How much does a meal in Xinjiang roughly cost?
Night market snacks cost about 30–60 yuan per person for a decent meal; ordinary restaurants cost about 50–80 yuan per person; whole roasted lamb or banquet meals are priced at 1,200–2,500 yuan per set or per person. How much does a meal cost in Xinjiang? Here are some of the most frequently asked questions and answers about traveling to Xinjiang: documents, safety, seasons, altitude, guides and drivers, and dietary restrictions. Spend three minutes before your trip to get them clear.
- Snacks/Night Market: Barbecue 5–10 yuan/skewer, baked buns 5–8 yuan/piece, pilaf 20–35 yuan/serving, average per person 30–60 yuan to eat until you can barely move.
- Home-style Restaurants: Mixed noodles 25–40 yuan, big plate chicken 90–150 yuan/serving, jar meat 40–60 yuan, average per person 50–80 yuan.
- Inside Scenic Areas: Prices increase by 50%, it is recommended to bring your own meals or eat in the town outside the scenic area.
- Banquet Type: Roast whole lamb 1200–2500 yuan per lamb (depending on size), reservation required one day in advance.