Location: Xining
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Where to eat Asian food in Xining: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Reviews on Asian food in Xining, Qinghai, China. Xining (Chinese: 西宁 Xīníng [ɕí.nǐŋ]; Standard Tibetan: ཟི་ལིང་། Ziling) is the capital of Qinghai province in western China, and the largest city on the Tibetan Plateau. It has 2,208,708 inhabitants at the 2010 census whom 1,198,304 live in the built up area made of 4 urban districts.
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6. Le Bar
LE BAR in the Lobby is the place to see and be seen while you enjoy your choice of gourmet coffees from around the world or the finest vintage Champagne.
5. Lao ChuFang SiFang Cai
4. Kwee Zeen
KWEE ZEEN is the ideal setting for all-day dining. Food at the buffet stations is mainly from China, Southeast Asia and Europe.
Reviewed By brujitadragon
The food is quite good and there is a huge variety; there is a buffet with asian, western, local.... the seafood is ok (but not very fresh considering we are away from the sea). The staff is quite friendly and the place is clean, however; no one cane to our table to ofer us drinks or take our plates away, other that that it is a nice place to dine and they have live music.
3. Xiao Yuan Men Shi Fu
Reviewed By Ryochi H
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2. HeiZhang Peng
Reviewed By Ives5
We went and ordered food for 4, it was all very confusing and not everything we ordered came. The dishes that did come were tasty but they came one a a time with a 10 or 15 minute wait between each dish, we would have ordered more if we had known what was going on but it want clear, and we waited an hour at the end and realized our last dish want coming, so we paid ( we were only charged for what we actually had ) and laft.What we had was tasty and reasonably priced, but the whole experience was time wasting and a little confusing.
1. ZhenYa Beef Noddle
Reviewed By Tlitchfield
Had the gan ban mian - excellent and a God send after the over cooked and over priced noodles found around Qinghai Lake. The directions on trip advisor are slightly wrong - same road but located just next to the mosque and restaurant name is in Chinese. With your back to the mosque turn right and it's a few shops down on the main road. There's no menu and when you sit you'll be asked if you want dry noodles (gan ban mian) or beef noodles (niu rou mian). And then if you want a big portion (da fen) or small (xiao fen). Had the small dry noodles which come with a small amount of beef and sauce, kind of like a tomato bolognese, without tomato - delicious and enough for lunch.
