
Moon Bar
Xuhui, Shanghai
Bar in Shanghai, China
Why go
Moon Bar is worth choosing for an easy, low-spend Xuhui drink when atmosphere matters more than cocktail technique. Expect a casual basement lounge feel, sci-fi blue lighting, rainbow neon, walk-in-friendly access, a better fit for pre-game hangs or relaxed small groups than formal date-night dining.
About Moon Bar
Moon Bar is a Shanghai venue with limited public detail in this guide. The confirmed basics are simple: the listed price is $10 per person, the dress code is casual.
Use this page as a cautious planning note rather than a full review. Moon Bar may be a fit when you want a casual, low-cost option in Shanghai, but details should be checked directly before you go if timing, seating, current offering, or group planning matters.
A casual Shanghai option with a low listed price
The clearest reason to consider Moon Bar is the price signal: $10 per person. That positions it as an accessible option compared with higher-spend venues, but it does not confirm what is included, what is served, or whether any specials are available.
The casual dress code also keeps expectations simple. For anything more specific, including reservations, opening hours, or the current offering, confirm directly with the venue.
Plan around confirmed details only
Location detail is Shanghai. No specific street address, district, landmark, or building information is confirmed in this guide, so avoid relying on location descriptions when planning your route.
Moon Bar is best treated as a lightly documented Shanghai listing: useful for its low listed price and casual dress code, but not enough to support detailed claims about atmosphere, menu, seating, or service format. If those details matter, check current information before committing your evening.
For broader planning, use Pearl’s full Shanghai bars guide if the night needs another venue, or use the Shanghai restaurants guide first if dining is the anchor. Travelers mapping a fuller trip can also cross-check Shanghai hotels and other Shanghai planning resources. Within Pearl’s wider coverage, keep Moon Bar as the relevant named reference point for this listing.
Planning details
- Location
- No. 100, Lane 1588, Shanghai, China, 201702
- Phone
- +86 21 3979 6666
Venue details
Ambiance
A low‑key basement lounge with sci‑fi blue lighting, neon rainbow strips along the ceiling and staircase, and a casual neighborhood gay‑bar feel that works for both quiet drinks and pre‑game hangs.
Tags
Vibe
Best For
Experience
Format
At the Bar
- Bar Category
- Lounge
- Late Night
- Open Until 2am
Planning details
Location
No. 100, Lane 1588, Shanghai, China, 201702 · Directions
Also consider
Where to go if Moon Bar is not the right fit
Choose Epic if the night needs a more cocktail-led focus. Choose Pony Up if the plan is a fuller bar crawl rather than a simple nightcap.
Bar context
How Moon Bar compares in Shanghai
Against Club Primus, Pony Up, Le Bouchon, Pudao, Epic, Moon Bar reads as the flexible pick rather than the research-heavy one. Use it when booking ease and a relaxed late stop matter more than a clearly documented drinks identity.
If the night needs a more intentional bar choice, start with Epic or Pony Up before defaulting here. If the priority is a quieter, lower-stakes plan, Moon Bar is the safer backup because it asks less advance commitment.
Value is hard to judge without listed pricing, so the decision should be about risk: Moon Bar is lower-risk for spontaneity, while Club Primus, Le Bouchon, Pudao, Pony Up, Epic are better cross-shops when the venue itself is the point of the evening.
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Practical comparison
| Venue | Use it for | Booking read | Awards |
|---|---|---|---|
| Moon Bar | Casual late drink or flexible second stop | Easy | No published awards |
| Club Primus | More deliberate Shanghai bar plan | Plan ahead if timing matters | No published awards |
| Pony Up | Bar-first evening | Better for guests comparing cocktail rooms | Top 500 Bars 2027 · #3502025 Asia's 50 Best Bars · #97Tatler Best Bars Asia-Pacific 2025 |
| Le Bouchon | Alternative mood within Shanghai | Use as a cross-shop if Moon Bar feels too casual | No published awards |
| Pudao | Different ambiance choice | Compare before committing a full night | No published awards |
| Epic | More intentional cocktail-led plan | Stronger pick when drinks are the focus | No published awards |
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Moon Bar worth the prices?
It may be, if a $10 per person price point fits your plans in Shanghai. That is the price detail available here. Specifics about what is included are not confirmed, so check directly if value depends on the current offering.
What's the crowd like at Moon Bar?
The dress code is casual, which suggests you do not need formal attire, but visitor mix and atmosphere should be checked through current sources before going.
Does Moon Bar have happy hour deals?
The confirmed price is $10 per person, but any special deals should be confirmed directly with Moon Bar before you plan around them.
Is Moon Bar good for groups?
There is not enough information to confirm whether Moon Bar is especially good for groups. The $10 per person price and casual dress code may be useful for simple planning, but seating, reservations, capacity should be checked directly.
Is the food good at Moon Bar?
No food details are confirmed in this guide. If dining is important to your plans, confirm the current offering directly or choose a Shanghai venue with clearer dining information.
Is Moon Bar good for a date?
It could work for a casual plan if the $10 per person price and casual dress code match what you want. Confirm current details directly if the occasion depends on atmosphere, seating, or timing.
Do I need a reservation at Moon Bar?
If you are planning a specific time, a group visit, or an occasion, contact Moon Bar directly before going.


















