Lost Heaven Yunnan Folk Cuisine 花马天堂云南餐厅
38 Gaoyou Lu ,
Xuhui
near Fuxing Xi Lu
高邮路38号
近复兴西路
6433-5126
Open 11:30am-2pm, 5:30-10:30pm; bar from 5:30pm-1:00am
Price Y200-Y299 per couple
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- City Weekend
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The owners of Coconut Paradise have worked their magic again. Except for the occasional bland jungle-forage dish, this exotic menu will bring you delights from ethnicities you never knew existed. Dark, rich colors and romantic spotlighting provide the perfect atmosphere for hip, young culinary anthropologists.
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Lost Heaven brings to the heart of Shanghai these traditional foods of the various ethnic groups which live along the Ancient Tea Horses Trail for you to enjoy. We have chosen the best dishes from the areas of Dali, Lijiang, and Burma which include the foods of the Dai, Bai, and Miao ethnic minority groups. Dishes are prepared with unique ingredients and precious knowledge of our Yunnan chefs, which will provide you with a dining experience like never before.
Contributed by lostheaven
1 year, 10 months ago
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Had dinner here with a group of friends last week, same owner as Coconut Paradise which you see when you have dinner here. The interior is similar in atmosphere, still very nice. The food is ok - I wasn't WOW'ed by anything in particular. They don't serve much authentic Yunnan food other than some dished with mushrooms from that region in them, so just be aware of that before you go if you're hoping to get "real" Yunnan cuisine.
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The atmosphere is good and the deco is cool. Instantly you are reminded of Coconut Grove... The service is competent. Food is bland. It is a blander version of thai food and so not exciting. There is a couple of nice chicken dishes and the curry is so salty! It is definitely a tourist trap.
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great restaurant, albeit a bit geared towards the western population of shanghai. great food, great atmosphere, decent prices.
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The food is very good and the atmosphere is quite nice. However, the small portions they give are far too liltlle. If they are charging 60 -90 rmb per dish, that dish should be a very decent sized portion, not a skimpy portion!
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Name: Calvin Wang Profession: Interior Designer
As an interior designer, when I go out to eat I'm looking not only for great food but also for a nice space. I like to eat alone sometimes, totally enjoying the food and the atmosphere. One of the restaurants I go to nowadays is called Origin. I like the solid wooden wall, long sofas and warm lighting. Of course they have good food, too. In the same area, thaifoodstation is awesome. The place is small but they have a cute balcony and you can hear and see people shopping when you are eating, pretty relaxing. For Burmese food, Lost Heaven is one of the best. Actually they have Thai, Yunnan and Burmese food--rare in Shanghai. Some of the Yunnan and Burmese-style food is really traditional. The interior is warm, cozy and a little bit mysterious. It's a little noisy, but still good.
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The food was quite flavorful and served promptly, but meat dishes were on the lukewarm side, probably due to elaborate plate presentation. Low light I found to be a disadvantage.