Midtown Shangri-La
Chinese restaurant · Cultural Center
4710 Cass Ave, Detroit, MI 48201
Highlights
Cantonese & Thai cuisines, sushi, and dim sum offered
Cantonese & Thai cuisines, sushi, and dim sum offered
"This Cantonese restaurant in the Cass Corridor is a beloved spot for all-day dim sum, offering a variety of dishes such as steamed pork buns, rice rolls, savory pancakes with garlic and chives, plus curries, noodle dishes like Singapore rice vermicelli, and hot and sour soup. Online ordering and delivery are available." - Courtney Burk
"This Cantonese restaurant in the Cass Corridor is a popular destination for all-day dim sum, with dishes that include steamed pork buns, rice rolls, savory pancakes with garlic and chives, as well as a variety of curries, noodle dishes like Singapore rice vermicelli, and hot and sour soup. The unpretentious setting — with two- and four-seat tables, along with limited bar seating — makes for a comfortable, familiar place to dine in (and good people-watching on any day of the week), although takeout is popular, too." - Serena Maria Daniels
"This Cantonese restaurant in the Cass Corridor is a popular destination for all-day dim sum like steamed pork buns, rice rolls, and cakes, as well as a variety of curries, noodle dishes, and soups. The unpretentious setting — with two- and four-seat tables, along with limited bar seating — is a great place for dining in (and people-watching), although takeout is popular, too." - Serena Maria Daniels
"Shanghai Cafe, a staple dining spot for Detroit’s Chinese community, was located in Cass Corridor long before Chinatown was relocated there. The restaurant was a place for the community to gather, connect, and, of course, eat. Shanghai Cafe was frequented by the Chinese community, who appreciated the restaurant’s ability to host large parties and provide custom homestyle meals: ginger-rich Cantonese-style lobster, crispy Chinese fried shrimp, and chow mein with colorful veggies. If a dinner party wanted any other traditional dishes prepared, all they had to do was ask. The restaurant also was inclusive, offering American Chinese dishes such as chop suey, egg foo yong, and Detroit’s own Chinese American creation almond boneless chicken. There were even non-Chinese dishes including American flame-broiled steaks, sandwiches, and homemade custard." - Carolyn Chin
"This Cantonese restaurant in the Cass Corridor offers an all-day dim sum menu featuring classics like steamed pork buns, rice rolls, and cakes. A variety of curries, noodle dishes, and soups are also on hand for your takeout needs." - Serena Maria Daniels
