Hi Melissa, hello from a Shanghainees who had lived and worked in Houston and Raleigh for 4 years long time ago! Your channel is a hidden jem! I find it so heart warming and soothing, and they are all in unparrelleled quality! Born and raised in Shanghai, I had no idea there are so many great places to go! I am gonna follow your footprints with my wife and daughter from now on to explaore Shanghai that I thought I had knew so well. I want to thank you and wish you and your family all the best!
Unadorned baguettes are lovely if they are still warm and crunchy; if not, butter them or use a vegan alternative. Lovely video once again, thank you for posting.
I really liked the bakeries in Shanghai, but I never know if they are authentic or not cuz I can't really tell the difference. Even I visited France, I can't tell the differences of the baguette or croissant of different bakeries, or them compared to those in SH
We basically base it off of flavor and texture. If it’s above 3 stars it’s more authentic in our opinion. But we aren’t professionals. Lol. Just our opinion.
I would say that those baguettes are a little bit expressive than those in the France, you might wanna ask them how long the fermentation was next time, usually many bakeries in the France that have their dough fermented for 2days rather than overnight fermentation.
You should do a series of European and American food in shanghai 😂😂😂 Some how this reminds me of that Italian guy trying croissants in paris during riots 😂😂😂
OMG!!!! Your comment MADE my day. I freaking LOVE that video Luis did. It’s amazing! And I was really trying to capture something similar. So thank you. Really. ❤️😁
Shanghai is so developed, there are no homeless people, the streets are very clean, and there are many varieties of food. Far beyond my imagination. Have Fun...*** 5 Stars
Sounds awkward. You don't know why there are no homeless, even developed countries have homeless people, why in a developing country doesn't have? Think about it. 😅
@@realchenlucky Because "developed" is just a definition defined by "developed" countries. They don't count homelessness, safety etc, or they count them with a bias.
@@realchenlucky There are bums (mentally ill and lost) in China. The police will take them home. . Chinese people own real estate. Up to more than 90%. kinship culture. In this way, the possibility of wandering basically does not exist. There are also beggars in China. . All professional. It exists in units of villages. . (In China. Beggar is a lucrative occupation)
@@realchenlucky in China. There is no soil for the vagabond to be born，China has eliminated poverty. You can go to the United Nations to learn about China's "fight against poverty"
@@realchenlucky Because in China an employer matched housing fund is a universal basic benefit and China sends those addicted to hard drugs to rehab to get better instead of leaving them to be homeless. China does a lot of things better than so called "developed" countries.
Hi Melissa, hello from a Shanghainees who had lived and worked in Houston and Raleigh for 4 years long time ago! Your channel is a hidden jem! I find it so heart warming and soothing, and they are all in unparrelleled quality! Born and raised in Shanghai, I had no idea there are so many great places to go! I am gonna follow your footprints with my wife and daughter from now on to explaore Shanghai that I thought I had knew so well. I want to thank you and wish you and your family all the best!
That is the kindest comment. Thank you so much! Your city is wonderful and so inviting. I hope I can help you explore and enjoy it even more. ❤
Everything looks so much more fun when you have a theme for your family day off😄
So true! It helps us to get out and explore. 😁
Lovely sunny family day ! Enjoy. ***** 5 Stars
Thank you so much!!!
B&C is my favorite bakery store!! Pistachio one sooooo good!!
I love baguette. Especially so fresh, what a fun day to go
Out w the family. Melissa you have three beautiful kids.
Thank you so much! You're so kind.
Love your videos about Shanghai! Thanks
Glad you like them! Thanks for watching
Unadorned baguettes are lovely if they are still warm and crunchy; if not, butter them or use a vegan alternative. Lovely video once again, thank you for posting.
Thank you Peter!
Excellent. Been looking for 20 years and looks like its there......Will try it.
The French baguette. What a simple bread! What a wonderful bread!
It really is!
This video make me want to eat a baguette in middle of the night. 😊
🤣🤣🤣 sorry!!
Thank you for this wonderful content!🥰
There is a really amazing Thai food place called “天泰” in 静安嘉里中心
Glad you enjoy it!
Thanks for your review, prepare to visit them on the weekend.
Have fun! Hope it helps. If you can find it you should try Four Douceur. It’s has the best but they were out. So it will be in part two.
BGM very chill
Thank you!!
You are like a manner coffee ambassador
🤣🤣🤣🤣 true statement. Wish I got paid for it!
哇，你们还花那么多心思去比较法棍的质量，真不错，是一个热爱生活的家庭，说起法棍肯定没法国的正宗啊,不过在上海就只能将就着吃了，祝你们生活愉快，看着你家孩子也都慢慢长大了，越来越漂亮帅气，祝福你们！
Loved your little family adventure! Could you show us your favourite cafes too? Im visiting later this year would love some recs!
