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Enroll in our “ Culinary Academy” and hone your budding talents in a series of master classes conducted by the chefs in The Tea Garden, Palladio Italian restaurant, Hanagatami Japanese restaurant, Summer Pavilion Chinese restaurant and Pastry Kitchen.

Priced at RMB348 per adult /RMB218 per child / RMB180 per additional dining companion. All prices are subject to 15 percent service charge. For enrolment, please call 6279 8888.

A fitting dress with a high Mandarin collar and equally high slits, the qipao was the height of fashion in the 1930s.  Tailored to flatter the slim figures of Shanghainese women, it became the pinnacle of Shanghai’s fashion culture and established the city as the fashion center of China. 

Beautifully dressed, the city’s elite would flock to Nanking Theater to watch foreign films.  Today, the theater has been renamed Shanghai Concert Hall, home to the Shanghai Symphony Orchestra.

Despite this modern day, cosmopolitan landscape known as the “Paris of the East,” the links to the past remain strong. 

Allow us to transport you back to the nostalgic golden era with our “Ye Shanghai" Candle-Lighting Ceremony.  Performed by our elegantly clad ladies and gentlemen, the lighting ceremony marks the start of the evening – one that fills you with a sense of place and memorable experiences as you head out into the city of glamour and wonderment.

A deluxe dim sum platter whets the palate with delicate morsels, while the soup of the day offers a nourishing interlude.  In a combination of chef's signature dishes and daily specials, the dessert platter ends the meal on a refreshing note.

Enhancing the enjoyment of the meal is a complimentary serving of premium grade handpicked teas.  The six-course lunch menu is from RMB160 per person, subject to 15 percent service charge. Available Monday till Friday, 11:30 a.m. until 2:30 p.m., reservations can be made by calling 6279 8888, extension 4770. 

For a completely indulgent experience in pampering, visit The Ritz-Carlton Salon. Hailing from Great Britian, The Ritz-Carlton Salon Manager Ms. Kelly Coates specializes in highlights and hair coloring for both Asia and Western hair types. A team of professionals leb by her offers a host of hair and beauty services and lavishes personalized attention on each guest - be it a haircut, facial, manicure, pedicure or waxing treatment.

To enhance your sense of well being, signature massage treatments are offered by trained therapists in The Health Club. Relaxing yet rejuvenating, massage treatments such as Traditional Chinese Massage, Pure Acupressure Massage, Pure Aromatherapy Massage, Pure Reflexology or Bliss-out Back Massage soothe away the cares of the world.

To make an appointment, please call The Ritz-Carlton Salon at 6279 8630 and The Health Club at 6279 8888, extension 5922. Located on the seventh floor.

The new Ritz bar welcomes those in the know back to the city's definitive jazz venue.

Currently performing in The Lobby Lounge till mid-July, Musical Director Danny Woody and his band enthrall with a wide-ranging mix of American jazz from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Monday to Saturday.

Lovers of the leaf will find a variety of cigars on the menu. Well known for enlivening the evening with their cool cocktails and signatue Martinis is a bartending team led by manager and mixologist Caroline Zhang.

A deluxe dim sum platter whets the palate with delicate morsels, while the soup of the day offers a nourishing interlude.  In a combination of chef's signature dishes and daily specials, the dessert platter ends the meal on a refreshing note.

Enhancing the enjoyment of the meal is a complimentary serving of premium grade handpicked teas.  The six-course lunch menu is from RMB160 per person, subject to 15 percent service charge. Available Monday till Friday, 11:30 a.m. until 2:30 p.m., reservations can be made by calling 6279 8888, extension 4770. 

Enroll in our “ Culinary Academy” and hone your budding talents in a series of master classes conducted by the chefs in The Tea Garden, Palladio Italian restaurant, Hanagatami Japanese restaurant, Summer Pavilion Chinese restaurant and Pastry Kitchen.

Priced at RMB348 per adult /RMB218 per child / RMB180 per additional dining companion. All prices are subject to 15 percent service charge. For enrolment, please call 6279 8888.

