Su Xiao Liu Handmade Pastries (Xujiahui Branch)
江浙菜 · ⭐ 4.5
No. 160, Gongcheng Road, Phase II of ITC, L1-101 (Guangyuan West Road)
Dragon Mate tips
If you are traveling in China to visit Shanghai, this restaurant is worth a stop for great food. This restaurant is located at No. 160, Gongcheng Road, Phase II of ITC, L1-101 (Guangyuan West Road). It is a 江浙菜 place, and the flavors are varies by dish (start with the signature dishes). Dragon Mate recommends you try: South Late Japonica Rice Seafood Porridge, Yongchang Stinky Tofu, Jiangnan Drunk Six-Month Yellow Crab.
If you do not eat pork, make sure to use Dragon Mate voice to clearly tell the staff “no pork” before ordering.
Restaurant guide
- City: Shanghai
- Category: 江浙菜
- Rating: 4.5
- Address: No. 160, Gongcheng Road, Phase II of ITC, L1-101 (Guangyuan West Road)
- Popular dishes: South Late Japonica Rice Seafood Porridge, Yongchang Stinky Tofu, Jiangnan Drunk Six-Month Yellow Crab, Seafood Congee, Fried Yellow Croaker Spring Rolls
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Dishes
South Late Japonica Rice Seafood PorridgeA comforting rice porridge made with South Late Japonica rice and fresh seafood, simmered to perfection for a rich, savory flavor.
Yongchang Stinky TofuYongchang stinky tofu is a specialty snack from Yongchang, Yunnan, made by fermenting tofu blocks before deep-frying. It has a crispy exterior and tender interior with a distinctive aroma, typically served with chili sauce and garlic paste.
Jiangnan Drunk Six-Month Yellow CrabFresh six-month yellow crab from the Jiangnan region, marinated in a blend of yellow wine, ginger, and scallions to create a rich, aromatic dish with tender meat.
Seafood CongeeSeafood porridge is made by cooking rice with shrimp, crab, and shellfish, allowing the seafood flavors to infuse into the rice, creating a rich, flavorful dish. Ginger and scallions are often added for extra taste.
Fried Yellow Croaker Spring RollsA fusion dish featuring fresh yellow croaker wrapped in spring roll wrappers and deep-fried until crispy, offering a satisfying crunch and tender fish inside.
Old-Style Shrimp Roe Yangchun NoodlesA classic noodle dish featuring fine wheat noodles and shrimp roe for a savory, light broth. A traditional Jiangnan-style comfort food.
Homemade Hand-Deconstructed Large Yellow Crab Roe Steamed BunFreshly steamed buns filled with hand-deconstructed large yellow crab roe, offering a rich and delicate flavor.
Su Xiao Liu White-Cut ChickenA classic Cantonese dish featuring tender, poached chicken served chilled and sliced, with a simple ginger-scallion sauce for flavor.
Soo Xiao Liu Pork DumplingsFresh pork filling wrapped in thin dough and pan-fried until golden brown, offering a crispy base and juicy, savory interior.
Shrimp Yangchun NoodlesShrimp阳春面 is a noodle soup featuring细 noodles, fresh shrimp, and green onions. The noodles are boiled and served in clear broth made from pork or chicken bones, with blanched shrimp and a sprinkle of green onions. Simple to prepare, it emphasizes fresh ingredients and a clear, flavorful broth.
Premium Fresh Pork Steamed BunA premium steamed bun filled with fresh pork, known for its delicate skin and rich meat juice, made using traditional craftsmanship.
Golden Steamed Bun with Yongchang Stinky TofuA Hunan specialty snack featuring crispy stinky tofu served with spicy sauce and golden steamed buns, offering a unique blend of textures and flavors.
Yellow Croaker DumplingsYellow croaker dumplings are made with fresh yellow croaker fish, whose flesh is minced and mixed with pork to form the filling. Wrapped in thin dumpling wrappers and boiled, they are seasoned with ginger, scallions, salt, and pepper for a clear, fresh broth and tender dumplings.
Reviews
- grumpy_milletGot the crab roe noodles and a few baskets of soup dumplings. The crab roe had a nice chunky texture but they went a little heavy on the vinegar so the fresh flavor didn't really pop. The pork soup dumplings though were amazing — paper thin skin, and when you bite in the soup just bursts right out, super juicy. Filling is tight and packed with flavor, not loose or mushy at all. The place is really clean inside and you can watch them making everything in the open kitchen, so you can tell they care about the ingredients. Also tried a rose drink — sweet and tart, perfect for cutting through all that richness. Heads up though, it's super popular, especially on weekends. We got lucky but I'd def show up early to grab a seat.
