked the style of Hua Ma, and I have never been disappointed every time I order something different. This time I was recommending it to a friend because he had a shadow on Yunnan cuisine and didn't believe it was delicious. So I took him to Hua Ma Paradise. My friend said the dishes were improved and not like authentic Yunnan cuisine, but he was conservative and ordered Burmese style dishes, which were certainly not local enough. Next time I will order some pure Yunnan dishes.

My bestie's colleague recommended this Yunnan restaurant to her, but I wasn't really interested. As it was her birthday, I chose this restaurant to treat her to a meal. The restaurant is located in the upscale Bund business district. If you don't walk along the house number, it's easy to miss this restaurant. The door is relatively elegant and not very conspicuous. There are no round tables in the restaurant, so the ten of us can only squeeze into a long table. I personally don't like long tables, because it's too inconvenient to pick up food. We ordered tea, Yunnan Pu'er tea and Dali Cangshan green tea. I don't remember whether each pot of tea comes with three or four tea cups. Additional tea fees are required for additional cups. . .