A fitting dress with a high Mandarin collar and equally high slits, the qipao was the height of fashion in the 1930s.  Tailored to flatter the slim figures of Shanghainese women, it became the pinnacle of Shanghai’s fashion culture and established the city as the fashion center of China. 

Beautifully dressed, the city’s elite would flock to Nanking Theater to watch foreign films.  Today, the theater has been renamed Shanghai Concert Hall, home to the Shanghai Symphony Orchestra.

Despite this modern day, cosmopolitan landscape known as the “Paris of the East,” the links to the past remain strong. 

Allow us to transport you back to the nostalgic golden era with our “Ye Shanghai" Candle-Lighting Ceremony.  Performed by our elegantly clad ladies and gentlemen, the lighting ceremony marks the start of the evening – one that fills you with a sense of place and memorable experiences as you head out into the city of glamour and wonderment.

For a completely indulgent experience in pampering, visit The Ritz-Carlton Salon. Hailing from Great Britian, The Ritz-Carlton Salon Manager Ms. Kelly Coates specializes in highlights and hair coloring for both Asia and Western hair types. A team of professionals leb by her offers a host of hair and beauty services and lavishes personalized attention on each guest - be it a haircut, facial, manicure, pedicure or waxing treatment.

To enhance your sense of well being, signature massage treatments are offered by trained therapists in The Health Club. Relaxing yet rejuvenating, massage treatments such as Traditional Chinese Massage, Pure Acupressure Massage, Pure Aromatherapy Massage, Pure Reflexology or Bliss-out Back Massage soothe away the cares of the world.

To make an appointment, please call The Ritz-Carlton Salon at 6279 8630 and The Health Club at 6279 8888, extension 5922. Located on the seventh floor.

The new Ritz bar welcomes those in the know back to the city's definitive jazz venue.

Currently performing in The Lobby Lounge till mid-July, Musical Director Danny Woody and his band enthrall with a wide-ranging mix of American jazz from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Monday to Saturday.

Lovers of the leaf will find a variety of cigars on the menu. Well known for enlivening the evening with their cool cocktails and signatue Martinis is a bartending team led by manager and mixologist Caroline Zhang.

A fitting dress with a high Mandarin collar and equally high slits, the qipao was the height of fashion in the 1930s.  Tailored to flatter the slim figures of Shanghainese women, it became the pinnacle of Shanghai’s fashion culture and established the city as the fashion center of China. 

Beautifully dressed, the city’s elite would flock to Nanking Theater to watch foreign films.  Today, the theater has been renamed Shanghai Concert Hall, home to the Shanghai Symphony Orchestra.

Despite this modern day, cosmopolitan landscape known as the “Paris of the East,” the links to the past remain strong. 

Allow us to transport you back to the nostalgic golden era with our “Ye Shanghai" Candle-Lighting Ceremony.  Performed by our elegantly clad ladies and gentlemen, the lighting ceremony marks the start of the evening – one that fills you with a sense of place and memorable experiences as you head out into the city of glamour and wonderment.

Enroll in our “ Culinary Academy” and hone your budding talents in a series of master classes conducted by the chefs in The Tea Garden, Palladio Italian restaurant, Hanagatami Japanese restaurant, Summer Pavilion Chinese restaurant and Pastry Kitchen.

Priced at RMB348 per adult /RMB218 per child / RMB180 per additional dining companion. All prices are subject to 15 percent service charge. For enrolment, please call 6279 8888.

A deluxe dim sum platter whets the palate with delicate morsels, while the soup of the day offers a nourishing interlude.  In a combination of chef's signature dishes and daily specials, the dessert platter ends the meal on a refreshing note.

Enhancing the enjoyment of the meal is a complimentary serving of premium grade handpicked teas.  The six-course lunch menu is from RMB160 per person, subject to 15 percent service charge. Available Monday till Friday, 11:30 a.m. until 2:30 p.m., reservations can be made by calling 6279 8888, extension 4770. 

