01 / SHANGHAI
Shanghai · Yanping Road Flagship
Lanterns, wooden tables and window light. Take your time at our Shanghai flagship.



SHANGHAI · BEIJING
Entirely vegan fusion in Shanghai and Beijing.
Our story began in Shanghai in 2020.
“Du” points to Chengdu; “Li” to grains.
A fondness for Sichuan flavours
finds new possibilities in plant-based food.
Sichuan spice and inspiration from across Asia,
brought together as a surprisingly tasty plant-based fusion.

Beginning with familiar flavours,
we build a plant-based fusion of Sichuan and the rest of the world.
Mapo tofu with chickpea hummus.
Gongbao flavours on a pizza.
Sichuan spice takes new forms through
culinary ideas from Asia and beyond.
We believe the pleasure of a meal
begins with generous, flavourful food.
Some dishes contain alliums, nuts, soy or wheat. Please tell our team about allergies or dietary requirements before ordering.


01 / SHANGHAI
Lanterns, wooden tables and window light. Take your time at our Shanghai flagship.


02 / BEIJING
Old doors, communal tables and warm light. Find DULi in the Friendship Store compound.


GUEST VOICES
Real experiences, shared on HappyCow and Tripadvisor.
Shanghai ·
Creative fusion dishes. The mapo tofu hummus, burger, dan dan noodles and tiramisu all tasted delicious.

Beijing ·
An enjoyable solo dinner, with kind and helpful service.

Shanghai ·
Good choices and easy ordering in English.

Beijing ·
Owner was super friendly, food was extremely creative and delicious!

Beijing ·
Pesto rice cakes and pizza stood out for their creative flavours, alongside friendly service. The reviewer also notes smaller portions and higher prices than many vegetarian restaurants.

Beijing ·
Inventive flavour combinations and thoughtful help choosing food and drinks.

Shanghai ·
Visited twice during a Shanghai trip; praised flavour and service.

Beijing ·
Enjoyed the food, rice beer and lively courtyard setting.

Shanghai ·
A distinctive fusion dinner, with mushrooms and pizza.

Shanghai ·
Fresh-tasting food, ravioli and a memorable tiramisu.

Beijing ·
Fresh dishes and a relaxed setting, enjoyed by a non-vegan too.

Beijing ·
Varied food and drinks, in a quiet restaurant within a busy area.

Shanghai ·
Non-vegan friends enjoyed the meal too; keen to return.

Beijing ·
Chinese–Western fusion, a cosy space and standout mushroom skewers.

Beijing ·
A memorable chocolate brownie and an appealing menu.

Beijing ·
A non-vegan guest enjoyed the maki and mushroom skewers.

Shanghai ·
Two enjoyable visits, distinctive dishes and some spicy options.

Shanghai ·
Mapo tofu hummus, a cocktail and a satisfying fusion lunch.

Shanghai ·
Creative dishes and balanced spices, with welcoming service and atmosphere. The reviewer also notes the small space and limited seating.

Beijing ·
Helpful service and mushroom kebabs; would return on another Beijing visit.

Beijing ·
A relaxed lunch with a friend: creatively presented food, quick service and attentive staff made it a place to linger and chat.

Beijing ·
A varied plant-based meal with quick, welcoming service. Both indoor and outdoor seating contributed to the relaxed atmosphere.

Beijing ·
Visiting with two dogs, the reviewer appreciated staff bringing them water, the fresh food and a refreshing alcohol-free drink.

Beijing ·
Western-inspired dishes meet Chinese influences, making this a memorable stop for a light lunch or a full dinner.

Shanghai ·
A delivery order before heading to the airport: particularly memorable mushrooms and delicious food, with a little heat.

Beijing ·
Creative sauces, beautifully presented mushroom dishes and natural wine, with English-speaking service. Equally inviting for dinner or a quick drink.

Shanghai ·
Mushroom skewers and Tom Yum soup made this a memorable meal.

Shanghai ·
A returning lunch guest praises the bao and mapo tofu hummus. They recommend booking the small space and note that portions may feel modest for bigger appetites.

Shanghai ·
The mushroom risotto was the standout, with tiramisu and masala cake also earning praise.

Shanghai ·
Creative twists on Asian dishes, especially cauliflower croquettes, Tom Yum wonton soup and masala cake. The reviewer notes that Sichuan pepper’s tingling heat may take some getting used to.

Shanghai ·
Amazing food, great drinks, super environment.

Shanghai ·
A modern multi cuisine vegan restaurant in Shanghai!

Selected excerpts and summaries, with source ratings. Images are labelled as guest photos or DULi official photographs.
SHANGHAI · BEIJING
Both restaurants: Mon–Sun 11:00–22:00 (China Standard Time)
Contact your chosen restaurant for reservations and dietary requests.
SHANGHAI
Mon–Sun 11:00–22:00 (China Standard Time)
BEIJING
Mon–Sun 11:00–22:00 (China Standard Time)