[Location] Opposite the Turpan Museum, a little detour across the road.
[Service] Normal. But the Uyghur compatriots here are too enthusiastic, and his family's is normal, which seems not enthusiastic enough, hehe.
Restaurants here provide napkins and tea.
[Environment] Why are there so many flies in Turpan... As soon as I stop, flies stop on the edge of the bowl and the surface.
[Taste] I ordered mixed noodles, but I still want to eat pilaf. I saw the pilaf as soon as I entered the door. It's so tempting.
Mixed noodles 18 yuan: served very quickly. The noodles are very chewy, and the amount of mixed ingredients is not small, but the meat slices are too old and hard to chew.
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[Location] Opposite the Turpan Museum, a little detour across the road. [Service] Normal. But the Uyghur compatriots here are too enthusiastic, and his family's is normal, which seems not enthusiastic enough, hehe. Restaurants here provide napkins and tea. [Environment] Why are there so many flies in Turpan... As soon as I stop, flies stop on the edge of the bowl and the surface. [Taste] I ordered mixed noodles, but I still want to eat pilaf. I saw the pilaf as soon as I entered the door. It's so tempting. Mixed noodles 18 yuan: served very quickly. The noodles are very chewy, and the amount of mixed ingredients is not small, but the meat slices are too old and hard to chew.
A restaurant recommended by the local guide. The pilaf is 15 yuan per portion, and you can get more for free. It is the original and fragrant pilaf with only salt. I haven't tasted it anywhere else since leaving Xinjiang. The barbecue and noodles are also very good. It should be considered authentic. Anyway, the boss and the staff are all Uyghurs.
This is a small shop that mainly serves Xinjiang mixed noodles. The taste is very good and it is a very down-to-earth shop. Most of the people who come here to eat are old customers. The mixed noodles are very unique and paired with grilled skewers, which can be said to be a very unique combination. His mixed noodles are delicious, the noodles are very chewy, and the seasoning is also great. In addition to mixed noodles, there is also pilaf, which is also very good. It is a shop with a good reputation and is recommended to everyone!
The taste here is not as good as expected, but I am satisfied. The lamb skewers are 5 yuan a skewer, with four pieces of meat, which is a bit expensive and tastes average. The pilaf is mainly a combination of lamb, carrots, papaya and other foods. It tastes good and is not bad in nutrition. The service is good.
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