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China is So UNDERRATED | Shanghai Continues To IMPRESS Us! 🇨🇳
Shanghai Exploration: Food, Parks & Temples
Shanghai's charm unfolds with delicious food, serene parks, and captivating temples. A trip filled with wonder and tasty surprises!
Welcome back to another day in Shanghai China! In this vlog we are going to explore more of Shanghai and try more food such as Wonton Soup and even some food from the Xinjiang region. After trying some of the Xinjiang food we head over to explore the Jing’an Park and temple where we try to discover what religion is being worshipped there. Next, we head into our first mall in Shanghai. Next, we headed to West Nanjing Road where we tried the famous moon cakes before heading back to Jia Jia Tang Bao where we had the Xiao Long Bao in the last video but this time we will try wonton soup and oil noodles! Thanks for watching another Shanghai vlog and stay tuned for more videos as we will be heading to another city soon!
Shanghai, a city that continues to impress! This vlog takes you on a culinary adventure, starting with Xinjiang food and Wonton soup. Explore the serene Jing'an Park and uncover the mysteries of its temple. Indulge in mooncakes at West Nanjing Road and savor Xiao Long Bao and wonton soup at Jia Jia Tang Bao. Get ready for more exciting adventures as the journey continues to another Chinese city!
Welcome back to another day in Shanghai China! In this vlog we are going to explore more of Shanghai and try more food such as Wonton Soup and even some food from the Xinjiang region. After trying some of the Xinjiang food we head over to explore the Jing’an Park and temple where we try to discover what religion is being worshipped there. Next, we head into our first mall in Shanghai. Next, we headed to West Nanjing Road where we tried the famous moon cakes before heading back to Jia Jia Tang Bao where we had the Xiao Long Bao in the last video but this time we will try wonton soup and oil noodles! Thanks for watching another Shanghai vlog and stay tuned for more videos as we will be heading to another city soon!
This Shanghai vlog by TriFate Lifestyle takes viewers on a journey beyond the typical tourist hotspots. TriFate begins by exploring a Xinjiang-style restaurant, savoring unique dishes like lamb skewers and bread dumplings. The food, described as drier and spicier than other Shanghai cuisine, highlights the regional diversity within China.
Next, the vlog features a visit to Jing'an Park and a temple, showcasing a blend of modern architecture and ancient structures. The temple's religious affiliation remains a mystery, adding an element of intrigue. TriFate's observations about the temple's unique design and the interactions with locals create a sense of authenticity.
The vlog also includes a visit to a modern shopping mall, providing a contrast to the historical sites. TriFate shares their impressions of the mall, comparing it to those in other Asian countries. Throughout the vlog, TriFate's enthusiasm and curiosity are infectious, making the experience relatable and engaging.
The vlog concludes with a return to a familiar Shanghai restaurant, where TriFate tries spicy noodles and wonton soup. Their reactions to the food, along with descriptions of the flavors and textures, bring the culinary experience to life. The vlog successfully captures the essence of Shanghai's vibrant culture, blending historical sites with modern aspects, and offering a unique perspective on the city.
TriFate Lifestyle's Shanghai adventure continues! This vlog showcases a different side of the city, venturing beyond the iconic Bund and Nanjing Road. From exploring a unique Xinjiang-style restaurant to discovering the serene Jing'an Park and a mysterious temple, the vlog is packed with authentic experiences. TriFate's culinary journey includes tasting flavorful lamb skewers, bread dumplings, and spicy noodles, offering a glimpse into the diverse Shanghai food scene. The temple visit reveals unexpected architectural blends and cultural nuances, leaving TriFate and viewers alike curious about the religious practices. A final stop at a bustling mall adds a modern touch to this captivating exploration of Shanghai's hidden gems.
TriFate Lifestyle explores Shanghai's hidden gems, from Xinjiang cuisine and a unique temple to a modern mall. Authentic experiences and surprising discoveries create a memorable China adventure.
Shanghai Exploration: Temple, Park & Culinary Delights
2:00 When trying spicy food, try the spiciest item first to gauge your tolerance level.
10:01 Even smaller parks in Shanghai are meticulously maintained and have unique design elements.
13:01 China often develops tourist infrastructure around historical sites, creating convenient and enjoyable experiences for visitors.
19:20 Jing'an Park and the surrounding area offer a great base for exploring both historical and modern Shanghai. Hotels and food options are readily available.
22:23 While malls are common in many Asian countries, TriFate Lifestyle suggests that it is not necessary to visit many of them to get a good feel for the place.
27:44 Mooncakes are often eaten straight, but some people prefer to dip them in tea. Meat-filled mooncakes are typically eaten without tea.
30:57 The spicy oil noodles in Shanghai have a unique texture, similar to wheat noodles. These are found in other places too, but may not taste as good.
2:00 When trying spicy food, try the spiciest item first to gauge your tolerance level.
10:01 Even smaller parks in Shanghai are meticulously maintained and have unique design elements.
13:01 China often develops tourist infrastructure around historical sites, creating convenient and enjoyable experiences for visitors.
19:20 Jing'an Park and the surrounding area offer a great base for exploring both historical and modern Shanghai. Hotels and food options are readily available.
22:23 While malls are common in many Asian countries, TriFate Lifestyle suggests that it is not necessary to visit many of them to get a good feel for the place.
27:44 Mooncakes are often eaten straight, but some people prefer to dip them in tea. Meat-filled mooncakes are typically eaten without tea.
30:57 The spicy oil noodles in Shanghai have a unique texture, similar to wheat noodles. These are found in other places too, but may not taste as good.
0:02 Shanghai vlog starts
1:04 Muslim Chinese food
7:35 Visit to the temple
8:47 Exploring Jing'an Park
11:55 Drinks and snacks
15:19 Mooncakes at the mall
21:24 Shanghai mall visit
23:46 Mooncakes at West Nanjing
29:32 Spicy noodles and soup
00:00 Intro
01:25 Xinjiang Food
08:47 Jing'an Park
13:21 Jing'an Temple
What was your favorite dish from the Xinjiang restaurant?
The lamb skewers were extremely juicy and flavorful, unlike other Cantonese or Shanghai food we've tried. The spices really stuck with me!
What was the most surprising thing about the Jing'an Temple?
How modern the surrounding buildings were! It was insane to see skyscrapers right next to such an ancient temple. Also, the fact that it cost 50 RMB to enter was a bit unexpected.
What were the mooncakes like?
The meat and truffle mooncakes were interesting! They were cold and very heavy. The truffle sausage inside was tasty, but I prefer them warm.
What was your overall impression of the Shanghai malls?
To be honest, we were unimpressed. We've seen so many malls in other countries that this one didn't really stand out. We used to feature malls in 50% of our content, but we're not that impressed anymore!
What was the most memorable part of your Shanghai trip?
Probably throwing coins at the temple! It was awkward waiting for a coin to roll our way, but it was definitely a unique experience.