I can try! I have shared a lot through my videos but I’ll see what I can do 😊
Fun as usual 👍
Thank you!
第一次吃到法式长棍面包（baguette) 是在静安宾馆面包房，那还是在80年代，要排队两小时。特别好吃。以后几十年再没有吃到这么好吃的面包了。好像现在还在，JingAn Bakery，不知道现在的味道怎么样。
I’ll have to look into that for part two!
@@melissa_renee 👍
3:00 So these two were full and went home earlier. 🤣
hahaha...yeah. Berkli was getting over being sick and she had reached her limit of heat and bread. =)
Beautiful family and life.Would you like to try KFC's breakfast? That's Chinese style food 😀
Thats really good!
hope "la boulangerie" would appear on the next episod , the baugette there is absolutely the best in shanghai in my opinion
I actually don't know that one. In the next video we have Paris Patisserie on our list is that the one you mean?
@@melissa_renee la boulangerie, the one outside of capella hotel on jianguoxi road. best baugette in shanghai on my list.
also mbd on huashan road. mbd as in 买不到(Mai Bu Dao).
@@nanvince1049 yes, it is ~
I really liked the bakeries in Shanghai, but I never know if they are authentic or not cuz I can't really tell the difference. Even I visited France, I can't tell the differences of the baguette or croissant of different bakeries, or them compared to those in SH
We basically base it off of flavor and texture. If it’s above 3 stars it’s more authentic in our opinion. But we aren’t professionals. Lol. Just our opinion.
Any plans to visit SH Disneyland? Should vlog it!!
Maybe? Not this summer. too hot. =)
wonder if the breads are factory or local baked overnight. and shelf time of the breads will have an impact on the taste and texture..
I think the places we reviewed all bake in house. but i'm not 100% on that.
Nice to see BTS V on a billboard
I would say that those baguettes are a little bit expressive than those in the France, you might wanna ask them how long the fermentation was next time, usually many bakeries in the France that have their dough fermented for 2days rather than overnight fermentation.
Yeah, they aren't all "authentic" but we take what we can get. =) The 4 star one was definitely fermented longest.
视频风格很好
Thank you!
tapping into food critics industry I see
Hahaha!
I love you
😂
Why thank you!❤
上海人表示；看饿了😂
百丘
Baguette hunt in Shanghai!
I want baguettes all day long and this is not helping!!
Hahahaha... I know the feeling.
注意防晒哦
You should do a series of European and American food in shanghai 😂😂😂
Some how this reminds me of that Italian guy trying croissants in paris during riots
😂😂😂
OMG!!!! Your comment MADE my day. I freaking LOVE that video Luis did. It’s amazing! And I was really trying to capture something similar. So thank you. Really. ❤️😁
Shanghai is so developed, there are no homeless people, the streets are very clean, and there are many varieties of food. Far beyond my imagination. Have Fun...*** 5 Stars
Sounds awkward. You don't know why there are no homeless, even developed countries have homeless people, why in a developing country doesn't have? Think about it. 😅
@@realchenlucky Because "developed" is just a definition defined by "developed" countries. They don't count homelessness, safety etc, or they count them with a bias.
@@realchenlucky
There are bums (mentally ill and lost) in China. The police will take them home. .
Chinese people own real estate. Up to more than 90%. kinship culture. In this way, the possibility of wandering basically does not exist.
There are also beggars in China. . All professional. It exists in units of villages. . (In China. Beggar is a lucrative occupation)
@@realchenlucky
in China. There is no soil for the vagabond to be born，China has eliminated poverty. You can go to the United Nations to learn about China's "fight against poverty"
@@realchenlucky Because in China an employer matched housing fund is a universal basic benefit and China sends those addicted to hard drugs to rehab to get better instead of leaving them to be homeless. China does a lot of things better than so called "developed" countries.
You let your other two kids go on their own . Doesn’t you feel afraid 😱 to them go alone?
No Shanghai and China are very safe.
No, we feel very safe here. It's a really nice perk of living here.
女婿们在哪里？？？😂😂😂
老丈人好
The traditional baguettes in Paris wasn’t that good.
The ones in KL , Malaysia that are freshly baked are better.
I’ll have to go find out.
更新的太慢啦😡😡等得花儿都谢了！
I can't stand it, why should I watch your video at night. Those breads under the camera are evil
hahaha...oops...sorry!
Are you guys English-speaking French? ;)
English speaking French lol?
Oh I wish!! No we are Americans who speak a little French but have a love of French culture. ❤️
@@melissa_renee I asked because your treasure hunt of baguette in the huge city of Shanghai ;) But I get it.