Best spicy restaurant
Recommended: Shu Fu

At Shu Fu, spicy lamb is the specialty of the house, so if you love chili-covered lamb ribs, give it a try instead of heading to your usual table at Di Shui Dong.
The popular chain has grown from one store in Shanghai to six branches in about a year. The theme: upscale Sichuan.
The décor is opulent, with a ceiling draped in crystals, glittering chandeliers, white seats with silver backs and a view over Nanjing Dong Lu.
“Shu Fu's hand-torn mutton chops, the shui zhu yu [oil-boiled catfish], duck soup with chili sauce and bullfrog claypot are Sichuan essentials,” says restaurant consultant and chef Anthony Zhao.
Shu Fu, 2/F, Novel City, 133 Tianyaoqiao Lu, near Xingeng Lu 天钥桥路 133号永新坊步行街2楼, 近辛耕路, +86 21 3368 6597, +86 21 3368 6198, hours: 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. and 5 p.m. to 10 p.m.
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