A fitting dress with a high Mandarin collar and equally high slits, the qipao was the height of fashion in the 1930s.  Tailored to flatter the slim figures of Shanghainese women, it became the pinnacle of Shanghai’s fashion culture and established the city as the fashion center of China. 

Beautifully dressed, the city’s elite would flock to Nanking Theater to watch foreign films.  Today, the theater has been renamed Shanghai Concert Hall, home to the Shanghai Symphony Orchestra.

Despite this modern day, cosmopolitan landscape known as the “Paris of the East,” the links to the past remain strong. 

Allow us to transport you back to the nostalgic golden era with our “Ye Shanghai" Candle-Lighting Ceremony.  Performed by our elegantly clad ladies and gentlemen, the lighting ceremony marks the start of the evening – one that fills you with a sense of place and memorable experiences as you head out into the city of glamour and wonderment.

Enroll in our “ Culinary Academy” and hone your budding talents in a series of master classes conducted by the chefs in The Tea Garden, Palladio Italian restaurant, Hanagatami Japanese restaurant, Summer Pavilion Chinese restaurant and Pastry Kitchen.

Priced at RMB348 per adult /RMB218 per child / RMB180 per additional dining companion. All prices are subject to 15 percent service charge. For enrolment, please call 6279 8888.

A deluxe dim sum platter whets the palate with delicate morsels, while the soup of the day offers a nourishing interlude.  In a combination of chef's signature dishes and daily specials, the dessert platter ends the meal on a refreshing note.

Enhancing the enjoyment of the meal is a complimentary serving of premium grade handpicked teas.  The six-course lunch menu is from RMB160 per person, subject to 15 percent service charge. Available Monday till Friday, 11:30 a.m. until 2:30 p.m., reservations can be made by calling 6279 8888, extension 4770. 

Enroll in our “ Culinary Academy” and hone your budding talents in a series of master classes conducted by the chefs in The Tea Garden, Palladio Italian restaurant, Hanagatami Japanese restaurant, Summer Pavilion Chinese restaurant and Pastry Kitchen.

Priced at RMB348 per adult /RMB218 per child / RMB180 per additional dining companion. All prices are subject to 15 percent service charge. For enrolment, please call 6279 8888.

A fitting dress with a high Mandarin collar and equally high slits, the qipao was the height of fashion in the 1930s.  Tailored to flatter the slim figures of Shanghainese women, it became the pinnacle of Shanghai’s fashion culture and established the city as the fashion center of China. 

Beautifully dressed, the city’s elite would flock to Nanking Theater to watch foreign films.  Today, the theater has been renamed Shanghai Concert Hall, home to the Shanghai Symphony Orchestra.

Despite this modern day, cosmopolitan landscape known as the “Paris of the East,” the links to the past remain strong. 

Allow us to transport you back to the nostalgic golden era with our “Ye Shanghai" Candle-Lighting Ceremony.  Performed by our elegantly clad ladies and gentlemen, the lighting ceremony marks the start of the evening – one that fills you with a sense of place and memorable experiences as you head out into the city of glamour and wonderment.

For a completely indulgent experience in pampering, visit The Ritz-Carlton Salon. Hailing from Great Britian, The Ritz-Carlton Salon Manager Ms. Kelly Coates specializes in highlights and hair coloring for both Asia and Western hair types. A team of professionals leb by her offers a host of hair and beauty services and lavishes personalized attention on each guest - be it a haircut, facial, manicure, pedicure or waxing treatment.

To enhance your sense of well being, signature massage treatments are offered by trained therapists in The Health Club. Relaxing yet rejuvenating, massage treatments such as Traditional Chinese Massage, Pure Acupressure Massage, Pure Aromatherapy Massage, Pure Reflexology or Bliss-out Back Massage soothe away the cares of the world.

To make an appointment, please call The Ritz-Carlton Salon at 6279 8630 and The Health Club at 6279 8888, extension 5922. Located on the seventh floor.

