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Jasmine (Shatin)

Chinese · Sha Tin, Hong Kong · Scored September 10, 2026

Most guests asking around will not hear your name.

Google Maps rank
#38 of 40
AI answers
0 of 12
Google rating
3.7★ · 640
Nearby rank
#6 of 6
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AI answers8/25
Which assistant named you, per question
best in citynear me tonightspecial dinner
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named younamed a neighbour insteadneither
Named, by language of the question
English0/12
Cantonese (繁)0/3
Mandarin (简)0/3

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Google presence8/20
Rating against the AI floor3.5 → 5.0
3.54.04.55.0floor 4.3
you 3.7nearby
Reviews1/10
Last 10 reviews by dateoldest → newest
51
RepliedNo reply
Bookability0/15
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From Instagram
Social9/15
Instagram followers vs nearby
Jasmine (Shatin)9,883Paradise Dynast…23,280Modern Shanghai…35,874Sha Tin 187,221Nongenji Hunan …not checked yetShing Kee Noodl…not checked yet
Posts per month vs nearby
Jasmine (Shatin)not foundParadise Dynast…21.6Modern Shanghai…not foundSha Tin 185.3Nongenji Hunan …not checked yetShing Kee Noodl…not checked yet
Website & SEO9/15

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  1. Not named in any of 12 AI answers. When a guest asks an assistant for a place like yours, you are not in the conversation.AI answers
    +17 pts
  2. No online booking path at all — every guest has to call or message.Bookability
    +6 pts
  3. Rated 3.7 — below the 4.3 floor ChatGPT-class assistants usually require before recommending.Google presence
    +5 pts
  4. No reply to any of your last 10 reviews.Reviews
    +4 pts
  5. #38 of 40 on Google Maps for “Shanghainese restaurant Sha Tin Hong Kong” — below the first three a guest sees.Google presence
    +3 pts
  6. No Reserve a table button on your Google listing — the most direct booking path there is.Google presence
    +3 pts
  7. No Google review in the last three months.Reviews
    +3 pts
  8. No booking link on Google.Bookability
    +3 pts

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#1
Paradise Dynasty (New Town Plaza)4.9★ · 1,961 · AI 1/12
64
#262
#3
Nongenji Hunan Cuisine (Sha Tin)4.7★ · 626 · AI 0/12
56
#4
Sha Tin 184.1★ · 924 · AI 0/12
53
#5
Shing Kee Noodles4.2★ · 1,202 · AI 0/12
49
#6
Jasmine (Shatin) · you3.7★ · 640 · AI 0/12
36

