❶ 外带寿司加盟店有哪些
第一次开的话最好投资不要太高,地理位置最好先找超市里吃饭的地方,价钱不要太高,适合大众化;如果自己单独开的话,要有特色风格,寿司应该有很多种,要在价钱和餐厅布局要有很大的创新才可以,因为一般都是年轻人去那种地方.,先适营业几天再说吧.一、寿司的选料寿司的种类很多，而且在原料的选择上范围也很广。寿司常用的主要原料为寿司米日本粳米，其特点是色泽白净，颗粒圆润，用它煮出的饭不仅弹性好，有嚼头，且具有较大的黏性。包卷寿司的外皮所用的原料，以优质的海苔紫菜、海带、蛋皮、豆腐皮、春卷皮、大白菜等为常见。寿司的馅料丰富多彩，且最能体现寿司的特色。馅料所用的原料有海鱼、蟹肉、贝类、淡水鱼、煎蛋和时令鲜蔬如香菇、黄瓜、生菜等等。二、寿司的配比寿司的配比指的是煮寿司饭时米和水的比例，调制寿司醋时盐、糖、醋的比例，以及调制寿司饭时醋和饭的比例。1米和水的比例寿司米淘洗净，沥干水，盛入电饭锅中，按米和水1∶1的比例掺入清水，煮熟成寿司饭。注意，如果一次煮的寿司饭较多5份以上，就应适当减少水的用量，例如6碗米只需加5碗水即可。另外，若想增加饭的黏性，亦可在米中加入少量的糯米。2盐、糖、醋的比例寿司醋是寿司的基本调味料，它是用盐、糖、醋按1∶5∶10的比例调制而成的。调制时将盐、糖、醋和匀，放入锅中加热，晾凉后即可使用。注意，加热时不可令其沸腾，以免降低醋的酸味。3醋和饭的比例调制寿司饭时，通常是将1碗寿司醋加入到5碗寿司饭中，搅拌均匀即成。注意，寿司饭需保持40℃左右的温度，搅拌时最好使用木勺和木制的盛具，且要用木勺对加了醋的寿司饭进行“排剁”，以将其搅匀。三、寿司的佐味料正宗的寿司可以有酸、甜、苦、辣、咸等多种风味。因此，吃寿司时，应根据寿司的种类来搭配佐味料。例如，吃卷寿司时，因馅料中有生鱼片、鲜虾等，就需要蘸浓口酱油并涂抹适量的绿芥末；而吃手握寿司时则最好不要蘸酱油，这样才能吃出它的原味。除了浓口酱油和绿芥末以外，寿司还有更重要的佐味料——醋姜。吃寿司时佐一片醋姜，不仅有助于佐味，而且能使寿司变得更加清新味美。四、寿司的制作寿司的种类很多，下面以卷寿司为例，谈谈寿司的制作。原料：海苔紫菜1张长约20厘米、宽约15厘米粳米饭200克蟹柳1根细火腿肠半根中等大小的黄瓜半根鸡蛋皮1张辣根酱15克生菜叶1张精盐15克白糖5克白醋10克浓口酱油、醋姜各1碟制法：1将粳米饭晾至温度为40℃左右；蟹柳入沸水锅中稍烫，捞出与火腿肠、黄瓜分别切成细粒；鸡蛋皮切成15厘米长、1厘米宽的条；另取精盐、白糖、白醋调成寿司醋，再与粳米饭拌匀。2将海苔竖着铺在熟砧板上，在其上方边缘留出3厘米作接口，在海苔的其余部分铺上粳米饭，再用手掌立着在粳米饭上横压出间隔均匀的4条“沟”，随后分别在4条“沟”里放上蟹柳粒、火腿肠粒、黄瓜粒和鸡蛋条作馅料，最后将抹有辣根酱的生菜叶放在米饭上。3将铺好米饭、放好馅料和生菜的海苔从下到上地轻轻裹起成卷，并在上边接口处抹上少许米饭封口，然后将饭卷横切成7个小卷，随浓口酱油碟和醋姜碟上桌即可。=======================================饭团式：鱼的做法：这个最简单，把鱼片成2.5厘米宽，5-6厘米长的片，片的是时候要斜片。