CRAB ROE XIAOLONGBAO In Shanghai 🇨🇳
You can’t say you’ve been to Shanghai until you’ve been to Lai Lai Xiaolong (来来 小龙) a multi Michelin bib Gourmand award-winning restaurant that always brings on the queues
They are known for their crab roe XLBs but is it worth the queue?
WATCH to find out
Check it - Lai Lai Xiaolong (来来 小龙), 504 Tianjin Rd, Huangpu, Shanghai, China, 200001
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If you’re planning to visit Lai Lai Xiaolong, here are some tips from my visits that might help enhance your experience: First, arriving early can really save you time—this spot is super popular, especially for their signature crab roe Xiaolongbao, which many say is unlike any other. The delicate dumpling skin expertly holds the juicy filling without breaking, delivering that perfect burst of flavors in every bite. The location on 504 Tianjin Road is super convenient, just a short walk from People’s Square metro station (Line 1, Exit 19). There’s even parking available if you’re driving, which is rare in central Shanghai. Beyond the crab roe, don’t hesitate to try their classic pork Xiaolongbao too. Many locals believe combining these two provides the full Lai Lai experience. If you want to really plan your food adventures, reaching out via comments for map pins and itinerary ideas can save you a lot of planning time. Also, check out discount codes like PHATLIFEPROJECTKLOOK for savings on bookings if you’re exploring more of China. Overall, Lai Lai Xiaolong offers not just a meal but a genuine taste of Shanghai’s culinary culture. The thousands of 4.3+ star ratings and numerous accolades reflect how beloved it is—definitely a must-visit for dumpling lovers! Enjoy your foodie journey in Shanghai and remember: the long queue is part of the fun, showing just how much locals trust and treasure this Michelin-recognized spot.






























