Shanghai’s Pujiang Huaiyan posts on WeChat Moments inviting people to check in at Huang Renxun’s same seat
Shanghai Huaiyang cuisine restaurant Pujiang Huaiyan posted on WeChat Moments, welcoming the public to come to the restaurant to take photos and check in at the same seat. The post’s accompanying image showed Jensen Huang dining with a woman at the restaurant, with the Huangpu River view visible outside the window. The post appeared after Jensen Huang admitted to an extramarital affair and related photos circulated on social media.
Pujiang Huaiyan is located in the riverside area of Lujiazui in Shanghai. It specializes in Huaiyang cuisine and is positioned as a mid- to high-end riverside-view restaurant. Public consumer reviews show average spending of about 400-500 yuan per person. There is currently no further official explanation from the restaurant about the background of the post or the specific time the photo was taken.
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Title: Screenshot of WeChat Moments post by Pujiang Huaiyan Publisher: AB Kuai.Dong (@_FORAB) reposted screenshot Publication date: 2026-11-09 URL: screenshot provided by the user (the original post platform was WeChat Moments, not a public webpage) Nature of source: social media screenshot Verification status: this reading reproduced the full text and accompanying image from the screenshot provided by the user, verification date 2026-11-08 Supporting content: supports the restaurant’s posted text, “Welcome everyone to come to Pujiang Huaiyan together to take photos and check in with the same photo,” and the accompanying image content
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On November 8, 2026, Jensen Huang sent an internal memo to Nvidia employees, admitting that he had been unfaithful to his wife. That same day, Nvidia’s board announced the launch of an independent investigation to examine whether his relationship with Alice Huang (Huang Le), a former executive at Singapore company Megaspeed, involved national security or corporate confidentiality risks. A U.S. intelligence assessment once regarded Alice Huang as a possible conduit for transmitting information to China.
Public reports show that Jensen Huang and Alice Huang had previously appeared in photos together in Taipei, including a bar scene during Computex 2024 and a Taipei restaurant scene in May 2025. The image attached to this Shanghai Pujiang Huaiyan post was among the contents that had recently circulated on Chinese social media, but mainstream English-language reports had not independently verified the time, place, or identities of the people in the photo.
The restaurant’s invitation in Moments to check in at the same seat is a common business practice of using photos of celebrity visits to attract traffic. This is similar to the increase in customer traffic at vendors after Jensen Huang was photographed at a Shanghai food market, but this time it involves a sensitive moment after the public admission of an extramarital affair. The restaurant did not name anyone or explain the source of the photo in the post.
What this event changes is the restaurant’s public use of an already circulated photo, not any new confirmation of the facts of Jensen Huang and Alice Huang’s relationship. The observation indicators are whether the Moments post is deleted or modified, and whether other Shanghai dining venues later follow with similar check-in invitations.
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An invitation in Moments to check in only proves that the restaurant published that text; it does not prove the authenticity of the photo or the relationship between the people in it.
Photos of celebrity visits can be converted into short-term customer traffic, but using them at sensitive moments increases content moderation and brand risk.