Sasha's 萨莎
11 Dongping Lu,
Xuhui
near Hengshan Lu. Metro Line 1 Hengshan Lu Station
东平路11号
近衡山路,地铁1号线徐家汇站
6474-6628
Open 11am-2am
Price Y200-Y299 per couple
Accepts International Credit Cards
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An old favorite with a rich history. Housed in the French Concession in the former Soong family mansion, this establishment has all the bases covered. The tasteful bar, lounge and garden are consistently packed with a happy crowd of expats eager to sample the continental cuisine.
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Unfortunately,we didn
t sit in the garden which is the most attractive spot to me because of the rain that night.Pizza is tasty.But the salad,chicken salad is a big dissapointment!The chicken,is totally overcooked.Its even impossible to cut.How can they make chicken taste like palastic?? -
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went there 2 months ago it rained therefore my pizza was soggy and my brew was watery service was sloooow prices are exortinate management (have to be careful what i say now ) are not the most productive people neither are they customer orientated i think they look upon the sashas gig as a means to get by rather than a career highlight oh yeah were talking about drinks etc................
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This is definitely a popular spot for expats. The dinner menu is a bit overpriced for what is offered and not, I think, the restaurant's main draws which are the beer garden in the evenings and the brunch on Sundays.
The great ambiance and large open beer garden provide a nice spot to relax, either when seeking a more leisurely evening or a preamble before heading next door to Zapata's. The pizza is great: thin crust that's not crunchy as a cracker, generous cheese and tasty toppings. And a strong selection of appetizers offer some stellar munchie options.
Brunch here is quite possibly one of the best value-for-your-dollar Sunday deals that you can find. RMB60 for a buffet of Western dishes and coffee which can be kicked up a notch with some champagne or maybe a bloody mary. You won't get water or juice on the house here, unfortunately, but it really doesn't detract too much from the experience.