Chinese restaurants in Pakistan
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Shangrilla
In the Cantonment area, just off Quaid-i-Azam Rd, Shangrilla is a relaxing place to chow down on Multan's finest Chinese cuisine. The menu includes golden oldies such as sweet'n'sour chicken and beef with lemon sauce.
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Lasani Gardens
Whips up the usual mix of Chinese and Continental fare. Sweet tooths will savour the 'chocolate overload' ice cream (Rs60).
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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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Lala's Grill
Part of Green's Hotel, this is a welcome place to eat if you're craving clean cutlery and tablecloths. The menu sticks to standards along the Pakistani-Chinese-Continental axis, and the waiters agreeably tell you what the chef has just been cooking if you want to eat quickly or what needs to be prepared from scratch (usually the Continental dishes) if you're in no rush.
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Red Onion
Just the spot to cool your heels, this relaxing retreat has a Continental focus with a splash of Chinese and Pakistani dishes. There's everything from burgers and pizzas to mutton masala and chicken with green olives. Cheese aficionados should not miss the 'Just Say Cheese' pizza.
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Alpha
Up some narrow stairs, the low ceiling, low lights and wood-panelled walls give this place a hushed ambience that makes it popular with couples. Food is Pakistani and Chinese, with a good selection of vegetarian dishes served in big, inexpensive portions.
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Wang Fu
A reliable Chinese option with a yummy selection of dishes, from podgy dumplings to squiggly noodles. There's plenty to choose from including sesame prawns, chicken with almonds, garlic fish, shrimp fried rice, spicy honey wings and Sichuan beef.
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Hong Kong Restaurant
Peshawar's first Chinese restaurant, Hong Kong has been serving up noodles for several decades now. The menu is a blockbuster read in itself, and the dishes come quick and hot. The soups are good, while the plates of chow mein are mountainous.
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Panda Chinese Restaurant
Comfortably appointed, this is the place to come for familiar wok-tossed favourites such as Szechwan beef. However, like most Chinese restaurants on the subcontinent, the food here is more spice-infused than usual, catering to local tastes.
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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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Dragon City
This welcoming Chinese restaurant has lots of commendable Cantonese and Sichuan dishes, with favourites including the belly-warming soups, Mongolian chicken and garlic prawns. The vegetarian selection is limited.
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Xuelian
Pakistani versions of Chinese food often don't run to much more than sweet and sour and chow mein, but the Serena's more formal restaurant offers a much broader spectrum, in appropriately swanky surroundings.
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Mona Lisa Restaurant
Adjacent to the PTDC in the Cantonment, this bright roadside eatery boasts a huge menu of Pakistani, Chinese and Continental mains plus snacks and barbecue fare. But first ask what is available and fresh.
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Usmania Restaurant
Usmania is a welcome retreat from the tumultuous streets. The menu sports Pakistani and Chinese fare with hot favourites including chicken masala and mutton tikka.
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Tasty Plus Restaurant
The chefs here do a fairly good job of Pakistani, Chinese and Continental cuisine. The succulent mutton leg steam roast (Rs410 per 1kg serve) is enough for two.
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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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Kohistan Tourist Inn
The hotel restaurant has a small vegetarian and Continental (chicken gruel!) selection along with the typical curries and Chinese favourites.
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Mizushima Restaurant
The Japanese-sounding Mizushima Restaurant has an extensive Pakistani, Chinese and Continental (pizzas) menu but no Japanese dishes.
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Kim Fah
Whether it's chicken with lime or a simple egg fried rice, this cosy restaurant delights diners with delicious Chinese creations.
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Mei Kong
This large Chinese restaurant has an extensive menu with vegetable chow mein and prawn chop suey among the usual Chinese fare.
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Usmania Restaurant
One of a number of chirpy, good-value restaurants offering almost identical Pakistani/Chinese/Continental menus.
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Red Onion
One of a number of chirpy, good-value restaurants offering almost identical Pakistani/Chinese/Continental menus.
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Lintott's
One of a number of chirpy, good-value restaurants offering almost identical Pakistani/Chinese/Continental menus.
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Sam's Restaurant
One of a number of chirpy, good-value restaurants offering almost identical Pakistani/Chinese/Continental menus.
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Nadia
The upmarket Nadia has an extensive Chinese, Continental and Pakistani menu.
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