Diandude Shanghai Xintiandi: Must-Try Dim Sum & Menu Guide
Craving delicious dim sum in Shanghai? Diandude in Xintiandi is a must-visit! Explore its popular dishes, insider tips, and find out what to order for an unforgettable culinary experience.
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Craving delicious dim sum in Shanghai? Diandude in Xintiandi is a must-visit! Explore its popular dishes, insider tips, and find out what to order for an unforgettable culinary experience.

If you're looking for authentic Cantonese dim sum in Shanghai, Diandude is a name you absolutely need to know! Famous for its incredible Red Rice Cheung Fun, this spot is a local favorite and a must-visit for any foodie.
I'm here to give you the ultimate guide to Diandude Shanghai, covering its location, menu recommendations, and even the address for Gaode Map (Amap) to make your visit seamless.
I've personally visited the Diandude Xintiandi branch twice, and I'm excited to share my top menu picks and tips so you can enjoy the best of what they offer!
1. Diandude Shanghai Location

📌 Diandude Shanghai Branches
・ Zhengda Plaza Branch (near Oriental Pearl Tower)
・ Xintiandi Branch
📌 Diandude Xintiandi Gaode Map (Amap) Address
・ English: Diandude (Zhonghai Uni Fans shop)
・ Chinese: 点都德(中海环宇荟店)
I visited the Diandude Shanghai Xintiandi branch for lunch before heading to Disneyland. You can use the English or Chinese address above for easy navigation with Gaode Map.
(If you're using the English address, simply search for 'diandude' on Gaode Map, and you should find it easily!)


📌 Operating Hours
9:00 AM to 9:30 PM
I was surprised to be seated at the exact same table as my previous visit! The interior is incredibly spacious, offering a variety of seating options from traditional tables to cozy sofa booths.


Once seated, you order by scanning a QR code at your table and pay with Alipay. A staff member will then prepare your chosen tea.
📌 Tea Selection
Yingde Black Tea
Tieguanyin
Jasmine Tea (Recommended)
Pu-erh Tea
Chrysanthemum Tea
Luo Han Guo Tea (Recommended)
Personally, I highly recommend the Luo Han Guo Tea. It's subtly sweet with a delightful, delicate aroma.
Tip: The Diandude Xintiandi branch is located underground, which can sometimes lead to poor mobile data reception and issues with QR code scanning. If you encounter this, simply ask a staff member for the WiFi password, and they'll help you connect!
2. Diandude Menu Highlights



The Diandude menu is incredibly diverse! Be sure to swipe through the menu photos I've captured to get a full glimpse.
Just a heads-up, the English translations on the menu might not always be perfectly smooth, but you'll get the gist!
(Below, I'll share my personal recommendations from the dishes I ordered.)



The Milk Rolls are a popular item that I'm curious about, but unfortunately, I didn't get to try them this time.
You can also find Smashed Cucumber Salad (Oi Tang Tang Yi) for 27 CNY.

📌 Diandude Menu Recommendations
Red Rice Cheung Fun 6pcs: 44 CNY
Shumai: 38 CNY
Xiaolongbao: 33 CNY
Fried Tofu: 33 CNY
Boiled Choy Sum: 38 CNY
Fried Noodles: 33 CNY
For two people, we ordered all of these dishes, plus drinks, and the total came out to 231 CNY (approximately ~$33, based on the original 48,000 KRW equivalent).
Every dish we ordered this time was a hit – absolutely delicious! I'll dive into the detailed reviews below.
3. Diandude Shanghai Xintiandi Dishes Reviewed

Red Rice Cheung Fun 6pcs: 44 CNY
Red Rice Cheung Fun is such a signature dish here that I highly recommend each person tries at least 3 pieces!
These rice noodle rolls are made with red rice and filled with crispy fried shrimp, then served with a savory peanut sauce. It's a universally delicious dish that everyone will love!

Shumai: 38 CNY
Topped with a plump shrimp, these Shumai look even more appetizing. The seafood filling was incredibly fresh and bouncy, offering a fantastic texture.

Xiaolongbao: 33 CNY
You can't go to China without having Xiaolongbao, right?
These soup dumplings are bursting with flavorful broth. The best way to enjoy them is to place one on your spoon, gently tear a small hole in the wrapper with your chopsticks to sip the savory soup, and then enjoy the dumpling!

Boiled Choy Sum: 38 CNY
Chinese cuisine truly excels at vegetable dishes. They're often served boiled or stir-fried, and this Choy Sum came perfectly blanched in a clear, light broth.
It was an excellent accompaniment to our dim sum and fried noodles, with a clean and perfectly balanced flavor.

Fried Noodles: 33 CNY
This was my first time ordering the Fried Noodles, and I'm so glad I did! It was a fantastic choice!
Imagine a delicious blend reminiscent of Nasi Goreng or oyster sauce stir-fried noodles. The noodles weren't too thick, and the crunch from the bean sprouts added a wonderful texture.

Fried Tofu: 33 CNY
I saw other tables enjoying this, so I decided to try it for the first time on this visit!
The exterior is wonderfully crispy, while the inside reveals an incredibly soft, silky tofu, almost like silken tofu. I think the batter might have had a hint of curry powder mixed in, giving it a subtle, delicious curry aroma!
Dipped in chili sauce, it was absolutely delightful.
Honestly, every Diandude dish we ordered was a success! If you're visiting with family or friends, I highly recommend trying all these options. They're sure to please everyone, including those with a Western palate.
Diandude is truly an excellent restaurant for groups to enjoy a variety of delicious dishes together.
The English address for Shanghai Diandude Xintiandi Branch on Gaode Map is Diandude (Zhonghai Uni Fans shop), and the Chinese address is 点都德(中海环宇荟店). You can easily find it by searching for 'diandude' on Gaode Map.
Once seated, you order your menu via a QR code and pay with Alipay. If you choose a type of tea, a staff member will prepare it and bring it directly to your table.
The recommended teas at Diandude are Jasmine tea and Luo Han Guo tea. Luo Han Guo tea, in particular, is slightly sweet with a subtle aroma, making it pleasant to drink.
Recommended dishes include Red Rice Cheong Fun (44 CNY), Siu Mai (38 CNY), Xiaolongbao (33 CNY), Fried Tofu (33 CNY), Blanched Choy Sum (38 CNY), and Fried Noodles (33 CNY). Including these dishes and drinks, the total payment was 231 CNY (approximately ~$33).

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