然后做个2*2*4.5大小的长方体饭团，鱼片中间点一点绿芥末，然后把饭团扣上，翻过来放到盘中，整形。蔬菜，蟹肉棒，鸡蛋的做法，饭团是一样的做法，唯一不同的是上边要绑上一条紫菜，这样牢固些，好吃好拿。卷：一般在商店里可以买到做寿司的专用紫菜片，个人感觉，要想买到很好的日本紫菜很难，其实很多韩国紫菜很好，价格也便宜些。一般一代10个，可以做20个卷，每个卷可一切成6块，也就是说一袋紫菜可以做20种不同的寿司，一共120个小块。卷式紫菜，还可以分两种，一种是外卷,一种是内卷（饭在里边，紫菜在外边）外卷的做法：紫菜一张，对折分成两片。取其中半片，仔细看看，紫菜分正反面，光滑的一面朝下，在粗糙的一面上均匀的涂上米，米的用量：手攥一个比手心略小的饭团，放在紫菜的中央，从里往外，从中间向两边推开。手如果觉得粘，可以沾些清水润手。整张紫菜铺满米饭后，中间散些白芝麻，然后把紫菜翻过来，中间涂上一点绿芥末，然后放上自己喜欢的东西，现在开始卷了。拿起长的下边向中间卷，然后再卷一下就好了。内卷：和外卷不一样的，要用个竹帘子，不用的话，也可以，就是寿司的形状不是太好，而且容易散。半张紫菜放到竹帘的下方部位，还是光滑的面向下，然后手里攥个比手心小1/3的饭团，放入紫菜的中间，也是，慢慢的把米向外推，但是这次不要把米涂满整个紫菜，上边留下2公分，下边留下1公分。然后涂芥末，放你喜欢吃的东西（不要多）。卷的时候，把紫菜拉到和竹帘的下边对齐，然后向中间卷，把下边的竹帘放开，在带着竹帘卷一下，就好了！寿司用料：鱼：有新鲜的生鱼固然好，没有怎么呢？在餐馆的时候，有的时候鱼不能生吃了，也可以做熟了吃，我自己比较喜欢吃熟鱼，味道浓些。比如三纹鱼，可以用点盐，和蒜煎熟，然后切成小条放到寿司卷里，或是直接煮熟，加上沙拉酱，放到寿司里。还有蟹肉棒，这个东东是用鱼肉做的，并不是真正的蟹肉，味道也很好，而且是熟的，包起来就可以吃了。还有虾煮熟，加上沙拉酱，包起来也很好吃蔬菜：黄瓜，牛油果，还有鸡蛋，蘑菇，香菇，香菇，我们那里做听好吃的，我喜欢，做法：香菇用水泡软，然后用泡香菇的水煮香菇，加酱油，糖，和酒调味到，煮熟就可以了，味道有点甜最好，因为吃的时候要沾酱油。吃的时候的配料：日本泡姜，绿芥末，日本酱油（中国酱油味道=====================================日式寿司饭制作方法1、将大米用水三撮三揉反复淘洗直到水变清澈。2、再用流动水冲洗大米3-4分钟，然后将水倒干。3、把大米放置30分钟，使其完全晾干。4、然后用米与水1：1的比例蒸制45分钟。5、按米饭3：寿司醋0.5：糖0.2：盐0.1比例调味拌匀。6、最后放晾30分钟，使米饭微温为宜，再将米饭打散。日式细卷寿司制作方法1、先将双手微微沾湿，用手取适量米饭纂成近似于圆柱形，并按实。2、然后将紫菜皮与竹帘下端对齐，一手握住饭团一手用力将米饭均匀的按在紫菜皮上，以米饭铺满紫菜皮的2/3为宜。再将米饭的中部略微用力压实，使其中间出现一道凹槽。3、将事先准备好的陷料放入凹槽内，以双手中指压住紫菜皮上端，双手食指按稳陷料，双手拇指将紫菜皮下端向上卷起，直到米饭将陷料完全紧紧裹住，以双手中指拇指分别在上下两端固定寿司卷，双手食指放在寿司顶端，左右用力移动，将寿司卷按实，压牢，使其出现直角，再寿司滚动，重复以上按实压牢的动作，使其出现4面直角，最后成为方柱体即可。