Location: Shangri-La County
Top Restaurants in Shangri-La County
- 1. Three Brother's Cafe
- 2. Bodhi Cafe & Bistro
- 3. Akhustonpa Tibetan Restaurant
- 4. Kamba Nomadic Cafe
- 5. Shangri-La Muou Puppet Restaurant
- 6. Shangri-La Yak Cheese ( Chinese name: MaoNiu NaiLao)
- 7. NaQuLinZang Can (SongZan LinKa Mei Jing Ge Hotel)
- 8. Tsing Moon Kitchen
- 9. Tsongkha Tibetan Restaurant
- 10. Yin Tong BianMin XiaoChi
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Most Popular Chinese food in Shangri-La County, Yunnan, China
Find out what Chinese restaurants to try in Shangri-La County. Shangri-La or Xianggelila is a county-level city in northwestern Yunnan province, People's Republic of China and is the location of the seat of the Diqing Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture.
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10. Yin Tong BianMin XiaoChi
Reviewed By 649yaul
Other restaurants have better food with (much) lower price. The Qing ke Bing is good. The beef pot is also quite good. However, never never never order the pork. It is tasteless, with a confusing texture. You will definitely have a remarkable memory after eating it.
9. Tsongkha Tibetan Restaurant
Tsongkha Tibetan restaurant is an owned Tibetan restaurant in Old Town, Shangri-La county. It provides some authentic Tibetan foods such hot-pot, Momos, Tibetan pizza(fried bread with meat), Thanthuk etc. Dawa Tsering, the owner, is very friendly and kind
Reviewed By Xianchu
After traveling the Yunnan province for several days, we stumbled upon this restaurant in Shangri-La Old Town. Not only did they serve amazing Yak-meat dumplings, the vegatables were tasteful as well.An excellent recommendation for anyone looking to try the Tibetan Cuisine.
8. Tsing Moon Kitchen
We are a restaurant devoting to the local highland food materials : fresh Yak hotpot , chicken hotpot with wild mushroom, Yak steak BBQ, Grilled Tibetan Black pig rib, together with some Chinese home style fried dishes.
Reviewed By bjornga
Friendly service and good food. Had fried tibetan pork and steamed egg with matsutake mushrooms, which was delicious. They also make a very nice rose petal wine. Will try the yak hotpot if we're ever back in Shangri-la. No English spoken, but that was not a problem.
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7. NaQuLinZang Can (SongZan LinKa Mei Jing Ge Hotel)
Reviewed By Junhong H
SongZan LinKa is so comfortable, feels like at home. Their service is fully surrounding the needs of their guests, paying attention to every small details. I stayed here two nights with my college friends, we had unforgettable happy time here.
6. Shangri-La Yak Cheese ( Chinese name: MaoNiu NaiLao)
Overall Ratings
4 based on 11 reviews
Specialty yak cheese shop offering locally produced cheese to help impoverished Tibetan herders improve their livelihoods. Includes a full menu and wine for pairing.
Reviewed By Dafne07
Me & my partner had a cheese plate and couple of glasses of local wine. The cheese was lovely and, surprisingly, the wine was drinkable too - the combination was very enjoyable. We visited this place at the end of November when it was already very cold and there are not so many tourist in Shangrila. Thus, we were the only people in the restaurant. The waiter was nice, but didn't speak any English. The restaurant had no heating, so we were eating & drinking in our full winter outfit with gloves on. However, it was still enjoyable experience and I am sure in summer it is a great place to have lunch or dinner. And the food & drink was good value too.
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5. Shangri-La Muou Puppet Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 16 reviews
The Puppet Western Restaurant has been in operations since 1997. We serve pizzas, pasta, soups, salads, sandwiches and burgers. Our yak burgers and pizzas are our top-selling items. We also offer clean and simple accommodations in terms of dormitory beds
Reviewed By Muppet333
I had a yak burger since others had raved about it. I wasn't disappointed, the meat was tender and the sauce in the bun divine. It came with chips which tasted homemade. The menu is extensive though - there's something for everyone and they have a pretty good selection of local beers.Staff were friendly - especially the manager who talks about the area with passion and is very informative. Other staff members didn't seem to have much English but the menu is well written in both Chinese and English so it's easy to point if you need to.It's not the best meal I've ever eaten but the value is good - average for western standard food in Shangri la. I'd highly recommend this place.Dear Muppet333,Thank you for your review. We are glad our yak burger didn't disappoint you. Our staff is currently undergoing English training and we hope that in the near future they'll be confident enough to speak up and interact with foreign customer.All the very best to you.Dorothy L
4. Kamba Nomadic Cafe
Real tibetan food and design. We pride ourselves in serving food that respects our nomadic tibetan lifestyle. We would be honoured to receieve you in our traditional and homey atmosphere and greet you with the best typical food in town. Furthermore, we wo
Reviewed By 381LindaR381
You are most certainly in for a special treat when you visit this charming restaurant. Entering past the traditional Tibetan entrance cloth into an intricately carved wooden paneled room adorned with artwork and artifacts sets the tone for your amazing meal. We feasted on delicious Yak meat pizza, noodle soup, barley bread and butter tea. But even more special was our interaction with the owners who became our new friends. What an amazing experience, one we will never forget. Highlight of our trip.