A deluxe dim sum platter whets the palate with delicate morsels, while the soup of the day offers a nourishing interlude.  In a combination of chef's signature dishes and daily specials, the dessert platter ends the meal on a refreshing note.

Enhancing the enjoyment of the meal is a complimentary serving of premium grade handpicked teas.  The six-course lunch menu is from RMB160 per person, subject to 15 percent service charge. Available Monday till Friday, 11:30 a.m. until 2:30 p.m., reservations can be made by calling 6279 8888, extension 4770. 

Enroll in our “ Culinary Academy” and hone your budding talents in a series of master classes conducted by the chefs in The Tea Garden, Palladio Italian restaurant, Hanagatami Japanese restaurant, Summer Pavilion Chinese restaurant and Pastry Kitchen.

Priced at RMB348 per adult /RMB218 per child / RMB180 per additional dining companion. All prices are subject to 15 percent service charge. For enrolment, please call 6279 8888.

A fitting dress with a high Mandarin collar and equally high slits, the qipao was the height of fashion in the 1930s.  Tailored to flatter the slim figures of Shanghainese women, it became the pinnacle of Shanghai’s fashion culture and established the city as the fashion center of China. 

Beautifully dressed, the city’s elite would flock to Nanking Theater to watch foreign films.  Today, the theater has been renamed Shanghai Concert Hall, home to the Shanghai Symphony Orchestra.

Despite this modern day, cosmopolitan landscape known as the “Paris of the East,” the links to the past remain strong. 

Allow us to transport you back to the nostalgic golden era with our “Ye Shanghai" Candle-Lighting Ceremony.  Performed by our elegantly clad ladies and gentlemen, the lighting ceremony marks the start of the evening – one that fills you with a sense of place and memorable experiences as you head out into the city of glamour and wonderment.

For a completely indulgent experience in pampering, visit The Ritz-Carlton Salon. Hailing from Great Britian, The Ritz-Carlton Salon Manager Ms. Kelly Coates specializes in highlights and hair coloring for both Asia and Western hair types. A team of professionals leb by her offers a host of hair and beauty services and lavishes personalized attention on each guest - be it a haircut, facial, manicure, pedicure or waxing treatment.

To enhance your sense of well being, signature massage treatments are offered by trained therapists in The Health Club. Relaxing yet rejuvenating, massage treatments such as Traditional Chinese Massage, Pure Acupressure Massage, Pure Aromatherapy Massage, Pure Reflexology or Bliss-out Back Massage soothe away the cares of the world.

To make an appointment, please call The Ritz-Carlton Salon at 6279 8630 and The Health Club at 6279 8888, extension 5922. Located on the seventh floor.

A deluxe dim sum platter whets the palate with delicate morsels, while the soup of the day offers a nourishing interlude.  In a combination of chef's signature dishes and daily specials, the dessert platter ends the meal on a refreshing note.

Enhancing the enjoyment of the meal is a complimentary serving of premium grade handpicked teas.  The six-course lunch menu is from RMB160 per person, subject to 15 percent service charge. Available Monday till Friday, 11:30 a.m. until 2:30 p.m., reservations can be made by calling 6279 8888, extension 4770. 

Enroll in our “ Culinary Academy” and hone your budding talents in a series of master classes conducted by the chefs in The Tea Garden, Palladio Italian restaurant, Hanagatami Japanese restaurant, Summer Pavilion Chinese restaurant and Pastry Kitchen.

Priced at RMB348 per adult /RMB218 per child / RMB180 per additional dining companion. All prices are subject to 15 percent service charge. For enrolment, please call 6279 8888.

A fitting dress with a high Mandarin collar and equally high slits, the qipao was the height of fashion in the 1930s.  Tailored to flatter the slim figures of Shanghainese women, it became the pinnacle of Shanghai’s fashion culture and established the city as the fashion center of China. 

Beautifully dressed, the city’s elite would flock to Nanking Theater to watch foreign films.  Today, the theater has been renamed Shanghai Concert Hall, home to the Shanghai Symphony Orchestra.

Despite this modern day, cosmopolitan landscape known