心得：以上是总结出来的寿司正宗基本做法。用一些火腿、黄瓜、蟹柳作为原料还是比较经济实用的。如果有条件买一小听油浸金枪鱼，把油滤掉，拌入沙拉酱作为原料，会很不错。寿司必须的材料是米饭。正宗日式寿司用的是肥小而稍带甜味的日本珍珠米。米饭煮熟后，加入适量的寿司醋、糖、盐等调味，待降温后才用来制作寿司。卷寿司（maki-zushi）：在小竹帘上面铺一层海苔（紫菜），再铺一层米饭，中间放上配料，卷起来成一长卷，然后切成小段。太卷（futo-maki），是直径比较长的一种卷寿司，通常有数种配料。细卷（hoso-maki），顾名思义，就是比较幼细的，通常只含一种配料。手卷（te-maki），把寿司卷成圆锥体状（类似冰淇淋甜筒），比较难用筷子挟，所以通常用手吃。里卷（ura-maki），反过来用海苔裹着最中心的配料，再裹米饭。最外面洒一层或有芝麻、鱼籽、蟹籽等。军舰卷（gunkan-maki），米饭用海苔裹成椭圆形状，配料放上面。押寿司（oshi-zushi），又称做木条寿司或一夜寿司，主要流行于日本关西，是用长型小木箱（押箱）辅助制作寿司。制作者先把配料铺在押箱的最底层，再放上米饭，然后用力把箱的盖子压下去。作成的寿司会变成四方形，最后切成一口块。握寿司（nigiri-zushi），(日本江户时代兴起)制作者用手把米饭握成一口块，涂上一层山葵（日本芥末），最后铺上配料。视配料种类之不同，有时会用一块海苔把两者缚在一起。在日本，若不加说明的话“寿司”一词多是指握寿司。稻荷寿司（inari-zushi），用配料装着米饭。常见配料是油炸豆腐皮、煎鸡蛋、高丽菜（椰菜）等。散寿司（chirashi-zushi）与之前所描述的寿司稍有不同。江户前散寿司（Edomaechirashi-zushi），常见于关东地区，配料洒在盛在碗里的米饭上。五目散寿司（Gomokuchirashi-zushi），常见于关西地区，配料拌进盛在碗里的米饭上。生鱼片：鲑鱼（三文鱼）、鲔鱼（金枪鱼、吞拿鱼）、鰤鱼（黄尾鱼）、鲷鱼、鲣鱼、鲭鱼各类海鲜：乌贼（墨鱼）、八爪鱼、虾、鳗鱼、鱼籽、海胆、北寄贝等介贝类海产果菜：腌萝卜、腌梅子、纳豆、鳄梨（牛油果）、黄瓜（青瓜）、炸豆腐红肉：牛肉、马肉、火腿其他：煎鸡蛋（奄列）、生鹌鹑蛋寿司酱油山葵（wasabi）紫姜（gari）紫苏叶（shiso）味醂（mirin，煮食用米酒）寿司醋（材料不易买，可自制。方法：取适量白醋放在碗里，加三分之一白醋量的白糖，放适量食用盐，稍加搅拌后倒入锅里，小火慢熬，出现小泡即可。注意，煮的时候需不断搅拌，不能煮开。置凉后使用。1、外卷用的米饭比较多，大约是内卷的1又1/32、如图将饭从左至右排在紫菜上部。3、由上至下铺好，将紫菜翻过来，饭朝下放在砧板上，放之前先用湿抹布擦一下砧板（防粘），馅料如内卷一般放在紫菜中间。4、如图将紫菜卷起。5、包好了！6、用保鲜膜包住卷，再用竹帘轻轻地定型，不要把米饭摁紧实。7、好了！撕去保鲜膜。8、再撒上自己喜欢的调味料，做一点点缀。9、象切内卷一样，一刀落，保持切口平整.10、成品。[编辑本段]内卷方法1、将米放入电饭煲中，水量与米量的比例为1：1，煮好的米饭先不要开锅，让饭焖个10至15分钟，趁热诚将所需的米饭盛大在盆中，将适量的寿司醋和适量的大喜大牛肉粉倒入盆中，因为热的饭在拌醋的时候才能入味。