Lao Zheng Xing
老正兴
A historic Shanghainese restaurant founded in 1862, holding one Michelin star in 2026, serving solid classic dishes at its old Fuzhou Road location.
Lao Zheng Xing dates back to 1862 and is recognized by Michelin as one of Shanghai's oldest Shanghainese restaurants. It has been operating at 556 Fuzhou Road since 1997, spanning multiple floors. Signature dishes include sautéed sliced yellow croaker with rice wine lees and sautéed river shrimps, while the braised pork intestine with alfalfa and braised fish tail are also highly recommended. It is awarded one Michelin star in the 2026 guide. It is perfect for travelers visiting Shanghai for the first time who want a complete, traditional Shanghainese meal. Reservations are managed by the restaurant directly; calling ahead is recommended. The average spend is around 150–250 CNY or more. Located between People's Square and East Nanjing Road, it is easily accessible on foot.
Opening hours
Open for lunch and dinner; please call +86 21 6322 2624 to confirm specific hours
Nearby sights
- Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street
- Shanghai Urban Planning Exhibition Center
- Shanghai Museum
- Shanghai History Museum
- The Bund
- Xintiandi
- Yu Garden & City God Temple
- Memorial of the First National Congress of the CPC