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A view of the Bund


(That's Shanghai)
Updated: 2007-09-07 10:05







As its name suggests, Bundview offers a picturesque panorama of the Bund
and the winding Huangpu River.

It is one of those Pudong restaurants that encourages diners to sit back,
enjoy the spacious, naturalistic environs and observe the bustling city
from a tranquil distance. It being a rare sunny day, we visited and chose
our meal from the affordable lunchtime set menu (starting at RMB 88 for
choice of appetizer, soup, main course, dessert of the day and one drink).

Our first courses, the traditional Caesar salad and minestrone soup, were
both well prepared. Our next dish, the green curry with steamed rice, was
hearty, with a full-flavored and aromatic sauce. Bundview is a good
choice for business lunches or any meal in which luxurious ambiance and a
beautiful view are paramount.

Bundview
Open: Daily 12nn-10pm.
Location: Unit A, 2967 Lujiazui Xi Lu, at Binjiang Dadao
Tel: 021-58786326
Cost for two (dinner, excluding drinks): RMB 568























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