待醋味充分浸入后，将米饭用扇子扇凉冷却备用。2、小黄瓜洗净，去掉头和尾部，切成长条，用盐搓洗备用。3、将平底锅烧热，涂上黄油，做成薄的鸡蛋饼，再切条备用。4、将烤海苔铺在卷帘上，前端预留1CM，其余平铺一层寿司饭，均匀撒上肉松，摆上黄瓜条，鸡蛋条，然后卷成寿司卷即可。内卷方法1、将米放入电饭煲中，水量与米量的比例为1：1，煮好的米饭先不要开锅，让饭焖个10至15分钟，趁热诚将所需的米饭盛大在盆中，将适量的寿司醋和适量的大喜大牛肉粉倒入盆中，因为热的饭在拌醋的时候才能入味。待醋味充分浸入后，将米饭用扇子扇凉冷却备用。2、小黄瓜洗净，去掉头和尾部，切成长条，用盐搓洗备用。3、将平底锅烧热，涂上黄油，做成薄的鸡蛋饼，再切条备用。4、将烤海苔铺在卷帘上，前端预留1CM，其余平铺一层寿司饭，均匀撒上肉松，摆上黄瓜条，鸡蛋条，然后卷成寿司卷即可蒸米的技巧（1）首先是洗米，将米放置盆内，倒入水，倒水的同时用手快速轻轻搅拌迷离，冲洗过后的洗米水立刻倒掉，如此重复两遍。（2）然后再倒入少许水，用左手顺着一定方向慢慢转动盆子，右手则轻轻均匀抓搓米粒。搓米的时候时间不可过长，否则会破坏米中的维他命和纤维素。（3）再然后就是将米放到篮子里沥干水分，静置30分钟-1小时。（4）这些做完之后就是开始蒸了，米与水的比例为1：1（这个也可依个人喜好来调整），蒸好的米饭不要马上开锅，让饭焖个10-15分钟，这样可以让米粒的口感更能发挥出来。食谱相克稻米：大米不宜与马肉、蜂蜜、苍耳同食。鸡蛋：鸡蛋不宜与糖同煮；与糖精、红糖同食会中毒；与鹅肉同食损伤脾胃；与兔肉、柿子同食导致腹泻；同时不宜与甲鱼、鲤鱼、豆浆、茶同食。猪肉(瘦)：猪肉不宜与乌梅、甘草、鲫鱼、虾、鸽肉、田螺、杏仁、驴肉、羊肝、香菜、甲鱼、菱角、荞麦、鹌鹑肉、牛肉同食。食用猪肉后不宜大量饮茶。牛奶与瘦肉不合适同食，因为牛奶里含有大量的钙，而瘦肉里则含磷，这两种营养素不能同时吸收，国外医学界称之为磷钙相克。钙磷最佳比为1：1到1：1.5之间，此时互相促进吸收。胡萝卜：酒与胡萝卜不宜同食，会造成大量胡萝卜素与酒精一同进入人体，而在肝脏中产生毒素，导致肝病；另外萝卜主泻、胡萝卜为补，所以二者最好不要同食。紫菜(干)：紫菜不宜与柿子同食；不宜与酸涩的水果共同食用，易造成胃肠不适。
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Japanese table manners
Tables and sitting
In Japan, some restaurants and private houses are equipped with low Japanese style tables and cushions on the floor, rather than with Western style chairs and tables. Please visit our information page about sitting techniques and rules for more information.
