巴扎酸奶(大昭寺广场店)

At dusk, the night market stalls in Barkhor Street, Lhasa, are all set up, adding to the lively atmosphere. In addition to sweet tea, fresh yak milk is worth tasting, after all, these specialties are rarely seen outside the plateau. However, many ladies still dare not try it, perhaps because they are too concerned about the appearance of yaks.

It's a roadside stall, there's no fixed storefront. The yogurt is ready-made, in cans, and you can add other ingredients, such as highland barley flour, etc. There are small stools to sit and eat, but it's a bit strange. You can take it away. The bamboo tube can only be eaten there, and it's probably recycled. The yogurt is average, not as good as the one bought in the supermarket. The highland barley flour is more fragrant. Overall, I think it's not worth it. There are many tourists checking in.

The food here is really delicious. You can have milk tea when you come, and it is especially delicious.

Lhasa is all about the sights, but I'm here for the food! 🤤 A 5-day guide to 8 authentic Tibetan restaurants in Lhasa! Save this food guide! 1️⃣ Canse Tibetan Restaurant (Sweet Tea Station) 📍No. 147-5 Beijing East Road 💡Tip: Almost every restaurant in Lhasa offers sweet tea, but this one is especially rich and sweet. You must try it! 2️⃣ Qianzhan Yak Yogurt Shop (Yogurt King) 📍Inside the parking lot at the west gate of the Potala Palace, Beijing Middle Road 🍶Specialty: Authentic yak yogurt, richer and more mellow than regular yogurt. It's best enjoyed with sugar. 3️⃣ Xingchen Teahouse Tibetan Restaurant (A must-try for hotpot lovers) 📍Second floor of Nissan Chenbo Shopping Mall, Barkhor South Street 🔥Must-try: Tibetan hot pot paired with sweet tea—a spicy and super warming experience! 4️⃣ Tun Song Tibetan Restaurant (Experience Tibetan Staple Food) 📍Across from Zhuomu Inn, Lane 3, Xuexincun Road 🥣Special Feature: Tsampa and butter tea are staple foods for Tibetans. Trying them for the first time was incredibly novel! 5️⃣ Lulin Restaurant (Noodle Lover's Paradise) 📍No. 48-28, Lugu Vegetable Field 🍜Special Feature: The Tibetan noodles with yak broth are incredibly fragrant and rich—you can even finish the broth! 6️⃣ Raosai Old-Famous Bun Shop (Breakfast Spot) 📍No. 4-3-4, Lane 1, Raosai ☕Pairing: Tibetan buns paired with sweet tea—the perfect breakfast fix! 7️⃣ Chengzhong Anzhu Bakery (A must-try for dessert lovers) 📍No. 105 Beijing East Road 🧀Specialty: Rich, creamy curd cake with a rich filling and a rich, milky flavor. We recommend limiting purchase to one per person. 8️⃣ Pajia Amama Potato Shop (A must-try snack) 📍About 70 meters east of the Butan Kangsa Courtyard, Lugu 5th Lane 🥔Recommendation: The golden-fried Tibetan potato strips are perfect for a shopping snack! #TibetFood #LhasaTravel #TibetanFoodReview #HighlandFood #SweetTeaLovers

The ultimate drink in Lhasa is definitely sweet tea! Other people go to Lhasa to have fun, but I go to eat. 1️⃣ Canse Tibetan Restaurant (Sweet Tea) Address: 147-5 Beijing East Road Basically, every restaurant offers sweet tea. 2️⃣ Qianzhan Yak Yogurt Shop (Yogurt) Address: Inside the parking lot at the west gate of the Potala Palace on Beijing Middle Road A must-try yak yogurt when in Lhasa. 3️⃣ Xingchen Teahouse Tibetan Restaurant (Tibetan Hot Pot) Address: Xingchen Teahouse, 2nd Floor, Nisang Chenbo Shopping Mall, Barkhor South Street Enjoy some hot pot and sweet tea. 4️⃣ Tunson Tibetan Restaurant (Tsampa, Butter Tea) Address: Across from Zhuomu Inn, 3rd Lane, Xuexincun Road Finally got to try tsampa, it's delicious. 5️⃣ Lulin Restaurant (Tibetan Noodles) Address: No. 48-28, Lugu Caidi Delicious yak broth. 6️⃣ Raosai Old-Fashioned Steamed Bun Shop (Steamed Buns) Address: No. 4-3-4, Raosai Lane 1 Steamed buns with sweet tea, perfect for breakfast. 7️⃣ Chengzhong Anzhu Cake Shop (Custard Cake) Address: No. 105, Beijing East Road Custard Cake with filling in the middle, rich in milk flavor. 8️⃣ Paga Amama Potato Shop (Fried Potatoes) Address: About 70 meters east of the Butan Kangsa Courtyard, Lugu Lane 5 A good snack if you're passing by.