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shanghai itinerary for hotties🫦💅shopping, it girl restaurants, viral spots
Shanghai Itinerary: Shopping, Restaurants & Viral Spots
hey bb, this is an re-upload and I wanted to apologize about the intro from the first upload. This might make me sound really stupid but when I was reached up by this individual asking if I wanted an intro I was like sure thing and they shown me some work which they claim it to be hand drawn....
hey bb, this is an re-upload and I wanted to apologize about the intro from the first upload. This might make me sound really stupid but when I was reached up by this individual asking if I wanted an intro I was like sure thing and they shown me some work which they claim it to be hand drawn. Personally I like animated style and HAD 0 idea it was AI because I personally don't use AI nor do I understand what AI honestly looks like. Also for the price of it I couldn't believe they made it with AI BRO. Anyways, thank you for letting me know, I messaged them and I will always strive to do better!! Hope you guys love this video hehe, and I will see you next Sunday bestiessss
In this sizzling vlog, lilxlbao takes you on a hot girl itinerary through Shanghai, hitting up the best shopping spots, trendy it-girl restaurants, and viral locations. Expect a stylish, fun-filled adventure showcasing the city's most Instagrammable places. Perfect for anyone wanting to experience Shanghai like a local fashionista. Get ready to explore the city's hottest scene!
hey bb, this is an re-upload and I wanted to apologize about the intro from the first upload. This might make me sound really stupid but when I was reached up by this individual asking if I wanted an intro I was like sure thing and they shown me some work which they claim it to be hand drawn. Personally I like animated style and HAD 0 idea it was AI because I personally don't use AI nor do I understand what AI honestly looks like. Also for the price of it I couldn't believe they made it with AI BRO. Anyways, thank you for letting me know, I messaged them and I will always strive to do better!! Hope you guys love this video hehe, and I will see you next Sunday bestiessss
The creator says she is going to Shanghai to meet her friend Vicki and that she reached the train station only about ten minutes before departure but still made it. At the hotel she tours a large room with a big shower and says she got a free upgrade, crediting her IHG credit card; she says the room, on the fifth floor, does not have much of a view. Vicki is delayed by a visa process, so the creator picks up a coffee and then meets her. They walk in nice, not hot weather to a restaurant where, she says, you cannot eat outside and the outdoor area is just for photos. They share pizza and drinks, then shop at a clothing store, try a matcha soda, visit an open-area shopping street and try on clothes, and stop at Zara looking for dress options for dinner. The first dinner restaurant is closed, so they find another beside it with a view, a customer singing and drinks; she says they came for the view and the food is okay. The next morning she is hungover, recovers at the hotel, and says her friend is out with family. She decides against room service because a bowl of noodles would be 88, orders takeout and picks it up downstairs, and also gets delivered cut fruit for about $6. She then has Molly tea for breakfast, talks about a Molly tea collab perk that works only at Shanghai branches, and finds the included scent sticker smells unpleasant. Later segments show a lunch of grandma's noodles, an editing-heavy day before a trip, skincare and coffee, and an online clothes try-on haul in which she keeps some pieces and plans to return others, saying she can return clothes in China if she does not love them. She mentions that everything she tried came to $138. She then goes to a friend's birthday dinner at a restaurant next to a mall with a lake, explains how they met through a meetup organized on the Little Red Book app, and says you can deliver a cake to a restaurant, where staff will keep it in the fridge with no cake-cutting fee. At dinner they open a gift, share dishes and a sour soup, get a birthday noodle, and watch another table's cake being served. They end with a shop visit where they choose and open small figures, and she buys makeup remover and a hair mask for an upcoming trip.
The creator travels to Shanghai to meet her friend Vicki and starts with a hotel room tour, saying she got a free upgrade with her IHG credit card. They visit a photo-focused restaurant where you cannot eat outside, shop for clothes, try a matcha soda, and have dinner with a view. The next morning she recovers at the hotel with delivered fruit, takeout noodles and Molly tea. The video then moves to a clothing try-on haul, a birthday dinner for a friend with a gift, birthday noodles and cake, and a visit to a shop where they pick small figures.
A Shanghai trip vlog with a hotel room tour, shopping, dinner with a view, a recovery day of delivered food and a friend's birthday dinner.
Shanghai Girls Trip Vlog: Hotel, Shopping, Dinner and Recovery Day
0:31 The creator says her hotel room was upgraded for free and credits her IHG credit card. She tours a large room on the fifth floor with a big shower, though she says there is not much of a view.
2:37 At the restaurant they visit, the creator says you cannot eat outside even though it looks like it does in photos. The outdoor area is just for taking pictures, so plan to eat inside.