A restaurant with traditional low tables
Itadakimasu and Gochisosama
In Japan, you say "itadakimasu" ("I gratefully receive") before starting to eat, and "gochisosama (deshita)" ("Thank you for the meal") after finishing the meal.
Indivial versus shared dishes
It is not uncommon in private households and in certain restaurants (e.g. izakaya) to share several dishes of food at the table rather than serving each person with his/her indivial dish. In such a case, you are supposed to move some food from the shared plates onto your own plate by yourself, using the opposite end of your chopsticks (if you have used them already) or with special chopsticks that may be provided for that purpose.
Chopsticks
The proper usage of chopsticks is the most fundamental element of Japanese table manners, and therefore, we have assigned them a separate information page.
Some Table Rules
Blowing your nose in public, and especially at the table, is considered bad manner.
It is considered good manner to empty your dishes to the last grain of rice.
Talking about toilet related and similarly disappetizing topics ring or before a meal is not appreciated by most people.
Unlike in some other parts of East Asia, it is considered bad manner to burp.
After finishing eating, try to place all your dishes in the same way as they were at the start of the meal. This includes replacing the lid of dishes which came with a lid and replacing your chopsticks on the chopstick holder or into their paper slip, if applicable.
Read more about chopstick rules.
Drinking rules
When drinking alcoholic beverages, it is a Japanese custom to serve each other, rather than pouring the beverage into one's own glass. You are supposed to periodically check your friends' cups, and serve them more once their cups are getting empty. Likewise, if someone wants to serve you more alcohol, you should quickly empty your glass and hold it towards that person.
While it is considered bad manner to become obviously drunk in some formal restaurants, for example in restaurants that serve kaiseki ryori (Japanese haute cuisine), the same is not true for other types of restaurants such as izakaya, as long as you do not bother other guests.
Do not start drinking until everybody at the table is served and the glasses are raised for a drinking salute, which usually is "kampai". Avoid using "chin chin" when drinking a toast, since in Japanese this expression refers to the male genitals.
How to eat...
... Rice:
Take the rice bowl into one hand and the chopsticks into the other and lift it towards your mouth while eating. Do not pour soya sauce over white, cooked rice.
... Sushi:
Pour some soya sauce into a the small plate provided. It is considered bad manner to waste soya sauce, so try not to pour more sauce into your plate than you are actually going to be using.
You do not need to add wasabi into your soya sauce, because the sushi pieces usually already contain wasabi, and some sushi pieces are supposed to be eaten without wasabi. If you choose to add wasabi, nonetheless, use only a small amount, in order not to offend the sushi chef. If you do not like wasabi, you can request that none is added into your sushi.
In general, you are supposed to eat a sushi piece in one bite. Attempts to separate a piece into two, most often end in the destruction of the beautifully prepared sushi. Hands or chopsticks can be used to eat sushi.
In case of nigiri-zushi, dip the piece into the soya sauce upside-down with the fish part ahead. A few kinds of nigiri-zushi, for example, marinated pieces, should not be dipped into soya sauce.
In case of gunkan-zushi, pour a small amount of soya sauce over it, rather than dipping it into the sauce.
... Sashimi:
Give some soya sauce into a small plate provided. Put some wasabi on the sashimi piece, but do not use too much wasabi as this would overpower the taste of the raw fish and possibly offend the chef. Use the sauce for dipping the sashimi pieces. Some types of sashimi are enjoyed with ground ginger rather than wasabi.
... Miso Soup:
Drink the soup out of the bowl as if it were a cup, and fish out the solid food pieces with your chopsticks.
... Noodles:
Lead the noodles with your chopsticks step by step into your mouth, while sucking them in with a controlled slurping sound. Try to the slurping sound of people around you.
