Just a short walk from Jing’an Temple and hidden between the shopping malls on Nanjing Xi Lu lies L’s Book Café. This location is where acclaimed Shanghainese author Eileen Chang (张爱玲) spent her days reading, writing, and finding inspiration to create her world famous works.
Within walking distance from Fudan University, one of China’s most respected institutions of higher learning, we find the embodiment of Pedro Garcia’s vision—to bring quality, authentic Mexican food to Shanghai at exceptional value.
Hidden away on Hengshan Lu, a street many of us revelers have trekked down countless times before, near one of the more notorious bar districts of Shanghai, stands a Mecca to some of the most amazing food in Shanghai.
As anticipation grew and expectations soared, we whittled away our options. Finally the date, the time and the venue was set, and last but not least, the theme was set. Karl worked diligently to find the perfect theme, something that Shanghai has not seen in more than two years.
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