SHANGHAI 1929 by Guillaume Galliot (hereafter referred to as 1929 by GG) is located within the historic Jinbei Building, home to Jinjiang Hotel in Shanghai (formerly known as Cathay Mansion).
This distinctive dining destination is the result of a collaboration between the visionary lifestyle brand onefifteen and renowned French chef Guillaume Galliot. Since its founding in 2013, onefifteen has been celebrated for its commitment to the concept of “the good life” and its dedication to creating exceptional lifestyle experiences. This shared vision led to a partnership with Michelin-starred chef Guillaume Galliot, with the ambition of creating a pioneering culinary destination where French haute cuisine and local flavors come together in a harmonious and innovative expression.
Designing a Space that Transcends Time
The concept behind 1929 by GG is rooted in the ambition to create a meaningful dialogue between the building’s rich heritage and contemporary culinary artistry. The interior design honors the original spirit and character of the Jinbei Building while seamlessly blending classical architectural details with modern French and European aesthetics. The result is an immersive sensory dining experience that guides guests through layers of history while offering an exceptional level of comfort, elegance, and sophistication.
Chef’s Table
In addition to the restaurant’s open main dining area, guests can enjoy an exclusive Chef’s Table experience designed for up to eight diners. Seated in Wire Dining Chairs, guests are immersed in an intimate setting that complements the artistry, creativity, and precision behind every dish.
Bar Lounge
Guests are also invited to relax in the hotel’s elegant bar and lounge, whether for a pre-dinner aperitif or an after-dinner coffee and cocktail. Inspired by the charm of early 20th-century Shanghai, the bar’s design evokes a sense of timeless sophistication, while a selection of Wire Bar Stools introduces a contemporary touch and provides moments of comfort and relaxation.
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