What the assistants said

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Asked about you by name, Perplexity said:Named you
**Jasmine (Shatin)** appears to be a **Cantonese / Chinese dim sum restaurant** in **Sha Tin**, specifically at **Shop 117, Level 1, Home Square, 138 Sha Tin Rural Committee Road** in the New Territories.[1][5] OpenRice describes it as offering **innovative Canton cuisine and dim sum**, with occasional crossover dishes from other cuisines and limited-time specials.[1] On the **neighbourhood**, Sha Tin is a **New Territories** district in Hong Kong; the restaurant is located in the **Home Square** shopping area.[5][16] That places it in a residential and retail-oriented part of the New Territories rather than a central business district.[5] I **don’t see clear evidence in the results that this specific Sha Tin branch takes reservations**. The available listings give cuisine, address, and hours, but do not explicitly state reservation policy for the Sha Tin location.[1][5]
ChatGPTDidn't name you
Asked: “What are the best Shanghainese restaurants in Hong Kong? Give me a ranked list of 5 with the restaurant names.”
A ranked list of five highly regarded Shanghainese restaurants in Hong Kong: 1. **Ye Shanghai** — Marco Polo Hongkong Hotel, Tsim Sha Tsui 2. **Din Tai Fung** — Multiple locations, including Causeway Bay and Tsim Sha Tsui 3. **Crystal Jade La Mian Xiao Long Bao** — Multiple locations 4. **Shanghai House** — Tsim Sha Tsui 5. **Liu Yuan Pavilion** — The Mira Hong Kong, Tsim Sha Tsui Availability and branches can change, so it’s worth checking the current location and reservation status before visiting.
ChatGPTDidn't name you
Asked: “I'm in Sha Tin, Hong Kong tonight. Recommend 5 Shanghainese restaurants nearby. Names only, one per line.”
Crystal Jade Jiang Nan Shanghai Min Shanghai Po Po Din Tai Fung Shanghai House
ChatGPTDidn't name you
Asked: “Recommend 5 Shanghainese restaurants in Hong Kong for a special dinner with friends. Names and a one-line reason each.”
- **Old Bailey, Central** — Refined Jiangnan/Shanghainese cooking in an elegant Tai Kwun setting, ideal for a celebratory meal. - **Ye Shanghai, Tsim Sha Tsui** — Polished Shanghainese classics, excellent soup dumplings, and a sophisticated harbour-side atmosphere. - **Shanghai Min, Wan Chai** — Contemporary takes on Shanghainese favourites in a stylish, intimate dining room. - **Shanghai House, Causeway Bay** — Traditional dishes such as xiao long bao, braised pork, and scallion noodles in a comfortable setting. - **Crystal Jade La Mian Xiao Long Bao, various locations** — A dependable choice for expertly made dumplings and broad Jiangnan/Shanghainese favourites.
GeminiDidn't name you
Asked: “What are the best Shanghainese restaurants in Hong Kong? Give me a ranked list of 5 with the restaurant names.”
Here are the 5 best Shanghainese restaurants in Hong Kong, ranked based on culinary prestige, authenticity, and overall dining experience: ### **1. The Praya (大班樓姐妹餐廳 / 中環) or Jardin de Jade (蘇浙匯)** *Alternative undisputed top pick:* **Ye Shanghai (夜上海)** * **Why it ranks #1:** **Ye Shanghai** (located in Tsim Sha Tsui and Admiralty) holds a Michelin star and is widely considered the benchmark for refined Shanghainese dining in Hong Kong. It strikes a masterclass balance between time-honored traditional Huaiyang/Shanghainese flavors and modern, elevated presentation. * **Must-try dishes:** Baked Stuffed Crab Shell, Smoked Egg with Caviar, Crispy Rice with Shrimps in Tomato Sauce. --- ### **2. Shanghai Fraternity Association (香港蘇浙滬同鄉會)** * **Why it ranks #2:** Technically a private members' club in Central (though you can dine if booked through a member), this is the undisputed culinary home for Hong Kong’s elite Shanghainese diaspora. The chefs