In case of noodle soups, keep the distance between the bowl and your mouth small in order to avoid splashing. If a ceramic spoon is provided, use it to drink the soup, otherwise, lift the bowl to your mouth in order to drink the soup.
... Kare Raisu:
(and other dishes in which the rice is mixed with a sauce)
Kare Raisu (Japanese style curry rice) and other rice dishes, in which the rice is mixed with a sauce (for example, some domburi dishes) and may become a little bit difficult to eat with chopsticks, are often eaten with large spoons rather than chopsticks.
... Big pieces of food:
(e.g. prawn tempura, tofu)
Separate the piece with your chopsticks (this takes some exercise), or just bite off a piece and put the rest back onto your plate.
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British table manners
The fork is held in your left hand and the knife is held in your right.
You should hold your knife with the handle in your palm and your fork in the other hand with the prongs pointing downwards.
If you’re eating a dessert, your fork (if you have one) should be held in the left hand and the spoon in the right.
When eating soup, you should hold your spoon in your right hand and tip the bowl away from you, scooping the soup in movements away from yourself.
It is not acceptable to use your fingers at the table to eat or push food onto your fork. You may, however, eat some foods such as fruit, sandwiches, hamburgers, crisps, chips or pizza with your fingers.
If there are a number of knives or forks, then you should start from the outside set working your way in as each course is served.
Drinks should always be to the right of your plate with the bread roll to the left.
When eating bread rolls, break off a piece before buttering. Use your knife only to butter the bread, not to cut it.
You should not start eating before your host does or instructs you to do so. At larger meals, it is considered okay to start eating once others have been served.
When you’re finished, place your knife and fork together at five o’clock with your fork on the left (tines facing up) and knife on the right, with the knife blade facing in. This signals that you are finished.
Your napkin should never be screwed up. Nor should it be folded neatly as that would suggest that your host might plan to use it again without washing it - just leave is neatly but loosely.
Never blow your nose on your napkin. Place it on your lap and use it to dab your mouth if you make a mess.
It is considered rude to answer the telephone at the table. If you need to take an urgent call, excuse yourself and go outside.
Always ask for permission from the host and excuse yourself if you need to leave the table. You should place your napkin on your seat until you return.
If you must leave the table or are resting, your fork should be at eight o’clock and your knife at four o’clock (with the blade inwards). Once an item of cutlery has been used, it should not touch the table again.
The food should be brought to your mouth on the fork; you should sit straight and not lean towards your plate.
Dishes should be served from the right, and taken away from the right. Unless the food is placed on your plate at the table, then it should arrive from the left.
Drinks should be served from the right.
Never lean across somebody else’s plate. If you need something to be passed, ask the person closest to it. If you have to pass something, only pass it if you are closest to it and pass it directly to them if you can.
Salt & pepper should be passed together.
Do not take food from a neighbour’s plate and don’t ask to do so.
You must not put your elbows on the table.
If pouring a drink for yourself, offer to pour a drink for your neighbours before serving yourself.
If extra food is on the table, ask others first if they would like it before taking it yourself.
When chewing food, close your mouth and only talk when you have swallowed it.
Swallow all food before eating more or having a drink.
Do not slurp your food or eat loudly. Burping or sneezing at the table should be avoided, too.
Never pick food out of your teeth with your fingernails.
Try to eat all the food you are served.
Glasses served in a wine glass or other stemmed-glass should be held at the stem.
Always remember “regular” manners. Remember to say "please" and "thank you".
