Patsy Yang

Home ┬╗ Feature A bit of the world in a luminous room By Patsy Yang | 00:00 UTC+8 September 24, 2022 | Print Edition The interior of photographer Fabiola Liacy De FelipŌĆÖs rented apartment in a leafy neighborhood in downtown Shanghai has a spontaneous, eclectic feel to it. Having the space to respect the local culture is important to her, but she also values introducing a little of the rest of the world through pieces that have their own stories.

The restaurant Yue Ming Ju invites local diners to sample Malaysian Chinese cuisine in a bright setting, with authentic flavors taking center stage. Willy Cheng, a long-time restaurateur who closed his former Malaysian restaurant Long House due to the restoration project at Cool Docks, opened Yue Ming Ju last October in Huangpu District. This time around, he set out to put Malaysian Chinese dishes in the spotlight along with Cantonese cuisine.

Home » Feature Going on a gourmet journey at Shanghai’s Dine Amic By Patsy Yang | 00:00 UTC+8 August 13, 2022 | Print Edition One might not find any reason for heading to Tianzifang these days as the city’s arts and crafts enclave is seemingly lacking its old-world charm, with most tenants selling mass-produced knickknacks. A new dining concept, however, has chosen this location in Shanghai to give diners a unique experience — a hidden surprise.