3. Akhustonpa Tibetan Restaurant
Overall Ratings
5 based on 30 reviews
Akhustonpa Tibetan Restaurant serves authentic Tibetan & Chinese lunch and dinner, with all organic vegetables and meat, sourced locally from the owner's village. Famous for Tibetan Hotpot and grassfed yak meat. Enjoy fresh, handcrafted barley spirits and
Reviewed By thinairadventures
Nyima is a fantastic host. His warm smile and hospitality is a great intro to wonderful food. He and is wife put their whole heart into making your dining experience excellent. The meat in the hot pot could not be more tender and succulent .They put a unique twist on the vegetable rolls which tasted garden fresh. Make this place a priority.Dear Sir or Madam Thanks for your comments on tripadvisor,i am so glad to hear that which you enjoyed our food.my Darling and i we are trying our best making our food nice, we are happy to sharing our tibetan food to all guests.we are looking forward to welcoming you in the near future. yours nyima
2. Bodhi Cafe & Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 62 reviews
We are right in the Old town,(DukuZong)Shangri-La. We serve local Tibetan, Chinese, Indian and western cusine. Also we bake fresh cake and bread with local ingredents. We us NO MSG in any of our foods. Nice seatting area with lots of books to check outs,
Reviewed By sammy10dog
We stopped for,late,lunch and shared a huge veg curry with rice. The veggies in this dish and in the veg momos we had we fresh and tasty. We enjoyed both dishes and although we were quite full decided to share a slice of cheesecake. Not only the best cheesecake we've had in China over the last 3 years, but a rival for any New York cheescake! Clean and comfortable with good service - we recommend this place!Dear GuestThank you for your kind reviews, we are so glad you enjoyed our food, we will continue to make more unique local food and keep serving better and better meals to all our guest. kind regardsbodhi Inn team
1. Three Brother's Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 88 reviews
Three brother 's cafe is focusing on local tibetan food/indian /asian food,welcome all of guests come to enjoying the best food.
Reviewed By Geoff C
My wife and I had two days in Shangri-La (Zhongdian) in July 2018 as part of a 24 day private tour of China with Wendy Wu Tours.We thoroughly enjoyed our stay in this city visiting the magnificent Songzanlin Monastery, the Dukezong Old Town and a visit to a Tibetan Village where we visited a house and presented the owner with a small gift from Australia as a nice piece of cultural exchange. On the advice of our tour guide we had dinner on our second night in Shangri-La at The Three Brothers Café in the Old Town beside the town square. We enjoyed delightful Tibetan and Yunnan cuisine in a most relaxed atmosphere. We chose Stones Yak Meat and Chicken and Cashew Nut as our shared meal and it was beautifully cooked and very tasty. I chose to have a bottle of their Yunnan Red Wine which was quite acceptable and my wife tried a Tibetan Pale Ale beer to compliment the meal. My wife found the taste of her pale ale quite different to what she has been accustomed to. We really appreciated that the owners and the staff had a reasonable command of the English language â this made choosing our meal and drinks from the menu so much easier. It was also great to meet a few fellow Australians on this evening. Throughout our 24 day private trip there was hardly a westerner in sight. Being able to have a rare conversation with fellow Australians was an added bonus. A highlight was the Tibetan circle dancing performed by the villagers in the main town square which happens every evening and tourists are invited to join in if they wish. It was very easy to view from the verandah of the Cafe. The Cafe is located on the first floor of an attractive building and you have to navigate quite a steep set of stairs. However the climb is well worth the effort. From this verandah it was wonderful watching the dance circle grow by the minute and admire the dancersâ skilful techniques. This was indeed a memorable, relaxed dining experience for both of us in this charming place called Shangri-La. The Three Brothers Café is highly recommended as a great place to unwind and enjoy a great meal. .
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