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Tongren

Tongren (Chinese: 同仁; Tóngrén; Tibetan: Rebkong) is small monastic town in Qinghai Province, China. Tongren has a slightly unkempt but not unfriendly Tibetan character, intermingled with the sizable Hui population.

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    Name-changing Hui restaurant

    One of the numerous names written on the doors is right but it is easily identifiable as the most brightly lit place at night. They have huge servings of the usual capsicum laden Hui dishes. Their mianpian looks like a mess but is stomach filling and good.

    Noodles/rice ¥4-12

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    Number One Noodle

    All hyperbole aside, the proprietors are very welcoming to bumbling foreigners furtively sticking their head inside. Helpful point-and-eat pictures on the wall mostly give prices, though it's best to check before ordering the ones without a price. You might discover they are suspiciously expensive at bill paying time.

    Noodles/rice ¥8-12; mains ¥20-25

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    Tibetan restaurant

    A newish looking place packed with low Tibetan style painted benches serves only three things; MoMo, Jiaozi and Baozi. While the Momo are delectable they are heavy with heart attack inducing amounts of fat that will require an entire jug of Yak Butter tea to flush out of your digestive system.

    ¥8-10