Restaurants in Gilgit Town
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Dumani
Based at Gilgit's top hotel, Dumani has a wonderful vista and a good-value menu with tasty Pakistani, Chinese and Continental cuisine. If you have been scrimping or trekking, this is the place to have a splurge - particularly at the all-you-can-eat buffet lunch (Rs500). Popular barbecue nights (Mon-Sat) commence after 15 May, with locals and nonguests alike enjoying the first-rate food and garden ambience.
Also good value is the high tea buffet on Sunday (15:00 to 18:00) with a great range of salads, hot dishes and desserts. Credit cards are accepted.
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Green Dragon
Jamal Hotel's Chinese-decorated restaurant produces OK Chinese dishes such as hot and sour chicken, sliced beef and ginger, and laghman (noodles in broth), but covers its bases by churning out Pakistani standards such as chicken karai.
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Askari Bakery
Catch a Suzuki out to Askari Bakery beyond Jutial for good-value cakes, biscuits and bread as well as a range of groceries. The 250 g fruit/plain butter cakes make ideal travel companions.
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Salar Restaurant
Has Pakistani standards and interesting Chinese items - eg mantou (steamed buns) and strange but tasty fried noodles - in clean, low-key surroundings.
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Askari Snacks
You can grab a coffee or tea here and sit in the garden with limited shade and enjoy your bakery items. It is adjacent to Askari Bakery.
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Baig's Restaurant
Located opposite JSR Plaza, Baig's is gloomy but relatively clean, with good oily Pakistani dishes for those with strong constitutions.
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Yogurt Shops
You can buy yogurt at one of the yogurt shops. Say pita for drink here and jata for takeaway.
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