Chor Bazaar “Thieves Market” an Indian restaurant located at the heart of shanghai, maintaining standards offering the best that Indian cuisine has to offer, an economical restaurant (Value for Money) with great ambience. Come in, relax and allow us to serve you some of the finest and most innovative dishes for miles around. We worked closely with our master chefs to produce a vibrant menu with many mouth watering traditional classics as well as some new dishes you may not have tried before. The restaurant has been recently refurbished to add an extra level of comfort and the menu has some new and exciting additions especially for you. Our experienced and friendly staff members are always at hand to help you in any way and have extensive training in food, health and safety standards. Come to pub called “Thug Pub” which has great drinks to offer.

We offer special arrangements for parties, kitty parties & any other event, these services are provided in accordance to the exact preferences of our clients. We also have free home delivery till 5 km. Please feel free to contact us at 13916131209

Chor Bazaar
530 JianHe Road, Building 9
Right Next Xijiao Bailian, Century Mart
ChangNing, Shanghai.
Telephone number – 15900974410, 13916131209

It is in no way connected to Chor Bizzare in London and Delhi? Is it?

Haven't you opened this recently only???

so the replies to the original ad were deleted? Mate, if you've spent hundreds of thousands of RMB on this venture, the least you can do is pay for an ad. Spamming a business is not a good way to win clientele.

Shangstar wrote:so the replies to the original ad were deleted? Mate, if you've spent hundreds of thousands of RMB on this venture, the least you can do is pay for an ad. Spamming a business is not a good way to win clientele.

Thanks Shangstar. Makes me more and more convinced not to go. Food review by my wife who had a delivered lunch wasn't good.

It was really nice meeting you the other day sandeep and surely thanks for you co mments also

the other day? He posted his comment in July.........desperation I think.

I have heard that some of the menu options are truly unique for an Indian restaurant in China but the location is just too far for me to frequent it.
Raman, you are welcome for your comments, so what if they are 4-5 months late.
All the best

Well i just happened to see it only today

Shanghaistar you are most welcome to come to my restaurant and try the food , well you can be my guest

Went to Chor Bazaar with a group of 12-14 friends and acquaintances from 10 different countries. Couldn't have expected a better arrangement, more delicious food and a more cooperative host/organizer Raman, here in Shanghai. Including drinks and many varieties of food each of us paid about 100rmb each. Some must try dishes are: Mixed Platter (assorted varieties of meat and seafood), Sweet Lassi (yoghurt drink), Butter Chicken (chicken cooked in gravy of tomato and butter), the Samosas (pyramid shaped stuffed with potato patties), and well just about everything. True the place is a little off-centre and bit tricky to get to, but it makes up for it with the price. Moreover, the thing with good food is that you can go as far to get it. Simply superb, thanks once again Raman. Cheers!

ramanbg wrote:Shanghaistar you are most welcome to come to my restaurant and try the food , well you can be my guest

Hoi, yaar - good thing you didn't name it Chod Bazaar, heyna?

cooolnits wrote:Went to Chor Bazaar with a group of 12-14 friends and acquaintances from 10 different countries. Couldn't have expected a better arrangement, more delicious food and a more cooperative host/organizer Raman, here in Shanghai. Including drinks and many varieties of food each of us paid about 100rmb each. Some must try dishes are: Mixed Platter (assorted varieties of meat and seafood), Sweet Lassi (yoghurt drink), Butter Chicken (chicken cooked in gravy of tomato and butter), the Samosas (pyramid shaped stuffed with potato patties), and well just about everything. True the place is a little off-centre and bit tricky to get to, but it makes up for it with the price. Moreover, the thing with good food is that you can go as far to get it. Simply superb, thanks once again Raman. Cheers!

Hard to believe that a customer is posting this. So many dead give-aways. Who are you kidding?

I actually went here and had a decent meal. I think we were the only ones in the restaurant. It suffers from being a little bit out in the middle of nowhere. The only real reason to go over there is if you also need to visit Decathlon.

I've been there too. A little out of the way but they serve pretty good food at decent prices.