木雅藏餐

On the way to Moshi Park, we happened to pass by Luhuo County. It looked quite large, so we simply started to look for food with hunger. Coincidentally, we just drove on the street and saw several restaurants side by side. There were parking spaces at the door. Let's go here! Although it is on the street, it is a residential building. The residents on the first floor facing the street turned their homes into a small restaurant that is half-living and half-business, and Muya Tibetan Restaurant is such a small restaurant. The Tibetan sister invited us to sit down, served butter tea and her own apples, and the wonderful meal began! Yak meat is naturally the staple food here. Beef patties, beef buns, beef pizza, and beef stewed with radish are all good choices that will not go wrong. The meat is tender and delicious, and even the elderly can eat it! And my favorite Tibetan steamed bun with ginseng fruit yogurt is highly recommended to everyone. The hot coarse grain steamed buns are dipped in sweet ginseng fruit yogurt, and one bite is satisfying! One bite is unforgettable! #Local food #National Day travel diary #Self-driving with friends #Local special snacks #Ancient towns and villages worth visiting