cook strictly for heritage flavor, offering an uncompromising, deeply nostalgic dining experience that public commercial restaurants struggle to match. * **Must-try dishes:** Braised Pork Belly with Cuttlefish, Dongpo Pork, Steamed Stuffed Duck. --- ### **3. Lao Jie Fang (老街坊) / Liu Yuan Pavilion (留園雅敘)** * **Top pick:** **Liu Yuan Pavilion (留園雅敘)** * **Why it ranks #3:** Located in Wan Chai, Liu Yuan Pavilion is a Michelin-recommended staple beloved by locals and critics alike. It is less flashy than upscale hotel spots, focusing instead on absolute execution, especially during hairy crab season. The atmosphere is bustling and authentic. * **Must-try dishes:** Hairy Crab Roe with Flat Noodles, "Lion’s Head" Meatballs, Drunken Chicken. --- ### **4. Jiangsu Club (江蘇薈)** * **Why it ranks #4:** While representing the broader Jiangsu province (which heavily influences classic Shanghainese cuisine), this Sheung Wan establishment offers some of the most intricate and sophisticated Huaiyang and Jiangnan cuisine in the city. The space is elegant, art-filled, and the knife-work and technique of the master chefs are world-class. * **Must-try dishes:** Shredded Tofu in Chicken Broth (knife-work showpiece), Braised Pork Trotter, Salted River Shrimp. --- ### **5. Wu Kong Shanghai Restaurant (滬江飯店)** * **Why it ranks #5:** A Hong Kong institution since the 1970s located in Tsim Sha Tsui. While slightly more casual and old-school than the top entries, Wu Kong represents the classic "Hong Kong-Shanghainese" tradition. It remains remarkably consistent, comforting, and authentic. * **Must-try dishes:** Xiao Long Bao (Soup Dumplings), Deep-Fried Yellow Fish with Seaweed, Shanghai Stir-Fried Thick Noodles.
GeminiDidn't name you
Asked: “I'm in Sha Tin, Hong Kong tonight. Recommend 5 Shanghainese restaurants nearby. Names only, one per line.”
Modern Shanghai Crystal Jade La Mian Xiao Long Bao Paradise Dynasty Shanghai Lao Lao The Dining Room
GeminiDidn't name you
Asked: “Recommend 5 Shanghainese restaurants in Hong Kong for a special dinner with friends. Names and a one-line reason each.”
Here are 5 Shanghainese restaurants in Hong Kong perfect for a special dinner with friends: 1. **The Praya (Sheung Wan)** Offers a trendy, design-forward space serving inventive neo-Shanghainese sharing plates and creative cocktails, making it ideal for a lively night out. 2. **Yè Shanghai (Tsim Sha Tsui)** A Michelin-starred institution at K11 MUSEA that pairs exquisitely refined, classic Shanghainese dishes with stunning Victoria Harbour views. 3. **Jiang-Nan Chun (Wan Chai)** Located in the St. Regis, it provides an ultra-luxurious, fine-dining setting featuring artfully elevated Jiangnan cuisine and world-class service. 4. **10 Shanghai (Causeway Bay)** Features glamorous 1930s "Old Shanghai" Art Deco decor and a vibrant atmosphere, perfect for groups wanting great retro ambiance alongside classic flavors. 5. **Lao Shan Dong (Tsim Sha Tsui)** A sophisticated yet welcoming favorite known for its warm hospitality, upscale interiors, and generous, deeply flavorful traditional banquet dishes built for sharing.
ClaudeDidn't name you
Asked: “What are the best Shanghainese restaurants in Hong Kong? Give me a ranked list of 5 with the restaurant names.”
