Restaurants in Kashgar
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John's Cafe
In the courtyard of Sèmǎn Bīnguǎn, this is a popular hang-out, offering both Western (pricey) and Chinese (cheaper) dishes. There's another branch in the Chini Bagh Hotel.
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Night Market
The night market opposite the Id Kah Mosque (in the alleys east of Jiefang Beilu) is another good place to sample local fare. Vendors sell chickpeas, kebabs, breads, boiled goat heads and tasty desserts.
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Chinese fast-food stalls
Stalls here serve oily but cheap lunches in an alley off Renmin Xilu. This is a good option for vegetarians; just point and pay. Go at noon when the food is hot.
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Intizar
A jam-packed Kashgar favourite, the classic dish here is tohu gangpan (jīròu mífàn), spicy chicken and potatoes with rice.
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Indy's Café
South a block or so off Renmin Xilu, this is a real haven for genuine coffee and tea with tastefully appointed interiors. Internet access is available.
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Karakorum Café
Smart-looking cafe serving Western-style breakfasts, salads, sandwiches, desserts and coffee. The warmed banana nut muffins are outstanding. Another attraction is the bathroom, possibly the best in all of Xīnjiāng.
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Gallery Café
This American and Canadian cafe serves pizzas, drinks and desserts. Grab a seat by the window and watch life pass by on the alley, or head upstairs to relax on the sofas in an artsy setting. To find it, walk down Jiefang Beilu for 100m (from Renmin Xilu) and turn right at the first alley, just past the Nuran Restaurant. The cafe is a few steps down on the right.
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Altun Orda
A sumptuously designed restaurant, famous for its roasted mutton (Y55). Other tasty dishes include ghoush nan (meat pie) and mirizlig manta (pastry with raisins and walnuts).
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Fubar
Grab a beer here and relax on the roof garden in the evening (well, Xīnjiāng time) after a long, sweaty day. Like its flagship in Ürümqi, this watering hole serves imported alcohol and authentic Western food.
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