The old adage rings true here – if you can’t buy it, make it!
  As Kosher food is scarce in China, the Jewish Center has opened a
 Kosher Café
A small informal restaurant.

Lunch and dinner can be ordered for eating at the Café or for delivery. 

 
The four course meals are cooked fresh daily by an on-site chef.

Under the supervision of Rabbi Shalom D. Greenberg

Café Days:
Sunday - Thursday

Closed:
 Friday, Shabbat and Jewish Holidays.

Café Hours:

1:00 PM - 11:00 PM

Delivery Hours:

10:00 AM - 6:00 PM

Food safety and more :

Vegetarian Restaurant:

There are no Vegetarian restaurants in China that comply to Kashrut standards. There may indeed be non-kosher fat in a food that is labeled ‘strictly vegetarian. 'Many travelers have unfortunately learned this the hard way.

Water:

One may NOT drink the water in Shanghai or mainland China – use only distilled water for drinking and cooking. Bottled/distilled water can be purchased here.

Fruits & Veggies:

Fresh produce could be eaten but should be scrubbed with disinfectant soap and preferably boiled before eating. For your own safety, do not eat from the vendors on the streets.