# Best Shanghainese Restaurants in Hong Kong I don't have current, reliable data to give you a definitive ranked list, as restaurant scenes change frequently—places close, relocate, or change quality. However, some **historically well-regarded Shanghainese restaurants** in Hong Kong have included: 1. **1221** (Central) - Known for traditional Shanghai cuisine 2. **Jade Shanghai** - Popular for xiaolongbao and classic dishes 3. **Old Shanghai** - Established spot in various locations 4. **Yi** (or similar upscale Shanghai-focused venues) 5. **Local Shanghai-style eateries** in Causeway Bay or Mong Kok areas **For current recommendations, I'd suggest:** - Checking recent reviews on Google Maps or OpenRice (Hong Kong's main food platform) - Looking at Michelin Guide Hong Kong for rated options - Asking locals or recent travel blogs for up-to-date information This will give you accurate, current information about what's actually operating and well-reviewed right now. Is there anything else about Shanghainese cuisine specifically that I can help with?
ClaudeDidn't name you
Asked: “I'm in Sha Tin, Hong Kong tonight. Recommend 5 Shanghainese restaurants nearby. Names only, one per line.”
I don't have reliable current information about specific Shanghainese restaurants currently operating in Sha Tin. Restaurant openings, closures, and relocations happen frequently, and my data may be outdated. I'd recommend: - Searching Google Maps for "Shanghainese restaurants Sha Tin" - Checking OpenRice (a popular Hong Kong restaurant app/site) - Looking at recent reviews on TripAdvisor This will give you current options with real-time information about hours and availability for tonight.
ClaudeDidn't name you
Asked: “Recommend 5 Shanghainese restaurants in Hong Kong for a special dinner with friends. Names and a one-line reason each.”
# 5 Shanghainese Restaurants in Hong Kong 1. **Din Tai Fung** – Iconic xiaolongbao (soup dumplings) that justify the visit alone, with elegant ambiance perfect for special occasions. 2. **Jing Fong** – Energetic dim sum experience with excellent Shanghainese specialties and a fun, social dining atmosphere. 3. **Jade Garden** – Upscale setting with refined dishes like shredded eel and braised pork belly, ideal for more formal dinners. 4. **Crystal Jade** – Reliable quality with signature dishes like smoked fish and sticky rice, complemented by elegant modern décor. 5. **Shang Palace (Shangri-La)** – Fine dining option offering premium Shanghainese cuisine in a sophisticated hotel setting, best for impressive celebrations. **Pro tip:** Reservations are essential for all, especially for weekends or larger groups. Din Tai Fung is most famous but often crowded; arrive early or book ahead.
DeepSeekDidn't name you
Asked: “What are the best Shanghainese restaurants in Hong Kong? Give me a ranked list of 5 with the restaurant names.”
Here is a ranked list of the top 5 Shanghainese restaurants in Hong Kong, based on authenticity, quality of signature dishes, and overall dining experience. ### 1. **Shanghai 1930** - **Why it's #1:** Widely regarded as the benchmark for fine Shanghainese cuisine in Hong Kong. The restaurant is known for its elegant, old-world Shanghai atmosphere and meticulous preparation of classic dishes. Their **smoked fish** (熏鱼) and **braised pork belly** (红烧肉) are exceptional. - **Location:** Central ### 2. **Old Shanghai** - **Why it's #2:** A beloved institution that has been serving hearty, homestyle Shanghainese food for decades. It’s praised for its consistency and comforting flavors. The **pan-fried pork buns** (生煎包) and **hot and sour soup** (酸辣汤) are standout items. - **Location:** Tsim Sha Tsui (also has a branch in Wan Chai) ### 3. **Crystal Jade La Mian Xiao Long Bao** - **Why it's #3:** While technically a chain, this is a top choice for its consistently excellent **xiaolongbao** (soup dumplings) and **hand-pulled noodles**. It’s a reliable, high-quality option that balances authenticity with a modern, clean setting. - **Location:** Multiple locations (Causeway Bay, Times Square, etc.) ### 4. **Din Tai Fung** - **Why it's #4:** Though Taiwanese in origin, Din Tai Fung's menu is heavily influenced by Shanghainese cuisine, and its execution of **xiaolongbao** and **drunken chicken** (醉鸡) is world-class. It’s a safe, crowd-pleasing choice with excellent service. - **Location:** Multiple locations (Causeway Bay, Tsim Sha Tsui, etc.) ### 5. **The Bund** - **Why it's #5:** A more modern, stylish option that offers a refined take on Shanghainese classics. It’s praised for its **sweet and sour spare ribs** (糖醋排骨) and **Shanghai-style noodles** (上海粗炒). The ambiance is upscale, making it good for a special dinner. - **Location:** Causeway Bay