❸ 有谁知道英国的外来词。（加急！！！）
全是，英语基本是德语和法语的组合语。
例如fork - forque, farm - ferme 都是法语过来的
如果说现代后传过来的
en suite 套间
croissant 牛角面包
....这几个都是从法语来的
typhoon台风....从中文
....还有很多
❹ 世博有哪些国家有自建餐厅
我觉得那些餐厅都很贵，如果真的想感受一下就去法国吧！
法国请的是一对双胞胎兄弟厨师，都是法国人，做的也是地道的法国菜，环境很不错，就是很贵，最便宜的也要300元人民币。
我可以帮你推荐一些上海的特色，希望你喜欢。
【上海好吃不贵的经典小吃！】
上海经典路边摊
>浦东新区：
>1.浦东8百伴附近过桥米线10块（叫什么小歇的）；
>2.富山路东方路麻辣烫；
>3.栖霞路钱仓路重庆麻辣烫；
>4.栖霞路崂山东路烧烤
>5.潍坊路世纪大道智龙饭店3元/笼8只
>6.德平路上的川乡鱼里面的年糕小龙虾 25元
>7.招远路 的一家重庆麻辣烫 一家韩国烧烤，味道也很不错
>8.浦东南路上的有条弄堂里（在世纪大道和商城路之间的）里面有家麻辣烫味道想但不错的很正宗
>9.昌里路359号包旺锅贴：4元/两，每个锅贴比外面的稍大一些，原来里面的汤汁相当的多啊，很少吃到锅贴那么多汤汁的，赞一下；三鲜春卷：4元/3个，豆浆：2元，挺大的一杯，甜度适中，喝起来很舒服，味道很浓郁，有奶香，呵呵。
>10.塘桥巴黎春天B1的蜀趣，很有特色的川味小吃。尤其是冒烫做得很正宗，生意爆好。不过你的吃出来冒烫和一般麻辣烫的差别来。
>黄浦区:
>1.广东路浙江路口烤羊肉2元；
>2.浙江路福州路口老半斋的肴肉面6块（得过国家金奖的）；
>3.云南路宁海路口的伊利新疆菜馆门口的羊肉串;
>4.云南南路小吃街鲜得来排骨年糕7块；
>5.小绍兴鸡鸭血汤3.5元；
>6.三八旅社小龙16个3.5元；
>7.云南路上（或者附近？不太认路）汤团是一流（是家很小的店面）
>8.山东路近福州路仁济医院麻辣烫：
>9.来福士广场地下一层的云南美食林米线；
>10.董家渡路中山南二路家佳汤包鲜肉蟹粉汤包16.5/笼/15只；
>11.原董家渡路面料市场边上鸳鸯馄饨；
>12.董家渡路南昌街路口汤圆0.5圆一只；
>13.董家渡路蔑竹路麻辣烫；
>14.文庙西北狼烧烤鸡心；
>15.寿宁路小龙虾（把经去掉的）；
>16.人民路（沪南电影院对面）牛肉汤2块（牛就像自己家里养的一样）；
>17.复兴东路近光启路三角串；
>18.南市区红房子妇产科医院对面辣肉面（不过时间久矣, 拆没拆不能保证）；
>19.黄河路靠近青岛路那边有一家鸿兴酒家，里面卖砂锅，那个味道好啊
>20.福建路广东路14路终点站边上的德兴馆
>21.汉口路山东路过桥米线就在新旺这里10元就够了
>22.武进路河南路口，6路终点站；
>23.河南路海宁路口，天桥下，红色的房子,都是一串串的准备好放在冰柜，自己地只篮子去拿吧 辣辣的牛肉串一定要吃！
>卢湾区：
>1.蒙自路尤鱼面；
>2.肇周路济南路长脚面5块一碗，对面水饺混吞4块（纯手工酿造）；
>3.肇周路建国新路咸豆酱+油条（大碗的1.2元,小碗8角,油条6角）；
>4.复兴路大肠面；
>5.人工湖那里的好乐迪富民面馆素交面5块；
>6.马当路建国路小辣椒炸猪排4块；