11:20 Instead of hotel room service, the creator sees 88 for a bowl of noodles and orders takeout instead. She has to go downstairs to pick it up, which she says is fine.
12:19 The creator shows a fruit order of orange, kiwi, mango and watermelon that arrived delivered and cut. She says it cost about $6 delivered, which she compares with life in America.
13:08 The creator says a Molly tea collab perk at a Shanghai shop, giving one free Molly tea, only works at Shanghai branches. She says she is no longer at a Shanghai branch, so the perk does not apply to her.
19:37 The creator says she can return clothes she orders online in China if she does not love them. She also says a large can feel like an extra large, so you still need to try things on.
21:44 The creator says the Little Red Book app has posts for meetups in your city. She describes a tag game in a park that cost 120 as a drink fee, paid to the organizer.
23:47 The creator says you can have a cake delivered to the restaurant and staff will put it in the fridge for you. She says there is no cake-cutting fee, unlike America.
0:31 The creator says her hotel room was upgraded for free and credits her IHG credit card. She tours a large room on the fifth floor with a big shower, though she says there is not much of a view.
2:37 At the restaurant they visit, the creator says you cannot eat outside even though it looks like it does in photos. The outdoor area is just for taking pictures, so plan to eat inside.
11:20 Instead of hotel room service, the creator sees 88 for a bowl of noodles and orders takeout instead. She has to go downstairs to pick it up, which she says is fine.
12:19 The creator shows a fruit order of orange, kiwi, mango and watermelon that arrived delivered and cut. She says it cost about $6 delivered, which she compares with life in America.
13:08 The creator says a Molly tea collab perk at a Shanghai shop, giving one free Molly tea, only works at Shanghai branches. She says she is no longer at a Shanghai branch, so the perk does not apply to her.
19:37 The creator says she can return clothes she orders online in China if she does not love them. She also says a large can feel like an extra large, so you still need to try things on.
21:44 The creator says the Little Red Book app has posts for meetups in your city. She describes a tag game in a park that cost 120 as a drink fee, paid to the organizer.
23:47 The creator says you can have a cake delivered to the restaurant and staff will put it in the fridge for you. She says there is no cake-cutting fee, unlike America.
0:07 Heading to Shanghai by train
0:31 Hotel room tour and free upgrade
2:25 A restaurant for photos
3:23 Shopping and trying on clothes
5:03 Matcha soda and open-air shopping
8:38 Dinner with a view
9:35 Recovery morning at the hotel
11:18 Takeout noodles and delivered fruit
12:49 Molly tea for breakfast
15:44 The next day and birthday prep
18:37 Trying on an online clothes haul
21:33 Heading to a birthday dinner
23:30 Birthday restaurant near a lake mall
26:05 Birthday noodles and cake
27:11 Picking and opening small figures
0:07 Heading to Shanghai by train
0:31 Hotel room tour and free upgrade
2:25 A restaurant for photos
3:23 Shopping and trying on clothes
5:03 Matcha soda and open-air shopping
8:38 Dinner with a view
9:35 Recovery morning at the hotel
11:18 Takeout noodles and delivered fruit
12:49 Molly tea for breakfast
15:44 The next day and birthday prep
18:37 Trying on an online clothes haul
21:33 Heading to a birthday dinner
23:30 Birthday restaurant near a lake mall
26:05 Birthday noodles and cake
27:11 Picking and opening small figures
Did the creator get a hotel upgrade in Shanghai?
She says she got a free room upgrade and credits her IHG credit card. She tours a large room on the fifth floor with a big shower and says it does not have much of a view.
Can you eat outside at the photo restaurant she visits?
She says you cannot eat outside there. The outdoor area is just for taking pictures, and the group eats inside.
Why did she order takeout instead of hotel room service?
She says room service would be 88 for a bowl of noodles, so she orders takeout and goes downstairs to pick it up.
How much was the delivered fruit?
She says the cut fruit, with orange, kiwi, mango and watermelon, cost about $6 delivered.
Does the Molly tea perk work in every city?
She says a free Molly tea perk she earned at Sweet Chilling in Shanghai only works at Shanghai branches, so it did not apply once she was elsewhere.
Can you return online clothing orders in China?
She says she can return pieces she does not love after trying them on, and that sizing varies because a large can feel like an extra large.
Can you bring a birthday cake to a restaurant in China?
She says you can deliver a cake to the restaurant, where staff will put it in the fridge, and that there is no cake-cutting fee.
What did the restaurant do for the birthday?
After she told staff it was her friend's birthday, the restaurant brought a birthday noodle.
