Top Shanghai Cuisine - Richmond, British Columbia

Photos on the wall don't do it justice. This place has some gems on the menu, but it is important to ask! We ordered the Ba Bao Jiang Mian, a noodle soup with a very well done chicken stew that had some Sichuan mala flavor but wasn't spicy. But if ... we didn't get the advice of another diner we'd have not known to order it. Glad we asked. Service was friendly as well. There are dimsum items on the menu that look delicious as well. Read more

Top Shanghai Cuisine Restaurant is a culinary gem, offering an exceptional dining experience with its super tasty food and great service. The fried noodles are a must-try, perfectly cooked and deliciously seasoned. Their tofu dishes stand out for their flavor and creativity, making it a delight for both tofu lovers ... and newcomers alike. Vegetarians will find themselves spoilt for choice with a variety of great options. The casserole dishes are heartwarming, rich in flavor, and a testament to authentic Shanghai cooking. Located conveniently, the restaurant's accessibility is just another plus. The steamed baozi with vegetables deserve a special mention for their freshness and delightful taste. Top Shanghai Cuisine Restaurant truly excels in offering a diverse menu, exceptional flavors, and a welcoming atmosphere, making it a must-visit for anyone craving authentic Shanghai dishes. Read more

everything here is always so fresh and delicious. the fried rice was especially tasty, and as always, the steamed dumplings are a must. my dad comes to vancouver just for this place

Menu offers a variety of choice. Must try the fried dumplings and the xiao long bao. Compare to other restaurants, their price and portion sizes were reasonable. Service was ok, visited on a week night and the place was packed but luckily there was no Q.

Top Shanghai Cuisine is a restaurant located within a plaza. Nowhere on the storefront is there even a display of the English name, so you’ll have to trust your gut instinct to locate the restaurant. Once you’re in, there is an extensive menu of Shanghainese food with most of the ... fill out menu in traditional Chinese. You’ll probably need a friend who can read Chinese to help fill out the form. The actual menu has both English and Chinese and lots of photos. My favourite was the pan fried dumpling and the fake duck tofu. Both were delicious and the pan fried dumpling was crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside. Many of the dumplings came in 6 pieces so it was perfect for tasting and sharing. If you pay by card, I believe there is an extra few percent charged. There is a lot of parking space located within the plaza. Read more