>7.建国东路25号（近肇周路，顺昌路之间。新天地步行10分钟）党氏宁夏大碗羊肉面食馆
>8.雁荡路14号（近淮海路口）味香斋 推荐：麻酱拌面、小牛汤、大排、排骨年糕、冷
面。
>9.嵩山路65号(近淮海中路口) 神州豆浆大王
>10.卢湾区思南路19号（近淮海路）阿娘面馆(泰和饮食店)
> 徐汇区：
>1.万体馆近龙华龙三新村麻辣烫；
>2.龙华的易初超市边烧烤；
>3.复兴路襄阳南路（近永嘉路）串串香麻辣烫（加麻酱的很特别）宫爆鸭；
>4.永嘉路襄阳南路上的麻辣烫（有花生酱很神奇的），
>5.再往襄阳路走点“老地方”的面馆炸猪排5元；“东方红”奶茶
>6.弘基广场烤羊肉
>7.浦北路上的烧鹅（老板请给我推广费，都帮你找了N多下家了）
>8.大木桥路斜土路，金色港湾的红火锅（斜土路清真路之间）
>9.龙华西路天钥桥路路，大脚丫鞋城对面的新疆小饭店（龙华烈士陵园附近）。 因天钥桥路扩路，那里不久要拆迁了。大家要去赶快哦。
>虹口区：
>1.虹口足球场边西北郎烧烤；
>2.虹口公园139车站旁边有家烧烤店叫啥名字忘记了伊的羊肉串味道也很好的;
>3.鲁迅公园万寿斋，山阴路123号（四达路吉祥路间）三鲜馄饨，小笼；
>4.广灵二路近广灵一路烧烤；
>5.四川北路(靠近多伦路)四新食苑 4.5元4个.一般去吃的话就是一碗汤圆+一碗鲜肉小馄饨
>6.栗阳路上的,油豆腐粉丝汤,加点辣火,还有鸡杂,,,,
>7.吴淞路闸桥下（峨嵋路口）19路.55路车站。推荐食物：小笼8个/3元大肠粉丝堡15元
>8.七浦路麻辣烫
>9.东宝兴路轻轨站烧烤摊（有好几只，是个四五十岁的老男人）老板自暴曾经了新疆出队落户时学的手艺
>10.七浦路，铁马菜场路口，店名：广莲香，粥是不能少的拉！
>11.塘沽路上，靠近七浦路.店名:游子
>12.四川北路，山阴路的那个东泰广场里,店名：飞龙生煎,可惜不是推荐生煎～我觉得没有以前好吃了！要推荐的是蟹粉酸辣汤；
>静安区：
>1.枣阳路可的门口烤鸡翅3元；清真馆小盘鸡30元
>2.广州荔苑煲饭15元粥10元；
>3.华华饭店麻辣牛肉煲30元
>4.留香面馆辣酱面干挑5元；
>5.久光对过静安小庭麻辣烫
>6.石门二路新闸路口老沪东邮局门口的嘛辣烫很好吃，又便宜；
>7.华阳路宁夏大胡子老头的烧烤
>8.天山路易初莲花的“秦之味”，非常正宗的西安小吃，偶去过N次西安，这家可能是上海最正宗的一家。
>9.玉屏路“新疆玫瑰”的烤羊肉川，比较正宗。
>10.水城路上近虹古路的一家卖麻辣烫的门口晚上9：00以后会有两个小伙子卖烧烤，味道好极了
>11.娄山关路417号（近仙霞路口）兰桂坊酒家。> 普陀区：
普陀区：
>2.金沙江路枣阳路老邱老摊臭豆腐1块钱4块有甜面酱和辣酱
>3.长风馨园门口 还有其他小吃摊的香酥鸡 里脊肉
>4.梅川路万镇路口，有个回族老头头的烧烤蛮灵的!
>5.西宫 在曹杨路的那个门进去，店面有点破旧，天天生意都满好的...
>6.曹杨八村那里晚上有烧烤吃的,那里的花色品种老多的,价廉物美。
>杨浦区：
>1.提篮桥的老店麻辣烫
>2.许昌路靠近控江路，好象叫南翔小笼，伊拉的小笼和小馄饨老好吃的，以前小笼是3块8只,现在好象涨价了。
>闵行区:
>1. 锦江乐园地铁上面的新疆菜
>2.闻喜路上的油炸里脊肉
>3.彭浦新村临汾路阳曲路口的蜀国川菜。