I felt like I'd probably get nowhere fast when I looked up where to get a Reuben in Shanghai. I thought that even if I were to find one, that it would be on the wrong kind of bread, or that it wouldn't come with fries or worse, wouldn't include a pickle. Rest assured, Tock's relieved my every sandwich-related anxiety. The beef was flavorful without going really heavy on the salt, a common offense among Western restaurants in Asia. The menu was in English, and what you see in the picture I posted cost me ¥80, which at the time of writing equals about $12 or so, though I got water to drink (it included ice. Rare.) Although I am American, the menu included many Canadian favorites, namely poutine, which was featured at the very top of the menu. Every sandwich is avaliable in a regular or monster size, I chose regular, but the monster variety was only ¥20 more, and included more meat and probably other ingredients, but I didn't pay attention. They had club sandwiches also, and before you start feeling too guilty that you're craving so much Western food while in Shanghai, they also included smoked stock as a meat option. I would highly recommend anybody looking for a quick fix of some Western food try coming here.