Last month, we posted a slideshow of fake (or almost fake) products found in China. Well, while traveling in Shandong last week, we found another item to add to the already-amazingly-long list. It's WOERMA orange juice. What's WOERMA, you ask? Well, it's the pinyin name for Wal-Mart. They even use the exact same characters (沃尔玛) as Wal-Mart in China. more ›

Photo by Monkeyking taken from the Shanghaiist Contribute page. To see your photos on our Contribute page, use Flickr and tag your photos “shanghaiist”. Or you can email your photos to photos@shanghaiist.com and they will automatically appear on our site. more ›

Have we told you about the Shanghaiist Happy Hour this Friday at Shuffle Bar? (Oh, that's right, we have. A few times.) more ›

Nangka Cafe on Fuxing Zhong Lu more ›

Mediterranean Sandwich and Coffee Bar on Da Gu Lu more ›

Xinhua news reports that as of August 5, Kentucky Fried Chicken is introducing traditional Chinese breakfasts into its menu. The report states that Chinese people have traditionally viewed breakfast as an important meal, but with the growth and change of the city, finding a decent bowl of zhou (粥), the watery rice that has long been a staple of the Chinese diet, is becoming increasingly difficult. more ›