BAI HA BA Restaurant

Sitting in the yard in front of the house and looking up at the sky quietly, in this crisp and clear night, the sky is full of twinkling stars, like countless silver beads densely inlaid in the dark night sky, shining brightly.

I ate Baihaba beef noodles at the night market in Burqin. In fact, beef noodles in the Altay region are basically the same taste. They are one of the three local specialties along with pilaf and big plate chicken. In fact, the best food in Kanas and Baihaba is the various fresh fish from the Irtysh River that flows upstream into the Arctic Ocean.

The price of Baihaba beef noodles is quite low. A bowl of beef noodles costs more than 30 yuan. The taste is just so-so. It is still delicious when you are hungry, and has a homely taste.

We came to the first village in the northwest and stayed in a primitive log cabin. After walking along the road for a while, we saw this Baihaba beef noodle restaurant. It is not the peak season yet, so there are not many tourists, but there are still several people eating in this restaurant. It is said that the noodles taste very good, especially the beef noodle soup is authentic.

The taste is average, but the proprietress is very nice. We ordered a mixed noodles and a fried noodles, both at 48 yuan each, which is a bit expensive. We also ordered a bowl of Kazakh milk tea at 5 yuan. There is not much to eat in Baihaba. The big plate chicken here ranges from 198 to 260 yuan. It is right next to the post office. The skewers are 10 yuan each, which is a bit expensive. When serving the dishes, the proprietress spilled milk tea on the postcard I wrote. When I paid the bill, the boss gave me a 25% discount. The boss took the initiative to give me a discount.

The roasted lamb at the reception center of the Baihaba scenic spot is very good, but the restaurants inside are really not that good. The beef noodles have very little beef, and the price is 40 yuan. Any stir-fried ingredients start at 40 yuan, and meat dishes start at 80 yuan.

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