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Top 5 ritzy buffet brunches(City Weekend)
Updated: 2007-08-21 10:08 If you have businesses to negotiate in the morning, where to go? Here are some suggestions where you can not only negotiate but fill in the stomach. 1 The Westin Shanghai This widely-renowned brunch is certainly deserving of praise and repute. An endless array of mouth-watering choices lies in wait at the sashimi bar and lobster station. Chinese delicacies are served against a backdrop of live orchestral music and an assortment of ice creams and sorbets beckon for repeat visits to the buffet. (RMB 418 net) 2 Pudong Shangri-La Shanghai A buffet designed with families in mind, a selection of lollipops, chocolate fountains, cotton candy and gummy bears will keep the kiddos well-pleased, allowing parents to sit back and relax. Of course this is more than a trip to Candy Land–fresh seafood, Middle Eastern wraps and Chinese breakfast favorites are ready to satisfy your hunger. (RMB 228-348 net) 3 Four Seasons hotel Shanghai This delicious brunch at The Cafe Studio offers a variety of Italian and Asian-style dishes set to make your Sunday mornings bellissimo. Free flow bubbly (or soft drinks for the kiddies) will keep you smiling as fresh seafood, pastas and mouth-watering satiate your hunger. (RMB 348 net, RMB 418 net includes champagne) 4 Hilton Shanghai Though not the best place to go if you're hoping for an authentic Oriental brunch, The Atrium Café offers a range of European-style dishes. Those hoping to keep the party going from the previous night or simply looking for some added class will be well-pleased with the unlimited champagne option. (RMB 288-398 net) 5 Renaissance Yangtze Shanghai hotel Freshness is paramount at this location which puts quality and good presentation at the top of the list. Spoil yourself and your family by enjoying a relaxing Sunday morning feasting on fresh home-made sushi, a wide variety of seafood and tasty pastas. Free flow wine and beverages is an added bonus. (RMB 258 net for adults; RMB 118 net for children; free for children under 5) |
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