Jemimah Steinfeld

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• Posted Sweets for the sweet-toothed to Shanghaiist
  Shanghaiist has been having a little bit of a love affair with Shanghai's kitchens of late, being literally courted by the dessert course. First there was Whisk, the leader of the chocolate pack. Then followed La Creperie, server of "comfort food for a crappy day." And now the latest edition to the saccharine team: Sugar. It might have only been open for a mere week, but with a name like that, we couldn't wait to...
• Posted New magazine much more than initially meets the eye to Shanghaiist
  Hhhhhm, Shanghaiist thinks new biz mag "Shanghai Economist" looks scarily similar to another publication on the market – White Rabbits for anyone who guesses which! We'll give you several clues: on the first few pages, it offers a neat little summary of recent news, drawing a line between world politics and economic statistics. Getting warm? Another clue, nearly as hot as this Shanghai day: the writers are anonymous. Still not close? Ok, the real clincher:...
• Posted Bund Brewery: Will the crowds continue? to Shanghaiist
  Like half of the population of Shanghai, we attended the launch of the Bund Brewery last Friday. Free flow beer, bring it on. Consequently, like half of the population of Shanghai, we were sweating more than the scantily clad men in last Thursday's photo of the day. But, again, free flow beer, bring it on. The Bund Brewery is your beer-hall-about-town, complete with park-style benches, large copper kettles and wood galore. Certain Shanghai loyalists might...
• Posted Enoteca: Wine, wine everywhere and lots of drops to drink to Shanghaiist
  There have recently been whispers all across town that Enoteca is the hottest place for wine connoisseurs right now. We were willing to give hearsay a run for its money. So we turned up, yesterday to be precise. Indeed, Enoteca, Italian for "place where you store wine," did not disappoint. Its design is simple, sultry - with a colour palette of dark mahogany and rich red. Bottles line the walls, headed under cute captions, such...
• Posted Death toll mounts for mountaineers to Shanghaiist
  It's not been a good month for climbers in Sichuan Province. Ok, that's an understatement. It's been a damn awful month. At the beginning of July, the body of accomplished twice-climber-of-Everest Christine Feld-Boskoff was discovered on the remote mountain peak of Genyan Massif, half a year after the body of her partner in mountain-climbing was found (we told you how the two prominent mountain-climbers went missing here and here). Boskoff was believed to have died...