DeepSeekDidn't name you
Asked: “I'm in Sha Tin, Hong Kong tonight. Recommend 5 Shanghainese restaurants nearby. Names only, one per line.”
Shanghai Lao Lao Crystal Jade La Mian Xiao Long Bao Wang Jia Sha Xiao Nan Guo Lao Shanghai
DeepSeekDidn't name you
Asked: “Recommend 5 Shanghainese restaurants in Hong Kong for a special dinner with friends. Names and a one-line reason each.”
Here are 5 Shanghainese restaurants in Hong Kong ideal for a special dinner with friends, each offering a distinct atmosphere and authentic flavors. 1. **Ye Shanghai (夜上海)** – Elegant and refined, this classic spot serves exquisite Shanghainese dishes in a sophisticated setting perfect for a celebratory meal. 2. **Xiao Nan Guo (小南國)** – Renowned for its upscale take on traditional Shanghai cuisine, with beautifully presented dishes and a warm, inviting ambiance for group dining. 3. **Liu Yuan Pavilion (留園雅敘)** – A hidden gem in Wan Chai, offering authentic Shanghainese fare in an intimate, art-filled space that feels exclusive and special. 4. **Old Shanghai (老上海)** – Nostalgic decor reminiscent of 1930s Shanghai paired with hearty, time-honored recipes make this a memorable choice for friends. 5. **Shanghai Garden (上海花園)** – Known for its refined yet comfortable atmosphere, this restaurant serves delicate Shanghainese specialties that impress without pretension.
DeepSeek · Cantonese (繁)Didn't name you
Asked: “Hong Kong最好嘅Shanghainese餐廳係邊幾間?請排名列出5間,寫出餐廳名。”
以下是香港5間備受推崇嘅上海菜餐廳排名(按口碑及經典程度排序): 1. **留園雅敍** 灣仔老字號,以精緻滬菜同手工點心聞名,招牌菜包括蟹粉小籠包、紅燒元蹄。 2. **老上海** 中環蘇豪區人氣店,強調傳統上海家庭風味,必試生煎包、炒鱔糊同葱油拌麵。 3. **夜上海** 尖沙咀星光行旗艦店,主打經典滬菜同新派 fusion,推介醉雞、清炒河蝦仁同東坡肉。 4. **雪園** 北角老牌上海館,以平價抵食見稱,必食小籠包(現包)、豆沙鍋餅同賽螃蟹。 5. **上海弄堂** 銅鑼灣時代廣場附近嘅連鎖店,主打家常滬菜,推薦鹹豆花、蒜泥白肉同糖醋小排。 每間餐廳各有特色,建議按自己口味偏好選擇。若想試傳統精緻路線,可優先考慮留園雅敍;追求性價比則揀雪園或上海弄堂。
DeepSeek · Cantonese (繁)Didn't name you
Asked: “我今晚喺Hong KongSha Tin,推薦5間附近嘅Shanghainese餐廳。只需要餐廳名,一行一間。”
1. 翡翠拉麵小籠包(沙田新城市廣場店) 2. 上海姥姥(沙田廣場店) 3. 王家沙(沙田新城市廣場店) 4. 小南國(沙田新城市廣場店) 5. 老上海飯店(沙田石門京瑞廣場店)
DeepSeek · Cantonese (繁)Didn't name you
Asked: “想同朋友喺Hong Kong食一餐特別嘅晚飯,推薦5間Shanghainese餐廳,每間一句原因。”
以下係5間香港嘅上海菜餐廳,每間附上一句原因,適合同朋友食一餐特別嘅晚飯: 1. **老上海飯店** —— 經典懷舊裝潢,彷彿回到三十年代上海灘,氛圍獨特。 2. **夜上海** —— 坐擁維港夜景,邊品嚐精緻滬菜邊賞燈光,浪漫又難忘。 3. **王家沙** —— 招牌小籠包皮薄多汁,仲有即叫即煎生煎包,地道風味滿分。 4. **滬江飯店** —— 連續多年米芝蓮推介,傳統菜式如紅燒元蹄同蟹粉豆腐水準極高。 5. **留家廚房** —— 主打創新滬菜,例如煙燻素鵝同黑松露小籠包,驚喜連連。
DeepSeek · Mandarin (简)Didn't name you
Asked: “Hong Kong最好的Shanghainese餐厅有哪些?请按排名列出5家,写出餐厅名称。”
在香港,以下五家上海菜餐厅口碑较好,按推荐排名如下: 1. **上海弄堂** 以地道家常菜闻名,小笼包、葱油拌面和红烧肉备受推崇,氛围温馨。 2. **留园** 老牌沪菜馆,环境优雅,主打精致沪式点心与蟹粉菜,适合商务或家庭聚餐。 3. **王家沙** 源自上海的连锁品牌,供应传统点心如生煎包、鲜肉月饼,味道正宗。 4. **老上海** 专注本帮菜,招牌菜包括油爆虾、糖醋排骨,性价比高,适合日常用餐。 5. **绿杨邨** 以经典淮扬菜及沪式小碟见长,环境典雅,八宝辣酱和清炖狮子头颇受欢迎。 这些餐厅均提供沪式经典料理,可根据口味偏好选择。
DeepSeek · Mandarin (简)Didn't name you
Asked: “我今晚在Hong KongSha Tin,推荐5家附近的Shanghainese餐厅。只要餐厅名称,一行一家。”
上海姥姥(沙田新城市广场店) 沪江饭店(沙田店) 老上海(沙田店) 上海弄堂(沙田店) 小南国(沙田店)
DeepSeek · Mandarin (简)Didn't name you
Asked: “想和朋友在Hong Kong吃一顿特别的晚餐,推荐5家Shanghainese餐厅,每家一句理由。”
1. **老上海饭店**:传统经典沪菜,招牌红烧元蹄和蟹粉豆腐让人回味无穷。 2. **沪江饭店**:位于铜锣湾,环境优雅,必试生煎包和葱油拌面,地道上海风味。 3. **雪园**:以精致点心闻名,小笼包皮薄汤多,搭配姜醋汁堪称一绝。 4. **夜上海**:坐拥维港夜景,中西合璧的沪式创意菜,适合浪漫晚餐。 5. **霞飞会馆**:融合法式元素的上海菜,招牌砂锅馄饨鸡和蟹粉捞面极具仪式感。

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質素大不如之前了

★★★★★ · Nov 21, 2020No reply

This is located in the Home Square mall. It offers some unique dishes. Popular and satisfying.

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